The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-20

f.rt OF a suggestive character-study by ho-
ratio W Dresser. Tho story OF the mon.Hi
problem 10 rs pcturing OF . dr3matic episoue
In Western life. Its title, tekeu from ST. Jonn,
Is Greater I.ose Hath No Man, and the
author !s idah N. strobridge.
The April Delineator enbodies a eompre
hensive summary Of present and incoming
styles In every department OF dress, choice
vaiiety Of articles Of sterling literary excel
itnce and a profusion OF characteristic social
and household features. The charming
Aeadlsn tale. "The Maid OF the Drift" by
Charles D. g. Roberts. viii Guidance the in-
ternst that attaches to the land Of Evangeint
The Joys ard snxizties Of school life find de-
lghuul expression IN "fhc School Boy, the
fourth paper In the series on The Develop
ment OF a Boy By Mrs. Alice MeynelI The
| iurdamental relation OF speech and action is
anslyticaly discussed in this months paper
| On The cultivation OF the Voice" hysEleanor
| Georgen. The less2ns OF tho spring time are
| the keynote OF the fourth OF the .'New Sinder-
earten Papers, by Sara Miller Kirby
| The Conservative Review Is the name o.
rev high class magazine that will be Dc
voted TO advocating and advancing the prlu-
ciples OF the democratic party. It is published
by the Neale Company. Washington, y. G.
| Ttat such Review is necessary q Rcvlaw
laking high rank in literary sense. edited by
ube men, supported by able writer's and de-
| voted to the cause OF the democratic party
| Is set-eyldent IL should have tho hearty sun
pert OF democrats everywhers
! In the March number Of uniyo-eaI rrot,
erhood DR.. Alexander Wilder continues his
valuable series Of articles on Alphonsa de
Lamartine. This is the only account OF the life
OF Lamartine that has been published in Eng
llsh. but not On that account alone but for
the true insight into the character OF this
| great Frenchmsn, portrayed by Dr. wilder ia
w., S 1t,,n sspeclaiiy Naiuaoie Lahartlne u
! uut iIIte hhoWn IN tnis country, Dut ne
French history and also az one Of tha most
peIlthed Of writcra IN tI,n cts. ana mo,
he appears as statesman and as the sa-
viour OF France in the revolution Of 1913.
Inc March number OF Table Talk" covers
the field OF women's interests in most en-
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'e way ~ mas ine Hu'eo III W.
shriey, oy Eieahcr NJ. Lucas; i.apses,
S sy 6lI'in va =. gray, ne Lenlen Disn, by
Mgttha boekee fhut; Gastronomic Chips,
Inc social Club by Mrs. NJ, z, Meyer
1 Housektcpers inquiries, New Menus for
she Month ana Table Talks BIZ OF FAR.
oy Eorn .Is, Z. Bedford QuotatlOus Tor Me
Mlnna Z. Hale.
Amorg tho ahlos, rnn,,gtro ar,i,,ss =, IN,
current ,nnn+h ar. tue ,.o,tr,hutions in N
u,rcb ,rr,ho, =, ~ cor,,nv Aoo ono
rive vorId.s tndnhtodrss. 10 ,bo lev ,, h,
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KEY; george e. Lofimtr' rs an exceplonaiiy
brilliant historical discussion ana the readel
~ impressed with the Iact that tho wo.Io
Is moving W9en ne peruses so notable
tribute 10 thc lsraelie from ono OF me great
contribution = from the alwaya scholarly
ur,ar Una ise en,iad ., anu INV =, ~
the sanity OF Napoleon The author n,ql.oi
an intensely interesting paper. while SHOWING
tno 'ueoI Oh t3at form 81 ihsnni'y MolcH hss
Corslcan - ''e '''
The timely tonic of Mormon polvgamv. and
tho on,,io,s =, th, r,,o prt,ba,, yo,,n, ,rd
the op'nlonS Oh the iate Diisham fouhb ana
fully discussed by Mrs. Frank Leslie. in an
illustrated article which Is one OF the prInci'
PAL ieatares oil Trank Leslie fopu,Ar MoGtn
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