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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19


IA October the mind Of the average wo-
ANN turns 20 the thought q wraps, for
me fan season usshtrs IN new cuts and
ststes 10 these necessary articles Of attire
az well as sudden colo snaps. when they
become Indispensable. FOR southern wear
the cclcrs ana styles o. this season are nd-
mirabiy suited, the only difference being
in the matter Of lining. as that for New
York and PaFisiau use - Of fur--ermine
being p9eferred-or heavy tnterfning with
cover Of brocHded white silk OF satin.
In materials hroedcloth OF nne quality
ard light weight is favorite for autumn
coats and these are msde Of the loveiiest
shades OF pear gray. that is almost white.
and biscuit and tan shades with ivory
white or a sort Of green that Is nearly
white. All the fashionable coats lean to
wards very pale shhdey. even taking IN
faint suggestion Of lavender. By way OF
contrast, other equally uyiish wraps are
made Of veivet-preferabiy hlack--ano OF
fur. These latter are or 70 little oss IN
southern climate thai mere word about
them for the benefit OF those VINO travail
N winter viii prove sufficient. rne lead
ING STYLES IN fur eoats, hats and NUM- with
tippets and long boaa with stole ends, are
made cf squirrel fur, Usually lined with
ernnine o. trimmed ABOUT the collar. Guns
1Dc RIVERS Win eflulut. AQe colQpluhAlNu
with erraine is equisits. OF coarse sable,
mink and assraksn win he very fashionable,
but = mink coat costs around SluO-f 81
good quality, ard cable more than that
Thsse furs arc rare ana growing more
scarce every year.
II WIN Be quite the proper tning Tor
Soufnerners 20 wear hats OF squirrel "a.
trimmed with lace and flowers. they sre
snopt the most stylish things out and ez
ceedinKly becoming The top or the hat
and the lining n lts hrim are o. mink OF
squirrel and the npper hriu Il covered
With lace and bowers OF lace and plumes
Euch bats cost a good desl urtrimmed but
are essy 70 thin az hnue and 10 with both
evening and street gowns Squirrel bats
with white hroadciath coats trimmed vita
lace or elk braid are lulE1e uSely popular
one Of the most stylish Of roe new coats
- cut IN kimons fashion. wi.., bat wings
ter slssves) richly trimmed on the outside
and lined for two ~ mere Inches on rhe
inside Of the opening With lace or en-
hroideTy. Such : cont IL easily mpde at
home. description n q few uIll help
the home dreEsnfker 70 TIE possession of
3 wrap which always sells ~ over SlOJ
end which mar be had for less than half
perhaps ouartar ot that sum~lf made
A. home
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caded md lace trImuied varietcs. and aad
the further odorumpgts n iewol'cd huchl'H
and flowers 81 smart liitle 'dsei
Nicbmond velvet slippers en1 wv
for the house appear with aud Nlinnut ' ~
trimmings aud thnsc fof bedroom wear Hfc
bordefcd with fur or crInine Feather cog
are also in stye Hud are quite ny q 'u..
pretty. Indeed felthef tfln,n'i,- mon
trimmed with ostrich feathers ana s'"us
and fms have feather trimming 40.
4 rink bro.aded sllpper edged vitn WINE
feathers Is one of the dainty ereal'ous '
of course the new hosiery Is No less elan
orate than the shoes. ana o iaVoli,e =,
" these has straps ~ CONTRASTING Ia9e ny
the front OF white or hack hose. ine'e
are often Of white SIX lace "a the hhses,
e below them, With M upner portion OF
black silk
Another charming style q hose is seen IN
black silk With small white lace bntter
flies appiiqued all over them. These are
worn with black satin slipper sppliqued
over with point de Venice lace.
Bright colors IN siis hoslery are in voSue
with richly embroidered iusteps or. what
Is more strllsh atlI ones initial cmpro'dei
cd upon The sides q the hose Lace np
piiques and trout straps are quite IN eri
deuce and any one can sew bits ~ lace 10
last YEATS silk stockings Isle tbia1d
hosiery also comes ia the new and elaU
crate fashions Of this winter
Considering the foot that Louis XVI
styles are 50 fashionable nov and that Bul
garlan embroidery Is likewise w the height
Of style few suggestions might vel be
adopted hy the ciT who Hikes her things
to be different from those Of any oue else
ana. OF the same time 10 he very smart
Take n plain stocking and cmbroldcr up
the front, In a point at the upper part or
the design, pretty bovknot pattern In
hroiderles Thlg work Is very easy md
rapid and Just four stitches VIII mske
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NEW ALPHABET :.

How to Keep a Roomb,I A..
a 3 c of ChIi8rSSnO.
Kansas City star.
a gay little club Of fn.r..
ers gave an alphabet psr, rue =
made a decided BIT. Invent. y
out In half an hour /, ~
young guests IN a sale !, y y.
three evening hours ''p
There was no prepars,ioD
ellis and paper being rsan,.,
when all the companv ~
c eIteH IN q row Each pi,y.
fSaliea upon 81 turn 10 az Mp
uochWarus. Five minutes =.
each recitation ANY persor =
| run on tho letters from "a
N that time was "dismiss.auSq
All those who gucreaieS =
through the lesson draw M i,
0 book containing a dslish,t
/ alphabet In rhyme ana nir55ali
saying half the sinhaSssssss
every other letter consti,r,
liiYely bout. The fun al MY
done rapidly and with a Tina 4
ne understood until II Is f5ss
Wo minutes was names a,
party as time limit. All thea
Pushed the feat drew a.
dainty hisque statuette ~
with books slung across nj, !,
Inc. company was nexf ssH
say the alphabet having zach
q noun OF the class NAMED \
Il the hostess named Anlm,ls
pTegan Ape, Bear, Cat, Dor
Ferret, Giraffe" and So a
Names were announced
promptly began "Anna. Betty I
Elizabeth, Fanny, Gertrudsa
tinued in this way throus6ou,
Each person failing removed HI,
the circle. The victor and n
IN this competition was the 4
who remained in line when aii
ers had failed and withdraw
wards proved to be copiea n
old New England primer.
These prizes bestowed, u
whisked away to write a mons
bet in rhyme. Each person IN
and wrote concerning an anlmtl
Of which began with the ehsnc
Thus the person drawing A, WV
upon the armadillo or anythln
fancied beginning with A, TIE Z
ing G invoked the muses. fof
the cassowary, and the ilke.
Best Of all was the game N
the last. Here each player nd
10 him letter Of the aiphabe
was asked to bear In mind. II
one had received letters the q
ceremonies passed along the I'D
box in which were slips Of pa
slip had written upon Il can
of some sort. The nouns were We
Thus one slip had hero upon Il.
castle, one ruler, one tsh, etc. II
after receiving a slip player "
to name a proper noun OF the
on the slip and beginning with
of the alphabet allotted TO him.
er whose letter was G and who
slip hero was lucky enough 70
once OF Gustavus Adolphus. Z
whose letter was H and who d
was also fortunate IN naming Ht
The drawing and naming was
until all players but one bad "A
The alphabetical nature Of
was carried Throughout the ever
prizes last awarded were pretty
ellis. The boobies came In the 9
B c cards. Ice cream was seffs
shapes, and cakes were baked ID
form. The company. entering
room. found no place cards, %
by two or three anari
at each cover. No one was psl
sit down before the meaning Of
terious letters was discovered.
ments served 70 reveal the iaG
contained the inltlai
the guest who was to be seaIs
particular cover.
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THE RIGHT or woai
n Depends Mainly on Wcrasn
tho Suffrage SHAH E0''

n Depends Mainly on Wornsn
tho Suffrage Shall Excl
Baltimore American.
Tue declaration Of prfndple y
made by the COMMITTEES appcn
last convention Of the intefns|
mans Suffrage association IN WI
a declaration signed BY al tns
and hence TO be taken as an mal|
ment OF the associations posluv-
cant as marking the adSsn~
n ovement from the time snsn
garded as an idea OF crnckeo WI
les and thoroughly UNIV oinanp
vocacv. Women themselves ~ :
on the main question q VOL VOL,
even to the extent OF ~ VIZ
lsing anti-suffrage leaguesi ". a n
from the hysterical stage q ~
Is now before the public ~ ~
immense gain TO any moseii''A
recognition. 4 M
States have IN various ss M
municipal, State and IN thiesy
suffrage In Australia ane ~ ~,
women are voters In 5Isss ~
have limited suffrage, pa ~, 4
practical gain to women u ,r,sr
ment has come through lae ,s ~ d
laws affecting properly nss.s,te
OF children and their OWL psS'h n
agitation for the reeogplilo..1, M
OF women on a political elainfinr
emphasized It's plea ~ ~ N
hardships and injustices q . W.
ing women, and gradually
changed It'll the woman, L
mother, Is no longer melsyJSa slgii|
and her rights as a human .s-
been acknowledged in tne .sssitis
DISABILITIES and practical y "
on her legally on accolns AZ i
Now the matter has 50 Inc IN fhs |
dice and bitterness atten1tl l,,,n5s 4
III the movement that x ~ ~ n j
women themselves how ~ -ssr i
tends. The suffrage may q matsi|
best thing for women: ~ ..,rtry
when the women or the ~ ~
demand II. the men VII ~ 4 II
But SO large a propor.lu.n.. II
doubt its wisdom so h..snia,aF.
work yet remains for Lhs ma III
their crusade for equsi ps
accomplished fact.
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New York Times =. ~
one Of the clergyme9l 2, .~nss .r u
al the opening Of me a ~ ~
seminary was Epe9l Imam lsk
~ the late Dean tou ess Clergy
"The dean" said tae Res
called upon 70 speak esus Z
held 10 Inc interest q H.. = frcB 3
ceived many henefacil.onsgIi, q D
spoke briefly Of the m,fScssi,r;
and then said. apelossssus speak.i
80 am not much g. sveshr,a
Amen responder
sThe dean. soinew1at ia
tinued a while. and ineh ,ss q it..
.Aileluiaf again hrs ss, * y.
the front row. ana X X enloysa y >,
T wssp n S Sss learned ssgTi sttsrE 1srs
N The front roW vas VS. ticn sln
iuterie cfed his apr aeas.s-
nalth, not on hearing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19

mont pretty ankle looks very well
when So covered
There sceuis tn be iunre fads and fancies
thiS season than ever before. and II VIII
take ones whole time 10 dress "a Keeping
with all " them a good many American
women are adopting the French mode nj
selecting O generally becoming style of
dress aud building OH their costumes along
those lines
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lavender aad violet velvet With n wreath
II purple holiaitope blossoms and ieayts
So close around the TOP II the rolled
brin ~ velvet
Another rhnrming velvet turhan made of
folds OF pinkish lavender and light tlolet,
shading into plum color. is trimmed With q
Inrgc sprny % long. narrow-petdlled flowers
Of plnkish lavender. ha, ing little green In
spiky looking leaves The spray falls 10
the halr 10 the back. Any woman who
would look less thnn lovely IN these ne v
Psris creations 4 surely not an American.
The STYLES IN witch tbev nre made give
free scope 70 little ingenuity IN tho way
Of homemade turbans Few women arc
without leaves enough 70 cover the brlm
nud crown of hat or without scrnps OF
velvet 70 lay Ia folds where needed which
u principally IN the outer hrim. whiie d
bunch u howrra from n summer hat Will
% fof the rest Of the trimming Turhau
STYLES may be varied a little 70 suit the
type q fnce and always give an opportunity
70 make up g turhan n match each gown
suits 70 match win reign
SHOES AND HOSE.
Those charged with the weighty matter
ot setting the styles VIII ind that they
have been considering the dolnty feet that
are almost exclusively owned By Southern
women when they introduced the fascinat-
ing new shoes and slippers that have
taken New York by storm. In every re-
ypect saye Of the stilt-llke heel they nre
charming aud rejoice in the unme Of Du
Barry shoes for the most part some ~
the high shoes have the white satin heels
painted with punches OF roses: another
bunch Of roses Is painted upon the toe and
the sides OF the shoes while they are fns
tened With white pearl buttons, The high
black satin shoes have painted OF embroid-
cred augmentation, but for the most part,
are covered with white lace or have the
lace nppliqued upon them White satin
shoes are trimmed with black lace Need.
less 70 say slippers, both those with the
high pointed tongue and those w8h tho
low vamp and bunch of roses nj the toe
arc thmmed IN the same elaborate fashion
and they tnke IN all the range OF light
cocrs for evening wear. both In the bro
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and superb style Of art FOR which these
kingdoms are famous Happy the woman
who IL able 70 don a garment that onee
rested upon the shoulders az hcme man.
DARN or fair lady Of Japan. Carriage
and automobile coats come ~ the exquisite
Chinese aud Japanese goods and Tor the
opera. and similar things. nothing equals
the coat FROM China aud Japan.
The Japanese aud Chinese coats have tlis
distinction, that not one can be duplicated
and this, perhaps, Is one Of the reasons
people. II one woman 6aunts the chry
santhernum OF japan, worked 10 special
colors and patterns upon her outer gai.
match, IN that respect; her neighbor will
most likely have on a lowing coat OF rich
Chinese embroidery.
mat almost covers them, in some cases.
and the effect II these fs quite stunning.
An old velvet coat can be made over new
TIE sleeve ard sewing wavy dot braid ali
over II IN any way the owner plcases
The soldiers coat IS the name q pop
blue, lined with red and having red velvet
facing IN the straight collar hand Mil
tary buttons Of ,sold are worn on these
times, fouragiers Of braid Fouraeiers e.
pecially with pendant effects. grow IN pop
s s9rity , as me sea s sdTgapeso 1Snss
are all used upon coats, 80 wen as some
big pearl buttons and Jet
II you have q good coat which is sufh
ciently 10 vogue from the collar 10 the
waist for use this winter add a skirt.
three quarters length, from the waist and
trim the upper part of the coat the skirt
and harlnE Gun with silk or m6hait braid
ana there you arc, with smart new coat.
SOME STUNNING HATS.
Some Of the smartest Of the new hats
appear in violet shades Of the lighter,
lavender shades and one Of these IL made
In turban style with several shades Of
violet and pinkish lavender velvet laid IN
folds 20 form the hrim The crown ia
formed Of shades Of lavender leaves IN
velvet, With a large bunna Of parma violets
on one side, a little toward the back aad
falling TO the hair The outer edge Of tho
entire rolled up brim is covered with the
vioiets
Another lovely turben ls IN almost the
same shades, who4s beauty can not be dc
scribed, aud the TOP Of tho hat 10 Of voets /
Of the lighter shade With a bunch an the
side and brlm formed Of folds Of the
sthl another beauty is Of shades Of
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SHE Goats remain In style ana WIN Ne
sritabie Tor the entire winter IN a mild
-'i.~sfA A. viii satin coats. but the new
lmAztest thingu in the coat line
hois Fashionable world ara ths
Snege ana Chinese coats o.
SnhFpldersa n Al ne -Tich hrAa
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

know they are hurt and where
they are hurt, but when McNul-
lough, one Of the Benedict Arnolds
Of finance, burned $50 million dol
lars in greenbacks, bringing on the
disastrous panic f'73, Judging by
the way they vote, the majority to
this day don't understand the cause
of the panic. When we hear a
man say that he left the democratic
party on account f its silver plank
if he is not money shaver, we
sympathize with the,poer idiot and
waste no words on him as his is a
brain for which nature will have a
day of reckoning Logic is wasted
on him like the sweetness of the
rose on the desert air.-Mneral
Health.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
Eow 10 Relieve Chokipr.

Raisin: the left arm high as you can
will relieve choking much more rap.
idly than by being thumped on the
back. And II is well that every one
should know 1t. for often u person gets
choked while eating when there Ia no
one near TO thump him. Very fire.
qucnily children get choked while eat.
Ing. and tbe customary manner of re-
lieving them IL TO slap them sharply
on the back. The effect of this liz to
set the obstruction free. 10 that II can
he swallowed. The same thing can
he brought about by raising the left
hand of the child az high az possible.
and the relief comes much more rapid.
IS In happenings of this kind there
should be no alarm manifested. for IL
Il child sees that older persons or par.
ents get excited II In very liable
TO get 80 Also The best thing IL TO tell
the child 10 raise its left arm. and im.
mcdiately the difficulty is overcoms.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
Australia EafraachiseS Women.

In Australia the adult suffrage
bill has passed the senate without
one dissenting vote. This means
that at the national elections all
the women will be able to vote for
members Of both houses Of the fed
eral parliament
While Belgium has been having
riots and bloodshed over the eff
forts to establish the principle of
zone man, one vote," and finally
failed to secure it, Australia quiet
ly goes ahead and gives Il vote in
national elections, not only to
ever qualified man, but to every
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

senger coaches on the rear of the
ira n.
The horse was found leaning
ag inst the broken fence at Frank
Inns Crossing, where there was a
sharp curve in the track. When
the car had rounded it he jumped
out. He was badly cut about the
breast and legs, but he was taken
to veterinary stable and will
recover.
The horse WIS one of a team
used by Mr.. Taller on his coach.
The team was valued at. $4,000.
They were consigned to Tuxedo
Park and were shipped in IA spec
ial car Their attendant had left
them and the force Of the train
rev the car door open. The
other horse attempted to leap ont
at the main depot but was pre-
vented.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
qualified women as we'll.

Women has had school and
municipal suffrage for mtny years
throughout all the six Australian
colonies. In 1898 S ,uth iustra!i .
gave them parliamentary suffrage
ii. c. the right to vote for members
Of the local parliament Of that
colony), and in 1870 West Aus
tralia did the same. NDw that
women are to have natInnl sui-
frage throughout Australia, it is
expe ted that they will SON b.
given the right to vote for local
parliaments in the four colonies
where they are still exsIu I'D from
this pri ilege. In these four =
Victoria, Q leenlani, T.sm mia an /
New South Wales-the position of
women is now an anomalous one
as it would be in this country if
women were allowed to vote for
mem bers of congress but not for
members of the state legislature
Ex.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

Now that the Boer war is over
the output of gold from the Trans,
vaal will stagger Shylock hu-
manity. These money mongers
see the pound of flesh getting away
from them when the gold output
makes times better by increasing
the circulating medium. These
usurers will be after silver stronger
than ever. Plenty Of money in
sures good times and the opposite
hard times. With $50 per capita
in circulation in this country not u
man, woman or chick would go
hungry and man, as of yore, would
make the living for his whole
family. The woman sweat shops
would go and the children bread
winners would be in school. No
one understands this better than
the victims Of Shylock. When Il
mine employing so men in com
munity shuts down, the people
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
State Of Cuba

Washington, June 14.-Senator
Elkins today introduced reso.
luton providing for the annexa-
ton Of Cuba and its admission
as a state of the Union.
The resolution grants the con-
sent of congress to the erection of
the Republic of Cuba, as a
state ITO be called the state
Of Cuba, with republican
form of government and
a constitution adopted by the peo
pie Of said republic and by the
deputies in convention assembled
with the consent of the existing
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
How TO Avoid Trouble.

Now is the time to provide your
self and family with a bottle OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is aim Dst
certain to be needed before the
summer is over, and if procured
now may save you trip to town
in the night or in your busiest sea
son 1t is everywhere a mitted
to be the most successful medicine
in use for bowel comp aints, both
for children and adults. No faml-
ly can afford to be without it,
for sale by Stafford Drug Co. Stafford
II. p. Wightman, Pima;
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
How 10 rmrror- n. cown,-,,or,

Persian ladies'. who are said 10 have
complications whose bloom and velvety
softness are simply wonderful. Use TO
sort Of cream or ointment for their
faces. Instead they apply half au hour
before their daily bath n coating OF
white Of egg. When this has COM
pletely dried. II IL sponged of with tep-
Id water to which Is added little tine
ture of benzoin. and then the skin is
fponged over with cold milk. The white
OF egg cleanses the skin. and the treat
ment descrihed removes all impurities
from the complexion. leaving Il smooth
and soft AZ that Uf u child.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
Horse Leaps off A Flying Train

Passaic, N. j., June 15.-While
the Middletown express, IN the
Erie, was speeding though Passaic
today at the rate of 81 mi es an
hour, horse owned by 7. Saffern
Tailor, New York society man,
leaped from a car in the front of
the train, landing against an iron
fence The fence was broken, but
the horse leaped to his feet and at.
tempted to get out of the way
He tore all the steps fiom the pas
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

concessions upon the part of the
former, such as convinces the
world that the lion was earnestly
looking for soft place to lie
down and rest his weary and
much battered body, the latter,
acting in good faith, have come
forward and surrendered nearly
1000 men and nearly as many
guns.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
Statehood Prospect.

Washington, June 1.-THE SEN
ate committee on territories today
decided to take up for consideration
early next session the Omnibus
Statehood bill, admitting Arizona,
New Mexico and Oklahoma into
the Union. The decision was
reached on the motion of Nelson
and adopted by strict party vote,
the republicans voting in the mega
tive.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

QUEEN WILHELMINA of Holland,
after passing very near to death,
has recovered sufficiently to be re-
garded out of danger, though her
health will never be vigorous
again.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

ENGLAND is paying s15,00O,000
to restock the farms of the Beers
but that is much cheaper than fight
ing over the same farms.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

SINCE the declaration of peace
between the British and the Beers,
which was only made possible by
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
government"

There is a provision that the
debt of Cuba shall not become a
charge upon the general govern
ment and it is specified that the
constitution of the proposed state
shall be submitted to Congress by
January lst 1904.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
FORTREASURER:

1 hereby announce myself as a candidate
for reelection as Treasurer of Graham county
on the democratic ticket, subject to the action
o. ths Democratic convention.
GEO. b. GAMBLE
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
FOR SHERIFF

hereby announce myself as candidate for
Sheriff of Graham county OH the Democratic
ticket, subject to the action of the Democratic
convention.
JAS V. PARKS.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
ysse parNian.
FRIDAY, JUNE2O 1902,
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR RECORDER

hereby announce myself as u candidate for
Recorder of Graham county on the Democratic
tcset subject 10 the action of the Democratic
County Convention,
ARTURO NJ. ELIAS.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

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