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LORDS CYCLE CLUB
now Established In Its New and
Elegant Home

T''f In Its Actg n
Elegant Home.
IN nome typical Of the old Southern
school of buildings, built with view single
to permanency and comfort. hut combined
with elegance and refinement In archltoc-
tural appointment, the Lords Cycle cluh
gave house warming on Thursday night
last. 1t was one Of the jolliest gatherings
that his old city has ever known. The
cause OF the warm time was the formal in
PRODUCTION by the Lords Cycle club of their
new homo to their old frlends--named le-
Bion-in that old structure, the Longcope
Mansion No. 1909 Chenevert stree, he
tween Franklin and Commerce avenues.
inc Ola mouse that in ante-bellum days had
Witnessed many merry gatherings of tho
youth and chivalry OF the fair Southland
habtation whose spacious halls and
rooms had resounded with the merry laugh =
ter OF the gallants and sllvery meals of
bright-eycd, glowing checked and red
tipped girls; home whose broad yerandas
had seated the culture dignity and fairesi
matronhood Of Houston; an appearing of
brick amongst the arborial and green car
peted surroundings of which childish feet
had wandered In those happy olden times
there the wheelmen OF the Lords club and
thoir friends passed in innocent revelry
the early part OF Thursday night.
Humble in size, yet dignlfed by age,
rich in historical attachment. but modern =
ICED 10 conform with the convenience and
comforts OF the day. the old ronqcope Man
sion makes an ideal. retired and nuiot
homo fol the growing cycle cavalry Of tho
city, where the riders of tho ailcnt steal
are growing and gaining strength from Mi
occupations in life. Two storl a high win
broad lower and unper yerandas iron cnl-
linus. gabled roof and n great douhIe 400.
1t nestles In a bower of TROPICAL rrowths
potaled and perfumed flori, spreading vines
and masses of shrubbery
In all there are sevsnios, ,oo
structure, on which the hand ~ r,,,n NJ
laid so lightly " i''i' nus
or these about one.bals have ,h,. Co.,
received partial cou,nmn,t ~ ,,, naa .a'
for be Il known thar tbs oras , 'su' %
having n club house fiyed n,J,S r.. h.",os 80
money and taste cnn huv rha IA Ad 1,, ness
room IN mo sro,,n ivy, ivy. Inc Ola dining
meeting purposes. Nh. rccen,, ne usuu ~.
located on the front right sida o,'on,,,''
this is the library VOL stocl,oa viz 'p go,
dard literature. TO The rear or ~, va,
dozvous of the student IL =, syn, i .el',
appointed apartment sol anert e,, ~, ,'
cial use of the fnir sex who NAV hono, ,s
club by lending their gracious nrasen,a w, W.
future entertainments, Other rooms AN
the ground floor AFRO beinr r,t,oa rn,. -, ~
purposes as viii best sni, ,hn 49, eo ~ suen
of members For renerai ,o,,r Jon W, Nc
cuneratinn ,ha e.. "S,"b "hu le-
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Mating.

1000 Rolls China Matlia
11lac, 2oc, 25c and SOC.
$50 Rolls Japanese Maths
zoe, Zoe, zoe and 35c.
20 Patterns Brussels ca
new and pretty designs
week at 80. -. .....s
8 Patterns Moquette ~
handsome designs, In
cream. tan and blue grous
beautiful carpet for your
lOr, this week ......,.s
Nottingham Lace Curtains
yards long, per pair Y.
Swiss Curtains, 8 yards
Ruifled edging, per pail.
Fancy Lace Net Curtains
yards long. Rnffled Wy
per pair ...... -. 5000
White Enameled and Oak "
at ..,.. -. -. ......,.'H
White Enameled ana
Screens, at go. -. 1900
Window Shades. 6 feet h's
feet wide, mounted on y
rollers, each ..... .....'"'
Shoes
That
w ear.
Ladies Turn Oxfords, BroN'
Black Kid ..,,...,...''.-,
Misses Strap slippers .''."
Boys Lace Shoes, Brow
and Black .......,....' II
Girls Lace and bus
ton Shoes :. ,,..'.''',
Mems Calf Shoes .....''.
Child's Lace and bu'W
Shoes, 4 to 5 - ...,'tr
Every shoe sold by W
poor material. is made os
workmen and is guaran's
satisfactorily.
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.merican Express company week END.

a., American Express company week end
ing May Z. 1898:
:, L. +. ALLEN. John Adams, Jim Bonbam
mrs H. NJ, Booth, R. c. Deckard. Mrs. n
r. Doyle, Mrs. l. G. Gerson, a. KoehI
!, X kessler. LOTHIAN Bros. ID O Nc
n Manon' l.. A. Miller. Fred Mason. Nations,
wo.,on OH company, New York steam Nv
N Moass. ". n. Prowse, Mrs. l.. G. perry.
r 81 rnls, Ed Renner, Mrs. Anna q. stott
~ sleoold Mrs, s. A. Wright. Brunner
texas; Thomas H. White.
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w ash Goods.
32-inch Sheer Lawn, in Polka Dot
Stripe and Plaid effects, per

32-inch Sheer Lawn, in Polka Dot
Stripe and Plaid effects per
Valencia Lawn in new and pref
ty designs, per yard ........... Ice
Fancy Lawn, in beautiful lace
stripe effect, per yard ...... T. 1-2c
India Dimity, in scroll and fancy
Plaid, per yard ............... IL 1-oc
Zephyr Lawn, in woven plaids and
checks, per yard ............. 1oc
Dotted Swiss Null, in plsids and
lowered designs, per yard 1Sc
Koechin French Orgardy BEST
quality ana the most feshiona-
BILE designs. per yard ......... Poe
Greradine Tissue (irnpcrted). in
the most beautiful designs and
colorngs, per yard ........ 35c
French Madras, in plaids. checks
and stripe. per yard ....... 25c
Imported Zephyr. in pretty broken
plaids, per yard ............. SOC
French Oxfcrd Cloth, 4 new and
pretty shirt waist mat srial, per
yard ....,.. DOC
White Dimity lin al; size checks,
per yard, 13c. Zoe. 1? lie, 15c, zoe
25c. 35c.
Checked Nainscok (all size checks>,
er yard, SC, 1-2c, s &c. 10c, II l. &c.
Persian Lawn, per yard, II 1-2c, 15c,
2nc. csc. 35c, Acc, soc. CSC.
Whto India Null per yard, IL l-2c,
15c, 25c, 35c, iOc. roc.
English Nainsook, per yard, ~ lie,
15c, zoe. 25c. 35c, Zoe.
Flat Fold Organdy. white, Per yard,
l-3c, 1oc. IL Lee, l5c. zoe. 25c.
Flat Fold Organdy, black per yard,
25c, soc, 40c. soc.
72-inct Black Organdy, per yard, 35c.
Acc. soc, 65c.
79-inch White Organdy, per yard, Soc,
4Oc, soc, 65c, 75c, 90c.
Spiral Swiss Plaids ana stripes, per
yard. 10c and u 12c.
White Pique in new and fancy stripes,
per yard 15c, 20c, csc, SOC, 35c. SOC.
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Express company's office for the week end

ing May Z:
J. V. Bell, Ed Bell, c. l., Goetz, Rev j.
NJ. Halsell. G. w. Hodge, ". j.. Howe, C.
H. Hayden, Mrs. Z. Kocher, LOTHIAN Bros.
Manufacturing company. II. Margatto, J.
NJ Marshall. w. IL. Mason, NJ. ana p. Oil
company. George Payne. H. N. Pounds.
Mrs, NJ. E. Reade. Mrs. s. 7. Randle, d. Il.
Sanders. J, L. Tuggle, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs.
L. p Woodland
List Of packages remaining uncalled Tor
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church of Christ (scientlat,--
Services Sunday Mt II a. m. in room 325
Mason block corner Main street and Rusk
avenue subject; Parable OF the Mar
rage teast Sunday school at 1890 D. M.
Experience meeting Friday at 3 n. m. Al,
are cordially invited.
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Children'S First Com
muniOn Outfits.

White Lawn. Null and Organdy
Dresses, trimmed with Lace Einbroi,.-
cry and ribbon. $685. 1915. 800, $500,
$1,000. $500.
White Lisle Thread and silk Hose
35c. soc, 65c, Use.
White kid Slippers, spring heel, sizes
II to 2 ~ to 5; price s1.25.
White Wreaths. 15c, 25c, 35c soc, 75c,
s100.
White Illusion Yelling yards wide,
per yard soc, 75c.
White Jap Gauze and Feather Fans.
soc, 75c, $i.OO, sl.25.
Ladies' Muslin Under
Wear-SpeCial Sale of
Gowns and Skirts.
soc quality White Muslin Gowns,
tucked yoke, extra long and
wide ....... ........ ..... soc
sl.25 quality Muslin Gowns,
fancy embroidered yoke, full
width ........ $50. ....... 75c
$3.50 quality Muslin and Cambria
Gowns. empire and V reck.
trimmed with embroidery and
tucks ..,..... $40. $50. ...'. 9Sc
$500 quality Cambria Gowns.
square, V and empire style.
trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry ...... ........ .,......., ST %
$3.50 quality Muslin Umbrella
Skirts, trimmed with Torchon
lace ........ $40. 49,. ...., CSC
$500 quality Muslin Umbrella
Skirts, trimmed with elrbroid-
cry, Tcrchon lace insertion and
edging, extra wide ........... 81. 25
$3.50 quality Cambria Umbrella
Skirts. Trimmed in embroidery,
lace and ticks, foot ruffle
trimmed with lace ............ 81. %
$3.50 quality Cambria Umbrella
Skirts, trimmed with rows
Nalencioanes lace and edging,
wide foot ruffle. trimmed with
lace ''.''' '.'''' '''.'' ''''-''' S'.io
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rREsnYr.ERIAR.

Hardy Street Presbyterian Church-,s
W. Story pastor. Sunday school Mt GAS A,
M, J. NJ. Smith superintendent, G. f.
Might assistant superintendent, Preach.
ing at ii a, m No service at night.
Sabbath school picnic Saturday. alst inst,
Prayer meeting Wednesday 5 D. m.
Second Presbyterian Church Corner
Lamar and Crawford streets. Preaching a,
s p. M. by Rev. G. w. story Sunday
school at $3.50 a, M, G, w Bocock supcrin-
tendent
Cumberland Presbyterian church, A
Halssll. ID. D., pastor. Sermon by the pas
tor at u a, n, and s;lS y. m. h Will
sermons he IL preaching on the Tsn Tow'
III, ten; today Isl 'Rsmen..
Der The sabbath day to keep it holy SIM.
osy school q s;s5 .. m, r. w. Kittreil
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own emotions II Is what we feed upon 10
our religion. II you have not grasped ttes'
| things, which are the. foundation OF ~
religion, you Will never Inherit eternal
| life, Love gives to the heart the power Of
| true expansion. REV. Robert D0lIing
Eplscopallan. New York City.
| RESULTS with the fruit bearing
Christian the fruit Is In his life. not In
Journalism or prayers or charities, but 10
personal purity. In peace. In spiritual JOY,
In self-forgetting love for others, and this
fruitage appears In all OF his life, not "
stated seasons. as a healthy tree Is Gov
cred on every side with the luscious fruit.
You can see his piety In business trans
actions more clearly than In the bowed
head in tho sanctuary. REV. A. T.. Kilt
stredge, Lutheran. New York City.
REST.-Our faith embraces the whole
nature OF man. II deals not merely with
his physical. but his moral intellectual aud
spiritual nature. IL is the great purpose OF
the Sabbath day to give rest TO the body
so that the mind may be nurtured, that
instead Of dwelling on things on earth II
may be elevated to those that are OF
Heaven and imperishable.--Dr. 10. l..
schneeburger, Hebrew, San Francisco,
Cal
DIVINE STRENGTH Strength to do
Christian work must come from God.
Nothing can take the place Of the divine
amounting. The strength of the church is
Of God. Forms and ceremonies are too
often Invited In the place once occupied by
The Holy Spirit. Enough is found In Col
Tor every need when he is recognized in
His presence and power.--Rev. G. s. Law
renee, Methodist. Haddon6eld. Nd.
A SERIOUS PROBLEM. The most s,ri.
ous problem OF every mans life liz his dis
position OF what has been created within
hin. Rejoice In what God has made and
~ unselfsh use and by constantly looking
% Him az the Creator Of all that /, good
Ind true in your life gain that spiritual
'ower which will give you dominion of tho
works OF His hands.--Rev. Julian X,
'myth, Episcopalian. Roxbury. Mass.
CLOSE TO THE SHORE.--Many peopls
re alarmed that the church may lose its
They are afraid of anything
utslde OF this land hugglng close TO the
more policy. Suppose that certain risks
nd momcntary dangers do arise from I'M
ertakings In untrled waters. He is on the
more who commanded Paul and the sailor.
ot TO leave tho ship and told us how to be
aVed Bishop William C. Doane. Ennis.
opalian. Albany, n Y.
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Fine Dress
Great ly Red,
Prices.

10 Pieces Figured silk M
all new designs end M
SOC quality, for
Black Brocade Silk M
worth 75c. for
Iron Frame GrenadI,.
quality, for -.
Rich Black Silk Brocsds|
quality, for ".
Fine All Wool Black ~
inches wide, SOC qusljt,]
Accordion and sunpls1
Skirts in Mohairs, Brill,s
riettas and Silk Warp Sup|
$500, $3.50, $500, ;7.Ni
and 5000. 4
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spIRlTuALISrIc MrrrlNc

me Houston Spiritual Society Will hold
tne,r meeting this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at Bryan hall Judge Lock McDanieI viii
conduct the meeting. \ full attendance
OF the members is requested. The public
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Shirt w aists.

Toe quality Lawn and Percale
Waist. detachable collar ,... 4Sc
Sl,00 quality Fancy Figured stripe
and Plaid Lawn ard Percale
Waists. detachable collars 40. Zoe
$l.75 quality Fancy Lawns. Per
Gale and White Lawn Waists,
detachable collar ......... 81 .J
81 90 quality Fancy Stripe and
Plain Madras Waists .... 81 AS
So, } quality French Bingham Or.
CANDY and White Marseilles and
Pique Waists Unnamed. 49,. 81 rs
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Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church
Louisiana street between Prairie aud Pres
ron avenue sunday school at "a. m.
Morning service at 10 Il. IN. English even
ing service at 1880 y. M All are welcome
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Boys Waisd

Boys Laundered Waists, \
back and front, Byron |
attached, cuffs TO mat]
ages ..... -. ... -.
Boys Star" Dress Waist,
and cuffs attached or dsA|
pleated back or front, 4
pleats .... 80. .a..ss|
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Mems Furnish

Mems Negligee Shirt. n
and Cuffs detached,
l pair cuffs, in chHh |
plaids, real s1.0O yalno..
Mems Bleached Drill d.
felled seams. full regula,
all sizes :. j.
Mems Soft Negligee ShimI
dras or Foxford ClotA. |
tacEed cuffs to matdt
$1.25 value $3.50.
Mems Balbriggan linden
finest quality of combea +
tian yarn and French !
seams, real soc value I.
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Our Second Ope1ai1ag..,

Of Pattern Hats and Trimmed Novelties U be held TUESDI
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Our designs principlA1
from workroom, therefore be sold at reasonable
prices, NELL as being models of fashion, Will have special
play and sale Of Choice Fowers, Grass Effects and Cinkd S
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superintendent. Christian Endeavor at i
y. m Junior EndeaVor at $50 p M
praye, meeting every Thurgday at 2;i5 ..
M III services in the new chapel on Fan
min and Tease.
First Pres byterian Church--corner MaYG
street and Mckinney avenue Rev. William
IIayno Leaveli. D. D.. pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. IN, y. w. Taylos
superintendent. jno. e. Wiley assistant
superintendent; Miss Fannie G. Vincent
superintendent primary department Public
worship at II a. NJ. and 3 p, m. with
preaching by the pastor. Strangers cor
daily invited.
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LOCAL CHURCH SERVICES.
CATHOLIC.


Church OF Sacred Heart-Northwest cor
nor San Jacinto and Pierce avenue. Rev
Bernard Lee rector Services: First mass
Il. M; high mass 10 a. M; Sunday
school 8 q, M; yespers and benedictlon
1870 p. IN. During month of May devotious
every evening at 9 o'clock with Denedictlon
Of blessed sacrament on Thursdays.
st. Joseph's Church Southwest corner
Houston avenue and Kane street. Rev.
Thomas II. Barfeld rector. Services: First
mass 1880 a. m. high mass 10 a. M, sun
day school 1880 p. m; yespers and benedlc-
ton 1880 p. IN.
EPISCOPAL
Christ Church Corner Of Fannin and
Texas avenue. Rev. H. u. AYES rector.
Fourth Sunday after Easter; Holy com
munion a. M; morning prayer and
sermon, IL n, M; evening prayer and
sermon, p. m. Sunday school, $3.50 n. n
Messrs. w. ID. Cleveland and w, v H..
Watson, lay superirtendents. Monday Par
ish association 4 p M, Bible class in Par
ish house p. IN. Brotherhood of ST. An
drew p. M. Sheltering Arms Wednes day
1880 p. IN; Wouan's auxiliary Thursday
$3.50 p. M; teachers meeting Friday 30
p. m
Clemens Memorial Cha2el-Corner Bing-
ham and Sabine, near Houston avenue.
Bible instruction, II q. m; Sunday school
$3.50 a m, MIR. Sessums 'levcNnd lay
superintendent Friday Bible instruction
at y. m; choir practice Z p. NJ, choir
practice Saturday at 2.30 y. N.
st. Johns Chapel Corner Iceland and
velesco. Bible instruction, 1 p. m; sunday
school p. M. Mr. rrlester, lay superin-
tendcnt,
Trinity chapei--Corncr OF Louisiana
street and Tuam avenue. Sunday school ut
. 30 a. M, MIR. 4 s. Dyer lay superintend-
cnt. Morning prayer and sermon at II
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uETIi,lllisr.

Mckee Stree Methodist Episco ual
Church--MclNee, between Providence nad
Cont streets. Rev. J. w. McMahan, pas
tor. Sunday school at $3.50 a M. w. a.
Woodruff, superintendent, Preaching at III
a m. and p IN. By tho pastor. Juvenile
Missionary society meets at u m. Junior
league meets Mt p. m. Senior league
meets al iJo p. m. Revival services viii
De held at y. N. and y. III each day this
week. \ cordial invitation TO all to at
tend.
Tabernacle Methodist Church (south)--
Corner Caroline aud Polk streets Rev. II.
II. iotchkiss, pastor. Sunday school {, 40 a
m, J V. Deaiy aud q D. Thomas super
intendents. Preaching at II a M by Rev.
pr Hamilton of Los Angeles. Cal. Preach.
ng at p, m by the pastor Epworth
league service at I:l5 p, III. Mid-weelS SER
vice Wednesday night at Sis O'Clock. A
cordial invitation extended to all to wor-
ship with us.
MeAsnan Methodist Episcopal church
streets, Rev C. A. Hooper. pastor sm,'
day school at $3.50 n. m. J. n. Hanks
superintendent Preaching ut ii n. m
and ~ M. by Rev. J. y. Cochran, En-
worth League ut 3;lb p. M, Children's SER
vice at p, m, conducted by Brother Coch
ran The revival services in progress VIII
continue during the week Services each
day at p. m. and = D. m,
Washington Street Methodist Church.
lola WASHINGTON street Sunday school At
s'So a. M. w. ". Kelley superintendent
Revival services at II a. M. and S n m. by
Rev. Fl. c. Willis OF Caldwell. Texas Re-
viyal services will be continued through the
week at ! and p, m. every day. Epworth
League prayer meeting at i:i5 p. M An
are Invited to attend.
Houston Heights School House. --preact.
ing at p, m. by Rev, j. w. Horn.
Grace Methodist Episcopai Church
Preaching in Odd Fellows hall. Mason
pio'E, AZ u a. m. and 5 p. m. by the pas
tor Rev, w A, Wiseman. Sunday school n,
10 a. m, II. f. Wade superintendent
Prayer and social meeting al $50 n. M
Everybody cordially invited to all these
services
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Linens.

1SX4o All Linen Fringe Huck
Towels per dozen. ...,.... 81 %
1896 All Linen Fringe Huck
Towels, heavy weight, per
Dozen 80. 80. .............. 81 80
1896 Hemmed All Linen Huck
| Towels. per doz ........ s. 90
.0x41 Al Linen Damask Towels.
khotted fringe. per dozen ..... 81 so
5S-Inch Bleached Table Danlask.
Per yard $50. ....,,..,. 25c
| 6o-lnch Half Bleached All Linen
Table Damask, per yard ..... 35c
6o'lnch Half Bleached All Linen
Table Damask, heavy weight,
PEI yard ....... .......,,.., 45c
6S-irch 81 Bleached All Linen
| TABLE Damask, extra fine quail
Ivy, Fer yard -. ........ Acc
eS-inch Bleached All Linen Satin
Finish Table Damask, psr yard SOC
'2-lnch Bleached All Linen Satin
Finish Table Damask, super
Inc per yard 500. $40. 75c
Us Size Bleached Linen Nap
kIns, per dozen.... . SOC
SIS Size Bleaehed Linen Napkins.
fine quality, per dozen ...... csc
Sd Size Bleached Linen Nap
kns, extra fine quality. per
dozen ..... -. ...... ... 81 so
ID Full Size and Heavy Weight
Bleached Linen NAPKINS. per
dozsn -, .............. 81 os
Fancy Check Doylies, all Linen.
per dozen $50. -. 35c
45-lnch Linen Pillow Casing.
per yard -. 49,. ... 500
9o'lrch Linen Sheeiing, extra
fine qualities, per yard gsc
anu ..'... ......,.. ....... 81 10 |
Extra Large Size Ready Made
Mosquito Bars. frame attached.
for double bed 49,. 81 o. |
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There VIII be musical and literary
spterts'nment giyen at the Y, NJ. G. I,
han BY Circle 10 Tor tho benefit OF the l.,
sa'es Auxiliary next Tuesday night, May 10,
refreshments viii be served by Circle Ma
= The following programme will be ran
.afa
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PRAYER, Prayer is man at his hest ,
man is not at his best when he ITALICS ar
sings or works, but when he prays Prayer
III obedience, conduct, character, and every
man may talk with the Almighty anywhere
when his heart seeks the presence of God
- hoy. William RAIDER Congregationalist.
San Francisco. Cal
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COrSets.

J Thomson's Glove Fitting Corsets, 4.
and 6-hook. sioo, sl2o, $3.50, si.75,
50 90.
r. & G. Corsets. 4. and SHOOK,
Sl0o, Si.25, $,5o, 81 10. $50
]. b. Corset 4-hook, in light blue
ana pink Observation-Disclosures. $l..5
Imported p. d. and Y z Corsets in
white and black, Sl.50, s1.7j $500, $500,
$500, 1925.
Fasso Corset. white and black 5000.
$3.50. $1,000, $3.50. $3.50.
Ferris Waists for ladies', misses aud
children, soc, 75c, 81 90, $le5 $3.50.
Summer corsets. 25c. soc, 75c, s1.oO.
Ribbon Department.
Sash Ribton, in black, white and
coiors. a5c, S5c, soc, 75c. soc. sl.25 Der
yard,
Frinsed Tics in Fancy Plaids and
Stripes, Use. $500, sl25, $3.50.
Bayadere and Fancy Stripe Satin
ssshes, $3.50, $500
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SUMMARY or SEkN0NS.

; oWAIt DUTIES Little things done
Well make great soul, and small duties
~ always great duties IN the eyes Oh the
Snrels. George H. Hepworth. Congrega-
tionalist, New York City.
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CHARACTER Mature always does her
duty by first making hosalf attractive. she
believes In beauty. Would that mon 1l,l
The same, To be man is really to reflect
Inc moral character Of God as a diamond
rad!ates the glory OF the sun Rev. VIII
liam Hamilton Morgan, Epsconalan, De.
troit, Mich.
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RICHEs.-~It Is not crime against the
laws of God to gain riches. but we must
be careful how those riches are gained.
What we need is the use OF conscience IN
our professions Gain riches aud power
but gain them in the right way and use
thom as they should be used -Rev. w. j.
Tucker, Congregationalist, Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08

WOMANHO0D.--The only form OF work
having enduring elements of strength SUIT
f1cjent to arouse the heart Of the world to
undertake the task and secure the over
throw OF the liquor traffic has come from
the brain and heart of the womanhood of
the church. Rev Sherman W. McCorkle.
Methodist. Pittsburg, Pa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08

THE WORLD GROWS BETTER. The
world is not growing worse, but better
There never were such good times as these
Thank God that YOU live in them 1t is
true that our times are not 20 good ms they
ought to be. And It Is our fhult. IL tho
Christian people did half their duty the
millennium would soon he ushored In. --l'ev
r. NJ. Goodchlld Baptist, New York City.