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The usual crowd OF CURIOSITY seekers
MANuFAcTrRERs' VISIT
The President and Secretary OF the NAVY
Approve the Tour

NTTT NJ M .FfVN
Approve the Tour
Philadelphia. June % Two letters q on
the secretary NJ tho navy have been TO-
coivod by President Theodore c S-a,ch
Of the Nat onil Association of Manpfac-
tIrers concerning Tho trip of Amrritan
niduuta oturers TO South America Refer
ring In ihr suggestion thai a Tinted SUITES
man of wdi should he placed ~ II saf.-..!s,-
nsal, Secretary Herbert expressed MS ~
erei thar there Is no ship in tho navy
that has accommodations for SO many
tisons, on account oil the cramped quar-
tiers Of tho officers and crews on honn
III, modern N,tr vessels,
Secretary Herbert adds. Permit me
to say ttht the president symnathi1e> as
! do With The purposes your assoc alton
has in Wow and most heartily wishes Inc
enterprst the success which your energ,
SO richly deserves
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pEvERs FoR FRO GoDREy

Devers. TEXAS. June es.---Con,est Editor
Enclosed find : votes 70, BRO V. A. God
boy Of Rusk, Texas Done Brown talks
like . man that has run for constable on
the nopulist ticket and couldn't work the
combination Charge all along the line
noys. no matter t We are beaten. defeat
under some conditions is honorable. es-
Pc ALLY when our effort Is for an honor
ahle man ard an honorable PURPOSE
would like Ia hear from san Antonio
again. Yours truly ". \. Read
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axsrt Colonel n "A. Freeman Of the
o.ss s-a,s fs tn tne midst 81 the serii-annuai
pss M a, 81 about $1,000 to the members
OF tbas syioe ana rawhuska Is over'an
witN gamblers and WHISKY pcddlers aNl,
although dozens Of deputy rarshaiS are
on tns ground. they have been unan'r 10
aoel ine 'tis .rrhsnces that constantly q,
sur Saturday night the marshais ran y"
- BEN Git Of town and durinc the melee
George Beni.i shot and fatally wounded
Tnt,,
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% FOR BRoTHrr n ronry

Richmond Trxas lune ~ -r- n,os, Ehi.
which Please place To tho creJl, ~ k.v
~ Cohen 81 Galveston icpinr he may
be successful MIN moro courorp to t,i-
lnW. YOURS 'r'llN. w. II Sohaefnr
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SIXTEEN rnR Fro GODFREY

Moscow. Texas, June 2s-Contest Ed
ior: Enclosed lind 10 coupons for Fro
iofibey Wishing him success in the con
test, yours truly.
Mrs p NJ Perkins.
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% VOTES FoR BRo. RHopEs.

Livingston. Texas. June 27-Contest Ed
itor. Enclosed find ~ coupons to he placed
70 the credit OF Rev Jeff Rhodes oi
Woodvilie. Texas the popular young min
lister of East Texas. Respectfully.
e. ID Peters
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"HELP OUR CANDIDATE -

,lulnf Texas. June % -ron,est lcdi,o-.
Enclosai yon VIII md /. coupons. vhieh
You VIII .nleasc place to the credit Of
Brother w: r. Cimpheil n Wharton
Wake up, Alvin. ana hnlp orr cnndl5ate
70 yin ths prizs for surely hr S worthy
cerely. FrterI
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,itNnA, reNas June 2s-Con,e-, Editor.
pfnsr siy" Brother Rhodes credit for &
COUPONS. Hurry up. boys. II VIII not do for
Rhodes and The Pesi ~
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20 FOR BRO. GODFREY.

Enclosed, please find g. votes for the Ep
worth League and East Texas candidate
Rev V. A Cooley. Glad to soc hin
crawling up to the top notch so fast. n.
friends expect to soon have him in th'
lead and Will keep him where he lselcr.s
in the lead. ! am,
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Hou@'on. TeNas Juno % Contest Edi-
tor Enclosed you fni 20 coupons. which
You viii please place TO tho credt OF
Rev y i-arikiD of Houston Hoping
tim success IN all ihnss ] an his litilo
FRIEND. t-llesp', lso,cr.
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DO AL IN rAEfR pnn.n1

Edna. Texas lune % Contest r,si.o,.
Enclosed You will ind II votes yo,, VII
please place TO tho credit of our frisnd'
Rev a. s Polndexrer. We are dong al
for him In cur power and honc Ne VIII
win the contest. Yours truly.
Leslie Marvin
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Is FOE BRO LAMKlN.

Houston Texas. June % Contest Ed
itor: Enclosed find Il cour,ns for Rev.
j.. d Lamkin Hoping he Will win. re-
man respectfully. Joseph DAILY.
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FORTY -FOUR For BRorIrr ppy,,,,

Houston. Texas June n Contest Nd.
iior' Englosed n coupons please mace
ne erea'i of Rev " Bryce or Rlrr
and VII certainly carry on ore ~ IL
prizes Success 70 him and 10 The Pos,
JIG
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u FOR BRO. LUTHER

Houst,,a Texas. June 2s.--Contest t,di
ter: Please find enclosed ~ coupons fol
Rev. Luther Yours truly.
/ r Willman.
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Coleman, June 27-Contest Fdstor: W.
enclcss 70 votes for account Of Homer T
Wilson. the eloquent man al the Panther
City.
w F. Mcclellan.
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herewith hand you ls COUPONS f f,,''' ~,
nastor. Rev Y. A. t;odhev OF Rusk
' resas: srother Godhey and his RUSH
itiends wish 10 have tive contes, RIM on
the merits OF friendship only, as far a.
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NEAR THE HEAD or rur t,sr

iibr; Enclosed rls,se ind 70 eoi,nons ~
hro.her Cooley lie lie near THO head Of
ne lis md ] hope he viii STAY .. !
VII oo az in my rnwer 10 HELM him win
honestly. Yours truly. Mrs Edwnrls ~
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Victoria. TaNss. Imnd % contest Ed
,or Enclosed please ind "a votes for
Rov. toindeNier Of Edna Rospec.fu fully.
W. c. BARNES
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i UNION OF CHRISTIANS.
The Pone Believes There Should Be
0al, Ore Church.
srr VANS THAT CHuPtH CATHOLIC.
ssya That ChtiH Ordained fe'et M"
Hi. Successors as the hesd OF
the True church.

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: >,s hss -srstNsea from Rome me au'anos
sh..ts o.risin,rs the fci.oN'ns compFe-
'.s-'>''e >.,,. ,,r,h I. |
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! has very c-cts hlv some bearing OF MT
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! ara eSe'np'af %. e"''s. u.s. ~. |
s'.intea. :, which church all are ocuIo Wy
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IN se..n,,,re tho church IL called a body |
ana the body OF christ II Is NSlois
t4irs living md organized society and
is Animated 10y ~, .iF's.,''s u1..
! cip'e NJ SUPERNATURAL IRE ihpss' 'hereio'r'
, a 10 either DENY tiai thrssts cnnreh s
! -, -. ~. -esu=s IN allow rim,
v's'n'F folN OF ''iN's - 81 .,o
has Z he perennial communication oi 'he
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4 church which sh9ul' e''osa ~
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rronsr.,od as our i.ori.s mystical body,
h-dy unf,ed to himself as head mystical
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enc from 'na o,ne'' ca" l ,na
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oines Chrst-,nuss he insentea II besldes
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ct hose bonds which unire man 10 God
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faithful"
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GOSSIP or GOTHAM.

New York. June "a theatrical man
suggested to All Ha>msn today he ought
TO take advantage of tbs Mckinley boom
ard rename Ahseys ,heatcr the "Mckin-
ley ,hsatsr Hayman did sos faN0 w., '"s
ferea the suggestion No replied Hay
man. II am an lsNelite."
The wheel Is now hold respons hie For
new menace. An operation for appendi-
ciiis. performed on a young man addicted
10 the bike" led 80 the discovery that
the appendix was not in Its natural pos
ton The alleged unnecessary attach
menr had been pushed upward IN such q
manner as to cause the patient even NOR
pam than II it had bern Ii Is proper
place u was the OPINION o. tho surgeons
sSs nae ns 81 paSes ma fn nsen crowded ont
The engagement OF Miss sdi'h shep-
ard to tsrnesto G. fabhri, just announced.
will unite two American hearts aud for
tunes. II IS such unions as these that
preserve American blood and institutions
intact and enlist the good VIII of everv
Yankee. Hiss shepard IS the daughter
OF Mrs elliott -. snepard and grand
daughter OF Mrs Wgii.am II Vanderbilt
girls no have not been spoiled hy her
means and exalted social staion.
Ocean fares are 10 be boosted II Is
announced hero thor all the European
steamship luss selling 70 continenia'
ports had entered INTO an agreement 10
| inctehse tne minimum =" lor ii9' III IN
| he mace known 10y me StesnSnlh 'r ~.
rai, M ,., M h'3,v Ne h,..h set,,sb Ia
| check the outflow Of good American dot
lars aud eneonrase slshi see'ne N TINS
Rio''o" co"'''S' ",''eS '''7 10y
v,r,s,s r,,ir idsa Of the Woman
! Christian Temperahne union has taken
do,s Nth clio, sev,ca end two slasse.
81 a.tsohed ~ ono,ps wore piace5 IN a con,
srlenous spot, You mt m penny and
~, ~ ,.a,.,.ry, ,b,s,hate ~ the ris IA
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s,on ssliave mai nc i-rent rfosp,,a .!
VIII do a power of good.
.,4 80 =.
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family men 1t not infreaueu,,y hold
ho-sa h,srle,s lawn shadse n,ono COY
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ers. rugs. wedding gowns SIX stocking
stave clothes. slippers. bath robes. sots
pillows several suits of clothes ard *
fnrrh some would he dristocrats make i
rule 10 spread weekly display of th-
sor, for th,. benefit Of their neighbors
hoping thereby to create favorable i'm
presslon
~ Nj, ,,,ar
,,a, ,,,,s,.,,,ns ~, ,,assins ,,.orr sud
,,, .a,, 81 n,in ,ra nssa,
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INDIAN RIOTS.

Kansas CITY. Mo. June GA SPECIAL to
thu star from Perry, q. r., fays; several
riots and one murder are reported FROM
Pawhuska, OsaSa Nation This INDIAN
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he ia concerned There is a considerable
tendency 10 make Rev Leon Sonneld the
Epworth League candidate. and Frsther
c;odhey IL perfectly willing for him to
have IT, Above all thluEs he doesn't want
il being run otherwise than squaieiy on
the merits of iriei dshp he VII Withdraw
from the contest, You VIII hear from me
again soon. j. L.. Nirks-
FOURTEEN FOR BROTHER RHODES
Chester. Texas June 2s--Contest Ed
itor. Please. find enclosed ~ coupons which
plea Sc place to The credf of Rev. u. w.
Rhodes With best wishes for his Sue
cess. ~ Z. marry
sMASONtC VOTES.
Beaumont. Texas. June q .-Oonies' Ed
itor. Enclosed please find y.'es for Bro
,Masonlcly sreaking) A. s. PcndeNtor of
Edna. Texas. Trouserioon biii.
ELGIN FOR PRo. ARBrCkLE.
Els.n. TEXAS. June 2s.-contest Editor.
Enclosed % coupons for Rev. John A.
Arbucke. n ff'ehn'
EAGLE LAKE VOTES FOR BRO.
MITCHELL.
Eagle Lake. Texas. June si.-C7ntest
Editor; Enclosai | send YOU n coupons to
so TO the credit Of Rev. 8. ". Mitchell.
with more TO follow. Yours 'suly.
Nadine Norris.
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WHY THEY MERE CoRRrcrEn

Hunt sville. Texas. June % Contes, Ed
'ior, Enclosed Is a letter cut from sun
lays Post As the riles say that your
ronrons can not be vo"d again If The
first candidate withdraws. this is wha,
haprenf1 here n his letter. for Tho votes
sent to Bro Crockett after he Withdrew.
the votes were recast for BRO Sonteli
fl'ase explain ~ tho next Post Pleas.
placc tn enclosed coupons to the credit
Of Bro l.. ~. iamk n of Houston se
spe'Nuliy Henry II.
The votes mentit red were received after
Fro Crockett had withdrawn and laid
aside until notified to vote for Bro. Son
field. The coupons we're only courtcd
once Contest Editor.
TWENTY TWO FOR BRO. BRYCE.
Contest Editor. Enclosed find p co,i
| pons please place tine came to the croJil
Of Bro. Bryce Of Richmond.
| 4 Friend
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EAGLE LAKE VOTES FOR BRO.
MITCHELL.
,5 rnR RRO- LAMK1N

sunday June IS Contest Editor
rieese nl,cA 10 the credit Of Rev l.. u
Iamkin % coupons From a friend
ROC.
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TIME TELLS.

First impressions may .1 no, ~ s ssss'
frst. = second ed Or third class pn''",'
specialist. But the J
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Ils''lN rptN fNNt- h'Ni'''i h''''
Flsin. TEXAS. June 2S.--t'ontsst Editor
Enclosed % coupons for Rev. Lonn A
Arbuckle. fflenn.
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:. 4 ssui hsss111
one Of tie ~
am1itticas IN
q woman e
A a.. a.mietioS
! only! 70 theslees
but 10 ~
whoa NJ sI
breath SSi@'ns|
ae.s.seourage, q r
aaon, Of ntlss n
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A Worlds Fair idea Of the Wore n s
Christian Temperance union has taken
root across tho bridge. Two long cNl-n-
ders V IN slot device and two slsSees
attached to chains were placed IN q con-
spicuous spot You put IN A penny and
the cylinders do tho rest toward giving
YOU a strawberry rhospha of the rish'
temperature for a warm day. fitfN SIM
Star .ooiers ore 10 be put ny. and ths
cord women responsible for the >nnoN a.
tlon believe that the l-cent rfcsphat g
VIII do power of good.
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New York. June "a theatrical man
suggested to All HaSman today he ought
10 take advantage of tbs Mckinley boom
ard rename Ahheys theater the "Mchin-
ley theater." Haynar did not favor the
proposition. YOU are evidently not a
ferea the suggestion NO" replied Hay
man, II am an lsrN elite.
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whom the maiden aunt has bequeathed
her stock of laces considers the legacy
priceless.
Petticoats and corsets are fashioned
OF the same material. A. preference is
shown for brocaded silk of delicate
hues, either woven in Persian effects or
sprinkled in Dresden flowers.
A petticoat is made of brocade with
sprigs of yellow, and lavender clematis
on violet background Two cream
lace ruffies ornament the Spanish
Hounce at the bottom, and surmount-
ing this is fan plating of lavender
chiffon. All silk petticoats are proyid-
ed with balayeuse, which may be
either OF lace, silk or chiffon In most
instances it is simply shirred on a mar
row ribbon. Here the balayeuse is a
f1ounce of lace about ten inches deep
and falls over Dresden ribbon dust
ruff1e of violet satin. Dust ruff1es are
admirable for protecting the delicate
lace edge. A petticoat of this char
acter cost 5000. The value Of such a
garment depends entirely upon the
quality and quantity of lace and the
texture of the fabric used. When more
elaborate garniture is desired, the
balayeuse is festooned on the inner side
and caught up at intervals by knots of
ribbon. Great care is given to the Sc
lection of corset maker. EVERYTHING
depends upon it's perfect fit. 1t is the
custom of wealthy women, in choosing
the material for their petticoats, to get
enough for the corset at the same time
The corset is Of velvet brocade like the
petticoat; across the top of it is a mar
row outstanding and a deeper fall over
frill Of Mechlin lace. The fastenings
are of gold, as are the eyelets, the hose
supporters, and the huge hook. These
are set with jewels. The corset cost
$50. The chemise and "balIerine" are
of French cambria, sheer and soft, with
frills Of real Valenciennes and inser-
ton, much beribboned, the price of
each article being respectively $25 and
$40. Hosiery should be of silk. MiIady
wears lavender stockings upon which
crescents Of lace are appliqued upon
the instep, and for them she pays $50
per half dozen. Fancy slippers are an
must not be overlooked. Of these she
suit of underwear. They are always
made to order and range in price from
81 to $50.
Silk is freely used in fashioning lin
gerie creations of every description
Linen cambria and dimity are it's close
competitors. One great charm in Sc
Letting underwear is to observe with
nicely an attractive color scheme
Harmonious effects in taffeta are
shown. Those which reveI in blurred
blossoms and faint plaids are par
ticularly chic. To taffetas more than
any other grade Of silk attaches that
musical frou-frou so popular.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-16

equal width cut in vandykes, which
have deep ruffle as their finish. a
beading heads the fun frills of lace
through which ribbon is run.
All the articles are much berib-
boned, and jaunty bows are placed
wherever a dainty effect can be OBJ
tanned Among the dozen suits of un-
derwear which are to constitute the
trousseau, a variety Of bewitching de-
signs have been chosen. Mrs. Dim
mick's excellent taste has been dis
played to advantage. She has insisted
that her lingerie should be creations of
art, in which not only the style of the
garment would be considered, but their
becomingness to the wearer. There
fore, all has been planned with this
idea in view, and the result, as may
well be imagined, is quite charming
No two suits of underwear are alike
Vatican plaits play conspicuous
part in the fashioning Of her 'robes de
mutt" and disposition to the lavish
use of ribbons is quite manifest. Almost
without exception, upon every garment
beading appears, through which rib
bon is fancifully introduced.
The decorations of several under
garments include ribbon rosettes, re-
lieving the monotony of lace. Always
the fullness is distributed by means Of
silken cords. Pale blue is omnipresent,
and, properly speaking, the outfit might
be known as the "ciel blue trousseau."
1t is believed sentiment prompted the
selection of pale blue, and as an en-
blem of true love it is attractive
The wedding petticoat has been de-
signed with exquisite care 1t has
grace and loneliness combined. The