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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-03
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President Roosevelt will have the
Varm approval Of the country for
the firm. and at the same time CON
-erva,lye. tone of his references tn
ths railroads iu fhe speech at In
diauapoUs
Tina, the roads should Dee restrain.
ed from ugeroap.Jsiizatiuu, chat mo-
man should be permitted hereafter
Poo plumber others by loading railway
properties with obligations and peck
.tIu1 fts money instead ot spending
Dr. f1r Improvements and iu legitimate
corporate purposes. ave propositions
$50 just chat there can be- no dissent
from 'hsm. ars the S. Louis Re-
public
Popular approval VUl u, equally
Unanimous flr the ples,dyuts cone
.t.n.u. Chat railroads should Do. held
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oa Mav ~. ts@@. SAe Waters
FSsrvv ga rssnpany smssked iasa
fesas aa.s~s tAase pTetsases u has
evsn easls~vi ~ 3 pirate 81 he
Soasss aaa - came s@eA ~ SIZE ssfh
II q 2sias ~ataTAAs naeFnsaas ; sarS
In sAe Travis eNsnsy district eaaft
Fvsara@sl Verdict II easseg aeatmst
tbs eaaspaHx aa3 assessed fsu~s
sgafnss Il amounting tn ths aKgfe-
gate ta ss.e@a. a@a III sas s@eTias
aug rietogy foF the Ss@ts ama s sa-
pexa yfnasesgion "a Att9 aey aeHei
al Davidson aaa as a3ainssffnEien
As 5 naastss eg ecu a ghs eate wlll
a. carried - ire ssgfeese csAst ~
yAe Ca.s.sa States. eat Tsxsa h8s mon
first blood aad sae flsb' II on The
hand wrk&sns h ea II waA sH k{ax
geaa II Nag&efsf}a se .eist :
OF Ire T3usee Nsts.I AIS q i f@rst
s>8.apeF la TEXAS ~ fsasn SIS Eu"f
oa tbs eekor1s and th1 }aassnRnt of
castles Is Smst shat IL esp~xfea frum
TBS se~t hsElaalmg al IBIS memoir
as3e contest patias Tlmes Herald.
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Enjoy IAFE.
Large and Permanent Hffice> Open
ed in the TEXAS Bank * Mort
gage building by the Med
iCo-Surpical Institute.

These physicians come to WaNaha-
chic with the best commercial and
professional references. They are
graduates of the best colleges In the
United states and Europe, University
OF the city Of New York. University
of EdiuburE. Scotland, University of
Dublin. University Of Louisville,
Ky; Chicago, Eye, Ear, Nose aud
Throat College, Columbia Universe
ty. Washington. u. G. They also
have diplomas ON diseases of men
and women.
Their offices are equipped iu every
way for the treatment Of deep--eated
diseases Of men and women and chill
I dreu For thirty days they are going
( to give their services free ,medicine
/ excepted
They do not advertise lu $50,
/ that viii reflect upon fhy family
Iuntslellu ON tho other hand they
have thy kindest feeling fuI fhC fam
|lly physician. Ton the reason chat hs
I has place uf prominence in every
family. which hc has justly earned.
. because Dec s.. uIv8,. ready .u answer
calls even aJ the WIduaht hour
Specialist frsHI 900 chronic dr
...,. uf u,H sum,U aHI children
uH. .f tt... Ho..ur Irtptv- hIs
rurr. Hw, fp fh, treatment ot dr.
Itass. uf fns t... ... uoas aud
.tHu.. lf 5000 ... afflicted ur sutfHF
H. .. .H. at. .." ...rainls EuHs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-03

The Courier-Journal does this to
the Boy Prophet of Indiana: All
danger OF a war with Japan has
happily passed, says lndiana's
Grand Young Man. If Mr. Beyeridge
is still capable OF guessing with as
great accuracy as he did when he
wrote the Russian Advance, the
japanese forces will land near the
scene OF the Ruef and Schmitz trials
not later than July / and force the
evacuation OF the Flatiron building
| by October s."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-03

rnauts snd Investors by making The
times worse than that wF have just
rGsssd through IL II construction
not destruction. that is wanted in the
government dealings with the
transportation problems. II II the
former which Is promised by the poll
leg of proper regulation coupled with
snc0Hrakement 20 che greatest pos
sihle activity in the creation of ex-
tensions end bettermepts.
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The state primaries for Misstss!r-
=. arg SO he held August LIST John
sharpe Williams and GoFernor Var
deman are 20 contest for the United
states senatorship and it viii be IA
battle royal Eacn has within him
self elements Of strength not to be
overlooked and In the expressive Ian
guage Of the Kentucky turfman.
"Itll be a boss race from eend TO
eend."
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TIE Enterprise Publishing Com
pary is in uowiss responsible Tor
debts that may be contracted By en-
uloyes. nor will we assume payment
OF srch debts under any circum-
stances. Every enploye Of this office
il paid promptly for work done. This
il 10 protect ourselves and The sell
Ing vubl!c ENTERPRISE PUB
Listing COMPANY. Per G.. " Nc
knight, Manager.
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4 hoetit sitafsst. III rrslleFsa
{ sw ~ Ffnsenavas ~ fsataa PARIS sa
/ paRss reAs ssfore rs ass&@s asss.
sesss ssafslc assafRl s~ies1 he saEd
I 10 rsfF
TAw plaasla# II stTnes freu=
! saeatA ~ t8asssss ss aue ~ ne HsesS
} fnsaFfAnt Il tiftr 3utAH4 y raatferH
8ttst hos lTBpelaa sae architecture
/ eg = slN IS. Netees gta jtnes are sssil
snea hs 9Ae fs8lAEs - 'fyvs g az@Hss
aetoia ~ artistic beauty marmth
and bwsaiissife u# the esatsafs gst
e street he eeef sa mnpgetantlous as
T e. Hs Architectural teegafns YeG Y
+ .'s awetf.eHa are banked lH foliage.
+ - haf au abr nf hoase FAe f~arf and
Il eanseasnent seeps So pefesde al
II Apaf trun the artistic bsssfK
ifhaf she sHsee aspHrt fa fhe streets
~ Gas sisses ffea y flasueial point
~ Visw shv planting az a&Feet ftTrs
( bAA mueb uerl' Fsgran, shadrieas
streets ara aot attractive ar inslfluE
+ ta Visitors or ~ huHesssz#4vf# s=
/ businesses uFapnaiflaa. implanted
streets may tairts be elsss*a sinh
I dlrte street uaaAni'#tf conditions
Jar wHh anv other form If sinyenls
rlsls house plak
+ 3 am advocating upthiag ne~
+ "a BEES { ,ialm sbal tbr systematic
planting ~ trsez su sify streets adds
/ greatly ta The value bf contiguous
property Angnny who has given the
subject thought az has bad expert
cace in property realms ls aware OF
1.-THE truth az tBis statement X r. as
patent as the fact that the construc-
I ton at parks has bad an enormous
! Influence on adjacent property val
uos
Trees also auleliorate the heated
conditions of summer temperatures.
not only by the shade they afford
hut also by the large amount Of
moisture they draw from the ground
aud evsporate from the atmosphere.
They are good sanitary agents, in
that they absorb stagnant water
through their roots. and exhaLe
through their leaves life-siving oxy-
gen
Practical effort is being made by
many cities throughout the country
to solve the problem, What is the
best method TO adopt for the plant
ing and care of street trees? New
York city which probably plants |
more street trees than all the other !
cities of the United States put to- |
IA ,stf rf al ,tnr
in the local Improvement district |
boards. which act on petitions from |
residents of streets or districts. the |
cost being assessed pro rata on the
frontage planted.
over thirty years ago the United !
States government appointed a com |
mission to plant trees in the city of |
Washington. To this action, coupled !
with the intelligence and energy of |
the commission, is due the fact that
Washington is one of the most sys-
tematically planted cities in the Uni
ted States. Its aspha1ted roadways
and paved sidewalks generally are
well shaded. ameliorating the terri
bic heat conditions OF summer
Washington without trees would be
almost uninhabitable during the
heated term.
The statute of Massachusetts
makes IL obligatory upon towns 10
appoint tree warden. and vests IN
him the entire charge of public shade
trees. Under the act the warden is
| clothed with authority sufficient for
the purpose of properly protecting
/ and planting trees iu the public
streets and highways Civic League
/ Bulletin.
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". 4. OWNBi City Editor
Residence Phone. Bell 10. Zss)

Brace lp and bs cheerful if SOU
want -o make the world better and
brighter
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yss Gertrude. lr is perfectly 0a--
r-.- .a -ar taa- rae weather during
W Ia ----- ---L--------
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-03

Any erroneous reflection upon the
CT zracter. standing or reputation OF
anv person. firm or corporation that
nav appear II the columns OF the
DAILY Light will be gladly corrected
uuon its being brought to the aIten-
tioa Of he management.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-03
Perfect Plumbing

Is now more than ever nsvvss81y
In The face of the rGnaers e disease
being spread by ansaaitsrN hcGsss
Why pay doctors sma av@kgisgS--
perhaps undertakes. teSs---iussea3
Of This Plumber who can best in
sagv health Ia the aesne BY making
IL pare and clean. free fTous lsasY
pipes, fcai traps, steRne4~&p Baths
and Sinks, Et-e IS % keep ths joc-
tor st Z distance
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-03

Obituaries. resolutions OF respect,
cards OF tha1ks-ali matter not
NEWS-Htll BE charged for az the
rare Of ; cents Per line. Poetry al
double price.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-03
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

Entered 81 the WaKahachis Post
office as mail matter ot the second
class.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-03

SUB S c RIP o y z A T z S
One Month ......... .....s 90
SIX Months in aGva1ca} go. 2.G5
One Year Gin advanced .... 500
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following is a list Of real estate
transferS for Kootenai county as fur.
nished by the Panhandle Abstract
company.
Peter Arehall to Emil Hubert, sw
of VS. sec 24-51-5 ", $500.
Minnie OttersOn ct al. to J. 7.
Garter, lots I, s. blk 3. North Park
add to Occur d'Alene, $500.
Farmers Savings bank to J. II.
Morrow. sw sv and lots II. II, sec
5-4s-l y, ne ne sec 7-4s-1 v, 81.
J. II. Morrow to D. J. Rice, sw sw
and lots IL and -. sec 5, ne ne sec
,p1-2 ne sec 8, 81.
D. N. Drumhsller to School dis
trict. No. lots /, ?, 3, 4, 3, 6, =,
3 Q and blk IS. DrumbelIer's add to
Post Falls, 1896.
q L. Manor admr, TO J. Russell.
lot 4, unnubmered blk Granite add
10 Post Falls, 500.
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carpenters, Union oncars.

Fort Sherman Union No. 1891,
Carpenters and Joiners of America
At its last meeting elected officers for
the coming year. Following Il q
roster Of those elected: w. A. An
drew, president; A. BIsbee, vice
president; F. G. Smith, recording
secretary; r. E. Church, financial
secretary; @. A. Crawford, conduct.
or; J. E. Taylor, warden; r. Stew
art, trustees for eighteen months, J.
b. Elgee, auditor. The books show
that the union has $1,000 in the
treasury and the roll that its mem
bership Is lao. This lodge four
years ago was in its infancy but has
grown by leaps and bounds. IL has
a dine lot of officers and they are al
ways working for the benefit Of the
members o. their union. The latest
idea is the putting in of an up-to-
date library which will be carried
out during the latter part OF the sum-
mer.
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Notice..

To my customers and the public
In general. wish to announce
that Mr.. Claude Baldwin is not en-
pioyed by me nor has anything to do
with my business in any way, and
that | will not be responsible for
any work done by him or contracts
he makes. Yours for decent work
and honest dealing.
Respectfully,
d. F. ROSS,
Gallery, 4th and Occur d'Alene st.
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The crown r.ince of Siam has oeen
furnished with $1,Oo0OOO to pay the
expenses OF sightseeing trip through
Europe, although he is to leave his
household of seventy wives at home.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-20

A persistent Australian has just writ.
ten l0,06l words on q common postal
card, but It Is safe to bet new straw
hat that they are not the kind Of words
Grover Cleveland uses when he tries
to make himself clear.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-20

Luther Burbank thinks children
should be kept out OF school until they
are ten. Mr. Burbank, who is the most
scientific anG successful hOrticulturlst
in the world, oends most OF his time
with plants.
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Notice.

To my customers and public in
general. l wish to announce that |
can be found at Burns 4 Raymond g
studio in the future, and that my
work will always be done decently
and honestly. Yours for square
deal''.
CLAUDE BALDWIN.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-20
CITY IN BRIEF


bor plumbing, see Dezell.
bspshaw 4 Schmidt, real estate and
hance. Notary public.
4 T. Sullivan is in the city visit
with his family.
Ior sale Twenty foot gasoline
'bch. Union Trust company.
Insist upon having Hodgson's SUI
or strawberries.
F. Bernsley, of st. Joe, was
visitor yesterday.
snder's new hall for rent every FIJI,
Old hall Mondays and every
h Saturday. V. W. Sander.
E. Coonradt, of the idaho Mer.
lille company, spent yesterday in
kane.
lou can't do better than invest in
erdale, see ad.
Or Abstracts of title see us.
Trust & Investment company,
Fourth street.
i. and Mr.. Galloway and son,
Balt Lake City, have arrived in
city and will spend the summer
visit with Mrs. w. II. Wooley.
stch out for Rambler wheel
Is. Return to Keller & Company
receive reward.
h received one car load of
Rand two car loads of cement.
Der Fuel company.
bunty Treaurer Shoemaker, of
drum, was over last evening to
hd the meeting of the Masons.
esons of taste prefer HOdgson 8
Wberries.
Ounty Assessor Bailor, of Rath-
b, vas in the city yesterday on
ness.
Be Daggett & Mitchell under Kel-
grocery and have your measure
% for that spring suit.
resh ground green bone for your
lkens at the City Market, SIS
rth street.
be Carscallon brothers have sold
steamer Telephone. This leaves
P with their pile driver to
Oh they will conflne their work
be future.
lrtln Bros. for painting, paper
Eing and decorating.
lOdgson's straw breries are grown
bout irrigation.
u and Mrs. W. N. Calkins, of
fdner, are spending few days in
uT 'Alene visiting with friends.
or sale New piano. As | am
Ping Occur d'Alene | will dispose
a most excellent Keystone Grand
Pc, black oak, made by Miller.
GU wish to purchase q piano call
NE at sos. Wallace street.
be regular meeting of the Catho-
Foresters has been postponed I'm
saturday next at s o'clock, p.
at the Ladies' Catholic hall.
an you save II cents a day to buy
Ome; If so see Union Trust CON-
~
Notary Public Bonds furnished on
II notice by State Trust Il Invest
~ company, I04 Fourth street.
be Occur d'Alene Chapter No. u,
al Arch Masons, held a session
evening at the Fraternal hall.
WORK began at 4 O'Clock in the
''noon and continued with a re-
Tor lunch until ii O'Clock in
evening. T. l.. Quarles, of
ndrum was given the three de-
Is Of Mark Master, Past Master,
Most Excellent Master after
u a class was made up Of Mes
Quarles, Bedell and Giles, who
given the Royal Arch degree.
u business or residence lots see
se have the goods. State Trust
'ee'ment company. 104 Fourth
ily Garbet owner Of the Hercules
'@Eofite steam tugs in service
lakes and doing general TOW
0fk for most of the large lum-
sneeFns, is building an ONCE on
1OcA behind ChildeFs Il Childers
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Ever WatChful
A Little Care VIII Save Many Coeur d'AIene
Readers Future Trouble

Watch the kidney secretions.
See that they have the amber hue
of health;
The discharges not excessive or in
frequent:
Contain no brio dust like" sedi,
ment.
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this
for YOU
They watch the idneys and cure
them when they're. &c.
Harry Scadden, plumber. residing
at 157 Third avenue, Pocatello, Ida,
says: For more than three years
suffered from irregular action Of the
kidney recretions. pains across the
loins and other troublesome symp-
toms of kidney complaint. used
many different remedies said to he
good for tkis trouble but received no
permanent benefit from any OF them.
| read an advertisement about Doan's
Kidney Pills and deciding to try them
procured a box at a drug store.
This remedy did me more good than
any other medicine | ever used. 1t
was only a short time after taking
them thai | noticed that | was being
benefited, and finally al the difficult
ties caused by disordered kidneys dis
appeared" For sale by all dealers.
Price soc, Foster Milburu Co, Buff
falo, ~ Y sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doans
and take no other.
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: AND STEAMBOAT TINE CARDS

sibs T, Or Or trains and STEAMBOATS,;
-, pacific Railway.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-01-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
Bulletin.
THE $40 OPEN MILEAGE TICKET.

On September 1906 the Pennsylvania Raoad Company placed
sale $40 each thousandm tickets coed
good the of the holder number other with
mileage limit ticket ote lines the Company Pitts
burg and Buffalo This ticket has popular that has been
most impossible print them fast enough the demand about
2oo, 900 having been distributed at this time
For business which keep which
to send out frequently the ticket especially attractive
good in the hands of time and for
may be desirable it.
Merchants manufacturers business others who
quent trips to New York. Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pitts
burg Buffalo, and other cities have found
et 1t is available only for the business him
SELF but for whom he desire
Of his family.
In fact it is convenient desirable
for by its obtained
rips and many gained the
sion
Mileage Tickets at all Ticket Offices
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-01-24
EMBROIDERY NOTES.

Here is an idea for utilizing your
old blankets after they have become
thin and unsightly from long use.
Make them into a quilt by putting
two together and covering them
with sateen. Button down the
sateen here and there to keep all to-
gether and finish off the quilt with q
fill of sateen.
In the matinee, as in all the lin
gerie realm this season, hand en-
broidery plays an important role,
and valenciennes lace is usually
combined with this embroidery,
while little hand tucks, shirriESs,
cordings, ETC., run riot.
Black lace gowns should be made
up over black-and no bright color
should be added, although dull
shaded and flower gauze ribbon
makes a good girdle with black lace
or chiffon. Whether black or white,
Il lace dress should not be too long
FOR trains are certainly not fashion
able this year and when one can
follow so sensible a fad it is by al
means a good plan to do so.
In home dressmaking the long
seams are often difficult to get quite
right AS an aid in scanning pieces
Tor the skirts of dresses, cloaks, ETC.,
adopt the following plan: Place one
piece of the material on a smooth
deal table and the other above 1t.
Smooth lightly into place and at one
end of the seam pin tape measure
to the stuff and through into the
wood. Draw this down to the
other end of the seam and again
knock in pin. Then with long
thread tack by the scanning and use
these stitches guiding lines.
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Lest We Be Vain.

An old English saying:-"If a
man lose a woman and a farthing,
he Will be sorry he lost the
farthing."
A Scottish one:-"The next best
thing to no wife is good wife"
The German:-"There are only
two good women in the world-one
is dead, and the other can't be
found"
The Spanish rhyme has it,
Were woman as little as she ia
good, a pea-pod would make her q
gown and a hood"
The French adage:-"A man OF
straw is worth a woman of gold"
The Arabian says:-"Words are
women; deeds are men"
The Persian declares :-"Wome1
and dragons are best out of the
world.-Home Chat.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-01-24
The New York World
THRIcE-A-W WEEK EDITION.
Read Wherever the English Language IS
Spoken.

The Thrice-a.Week World hopes to be in
1906 better paper than it has ever been be.
fore and it has made its arradgements ac.
cordngly. Its news service covers the en-.
tire globe, ana it reports everything fully,
promptly and accurately. 1t is the only pa.
per not daily, which is as good as daily,
and which will keep you as completely in.
formed OF what is happening throug ghout the
world.
The Thrice .a-Week World is fair in its DO.
litical reports. You can get the truth f, ON
its columns, whether you are Republican or
Democrat, and that is what you want.
special feature of the Thrice.a. Week
World has always been lis serial fiction 1t
publishes novels by the best authors in the
world, novels which in book form sell for
$3.50 apiece, and its high standard in this
respect wi be maidtained in the future as in
the past.
THE THRICE.A.WEEK WORLD,S
regular subscription price is only - 90 Der
year, and this pays for $50 papers. We of.
fer this unequaled newspaper and the Col
UMBIAN together for ore year for ?I.sc.
lae reFr'a. Sals:r'i'.,', ,rce of :!.c ~,
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-01-24
WE'LL DRESSED WOMAN.
She is Generally Successful In any
Undertaking.

Undertaking.
The woman who dresses we'll, in
conformity with her age, her work,
ing neither extreme of the prevail
ing modes, but striking a happy me-
alum, is the woman who has brains
and uses them to make a good Sc
lection from the fashions of the day.
And there Is no doubt of the truth
Of this statement, for it is the we'll
groomed, suitably gowned woman
who attains success, whether in
business or social life.
The we'll dressed woman has
learned an essential fact-that con-
fidence Is born Of good clothes: and
therefore, with genuine brain power.
reasons the necessity Of making the
most of all her good point.
BY doing this she engenders the
feeling that her dress adds to her
appearance, she knows that it is
finished in every detail, and, thus
assured, her business assumes first
Importance, and success Is gained
W NhC All 6GtAulhC5b Va bclI.
The woman orator, the actress,
The singer, the musician, all under
stand 1.-The philosophy of clothes"
as powerful adjunct to their per-
sonality. And this personality is to
them Of as paramount Importance as
their own individual gifts.
Then. again, take the majority of
the we'll known women OF political,
literary, social, and philanthropic
Importance. There is no doubt
whatever Of their mental powers, and
none as to their exquisite taste in
personal dress.
The same rule may be applied to
q thouand other more or less promi-
nent people we meet in everyday
life.
A woman's influence, too, for
good may be boundless by a happy
combination of intellectual strength,
sympathy, and tasteful dress.