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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-16
HALLETsvILLE ITEMS
Old LindenberE Hotel Property to Be
Torn Down.


Halletsville. Texas, February 13.-Mr.
Fritz Lindenberg has sold his hotel prop
erty to Mr.. F. w. Neuhaus, who will at
once tear down the old frame buildings
and put up bricks This property has a
frontage Of eighty-two feet on the square
and has been used as hotel by the Lin :
denberg family continuously since 1855.
Mr.. Lindenberg and family will continue
to reside in Halletsvlle.
Commissioners court is in regular ses-
sion this week with large amount OF
business to transact Several builders of
iron bridges are here figuring on doing
some work for the county. Active work
In improving the roads will be COM
menced again March |.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mitchell last even.
ing entertained a number OF their married
friends with a card party.
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Richmona to Re Incorporated.

Richmond, Texas, February Eth
terprising citizens OF Richmond have de-
cided TO incorporate the town for general
purposes and a petition for an election
to that end is being circulated today.
The requisite number of signers have been
obtained and an election will be had in
the near future.
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rn srTis steamer sprlngwell from GAL
d sehsnsd at Manchester February 12.
Bs,Hrner Grace d. Buchanan sailed
oFe Tor Galveston February 10
ipool Tn steamer Chancellor sailed from
! br,,t.et orhsry Is for Galveston.
b arr;so steamer KhartoLm from Gal
u s,ssnsd at Antwerp February r.
,%sNamer Concho from Galveston ar.
:" NeW York February IL.
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o"'s. . The Morning Star.
Marshall, Texas.

MARSHALL, TEXAS. FEB II, 1900
HOUSTON POST.
RAN m TIE POST WANT COLUMNS,
FOR ONE WEEK. A SMALL AID, OFFERING
RiVES' COTTON BUYERS MANUAL AT $50.
I ALSO RAN TIE SAME AD THE SAME
LENGTH OF TIME nv TIE DALLAS NEWS
nv TIE POST WE'RE JUST THREE TIMES
AS MANY AS THOSE FROM THE Ao IN TIE
NEWS. THERE'S NOTHING LIKE RESULTS.
r. l.. JENNINGS
RELIGIOUS EDITOR MORNING STAR.
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METALS.

! 3d. February i5.-Tin moved UP .
~ ma, following improvement IN the
sss ,rI Otherwise the situation To-
|tse e.IiSShsnged. At the close the metal
topn.a pig iron warrants very dull;
ii Se ~ unchanged at 1925. Tin very
aid ' Lead unchanged with 40
asked asked spelter dull, ( 50 bid and
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81 Louis. February 15.-Erss steady, liil.
steady creamery 1894; dairy 1912 Cheese
-rlrm. l2Gl3. EgTs-Easy; IL.
new York. February f5-Eges-Rec.ipts
le,S.A; strong: Western l2h al mark
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TWO BLOCKS at end Of Franklin street car
line at bargain. Will double in three
months. Forces & SON 200 Main. 90
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SUGAR.

y , ,ess, February is. = Sugar = Raw
tsttI. a, February i5.--susar-strong:
Sel a,.af S-ls: open kettle centrifu-
Nv centrifugal yellows iis9i7s;
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FEMALE sUPPoSlToRIES-A good temalc
tonic and a positive preventive no harm
no discomfort; any one tan use them, fol-
full particulars address with stamp NJ D..
postoffce box 600. Houston, Texas. S-lb
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WANTED-Two nicely furnished connecting
rooms with board by small family. Ad-
dress with particulars. B. sodard 5os Main
street. 10
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80 900 ACRES OF improved aud unimproved
lands IN Bra4orla and MataECfia counties.
Fer sale by L. $. Weisiger & Co, ouintana,
Texas -
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COTTON ON sHIpnoAnn

Y Y ABOVE quotations arc based on tramp
\ IT. second class liners 1c and first
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LOW DOWN and on easy terms large resi-
dence on Polk avenue two nice cottages.
one on jackson and ono on Farnin street
all In Third ward. Vim. b. King & Co. No.
III Main street. IL
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WANTED-By a strictly temperate young
man. position as bookkeepor OF clerk; seven
yenra' experience ms bookkeeper; Al ref
erencos furnished. Address Y. J. Clinkin-
bsard WindEor Mo "
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ready to receive bids for 25-tou oil mill
until February % 1860. Emil Beuscher
general manager smithsille, Texas. %
sMITHVlLLR OIL NH Company will be
ready % receive bids for a g5-ton oil mil,
until February 70. 1900 NJ. Burleson presi-
dent. smithyille. Teas. 20
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

q CALLED MEETING OF GRAY Lodge
On No. $50. A F. and NJ, tonight
SIGNr at 8 o'clock Work In the F. G..
~ decree. Members of Holland Lodge
No, ] and soiournng brethren ara
cordially invited to attend. John Hughes. W.
NJ J. r CRde Secretary
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cEAN corToN FRE1Gur RATES.

lNeston shipbrokers quote the following
& on cotton for delivery at ships side
pm the specified days from February II.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS oPPORTUNTrY --WIl sell my
complete motion picture public entertain.
ment OUTFIT with large advertising bills and
everything needed cheap for cash: all first
natural as lie; no experience required to
operate ~ have made $50 20 $500 per week,
best reasons for selling. send this ad and
address TO Drawer li6, Chicago.
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Al !NVENTIoN. State rights and territory
for sale. will bear close Investigation, For
particulars npply 20 ]. p Gerry, 1914 Cen
ter street, Galveston Texas 20
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

sass. N1'e'' eehuiuss'
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COOK REMEDY co.

~ Masonic Temple, Chicago I'LL. for proofs
OF cures. Capital $500 zoe. We solicit the
most obstinate cases. We have cured the
E rsst cases IN 10 to 50 days, ioo-page Book
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WANTED with $500 cnsh for big In
vestment in Houston. AddreHs sile. this
office 20
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Galveston, February is.
Sailed.
Martha Thomas, for Apalachicola.
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FINANCIAL.

albu,NtU W l~phA' w -AHh"NNA SNNAh"An oioV-
orty in amounts 70 SUIT. one 10 ten years
at lowest rates OF interest; can also supply
parties wanting 10 build or buy homes In
any part OF tho city with loans on the In
etalment plan these loans can DO paid In
full or any part of them AZ any time: no
delay In getting your money; can close loan
on the Same day application Is made II title
is satisfactory: can supply parties wanting
to buy lots or build with special bargains In
choice blocks. quarter blocks. lots or resi-
cenees In all parts OF the city or additions
on easy terms or for cash. Apply ut once to
h l.. Mna. 2D5 Main street
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A GOOD opportunity for a live. energetic
business man. with moderate capital; prac-
tiealy no competition. Call or address Gil
Travis street. II
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experienced lumber bookkeepcr
aud general office man; must understand
double entry, be correct In figuring. give
reference and salary wanted no not an
My unless you know you are competent
Mako application in your own handwriting
Address S5l1. this office Il
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blood

PKIMARY. SECONDARY OR TERTIARY
BLOOD POISON Permanently Cured. You
can be treated at home under same ruarsntv
II you, hsss taken mercury, iodlde poiash.
ana stun have aches and pains, Mucus Patches
IN Mouth. Sore Throat. Pimpies. Copper COZ
Hair or Eyebrows faliinr nnf villa UeN''
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.
AGENTS WANTED.


NEW POLICIES issued by the Old Reliable
Manhattan Life Insurance company OF New
York contain liberal loan values begin
ming at the end Of the second year. with
pald-up ana extended Insurance each year
thereafter. Agents OF character and in
tegrity wanted: TOP brokerage contract APP
ply with references 70 A. a. Green Jr..
manager. Texas Indian and Oklahoma Ter
ritoriea Scolarn building. Dallas Tex 3-1a
AGENTS on salary or commission the gr at
at agents setter ever produced. every user
OF peH and ink buys Il on sight 200 10 sou
per cent profit. one agents sales amounted
To $500 IN six days; another sa2 ia two hours.
Monroe Mfg Co. X 1885, La Crosse. Wis q
AGENTS NANTED-Gultaf chord attach.
ment any one can play, sample Toe; retaiis
at 25e. shaw Instrument Factory. Decatur.
III n
CASH for acceptable ideas; state iffpatontrd
Address the Patent Record Baltimore. Nd
~
ICE, REFRIGERATING MACHINERY.
WANTED--To furnish prices and specihca-
tons on ice and refrigeratlng machinery
any size or purpose: steel ammonie httinrs
q speciality; correspondence solicited. J. W.
Turnpaugh. Fort Worth. rexas- 2-ls
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FOR RENT.


FINE PASTURE for rent; 1850 acres pasture
IN Wharton county, three miles west OF
Wallis; hne grass and plenty water ana
best fence ~ the county Address the own
err. w y Groom, Wharton. Texas. ~
FOR RENT Five-room cottage. gOis Iceland
evenue, with bath, on south corner. Apply
TO j. 7. Arto, Central nre station .
FOR RENT--Two- story seven room house.
1916 Texas aveuue all modern conveniences.
four blocks from Capitol hotel Apply sos
Austin street Mrs !. G hurks Is
FOUR OR FIVE unfurnished rooms, 1sia
Congress avenue: with Quiet lady. ls
FOR RENT--i5os Caroline street. rooms,
two-story house. all modern conveniences
Apnly SoS Preston avenue. 81
A WELL. Furnished front room, south and
east exposure; bath and gas. Corner OF
Man aud Lamar avenue 20
FLAT OF three unfurnishsd rooms and kitch-
end references. Apply SOC Rusk avenue.
four blocks from Nam street u
FOR RENT-Modern eight.room residence.
1907 Texas avenue. Apply L. Browne. next
doos 20
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS at ii9 Caro-.
lima street. q
FOR RENT--Furnshod rooms. also three I'M
furnished rooms for Housekeeping. ii0
Chartrxs street l,
FURNISHED ROOMS. light Housekeeping
four blocks from market III sixth 81 ~
FOR RENr.-Ncely furnished room opposite
site Iiigh school, Apply 1909 Capitol ave
nue. - ls
FOR RENT--Two-story store building, cor
ner semmts and Providence; suitable for
hotel boarding house or store; cheap rent,
inquire of + E. Koebler, lle2 Semmes
street. Fifth ward. ~
FOR RENT--The store No. lilS Congress
avenue opposite courthouse. possession
given February u. Apply G. " clarendon,
2ls Main street. --------d
THREE unfurnlshed rooms. hall aud stable.
S per month 20, Calhoun street: u
siN ROOM HOUSE for rent Providence and
Mckee streets. Apply lSls Providence. y
HOUSES FOR RENT--Ail kinds and in every
part Of city; save time and money NY call
Ing on u.s. Seaman 6 Bartell, 906 Fannin
St. opposite Postoffce. Phone 1863, II
FOR RENT CHEAP. by man aud wife. three
o. four uhfifnished south roome; close IN
modern conveniences. Jos Crawford. II
/ CONTROL the most desirable rent property
in Houston and II saves time and trouble
~ consulting my list n. NJ Norneet.
fhons 6l5 POI Blnz butldine II
FOR RENT--Coruer store. Rusk and Travis,
Amply 90S Rusk 2s
FOR RENT--Two-story residence, No. lily
Polk avenue; modern improvements refer.
euces required APPLY Mrs. c. a. Bulae, 2le
Mason building "
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Broommakers Inquire $40 Con
Rreas avenue 10
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$500 WILL BUY a desirable corner resi-
dence. with all modern improvements; To-
Gated tn the best neiehborhood on CraW-
ford street terms. $500 cash balance three
wears. or exchange for other property In
Third ward only, Address s59i this Of
Ace q
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE cHEAP--A large 2-story resi-
dence and q block OF land in Richmond,
Texas same block as the bank building 10
on price $l000--one third cash, balance one,
two and three years at 5 per cent interest;
hne place for boarding house W j. Groom,
Wharton Texas ~
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PERSONAL


LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in otaee Of The Post
for week ending Saturday, February 10
l776; 1851 49,. 500; 1876 90; sso2' siS2
F. IS: i07; s2s2 Cd; G (2); G. G. %, So
1893 (5l: II. e. b.; 6S3. sos; $50; s23i
Investigate t2) SASS, j w F. s2S5; $3.50
49,; s2l9 (3l: l.. P. s. 81. 2sll. HI; $685.
$3.50: S2l6: s3l6 20; 1916 (2l; Pecan. r 9O.
sl6s; Steam (2l. S. b. F.. s3l9; $500; 7. 7. :;
Il (5) S39S; s4si. sSQ7; si22. G. G. sullivan
e.Tt. kaf
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If YOU HAVE MONEY aud want drug store,
Houston. well established, half value, write,
II not, don'; ADDRESS Cheap Drugs, this
office. II
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LADIES in distress from suppressed menses
positively relieved by taking Prescription
No. 1867; guaranteed or money returned
Inclose stamp for particulars. Madame
GuillAmme. Galveston. TeNns. 2.g0
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A YOUNG MAN attending school desires a
position where he can work mornings and
evenings and Saturdays 20 pay his board,
Address c. e. b., care Massey business cot
lcgC Is
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

WANTED situation by young man OF OK
pericnce in general merchandise, hardware
store or lumber yard, speaks German and
Toyaa %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

peyers. Ts1as: January 2. 1900
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BOARDING HOUSE for sale cheap. part cash:
close IN. Address Investigate, this Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-11

of organizes and silk tissues, but if she
looks warm and uncomfortable all her
money for costly raiment has been
spent in vain. Repose is the first re-
quirement in the scientific regime for
summer.
The sensible woman never allows her
self to be in a hurry. She so orders her
days that she can move with precision
and at a leisurely pace. Above all.
she takes plenty of time to dress. Here
in lies one of the secrets that the bellies
of the season are quick to value as i'm
portant. OF course the bath is the first
consideration. In warm weather two or
three baths a day are not injurious. 1t
is generally believed that the hot bath
is cooling. and for a time after the
plunge it does seem to have the desired
effect, but too many warm baths are
weakening. If the experiment of TAX
ing tepid bath and gradually lowering
the temperature of the water is tried,
it will be found very satisfactory The
small boy who stays in swimming for
an hour or two will bear witness to
the cooling effect of water that has not
been heated. IT is possible to stay in
the cold bath four or five minutes with
out any unpleasant effects. When the
body is thoroughly cooled friction with
a towel should be avoided. The 1ightesr
touch in drying is all that is necessary,
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thus described by a participator: First
came pyramids of ham and carrots in
oblong slabs. Then in quick succession
followed mutton, boiled pig hide, grilled
fish rolled in sugar and bowled fowl
dipped in soy sauce We were next treat
ed to shark fins in pickle and eggs which
had been buried in lime until they had
become black. Peeled water ehestnuts.
the roots of a kind of lotus, cakes of
stiff cranberry jelly, sliced boiled carrots
and topped off with olives arranged in
pyramids and held in place by bamboo
pins. Green cages and tamarinds soaked
in wine and pieces of fried red melon were
all arranged in the pyramid bamboo style.
Small pieces of pastry rolled in brown
sugar; sections of oranges, toasted melon
pipS and monkey nuts, small pink topped
dumplings filled with sugar and patties
which resembled nothing in the world UNI
less 1t was m1nce pies, were served as
the fifteenth, sixteenth. seventeenth and
eighteenth courses. Baskets of pastry
velopes of pastry filled with mince pie
meat preceded the real piece de resis-
tance''-sea slug risoles. BY this time one
felt prepared for anything and taste was
nil. But fifteen more courses followed
like a remorseless fate. They were NUT
soup, stewed duck, stewed shrimps. lotus
seed, chicken and red sturgeon. Eight
bowls appeared after these with q clear
soup, which is known to the Chinese
in fanciful shapes; stewed shrimps' eggs:
sliced ham rolled into balls, dozens of
ducks tongues stewed with ham, and
sliced pigeon stew. Courses thirty-five
and thirty-sx defied analysis and nomen-
clature. Huge bowls of rice filled up in
pilau, the mixture that in China takes the
Mace of bread.
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and tanning with a towel will be found
effective. II after this sort of a bath
the toilet is made, slowly and deliberate
~ it is possible to keep cool for several
hours, no matter what the temperature
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For an Informal Gathering.

A pleasant way for a party of young
people to entertain themselves at an
informal gathering is for them to try
to distinguish each other by seeing the
eyes alone. Pin shawl across the
doorway about five feet from the floor.
Cut out holes in a large sheet of wrap
ping paper, or a newspaper will answer
the same purpose, which will show the
eyes distinctly, but will not expose any
other part of the face.
If any one present possess a talent
for drawing, the paper which is to
serve as mask could be decorated
with mouth and nose, put on with
brush dipped in India ink. This would
add to the groteSque appearance which
the shawl, surmounted by the mask,
will present. Eyebrows might also be
painted.
shawl the company should be divided
into two parties, one to remain in the
room as spectators and guesSers, and
the other to go behind the scenes"
otherwise the shawD as performers. If
there are over half a dozen of the latter
head stands behind the mask, SO that
his eyes are distinctly seen by those in
the room, and another of the perform
erS asks:
who owns the eyes?"
If a correct response is given the per-
formers clap their hands. Then the
one who has taken his turn goes to the
foot of the line, and number two takes
his or her place behind the screen. At
ter a time the parties change places,
and the fun is renewed.
Beauty Hints.
MADAM MICHAUD TELLS HOW TO
LOOK COOL
1t is an art to look cool in summer.
The pretty girl may have fine wardrobe
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cry human being attracts a man; ire
verence in woman is to him abomina-
bic.
A consideration for his comfort at
tracts a man; a continuation of this
makes him your most humble slave.
A chat in which there is no malice at
tracts a man; neither scandal nor evil
speaking makes a woman seem sweet
and lovely to him.-Woman'S Life.
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much nutriment as a potato, in pleas
anter and more wholesome form.
> Summer Fancies.
The tints in cloth gowns seem to be
lighter than they were in the
early spring, and now there is an ice
color which is iRdescribable, a delicate
green, and the faintest tint of pink,
which make charming gowns for cool
days.
Cloths in pale colors are used for
driving coats, with tight fitted basque
in the back. The fronts slope off little
from below the bust and large double
revers and collar of white silk and lace
are the finish above a white silk vest
fastened with silver buttons.
Little collaretteS of lace and NOUS
seline plaitings, with long scarf ends
are every much worn, and seem to fill
the place of the fancy boas. They are
simply a yoke with ruff1es attached and
finished around the neck with plaitings
of lace.
Very pretty fruit napkins of pure
linen, in colorings of pink, blue and
gold.
Rope portieres of artistfcally arranged
cords and tassels. in various colorings,
for doorways, windows and arches.
Green Egyptian beetles are one of the
fads in hat pins.
The favortte colors for lawns are
white, pink, blue and heliotrope.
Vertical effects, chiefly white on
black. are among the novelties in
Pretty handkerchiefs of delicate tints.
such as heliotrope, sky. rose, etc, en-
broidered in one corner with a very
dainty white initial
Elton Jackets of red cloth, trimmed
with bias black satin bands.
With evening costumes of black lace,
net or other diaphanous fabric of black,
a dog collar of jet passementerie is a
correct accompaniment. The expense
varies with the method of cutting the
jet.
Poplin and other gowns in light
shades trimmed with black velvet bows
and gold buttons
Cheviot in all pale tints as well as
dark shades of blue and gray is a popu-
lar material for tailor gowns.
Silk skirts, with silk jersey yoke tops
which cling closely to the figure are
popular novelties
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A Good Nerve Tonic,

Apples are useful in nervous dyspep-
STA They are nutritious, medicinal and
vitalizing; they aid digestion, clear the
voice, correct the acidity of the stomach,
are invaluable in rheumatism, insomnia
and liver trouble An apple contains as
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A Novel Idea.

Anotion that strikes women favorably.
at least those women at swell hotels
at Colorado Springs, is snakes6in belts.
It appears or so the Denver Times says,
that there is a beautifully marked
species of bull snake, and many women
go out hunting it, and brag on their re-
turn of having either killed him in the
opening or pulled him out of his hole
and then dispatched him, and the paper
refers to this as an enjoyable pastime."
Whether these women afterWard skin
the snake and prepare it for manufac-
ture is not said, but they should round
out the affair
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much nutriment as potato, in a pleas
anter and more wholesome form.
= Summer Fancies.
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II you wish to keep your wells fresh
ana dainty they must be put away care
Luiiy each time they are worn. There is
no handler or more convenient vvav ~
40 40 TINS than by means of the veil roller
inns Inns IS a pretty little article from Is ia
10 inches in length. about three inches in
99IiSalleter' and Is of fancy taffeta silk.
filled with roll of cotton hattine an13
Wound over slender stick to give it
1ouhdauon. Any favorite sachet powder.
may De sprinkled in the batting. At the
slIs OF the roller the silk is drawn in
tightly, forming a little frill Which - -
oe Iacs-edged- Wells rolled and pinnefl
on soch roller preserve their shape. al
ways look fresh and dainty, and retain a
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A New Sleeve Model.

This new sleeve shows the tendency
to elaboration so prominent in all late
models. The puff at the elbow is in a
contrasting color of silk.
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A Chinese Dinner.

A Chinese dinrer in 81 courses, which
was recently given in San Francisco, is