The Washington bee., 1902-10-18

and all roses IN the school. A girl
.,,,T .,"sr be able to do something other
tbsn teach school.
Elsie Don't go into conspicuous
,lsras and then you will not have your
name dehled.
rm,bfulness should be the great
mora. precept of all young ladies. 1t
ban, the confidence of a person 10
be always truthful.
The duty of young ladies is to con-
dgrr themselves IN the presence of gen.
tIsm-n 10 command respect.
Positions don't make men, although
:, seems hard for a man 10 be a gentle
man in the estimation Of some people
syr-Dt he is in office or holds an official
position
p.a7Is who are not used to we'll do
ing are the most easy TO become big
headed.
HF You must not be so easily
discouraged. Nothing tha. is Of real
Uorh can be achieved without COura-
gs0as working.
Va,rimony is a very delicate bust
r,ss and should BE- looked upon from
a serious standpoint.
Ills net necessary to be too gay to
b. admired. Sedateness will carry
70. farther than anything else.
Don't be carried away by good
looks. They fade away sometimes.
Good .oOss will lot support you.
An intelligent girl should not marry
auan who does not like TO work.
There is no sin meaner than ingrat-
iuae.
Eta. Don't talk your home affairs
,00ls.ders. Strangers are not inter
es.5d.l your troubles, then again it is
no. The most entertaining topic that
one can talk on.
Rosa. You are entirely too gay and
conspicuous. Your friends are few
and far brtween.
lis uabecoming for any young lady
t0ta.k So much about other peoples
affair,
H-whois without patience will be
uneasy and troublesome to all with
whom be is C injected. Patience, like
! agrl,.r disposition, can be cultivated.
A fine dress in the eyes ofsome peo-
i PIE covers more sins than charity.
7. . foo much confidence in a per
son sometimes Is as bad as not enough
Men are strange creatures. They sci.
dom appreciate those that seek them.
Manners are different but true po-
Aielrss Is always the same.
aPerson neverappears so ridiculous
'yh qualities he has, as by those he
Affects 10 have.
Its easier to get a bad name than to
i-.a.n a good one, therefore be ex-
'5--ng.y careful.
Ills hard to deceive a sensible per
Sla, mongh the best of US are deceiv-
Gsomrumes.
SonepropIe know it all in their own
Gumaulu.
Some girls like to be known and re-
Saidv- popular.
Life is all a chance like anything
So4e friendship is like new clothes
made TO wear out.
81. You should make yourself use
'-' DIS Vel. as ornamental.
,-la,r. "'''' ~
Hhr some time to something other
.-- ~'rNS. Sometimes dress ruins
s.rs equation.
-.4e You can't help from being
,- 5~' because OF your sweet dlspo-
"-a.everyou do let it be done vel.
Doa think that you are "an Of it,
,. oe."use one chances to COM
..1 not the SO called friend that
"'-', trust. A good friend never
n. .. You are alright to look at, but
r.~a.s are diSplsable. The most
,r.- aT person is the one with ugly
,-.5- .,.''. sham. and by all means keep
.'' '- oi Your ce.
n,-. $ worst enemy is generally
5yy 10, 0+l womau's usually her
ns5s," w" person can do more harm in
10. y ''"n good can be done in
ls s s5s,Ii iadies les who are in public ser
H.. '~ De reserved and polite.
q In as, De disrespectfuI to the aged
r. regret some day.
H.. ''' VIII suit the careless girl
D--..' '-' language be refined.
,a5I- APect Of others what YOU are
pyra,rS 20 YOURSELF neither crlticIse
a,ca r"r ioT accomplishing an act
-ap..5sBB~ nave not the ability to ac-