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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

a new hair ornament is a spray of dia-
nonds resembling closely a feather One
four or i've inches long, that is very
handsome, sells for $685.. Pearls are most
in demand for scarf pins among the fash
ionable either in single fine stones or in
clusters. In baby pins pearls, rubies and
diamonds prevail. Small high combs for
The hair, finely wrought, in solid gold, sell
for $25 and as low as s12 for less elabor-
ate designs. If they are set with dia-
Inonds the price amounts to $50 to $500 q
Diamond studded shell lorgnettes may
be had for S165. Tiny side combs in gold
and diamonds are selling for gifts for de-
butantes Link cuff buttons are the only
style worn by the men of fashion, and
an old India beaten gold set. enclosing
emeralGs, sell for 1885, In shirt studs
pearls first, and then enamel finds favor
And over and through ali the special or
ders for jewelry designed to orier-fash-
ions pet device in making gifts-runs an
increasing demand for the use Of stones
repres IN ting certain months and senti-
lnents the list followed by the leading
jewelers. is appended.
For Christmas month turquoiS for sue
cess; the others are:
january. garnet, fidelity; February, am
enlist, sincerity; March, hyacinth, wis
dom: April, diamond, innocence; May, en-
erald, consistency; June. pearl, peace; Ju-
ly ruby, happiness; August moorlstone
good luck; September, sapphire, truth;
October, opal, hope; November, topaz
friendship. SARAH GRAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

the chine silk. Hang over the stifiy
flal'sd skirt with organ pipe back, a
second one of the Swiss in twelve
umbrella cores. each one Of which IS
outlined with a tiny lace ruching.
At each side Of the front gore there
ts a second outlining of the lace fash
tcred into puffs to form an infant robe
effect.
In the same way as the skirt, a
round baby bodice is first made OF the
chine silk; up to putting the sleeves
in and the deep cape collar on.
over this gather the Swiss full at
the back. letting it drop at the waist
in front in a slightly blouse effect
The cape collar has foundation of
stiff boboinet which is covered with
close UP and down rows OF the narrow
lace ruching to form a ruffied surface.
From The ar1nhole inside the sleeves
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

fascina ting conjunction of the prevail
ing style of other gowns, with the
charms of the neglige. This species of
afternoon dress came across the chan
mel, but has been modified. French
women do not like English, go in for
long lines and dignity, nor at present
for the skirt in long-tailed queue;
Gala lily effects are not to their taste.
They break up the lines and set frou
frou effects beside solemn ones, and
where the idea was stateliness they
produce the piquant, or as some one
might say, something typified by the
fringed gentian.
The French gown falls loose in front
and back and clings to the figure at
the sides; the skirt is little long, but
cannot be said to train, as it makes a
round outline on the floor; the Shout
ders are as wide as those of other
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
A CAROL OF CLOTHES.
DEWITCHIyG FRoCxs FOR CHRIST
MAS FESTIVITIES.
Some OF the Beautiful Costume.
That Will BE Worn on the TWEEN
fy-Fiffh of December.

New York, Dec. %. 1S94.-A;ong with
other Christmas hymns certainly the
carol of clothes may be sung!
For IL Christmas comes but once a
year, so also do many of those hearty
holiday eNpandings that distinguish
it; and in a frock-to put the matter
III. a nut shell-not made for the oc-
caSion, no girls heart can be expected
TO b1 eathe peace and good will to-
ward man demanded by the blessed
Yule time.
Requirements of Christmas Costumes
Wherefore, then, it behooves you, if
only in the cause of charity, to look
well to your Christmas gown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
THE MALE SHOPPER.
New York World.J

How frightened he looks, how re-
firing and meek, with fear on his face
and a flush on his cheek, the wild.
hunted look of the fawn in his eye.
which says, II am ready and willing
to die which says to all men, ''TTn
prepared for my doom, I'm ready;
please let me slide into my tomb"
You all know who 1 mean-you have
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
FRENCH FASHION LETTER.

Tea Gowns. Breakfast Gosvns, and
Novelties in Trimming.
Paris Dee. 20, 1S94.-The tea gowns
worn by French women are melange
of velvet, silk mousseline, fur and lace;
they, are a vehicle for colors richer
than other dress shows, and they are a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
MILLIoNAIRE's GIFTS.

Some Splendid Bijoux to be Ex-
changed BY Rich Folks Christmas,
When the tide of Christmas shopping
sets in the rniIlionaires on voyage Of dis
coyery for elegant novelties steer their
banks freighted with shekels into the ha-
yens of the dealers in precious stones.
Each dealer of prominence prides him
self most upon his own exclusive designs,
and many of these are of extreme beauty
In Fifth avenue establishment for in
stance, where diamonds are a specially.
of magnificenf attention, saw q glitter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
CLASS IN JOURNALrsM.

[From the Detroit Free Press.1
Teacher-Whalt can you tell us of the
power of the press?
Clara (study.ng for society work.
Nothing, miss. promised Charlie I
wouldn't tell,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
MonEI. wHEELING COSTUME.

The evolution of the feminine bicycle
dress is still in progress, but one ten
strike in the game between convention
ality and unconventionality must be
credited to Miss Georgia Cayvan, the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

SPENDING CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Fifty cents spent in tissue paper and
baby ribbon will enable you to add
l hundred per cent TO the gracious
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
FRIENDS, THOUGH MARRIED..

Whom do you think I saw prowling
round in the moonlight last night?"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

much noise is apt to blame Santa Claus
for not giving him an extra head for his
drum.-Truth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

ASKED a NeW' {0rk cIllo Ina7t me 0tHer
day.
IT ramps said The man addressed.
mo, bY jove; mil lion8ares. several
times over; yourig John Jacob Aston,
and his pretty wife. to be expifclt.
OF course he svzs asked TO explain,
and what he said and vouched for is
thnt this young couple Of society swells
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-31

Charles Godfrey Leland declares that he
hates inquisitiveness with "A hatred only
equal 90 that which he reserves for gossip
and adds that he largely owes his faculty
for minding his own affairs to an incident
OF his youth. At that time he met IA naval
officer whom he greatly admired as a model
of good manners and a man of the world.
One day Leland repeated to him a bit OF
gossip, which the other at once cut short,
saying that he never listened to such talk.
The remark made profound impression
and one which time only confirmed and
strengthened.
George Boxer, the poet, was one who
studied men as II they were books, and he
one day entered Lelands room at Prince
ton and laid down by him on the table n
paper or picture with its back uppermOst.
Leland took no notice OF il, and after a
time Boxer asked:
"Why don't you look at that picturef"
"If you wanted me TO see it, b" was the
reply, "you would have turned il face
up"
81 put il there 10 see II you would look
at It, F" said Boxer. 81 thought you would
not. Youth Companion.
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CnFRIFf'S SALF-BY VIRTUE OF AN ENE-
- cution in my hands. ifsued out Of the dis
triet court Of the first Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana in and for the county Of Lewis
ana Ilarke. in the tuit OF ". >. coke trustee.
agsin eleua Electric Railway ompany.
the 18Th day o. January. A. ID. lsel l fave
levied upon all tie right, title and interest Of
the said g., a. he-siuan in and TO the follow
ing described property situated in Lewis and
Clarke county ga Of Montana. viz
OTIS numbered eleven tlil, Delns 81 feet front
on Ewing street BY 40 feet deep: the southerly
~ feet II lot twelve O2l. being ~ fee; front on
ieet OF lot twelve az. being six feet front on
J. wing sst BY 100 feet dsep lot thirteen n3l,
being eigAtlen feet front on nWIng street by 100
feet deep, lot fourteen "a. being Is feet front
on wing street BY 100 feot deep, lot twenty one
en-, being % feet front on sixth avenue b. bC
feet d ep. In block a. Of the original towneite
Of tie city of Helena. county Of Lewis and
tlsrke. Montana. ~ the same appears OF record
in he office - tho county clerk aud recorder II
taid county. In book ~ Of deeds. PAGES as. ~ n
which for a "a ore particular desCfi pton Of said
premises r. ference il harahy had.
Together with all and angular the tenemsnts,
hefed taments and HppurtenHnces thersuuto boz
LONGING OF IN Hnywi.e A. retaining.
Notice Is hereby given that on the Eth
day Of februtr A. ID. isg'. ne wern tho hours
q niue O'Clock a. m Hud five o'clock p. M
of said day. fo-wif ~ D. ,'ciock m Of said day
at tho front doc 81 thecourt house n the cit,
~ helsua. viii sell all the right title and in
the aid shove described property 20 tho highest
bidder for cash in hand
Given under my hand this tho I'D day Of
CHAs. .. CURTIS. Sheriff.
IRrD r Hoss Under herlif.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-31

LAS SUMMONS 49, IN THE JUSTICE
"A court Of Helena township. county Of evils
and CLARKE state Of Montana, before ]. L.
butcher. justice 81 the peace
J. ,. onynghame, plaintiff, vs c. T. Lees.
defendant
PENDANT. greeting;
You are hereby summoned TO be and appear be-
fore me, y. T. Crutcher justice Of the peacs in
and for the county 81 evils and Clarke. NJ my
office in Helens. within ten days after the
com letion Of the publication Of this summons.
tO-Wit:
After the oath day Of February, 1894 then and
there 20 make answer 20 the complaint u j. A..
tonynghAme. the above named plaintiff, In .
civil action to recover the sum Of one hundred
dollars, upon an account for money bad and re-
ceived b. you To and for the use and benefit ~
the said plaintiff. and for cost Of suit. and in de-
fault thereof Judgment will be rendered against
you. C. T. l ees the shove named defendant Ia
the sum Of one hundred dollars AMI Gust Of suit.
Given under my hand this 9th dAy of JsnuAry.
1894 4. r.. tfUTCHak,
Justice OF the Peace
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-31
Hunting VIVA WIN Tame Turkey.

"Tame turkeys can be trained 10 hunt
wild Ones" said Major A. S. Willis.
81 owned one called Dick down IN Polk
county, Tenn, that obtained a state repu-
tation. was offered slOO for him at one
time, but then / thought he was a phe-
nomenal bird. Since his death, however,
] have discovered that the talent for hunt
ing wild turkeys Is not uncommon among
tame ones. The call of the wild fowl diff
fers from that OF the domestic one, but the
latter can easily learn the formers calls II
the hunter is patient enough 20 teach
him. The tame turkey can be taught
so that no can be taken 20 the
woods and will then send forth the chal-
lenge call II t-'',cy cock Is within
hearing, an answering note OF defiance is
invariably made. This is replied to, and
finally the wild turkey will come very
cautiously until he sees the tame one, as
he is "a suspicious creature. But when he
sees the turkey his fears are gone, and he
starts at once TO do battle Then the
trained turkey runs, and the hunter
shoots.
1.-THE advantages Of this method OF
hunting are very great. While n hunter
can initiate "A turkey call very closely,
there is an accompaniment made by strik-
ing the ground with the wings which can
not be reproduced, and without this the
game is suspicious. The hunting turkey
must be taken in hand when very young
and constantly drilled, but beyond the
patience required very little skill need TO
exist upon the part of the trainer. st.
Louis Globe Democrat.
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SHERlBE's SALE-JOHN ~. MILLER.
plaintiff. We. Mamie smith, George W. r..
smith thef husbsndl. John &. iauleen, Mar
garet laulsen "a ~ wifel, \ oah } Mctouneil.
arab 4. MaConnol dis wiiol. Adam Gerhau-
Ger, Theresa hosina 1erhauscr lhis wife. de
PENDANTS.
Under and By virtue Of an order % falsa and de-
cree u foreclosure and ealo Issued out q the
district court u the First Judicial district 81 tho
Lewis and Clarke, on the 25th day Of January
A. ID. 1871. In the above entitled action, wherein
John a.. d OF, the above named plain
foreclosure aud sale a ains' aboyo named
defendants, on tho 2ist day Of August.
A. D.. 1885, Tor tho sum Of tLa90sl. besides in.
terest costs aud attorneys fees. which said
doeree was on the 2ist dAy Of ugust =. d..
ieJ, recorded ia judgment book No. I Of said
Oh certain lot. piece parcel Of land. situate,
lying and being IN the county Of Lewis and
clarke. ttate uf hontAna and bounded and de.
scribod ~ follows. to-wiu
10. numbered -four UI in block numbered
eight lsl, said lot being bounded on the north BY
ighth avenue on the east by lot numbered hvo
lhl In raid block, on tho south rs All alley and
on the west By lot numbered three 49, a said
block. a. said lots ami block arr numbered, do =
ignated and desoribed on tho plat and survey OF
said addit on on file in the oihce Of the county
clerk and recorder % IeWis and Clarke county,
state Of Montana said lot being N the f3assetl
addition 10 the city Of Helena. county of LOWS
Together with all and singular the tenemsnts,
hereattamente and appurienanees thereunto DO
LONGING or In anywiee appertaninR.
Public notice II hereby given that on TIesday
the llHh day Of enruary A. ID. 1895. Al II O'Clock
N Of that day, at the front door of the court house
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county Montana
will In obedience to said order OF sale and docrea
Of foreclosure and sale, cell the above described
property, or 20 much thereof A. may be-
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with interest
and costs. 20 the highest and beet bidder for cash
in hand
Given under my hand this 9th day Of January
CHARLES u. CURTIS Sheriff.
~ fHHD 4. hOss. nder Sheriff.
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THE HOME QUEEN

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SHERl frs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN IKE
- cution in my hands, issued ont Of the dis
trict court Of the First Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana IN and for the county Of Lewis
snd 0larke. IN ths HuIt Of ebert 3. hale EgAiast
Shirley e.. shby, dolly attested the i2th day Of
December A ID. 1873 have levied upon ali the
ght title an iuteres. Of the said shirley g..
Ashby in and to the folio wing described prop
erty, eituated In Lewis and Clarke county, state
Of Montana via
Lots numbered ono %. two I'd and three 80 in
block number twenty une Cd n StOrgs addition
10 the city Of elena in the comfy OF Lewis
aud Clarke. stale Of Montana. said property
standing now on the records Of the county u
Lewis ami Clarke in the name of Emma j.
Ashby.
together with all and singular tho tenements
lefeditamcnts and appurienances thereunto be-
lonHing or in anyWiee upuertaining
Notice is hereby gwen that on Aturday. thu
80 day of ebruary, A. ID. le9 at the hour Of ~
oclock m. OF said day az the front door Of the
court house, Helena. evils ana larke county
state uf MontAn 4 will sell all the right
title and interest 81 the said shirley G.. Ashny in
and TO the said above described property, TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under nay hand this the 18th day OF
January, A. ID. lh9
FRED +. Hoss. Cnder sheriff.
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NOTICE TO CHEniTORs STATE or
~ rge hnsdarmef. deceased.
Notice b. hereby given ~ the UNDERSIGNED ad-
mimic "a o. uf Sue estate OF lrrur 90 90 "a
uarmar. dacea. cd. 70 the rrnlt orr o. and
81 finfsuus haFinr caims alairsf tre HsiI
decea.od. Co enhitu them with the ufcoaaarT
voucher " thin fuur months after he traf pu b.
LEGATION OF h.s notice O. the sAtt ml .ftfatur
ne % CO n d nnrnrr. "a tho Manfln a Ne
tiuusi nana IA lding. a. Helena Monfana the
zane b. NJ tho pscs f1r ths Transaction 90
The business of said estate 10 tho couatg ~ Jews
and clarke.
jon. A. KENCK
Admiristraior Of tho Fstsio Of Geo. hhoadsrmcr.
deceasai
atsd Helena January s. 1894
Data Of Grst publication JalaAryd leoL
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when suffering from throat o. lunG
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YESTERDAY.

oh, for yesterdays red, red rosel
And. oh. for last nights tunel
And, oh, for the face that hallowcd seemed
In the solemn light Of the moon
Oh, for the boat that sailed 30 swift
over the shining bay
And, Oh, for the face and time and place
And the glamour Of yesterday
Minneapolis IIousekeeper.
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