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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-30

HOODS CANAL ROUTE
Ii The New steamer
DELTA
Leaves Coleman Dock. foot OF Marian ~
Tuesday. Thursday and saturday st IL = &
Kingston. Port Gamble, 0lssn's Lsndtak -
beck, Dewatto, Liliiwsup Falls. Hoodeyx1
Union City and way ports. Leaves Cnion "a
Wednesday, FRIDAY and sunday at ! = n
u. TRoUTMAS. xss1G
F.w. GoOpHuE. Agent.
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wethsnsss EefseepsI Churches.
colur,bss--supplasa from ssstfis pulpita
SHAW MISUNDERSTANDING school 70 = e. Ep-
wort Lszx1a p m
rsste~v ssr~~s-Thsrs sna Bxtssry. Rev. G. A.
IAnessn pastor. Services IL a. u arc n
ex,sa.n-sssw.rs anf Thsrtssafh. Rev. G A
Pressing psstoE Services u a n and 81 n
Afrscsn-isD ycrss street, .ust os Msssson-
Raw j. Aissn Tsnsy. pastor. services II Z n
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and olive Res. X
J, Luneerz.rd. pastor Services l. q n and ~
r n
Ganas-RSv J. 2 E1wsras. rassos. sssests
echooi 10 q N. Preaching II = n. Epworta
Lsagns > u R<sdlns League. 7ssop Ea
Msalsos esysss-Cornsr Ctover1sls. Rev. NJ
A favtuxfcr pas4ox Services 10.D n n and
D N. sunday school. 10 p n fsaes
reorlss class. la
tory. pastor. Services. II q "a snd 20 "a
erndsy school, 10 a. IA Class meeting IL
Church League, , IA
Asbury, Frsrnout-Rs-. ". IL DRAKE. Class
car ssheol, Il m: yeasg peoples nsstsnE GO
, IA; preaching. 7ss0 .. 70
gilman Ysrf. BaIlsrd-gs~ W. IT. Johnstone,
pastor. services II q. NJ and p m; SUNDAY
Laagus $50 D m. Eprorth League 30 p N
ewedl.f-Fssth street. near PikA Rev. John
Jonxon pssfor: Residence. 1872 Twelfth streef.
Services le:sa "a: sunday school,, IT'D p m +:
Young P@4Fle 14oettbssf y AAs. ~s>-&As - 'A~~s
fp. n
Gfaes-Rainieg and King strs>ta Rev. ". T.
FORD pastor; residence. 5ls suffer street; ssrv-
ices. II q M. and p II. sabbath school,
la:isp M: Eywofth League e.t5 p. M: prayer
useslux Thursday evening. 8 y. na-; class meet
ings. Tuesday evenings
Triuity-Mesces ana Kentucky stfeess ksv
n r. fedriek. pastor: passonsge adjoining
chureh Services III q. IT. aae I'D p. m Class
raeessnw. 10 a n. Morning subject: "The spirit
Of the Kingdom Illustrated" Evening subject:
.IAnas OF Conquest Junior League Sd
p. M Epwoffh I4sgue. G 20 ?. IT, Prayer
meeting, Thursday evenings
Fsrst-Thirs and Marion street& Rev. w. A.
ehankiin. pastsr Residence. s1 Seneca
street Preaching ~ II .. fn- and I'D IA
First quarterly mssting love feast, 10 a m
Holy Comm oHien. il a. subject OF morning
sormOD. Wear the Kingdom. Columbia
River Branch meeting OF the womaus Foreign
Missionary society. Tuesday. Wednesday and
THURSDAY, October :. and T. Class rnesfIng, 10
q In. sunday school. II % p. m; Epworth
League. 6ss0 o ia: 1anior League, Monday.
3. a.; clsss meeting. TUESDAY, p. IN. /;
Official board nesting. Hr.t Monfsy in each
month AZ p. nj; Epvortb League business meet
lag, second Monday, p. m: Nomans Foreign
Missionary Society, fret Wednesday. - =. m :
Issiles AID raelsts. second and fourth Wednes-
dsy. ii I. H. Mofnxns Home Missionary So
eisty, third Wednesday. 10 o. IN.
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iass. c. cakes Essy C. P.y,.. Rssy C. Reese. Rssirs
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xursr COAST srrAM NAVIGATION g

STEAMER FARAILox
Dispatches steamers for Saa ftfns's
Oct. ?. auc every IL DAYS iasssaftsE
Passenger and freight rates the !e8s.s
Tickets and freight rates can - e7 49,.
applying % ]. q. CAkk0ld@ -.
Union Dock boot OF Union street,
Telegh9ne 81
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poRr TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES y

pORT TOWNSEND. PORT angelic ~
Il Do SGE<Ess-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily excert Monday. Time card cams
TUESDAY. AUGUST q, ls54
Leaves Seattle, 90 a. m; Townsen4 ~
H.; Dungeness, ~ m: arrives Port AuGe4
=. M: leaves Port Angeles, 2.so p. -
Port Townsend. 600 =. IA. arrives 5oos1k
p ~. CITY DOCK CO.. sasttIA ~.
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seventh, between Pike and Union. Church
services will be discontinued for few weeks.
Sunday school has been resumed, beginning
promptly ct II 30.
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pR srrAsBoAr AND TRANSFORM

u r. STEAMBOAT AND TRANsfvA
ID. COMPANY
sIEAMEk ISLAND BELLA
{ -. Brownasid, Mssfsf, -
Leaves City Dock, foot 81 Main ~ &
4ondsy. WsansSdsy and FRIDAY 81 -
Port townsend. Auacersss. sam.sn
and whAfcom. goiag tnrousn " SIM
nflay. -s.st.n
CRY Dock Co. Agsnt& joe. - ~
Telephone SO 1ensM
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rrs.n,s.r,.n charche..

German ACCOMPLISHMENTS street, near Pine.
Services n q.
First Nission~-fn Wards Hall. Georgetown,
saath Seattle. sunday school $50 p M
Ross Ml..ion-D. l. Forfnsy, pastor Preach
fng. 30 3. m. frst and third sabbath OF month.
Lake KIlbourne avenue, Fremont
Rev. 5. c. Head, pastor. Services IL q M and
ss0 n ~.
Observation-Disclosures, near Ballard. SUNDAY
school 5 2. ia Rev. u. T. Fnrdney, OF Ballard.
will conduct services al y IN
Ballard Firss~Broaaway and First avenue;
y. l. fofsiaey pastor. frsschlng. II q. in.. aud
7 &, N. sabbath school. IL y n \. 7. :. G. F.,
ca =. IA. Prayer meeting. Thursday. p IA.
North seattls-oak and Harrison streets Rev
w. A. Major. pastor Residence. az Temperance
street Preaching, II a. aud % r N. sab
bath school, ia;is ?. m. y 4. &. r. ESQ p
m. Prayer meeting. Thursday. 80 p M
calvksy Market and King streets Rev. q
J. Kennedy. pastoE kas4lcnce, ~ AarSs,
street, services. II a. IA aud p. IA. Morning
subject. ssMy People Have Forgotten Ne.
Misses Hsmhsin aud sutton. short addresses
BY passet special music BY schubert quar-
tetse. sabbath school al Il is n m.
Fir.t-Foarth aud spring streets Rev. Aisx
andrs Alison. d n, pastor. Residence. III.
Marion street services. II a m. ard : 10 y "a.
Sermons by the pastor. Morning. subject, ssThe
resinniag Of the Cpuasct between sfcod and
fyiL" Evening. second Of series of shor,
csseourxes on the Eiase, subject. The Bible
aua the Miraculous" Mrs.. sfowali, 81 Port.
land. representing the board OF hofno aad Tor.
ego missions. will address the sunday school
at sss9 y IN. sad thu y p : & f. ia shs
lecture rc0ui az els ;. N. sunday school, IL A
THURSDAY. !. IA fseseheE's meeting. Thurs
day, rs r. N.
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VANCOUVER ROuTE-A TAiY 10
tne Islands. sTEAAEk UIurIAs
Oregon, Master. -. -
Leaves Taeona y Eoon. sss1-s - q
shsrf. sp "a Aonceys and fnarsas5s1. ~
Tosnseaa. Anec6stez, falrnarsis. - - -
RlaIns aud frsday HsfSJr, soiAs
Vancouver on lhgzscsy Trip r
Fare - Blaine, 81. fare 70 ssSsr 81 a.
FOR further Information aPPv
wharf
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L,oR L. 5. DRY DOCK. SIDNEY. CHARLES
Ton AND BhEMERToS.

TOR Z. 5. DRY DOCK. SIDNEY. CHARLES
TON AND BkEMERToS.
TIE FAST STEAMER
tGES. CANDY
Leaves Harrington q smiths wharf two trips
daily, except Friday. AZ r. IN. and y M
Ijsaves btsmestoH ?: % a m and 40 p In.
Leaves Charleston s,45 a rn and s:45 p m
Leaves sidney 10. 10 a. M and 5:i5 p. N.
pacific NAVIGATION co
Tine csys
ceAtsae ana " nateom Eoats-sts,s Of Wssh
isgton leaves Seattle Ga - sxcea, s.fu,fnv .
~ y "a. csstts and La Conner Kout~-Fals
saver leaves ssa;its daily except sunday al
IA Tacoma and Seattle Reuts-ss.te III " 90
a. p m
YE-LER DOCK.
EVERETT. SEATTLE. TACOMA. OLYMPIA
CRICKET
Daily except Monday
Nv Everett 49,. .&5 4 miI.s Seattle 10 20 m
Ar seafsls -io:ls n Az Everett loo , m
~ Esefstt. ...l - N ~ seattle .....4.iS D m
Ar Seattle 400 n. Ar Everest 6.45 . n
SUNDAY.
~ Everett. 49,. 200 a N i.y Seattle 500 q IA
Cannecting vita steamers Anltornah nad
ABERDEEN daily, excsp: Monday, AZ 7ssO a n AMI
100 "a Tor Taeomz. Olympia ant Sheiton. and
eoaneetang AZ ExsFelt w.th Aoute gYssto rail-
road for sl.veften and Aoats Cris.o. Landing
al CITY deck. loot ct Mssn street Seattle
X MCFARLAND. Master and Manager
0LfAPIAs TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" :. Nasey Navigation Cos steamer
HULTSoMAH
DxfLY TIxE CARD
LkA1E AERfyx
Olympia ST $40 Il Tacoma Al a-ao. =,
Iscoms ~. ..i9sgs1 70 seattle AZ fssoo ~
sss.ts q 20 n Iscfraa At - s.oo m
4sSosaA a. ..-- 80 II Olympia al. ESQ IA
Connecting STIR beats fog SAeltoz, .u.s g.a.,Isst
fAkk 10 TACOMA. 50 CESTs.
Landing. City Dock. toos OF Mnfu street.
cAfIAiS L WILEY, Manager
Jury or ABERDEES-sEATTIE. TAcouA
Y AMI Olympia
Ar Tacoma I'D an
bssse SoAssfs-sk. 70 A. m AT Olympia 90 d "a
AZ. seattle 8. ~ o Il
FARE 10 TACOMA. 20 CEsxs.
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McSoslsy nAAss harness iio Commercial
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IRE. Methodi.t Church

Barracks SIS Jackson street Prayer meeting,
7 g. N. Holiness meeting. IL q NJ. Free and
easy. . .. m A rousing meeting at . p. m
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Advent Churches.

Seventh Dsy-sos Poplar street Preaching
7p IN.
Christian chzpel-warren street, half block
north Of Front street power house Services
ii IN.
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Methodf.s Froses..ns Churches.
chrissian Churches.

Ffrst-seneca street, between Third and
Fourth Preaching. II q. and D N BY
William H. Cowden, OF Tseoma- sunday school.
l2.sA
olympic Avenue Church of Christ. 3i4
Olympic sveuue--R- r. Moss, pastor. sunday
school. 10 q m: preaching, IL a N. and 80
p. m.
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sap.s.. Churches.

west Dawamlsb Services in Mr. Fosters
house, River parg. y. N.
Fremons-Anrora street Preaching II - m.
and % 7, rn Rev. G. a. szlyer, pastor. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
Mount Zion Fcosoredl--in Young Ssturaiists
hail. University grounds Preaching, p m
Sunday school. , p N. Prayer nesting wsdnes-
days q. m.
North seatfle-Third ana Cedar street2 Rsv.
G y Brownies pastor: residence 100 Oak street
Eerylces. IL q m. Sabbath school alter morn
Ing services.
Ballard fSorwegisu Dsuish)- Odd Fellows
Hall. corner Iesry and second avenues Nor
wesisn sermon. p Ia. BY Raw Z. W. Finwsll
Sunday school, p m
Norwegian Danish sixth and Virginia strse.a
Rev G. W. Fiawali. pastor. residence. COT Viz
ginsa street services. II q M and - p. m
Sunday school, i2.ls u m h. !. r. u, y. In.
Prayer nesting. Thursday, .. IA
Swedish Bell and Eighth streets. Rev. Aug.
Olson. pastor. residence Sl3 Dexter street
Services II a. m. and 30 .. M. sunday school.
IAN. Young peoples meeting, p. M /: prayer
meeting. Thursday, p M: young peoples
meeting saturday. y M
Market street Market and Main streets
Rev. W. 7. fleener. pastor: resldeaee sol Mar
ket street. Preaching, IL a. IN. and 80 y IN.
Morning subject: 1.-The Other side of . Para
BILE. Harvest Home ssrvlce 10 the evening by
Sunday school. Tho church will be decorated
with Washington sneases. Young peoples meet
Ing At Go r m
FirsE-Fourth street, between James and
Cherry. Rev. W. r. Taylor. pastor. residence,
1899 Marion street Preaching. n a and 7.:0
p. "a Morning sermon. "a Fatal Omission. /"
Harvest Home exercises by tae Sunday school
"a the evening 7.S0. Special music aud pro-
srnmme sunday school al close Of morning
service Young peoples meeting. 6.l5 .. IN.
Prayer m<eting. Thursday. 7.io p n.
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STEAMER cHIiKATs -
J. w. MeA1lsp, 4zstsg, gill seave 49, = 49,
about tie i0Ea and 25sn a ssea fs.eas -. G
regular trips. Farc 20 jan 81. 80 -
sscond-eiass. SO. Pare 20 1uaesa 49,
j. &. CARROLL -.
Union Doek i0os Of uaies sss'
Telephone 81 ~-~--.-
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Gospel services for women at the Young
women's Christian Association rooms, 7ls
Third street. today at D. m Bible class for
women meets every Monday at 7:s0 p. m, with
Judge Greene leader.
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sixth and Seneca stFestx Rev. q Dali Jehu-
ston, pastor: residence. us Spring street.
Services. II a. m. and 5 p In. sabbath
school, 1878 q m Junior Y. r. 6 c. E.
IN Prayer meeting Thursday p m.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIAN
STEAMSHIP LINE-Warrlmoo, sept I6. Arwaa.
Oct. Is; warrimoo, Nov. 10. and monthly there
after.
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Tbeosophy.

Seattle Branch. No. 1, OF the Thsosophical 3d.
csesy, sunday. 8 p. m. In the seattle National
Bank building, room 359. Lecture by T. b
Rambo. of san Francisco, on 1.-THE Elder Broth
srs OF Humanity"
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Evangelical Association.

German-Hsrrison and Birch streets. Rev.
Aug Ernst, pastor. 500 Harrison street Services,
II a N. and ,. ID. Sunday school, s.4j a.
Young peoples meeting, p. IN. Literary enter
fainme at last Sunday of each month
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Government sonds-Stsaay.
State boa1s-&alSs.
Railroad bonds->iead.er.
Pssroleum-ssea9y. October option,
closed. sesse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-31

Como
the stOI|
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though
for TIM
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CONNECTIONS
Nashville Louisville CINCINNATI
and
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Senator James =. Broome, OF Quincy, Is
q gain confined to his room ~ rheumatic
trou les
The Owl Cigar Company has contracted with
A. g. Sutherland 10 build seven tobacco barns
near Quincy.
Three very handsome houses have just been
comPle ed a. Quincy: W n COrrys. NJ. W.
MmrOe and Senator Broome's-
Collector GUnby. Of Tampa and his friends
who went down 10 Manatee lass week brought
home 30 quail IS the result Of two days
sport.
A society Of the Brotherhood OF st. An
crews has been formed 40 tampa, with Guy
warren 90 dire 1t organi I'd with ABOUT
twelve melnters.
G. 9. Harrison. Of BroOlsVille. narrowly
esenfe1 death last Monday night ry taking
20 overdose O. mOrrh.ne. Mr. Larrison. while
p-caing oranges. fell from a tree. re- Giving
serious injuries, Whilh prom tea nim % tase
morphine iu crler 10 relieve the Dlia.
AZ Madison. aaOat 9 clock Saturday night
tnqae dYils bear DuVal livery stable we're
afo1sel ~ screams, ana. Fastening 20 the
st@oie. tc9la 10 eft loyE. o argrO o. about
- 3Faft D-c nl 9 - AFTER some diMegIff-
"a coof icing ly-kc4- some Ols got inside
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andF
Ridgeand
a
Mo9nh 80
a hv No
oruao to E. A
w.
p CSN sion
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Steamer"St. Augustine" is
appointed to leave Titusville
daily. except Sunday, Z a.
m. due Rockledge IL a. m. !;
Melbourne 9 D. m.
Steamer ST. Lucie'' or "St.
Sebastian" is appointed to
leave TitusVllle for Jupiter on
arrival OF train No. 11-4:o9
p. m. daily. except Sunday;
due Roekledge $50 .. m. /;
Jupiter l2noon following day.
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ALBANY DIVISION.

Connections at Savannah, Albany AmerI.
Gus ana Montgomery with the various civerg-
ing lines and at Aobeville with the Abbeville
and Waycross railroad.
Passengers win be allowed to ride on all
freight trains OF s., A. h NJ. railway ts
CECIL GARRETT @. b. WILBURN,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent,
Americas, ca.
]. NJ. CAROLYN, Agent, savannah. Ca.
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G,D Agent
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FACIAL SOAP.
WOOEBURY'S FACIAL SOAP

For tho Skin, Scalp and Complexion.
The result Of 70 years experience treating
the Skin. A book on Dermatoiogy with each
cake. All dTuggists- And Woodbury. s An
tiseptic Shaving Sticks also Bars, Hair tonic
and Glenn SKIN treatmenL
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SLEEPING CAR sERVIC

Z.
Leave Savannah daily, except Monday, 1890 ?. m.
Arrive Jacksonville $50 p and st. Augustine p.
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Charleston and Savannah
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 2s. 1894.

TRAINS and Time
l. city time Time Charleston, neri
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Mem
.theCO|
says
Card
+. still on
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| the
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a Negro's Body, Horribly Mutilated,
Found Near Juno-A Widow and 10
Children Left to Mourn the Death OF
q Floridian-Vennor Adams on Trial
st Orlando for an Assault on Miss
Laubach.
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Pending the completion OF the road through
10 West Palm Beach o. Lake Worth-the
steamers Santa Lucia and J. W. Sweeney are
appointed to leave Fort Pierce alternately
daily, except Sunday, on arrival OF train %
for Jupiter and intermediate landings on the
Indian river
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25
run wan soSes on ropAy.


BEFORE me thero Hes an old volume, whose
reeves are az dOSy AMI wa!n,
and ho2f g. me ttle rasc TORN
N'lmne ~ gu southern war songs ana
ttFa gather tltck IN my eyer,
Az read DER the brave. martial verses
Aii INST 20 thc OH BATTLE cries.
ROT Voc passions Wl3t spike IN their
music are as deGd as Tue CAUSE mat
they TOLD
AMI m ~ gee Eho4ts 81 thG south.
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LuNcmEs ANp ntNNnns.
Decorations in Green and whit,
cutie Rage.
1v,t, Tho Gnu.Ia,- l8,et

DccorutInps I'm ,,oo,, ., ,,.,...
4 ouIt, - NJ
t-,,, Tho sl,r'I,,, ls-.t
/ NHeH woman pans 10 entertain at
/ lunch or dinner the first consideration isn't
,,.ba. sba WIN ost, bo, .,r,s,. 81, -t,-.,5.
.,.......-,. .,..,.
n''5'' ''''. ,'''"'''7 ''"' WIN "'''' S's
"..l '''''' '' '''+" '''1'
lhefe seems no END 10 the ingenuity OF
the florists and the favoflte evolution of
.,o,r arr This ,s,,r arne-,,s ,, 500 .,, a-.1,.-.
~,
rely Oh DECORATIONS ioI green ana "lite
lunches and dinners. As .y"a ~e- -.s ...s,
summer the use of gold haslse, work was
~ ,., T..
amos at'pP'H anu ~ ""7 ''p''e5N Wy
white enamel
The real solution Of the rise of green and
white to such popularity seems to be the
eNtravasantly colored toi!et!es worn by
feminine guests at dinners. Gaudy flowers
ana the dresses K..r4 .au yDe., ot e1-.
other and in these times green and whlfn
have consequently become a safe refuge
for floral table decorations. l- seems to be
case OF the Old saw When u doubt
play trumps," IN the capital. where dim
ncl giving is MOI Carried 10 such magnitude
IN the number OF guests seated al one dln-
ncr IL becomes an art with every woman
and table daclratDg is second nature
For the first STATE dinner Mrs cleveland
lit on gruca and whle for table iecora-
tons and Ike eVelytEins that she says on
does 1t has been copied by nalf the people
I'm the capital
OF course fine white cloth IS always
used with this combination
DrBIrrA N;,rJs,s LUNCH
-. - 1885,,
me iresH PURIFY OF ulu'e ~ Eltsn an, anu
whle was very ohroPoS AT q ' S,s stNe1
G 5S ne, F,T 'es's were almost entirely he
prsttiest debutantes OF the season.
A large oval center piece contained many
bride roses edged with maiden hair ferns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25
TWO Liberty BELLS.
One of Them ON Independence Hail,
Cast from Historic Cannon,
Phlladelphla record.

Philadelphia Record.
The fame Of the old Liberty Bell has
overshadowcd the historic claims Of the
present state house bell but Independence
Hall can really boast Of two Liberty
bells, The one that nov rings out the
hours never rang out freedom % the Ma
ton, but ~ IRON tongue and sides were
cast from cannon from the battlefelds of
liberty.
When the copper and Tin for the bell
had been melted there was fused with the
mixture The metal OF two cannon used ~
The war ~ Independence one BY the
Americans ana one by the British, az the
battle OF Saratoga, and two cannon used
IN the Rebellion. one by the Confederate
ana one by the Federal army, a the bat
tie Of Gettysburg. One hundred pounds Of
each cannon were used. The cost Of the
casting, While largely betrayed by the late
Henry seybort, was raised Dy private sub
Hcrption, and the first subscriber q the
ben was President Abraham Lincoln.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

National Cit,h ~ s.,,.,,. ,.. ,,,.,....,
has been orpgr5vS1 -, s,9"
although nce-ir,., - ~, 800 -
time before tbnt ry,, N,,t',,,,t Ci,,, KY
SIX atNlusrt." w -NH.!""i' Nl"N nus
executive r5n,,,'',,., s''.s "i'', Ht,t rs
lngton Mrs mud, -. -,
fore the Armo,v i,,-,t.,,,, A., ,t,i,a,
geology I. tbc Ns,, ..ei,',. VA
Mrs Talbotf az 49,. a.. 80. .,.'"
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''Of course a. ie ,,,,,,, ,,.t,,. b., -. $40.
active membcrsr,l, 6,rs ,,,i,,+ ~ ~
number of v.or,'r ~, .,,', Wv
connected v,Ieb M ,,..,,......., -, "'
and who 3at,ir,li, ~. 80, S.
tcrest IN theIr ,,ori,
'"rhe subject fnr st,,5,. g. t,.,.,,.,, .,,,..,,
and we have usiailv tbron ,,,,,,,,s ,,,, way,
topic. one dav yyae =, ,,,rt.,,.-l,..,,,,
afternoon when raners Won, r,,5 .i,',-t
the resul. of am, sfI,i,, of ,i,',s ~
storms and nail
"The chief pancr v,,5 ia. Nv r.,,u
Grecnleaf of Roehrstor M. VI
Is president of mo Non. VI So, ~
ncns SUFFRAGE a.,s,ri,ti,r y, ~ AN,
when heredtty wa. ,r,,s,. ,1ty,,,,.S,,,, -.
50 succesyftg ts,at a ,vas Cr,u,. ,,''l,.I a.
Chicngo. The so,iat,, p.n,,s -
study alive IN f., mentors Ana s,,ds
.bc,n i,+, -, '', ''l'''9 ann SV''"9
Smithsonian and M abs ,r,.., ,... ~ ,a
crease thc'r l,novir}gc II arv a,,vfj,,r,
club desires. Inc executive co,,,r,itts,. viii
assist In LAYING ont a course of s,s,i, for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25


NeW A"iN i'''"'"
Mrs Bug 'nc Clarke wife of the tenor,
holds the position of recording secretary
r,r usorosts lf.r t,ata ian ar.ss ts n,o-
NeTp'al' 9he "'""|F wears p'r7ni'hB "oh-
nets anu gowns, and M fact IS invariably
snnIf.n of as ono nf Tho hest dressed wo-
~, ,,..,,,,,I.,,. -. e.r.,,,..
me" pN ""A'"s 10 ''' "''7'
In 'hur chat win her the other day
asked what she Thought should govern a
,,,,,, 10, ,,,s s.,,,l,,, ,r d, ,.,,,,,, mad tb,
way IL Fhoui0 ne iHHo'.
In purchasing Dress said Mrs Clarke
49,, woman sbeuld snilv bnrnony of coll
,o
CTS 'HeN A-uuS h'' o"" p'1"''7i S'S'u' rue
ilrst thing Is 10 hud ont just whut eolors
and Shades best become your romp!eNiou
eyes and hair Go TO the mirror and try
different snades beside your face 90 see
wbut best ygu can wear ani What Won
mus. niyyays discard. A woman Should he
pcrfertly frank ,yttn hersgl IA suea NM
tcrs gGcuusa one color or s.ylo of Trim
ming la bsguquIup ty her friend is no rct-
Son ,yfy .be hnrseif can wear N win me
s.ims tIcIIsaffu cifert.
.t0ue shoull never purchase ID fhlnr lust
beenuS, n is IN r3shlou. havo s0fns
friends who Inv hats or bouueis which arc
tb, vory latest shane styla. sic. but v.nleb
tnAls. n,rfa,t f,I,ibta az 4tsm whom IN
NAV bnd opissG,,rad 10 SIN the shane
81 ,tai,. ,.,,,'.,al ,tf. ,,rt,o,,,r,s,,. al XXI,
instead Of NM fashion .hcy would baye