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WANTED.
WANTED.

large number reiia
 girls for various branches domestic W6{
 s16 It MRS. BABE, 126 Court str12< zf
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WANTED.

A CAPABLE girl for general houn4y1 Y 1 \ none but those with best references &3yd apply: Inquire between 6 and z D. 3'S}l5 s17 tf 90 YORK EQUXE f5
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MRS. s. A. GLADWIN'S 3sN7
 Employment Agency, sS& 102 ORANGE ST., Bowditch Building. rf 6x 4-5. Headquarters for the best situafi0H1 10 years experience. Coachmen. fSfT hands, porters, girls for general houseJj01} waitresses, gardeners, cooks, laundfeaS21 housekeepers. etc. Germans, Swedes. n
 and those requiring superior help caf9a furnished at the above office German 94 English spoken. I a& {
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LOST, FRIDAY afternoon an open face Gold Watch, Patek Philip make, with gold fob chain. My name engraved on the Inside of back cover. Finder will be suitably re- warded by returning 1t to
 WILLIAM H. DOUGLASS, s21 It 3SS Orange street.
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WANTED,

AGENTS-Life of Mckinley, i've hundfY1
 Outfit free. Now ready. 75 per cent. sdi@s count to agents. Freight paid. Cr96f{
 given. HENRY NEIL, 323 Dearborn "
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WANTED

w 1K-v T IUIIs N. FURNISHED room with gas and water. iS' central part of city, M s75a sS s20 St M. +his 1fI,y,oSN%2
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AT once, cook, either man or woman. cluh
 or oo studentsi must be a good all arounSi
 coohi wages $S per week. Also wantoti.A hitchen girl; must be strong and wilius to work; wages S4; man and wife for the V G1,9,I lWo places preferred. Apply at THISE OFFICE to-day. so1 It 'i
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BEST Swedish and German servanta 22 all secured here. Employment Acoucvz qua If N. SHERMAN. 776 Chan1l IF
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young men. p to 25 years 6f, age,, to start n business career. Tb2
 must 1lna be honest, energetic, have soB& Dralns, and fair education. Writo fSX further particulars to THE BUTTERIEI6 PUBLISHING CO.,. Limited, 7-17 W32f 2f' 18th Street, New York. s1N 1T N
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WANrE

A COMPETENT cook. Call Friday eyeniyt2s or Saturday morning, sSIs K
 sl9 3tp 121 WHITNEY AYUS3
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az the plan as short lived Tho ro.o,,,.,.
~hvh tney prepared for the mali ~ :
tc oJin5aRus OF instances, OF the crndest M ~
To 5nal mat could be found about the farms s
elsSr pox yans, Stoyeplpes. turned ON end
n,sn oVNtS ahd tin pals an served ~,
n mall boxes and one farmer In Wasbiun,ttSCr
county, "a, constructed hox nv NM ton
SEeT an s od hobby horse ana mounting 4
carrier often discovered Tho bo, sT,e The
Me nearest fence, or attached 10 ~ 10
ns WAY between the road and the family
resSh ny ,, INSTEAD OF being within easy
~ Is estimated that the value =, Ia.
eslons rural delivery routes mas innro Ianl
~ 20 an acre Then, too. th Issse a.
- s0HsauoaAi value In the rural tF Tree os ~
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peath 81 the oIdest Ennin..r.

NEW NoRK.--N God Benson. O5 years Of
age Is dead at the aims house here. lie
went to BELLEVUE hospital ON June Is snf.
ferng with scalp wound ana asked Tor
treatment AT the hospital II was found
mat his general health was poor anu as
he had no friends 10 whom he could refer
aud no home, he was sent TO tho aims
mouse. AZ that institution BENSON told
lne keepers that he was the hrsl locomotive
engineer 20 run on regular trips In Ameri.
ca. ne also related many anecdotes Of his
experiences In railroAdlng and gave the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

at the family horne 10 y ~
received with great Iegles IA ~
in Colorado Springs VIZ 5ss,ss
know her while here, ~ s.s M q I
that she spent here ~ sssles 4
her health were spent ~ NJ ~ y 7
which Secretary lons vu'
tiers.
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a anSSry, ol n that thousands more magazines
people' ~ 'SSo omoeesis are finding their Way to
rms Quest ronte in the United states
are p1' nS out m 5GS9 HCpG IND More carriers
Boundaries i az t5, ugly rounds within the
Stlalght line In relays they wSuI Jen nro IN
os sentiment every day. The total lengf6
covepe e FGu' IS, Is $500 miles, and the area
a ~, y people who two years ago ware
for their mail. 'He 10 ten miles
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w Frank Mcclure, in The Worlds Work.
The most recent provisions Of the rural
delivery system made every wagon post
o1ice and a money order onice as well.
stamps are sold, money orders are both
issued and paid. and letters are registered.
The carriers are allowed to deliver pack
ages, other than mall parcels, when such
tasks do not interfere With prompt service,
TAe farmers wsrs at arst inclined to lock
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oId Citizen Bunss'

Livingston, Texas oe''er - 4
Manner uncle stafford. ' W. |, n
by an engine while NE ssd ~
track yesterday moTn,,oss "a n
O'Clock yesterday eyeA.AsF asi ; 4
Trinity hodge No. IL =
4 D. M today.
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Discussed Himself as Housemaid.

CHICAGO Disgusting himself as wo.
man, Charles Baker, u years old, worked
three weeks as domestic Ia Hyde Park
boarding house without helng detected. lie
was employed by Mrs Robert Whlmsel OF
Lake avenue. He performed the usual
household duties, exhibiting considerable
adaptability In cooking and sewing. The
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SOME ODD NEWS ITEMS

saturday over the gas house dumping
grounds with a load Of rubbish, deliberately
lay down In small bonfire and was roast.
ed 10 death Frank Harrison reprhnandea
nus prize pointer, Rex, Saturday for his
persistence In annoying the house CATS
keN disappeared shortly afterward ana was
round drowned In a hsh pond. As he was
ton. N WY s''N
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names " several prominent men who. he
said. had been close friends OF his, when
he died some OF the men mentioned as liy-
Ing iu Washington were communicated with
ana they 90 once sent word that they would
hurry the body of The nOnagenArlan.
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Weqv Kid Gloves

Our assortment now comprlu
all of the new styles, colcrs, ttt,
at prices a trifle lower We think
than can be obtained elsevfse
See for yourself.
Ladies' 2-clasp Glaze Kid Cloves !, :
Tan, Brown, Gray, Lilac, MAIZE "
blood, Black and White, With e.x
white and selfstitchlng kQh
worth 70e, pair .....,.'''''''' vss
Ladies' 2-clasp real Kid Gloyes . =
the above shades and stitched ia
backs, worth S100, palr...+" Nv
Ladies' 4-hook and 2-clasp real ~
Gloves, in Tan, Brown, GIay lux
Pearl, Maize, BLACK and Wnlle w
black, white or selt-stltehinE az "a
good quality, ubt
per pair ........'''.''''''
Ladies' 2-cIasp MARY" French ~
Gloves, in all the above snades a. n.
beautiful embroidered backs VII
per pair ........,....'',,,',',. -
Trina" s.clasp French KID elon gs. y
all the newest shades Of ian, p p.s
Modes, Pearl, Slate, 0xblcsa. Pa
and White, with beautiful NH
stitched backs, per pair.''''''' Nv
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deception was discovered through the at
tempts Of hoarder 10 make love 10 the
pretty maid "
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but
Ito OF he
choked
pi q Punkh eversaw
The Bill Clerk began write of to
He his Wesley had
his all he b
the with
himself and the Notice Home The Manager
him and kept him
to Act W or no.
So finally he signed with Problem
The Trunk. In
% nG and ask"
&c e alchtE And
$
Care.
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The Modern Fable of the
WooSy Amateur and Hoqv
They Strang Him. " Il

A Bill Clerk in a Grocery House once
took part in a Production by Home Talent.
Every one who bought Ticket had a
Friend in the Cast. The Bill Clerk was a
Glisten but most of the People were
wedged in and had to stick. His Acting
was very bazmaraz. When they gave him
a Call he did not know that they were Kid
ding him. After the Show they came
around and pounded him on the Back and
told him he was Great. The Paper gave
him a Notice better than Coquelin ever got.
He had himself photographed in Costume
and began to grow 4 Marguerite Curl in
the middle Of his Forehead and keep one
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Swallowed a Toy Balloon.

cHIcAGo.-ren-year-old Susie Heines.
who had narrow escape from strangula-
zion after accidentally swallowing toy
"squawker" balloon was reported prac.
Ideally out OF danger today. The balloon
had lodged In her traoheR, and was inter.
mlttently Inflated and debated By the child's
respiration.
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Gray Blankets

10 cases assorted Gray Colts, NJ,
heavy and soft finished ia nnalla
and Ia, a pair S1.0O, &c ana ana kn,
l. cases heavy Wood MI,sa nv. Nv
IL In gray and tan, with fancy ' ssisa
a pair, $500, SIZE, s1,5o and I.1s
Gray and Brown assorted i, ~
size Blankets, heavy wool Al Y
mixture, Il pair ......,, IN
Brown, Tan and GRAY Blanta,. ~
extra heavy, fancy border, plnS w, "
blue and red. FDA' Is5
puIr '''''.'...,........ 1,1B
Light and Dark assorted GRAY nl,,,'a
full ia size, all wool, splendid 4 y
value, per pair .........,.... s, IA
Gray All Wool Blankets, e.t,, NJ.
and all pure. soft wool, full lii A I Az
size, per pair ..........,,.k
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Anarchists Threaten Viailants.

SCRANTON, Pa.-All the men who spoke
H. the anti-anarchst meeting recently
have now received letters OF warning pur.
porting TO come from indignant reds NJ
II, Sanders and Peter hin are the latest
TO receive the death notice The letters
are written IN red Ink IA a scrawling hand
and contain skull and cross-boneS embenish.
ments.
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NeqU Hosiery

This department has just re-
ceiyed big shipment of new fal
and winter Hosiery, among which
will be found all of the latest tadS
and reasonably priced as our
Hosiery always is.
Misses and Children's Onyx Fast BLACK
Hose. heavy. medium or light weight.
cotton or Lislc, full finished, double
knee. high spliced heel 1En
and toe .,.......,.,......,... EoC
Bows onyx Fast Black Heavy Bicycle
Ribbed Hose, fun regular made, double
knee, hgn sphced heel 9En
and toe ..-..-..............-.. EOG
Infants Fast Black or Fancy colored
Hose. plain or ribbed, cotton or Isle,
full finished, double knee, heel KIM
and toe 25c, 35c and......... OUG
Ladies' Onyx Fast Black Hose, cotton
or I.isle, plain or Rlchelieu ribbed, full
finished, double heel Tka
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

Horse and Doc Commit Suicide.
WATERBURY,. Gonna me gray horse
VI George W. MeGregor. while being driven
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TaHor-Made Salts

Ladies Suits Of Venetian, jacket made
skirt made with the new fare with
s sir. drop skirt 5000 vaIue;i9 on
Ladies' Suits OF Cheylot, jacket made
With vest stitched pHnnc velvet and
NGished with stitched ripple skirt, skirt
trimmed TO mitch, $1,000 Az nm
value; price ,.,......,,....,...l1 uUU
Ladies' Suits of Venetian, jacket Elton
style, doublc-brCaSted, silk lined skirt
made with graduating stitched circular
hounce and finished with drop skirt Of
taneta silk, with deep accordion pleat-
lug, In t9ns, brown navy bluciE on
Ladies' Suits Of Chevlot. Elton effect,
double-breaSted tsfrcta SILK trimmed,
sllk lined, skirt made with deep circu.
lar hounce, tafreta silk trimmed, finished
with drop skirt of taffeta silk " tn
deep accordion plcating, S20.50iN HEl
value price ,.,....,..........sJ sVU
We have a complete line Of Tailor made
Suits In Nenetlans and hroadCloths,
handsomely trimmed with Dresden and
Persian silks also silk velvets; prices
S32 9S, $50 80 and on up 10. XII On
S39.50 and up TO JuSSU
Ladies Flannel Waists
Ladies' Waists, Of botany flannel, mace
In the latest effects, buttons in i,Ynt
select from, In all the leading colors;
prices are $3.50 sos, $500, no.
$3.50. $3.7j, $500, $3.50 and. SOC
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DRESS GOODS

In no other house in Houston
can you see more than half the
quantity of Dress Goods as here.
Not only is the quantity larger, but
the assortment greater, ranging up
into the highest class novelties.
The proof of this you can easily
demonstrate by comparisons. In
Black Goods the proportion is even
greater. We are the only repre-
sentatives of the celebrated Priest
ly's products, THE ONLY
HOUSE IN HOUSTON THAT
BUYS DIRECT FROM THE
MAKERS and canlShow their COM
plete assortment. Only a few of
these goods can lbe found else
where and then they come at high
er prices. Particular attention is
called TO egf large assortment of
, heavy Skirting, both in Black and
mixtures, also to our assortment of
domestic and imported Broad
cloths, VenetianS, MeltonS and
Cheviots, both in black and colors.
Here are a few styles that are
meeting with ready sales.
Colored Goods
5i.lnch All Wool uomespuns. in the
popular mixtures, excellent for uulincd
skirts q Zoe grade, price, @@n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

Death Of Miss Long.
sanoSacssaRs N he cV ds;,S October SThe
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NeqU Hosiery

Ladies' Onyx Fast Black IJslc Hose
allover lace Of different patterns
full fashion double Rm
heel and toe ........... hMG
Ladies' Fancy Colored Fail Hose. polko
DOTS, stripes and other beautiful designs
full fashion, double heel 6-SS
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the Child h
who he
should
Pnky doodle
enough strike Match and light his
ing Home She and called
would Smoke
kind of the
the Answer onged
while Waiting
she threw
his Hair the side and another in
walked on the off side OF her when the up Street.
AT she had checked andn
so Scared OF her that when they her
work to oil the Street
For Eight Years she the Lace
for old Perfection She knew that there
because she had read about them in
o the
andpu
Ynd:"M
MORAL: Marry him first remove the Kinks afervard
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TopVelS and Bed Spread,

Good houSekeepers will M
advantage of these offers. Thn
are values here you don't ofts
see, so get them while you can
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100 dozen White Cotton Huck TOYS.
extra heavy, 22Y4o, az.
per uozen '''.'..'.,......,,., e1t
100 dozen pure linen Huck ro.t,
hemmed, extra heavy, 40H20, a ar
per dozen .,.................. Eikl
So dozen All Linen Damask TOuh
very large large Size 2414s' 9sN
Bed Spreads, fancy colors and Tim
pink and blue. heavy double tTi,iI
thread, large, for double bed, re
at ...... ......,.,,,...,,,,,.. lill
White Crochet Quilts for double NJ
Marseilles pattern, aW o.
eAcn .-... - af.4,,....,, wv
100 pieces White Curtain Swiss, d
sorted stripes, Zoe value, IA
per yard ...,.......t...... "
100 pieces White Curtain Swiss y
sorted patterns, stripes and INA
polka dots, 15c value, yaN.... wv
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Meqv Belts

Recent arrivals show some very
fetching effects in Belts. Don't
forget to see them.
Ladies' BLACK Corded Satin Belts. edged
win w9ite, gilt oNidized and hiacE
enameled buckles; also Black. Tan ond
Gray Leather Belts, - ~ So
win harness buckle ........... 5UE
Ladies Solid BLACK Corded Satin BcIts
MIN handsome black, gilt and oxidizeI
buckles, IL inches wilde, ~ -
Ladies Wide Satin Ribbon ana Floe,i,
hsts, with beautiful jewel sci, buckieS
cgt steel trimming. $3.50 80
N'' Fi''V 70 '''.''..'',.,.,.. 4sWu
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Express prepaid on M,
ders of $500 and m
BLANKETS
White Blankets

Us white Cotton Rl..s
heavy and fun size, blankets ,,b
per pair .........,, ~
l lo,4 White California WOOL NJ hla
kets, good weight and ~ auxtt sln
Drald bound, per pair oVh 9nh
lo,4 White California nlsn, .,. aluV
good weight, wool mixed 'anEe's I'm
per pair .....,.' 4 ~
ia White Callforn,. 49,, hiia
values, s''A pound, sssi
ia whi.. c,',,,'.''''.s'...... J,a0I
I tgodt white California Blans..ss
silk six boSS1 09u n weight gh!. and soft a,s
ia White California Blsnte,. r'ia
y W%%l' e extra al heavy, silk bound, ,s|
PVi p"lr ''......., l,5nI
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The Modern Fable of the
Young Woman Who Hadto
Haze Everything Just So.

Fastidious Fanny was the name Of
Girl who had her Pencil ont and marked
down an Error the Minute it was made
She knew the Rules and Regulations by
Heart. She slept with the Handbook Of
Etiquette under her Pillow ard worked the
Eagle Eye whenever she was in Company,
looking for Mspays Fan was so Gram
NAUTICAL that she made nearly every one
tired, and she was so Touchy that those
who took long Chances and started in TO
Chat with her had to weigh every Word
Al least dozen Young Men came fool
ing around at different Times, attracted by
her cold Beauty and the fact that she ,,,as
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Children S Dresses

Childrens Dresses, OF serges. henrief.
tas and fancy novelty goods, trimmed
with fancy yokcs Of SILKS others
trimmed with applique ana vclycts
sizes TO IA years, in all colors. prices
are Slo9S 81. 30, $500, $4.9S s. Is.
S3,9S, 81 so, S1.0S, ST. so no
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COMFORTS

Al bales, comprising every grade
you can possibly wish for, from
the cheapest cotton filled to the
llnest down and wool filled at
ton.
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Ladies Me1u UnderSktrts

Ladies' UnderSkirts, of mercerized
Sateen, luster CLOTH gloria and bril-
llantine, in colorS and black, with fancy
hounces' accordion pleatcd hounce and
q. 30 s3.As SO 30, 81 90, 81 %, We
81. 90 81 90 and .... HIG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

A recent lucky purchase enables
US 10 OTTER you an extensive line of
the best quality of all wool dotted
and figured French Flannels that
are worth 69c yard at the re.
markably low price An
VI 49, .'.,...., ON
Among them will be found all
OF the most popular shades.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-05-30

for bargains. l get 'em or somepody
don't hat no hair left. like to see my
self pay 50 for corset when dey vhas
cut down to 63 cents to make room for
mating una oilcloth. Will you put on
dose patches. or shall break down dot
stovepipe und make you tiredT
She vhas some dangerous vomans,
und if She makes a row | vhas arrest
ed. ! must put on dose patches or she
Will make troubles. und l work hard
all day to get dot shoe ready. 1t vhas
all cement patches. ind pellet | lose
half a dollar py it. | shall take dot
sign down early in der morning. but pc
fore hat my breakfast somepody
thumps on der door, und When it vhas
open more ash ten men vhalks in. ind
each one says:
"Cobbler, you may put half price
patch on dis shoe.
But it vhas no half price" / says.
Don't talk to me, Half price vhas
seven und q half cents. We vhas come
in before it vhas too late, ind don't you
try some tricks on us
"Shentlemen. listen to me" | says,
While my wife weeps und der baby
squalls IF Somepody likes to make
room for tinware do you get a necktie
for 10 cents? OF course not. When you
go down to buy. you find der 10 cent
ties all gone, but some fine ones vhas
left ut seventy-fife. II vhas shust like
dot nit cement patches. l like to make
room for shoe pegs but der seven und
a half patches vhas all gone"
You vhas some swindlers!"
''You vhas some larsr"
You vhaS some cheats.'
Dose men call me more ash one
hoonered names. und dey slump
around till | don't pellet / vhas alive
two minutes more. l try to explain
how she vhas, und | vhas talking
AWAY when dot fat policemans comes
in und calls oudt:
"Now, by Jupiter, but What vhas all
dis row about
Look at dot sign" says n man.
YES, ! see dot sign 1t vhas bar
gains und spring booms ind prices
cut in two. Come in pefore she vhas
too late"
But she vhas too late already" I
says.
"Oh, she vhas? Maybe you vhas
mistook She mny be too late for me
TO come in for patches. but she Wasn't
toe late for you to come out ind let
me play nit you. Cobbler, come
FORTH
Dis vhas my busy day"
But he took me by der neck und
WALKS me out, und he bangs me up
by der wall ten times una leafs me
like a dead man. When l can crawl
in. | locks der door md takes dot
sign down und goes to bed und When
dot little tailor comes und knocks on
der door und likes to know if l can
lend him two hoonered dollars profit
groan und weep ind tell him to
rouse NIT her. NJ. QUAD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-05-30

monument is necessary the union is
50 complete that it presents a bulwark
tdat nothing can successfully assall.
The ATTEST sight this side Of
the pearly gates is an old man and an
old woman who for half a century
have Travelled the pathway of life t,-
gether. Have You noticed how much
they look alike, how much they act
alike, in fact how much they are
alike in 50 many ways? They have
sacrificed for each other, have planned
and worked together. have shared
each others hopes and fears until
their lives have blended and united.
This kind OF home represents love
expressed in everyday life Ii the
wife is called OUT Of it first. no monu-
ment i necessary to remind the pub
lie that the husband reveres her mem
DRY. He has supported her declining
years with the same love and thought
full consideration that won her heart
in girlhood, and as they separate near
the end Of the Journey, the same hope
that has inspired them for fifty years
or more cheers them with the promise
Of another life just beyond, crowned
with full fruition.
There IS too much graveyard senti-
ment expressed on cold marble. aud
too little love and sympathy expressed
by warm and loving hearts to the
friends about rs while they are with