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touch. Tier are mauy sitRug aud
iCu1et chords In tho human ne a., ant
We venture TO mscri that rome Will
respond more guickiy than the
ones cares cd by tie wipning hands Of
blindness. When smid all the piivRii0ns
ami hardships that beset the thurny
path " iho nvetage msn. no perceive.
that n wide sud lofty human brother.
hood IL willing 10 sustain biz tottrring
iooteteps, then We undoubtedly Huow
that tho weary, fhIitIrg soldier IN
lii,'s ~ IuOus campaign l. indeed ~.
ifeshsd aud nssittsi Ia his inward
inrfOn.
The wider conceptions u The Him d.
able gran Icuf aud power " our COO.
mon Creator, which are advancing
SIDE " tiIe with The material progress
our age ATE steadily Upr sius up tio
G0dward side u tho human urau ll
lofty ami noble feelings. huu has "
IN his unduubtsd power 10 shud bnght
rays slonR the darker paths o. NE uy
~" ttlcHclous uGu VI tHo diyiuuf ia
tutts Of his nature.
In conclusion 1 wish tp state that
this 10 not iutoniui Hsg criticism, nor
inu writer any critic, but 1 simply
give this Ne M opinion bgEou on pie.
Nailing neutimenlH among many Of tlr
tnlft'i me iu our niilItary DfganlL a.
tuu, Au1 while attn pleas d 20 SAY
ihn 'h1c nbusts do not exit tp Auy
rIAtmin extent, siill wherein they DO
uElHi, inru owls I'd such they Atrl
HNoulu Tor tnn h,st Interests Uf the
b1afd cnaso. When this result is nt.
tame there " he less fesig ua,iOns
rendered aud We may hs pfOul u our
humid, contribution In ussisling TO
make our National GuAfd what u 10
drsignud-a model military ogEnizi.
ton,
joins NJ. DuSNtNU,
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II. \, LANGN. Attorney rrosress bal.d.u+
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is nEKEnY GIVES, THAT
y. pursuant % IN order Of "a q ana ag
~ foreclosure to mo directed from Tue .l
Judicial District Court of tho Iorrl'ufy pi lIll'
County OF ~Hit LaEC ma cause thof'.u 'cUI.
Ing wherein -Hrah Crane o. administrator NJ
NE estate ~ john l. Crane, derr .tl Do Ivy,
uu aud Nldngy W nHrkr, az adminls.l"t .'
iAo rttato Ot Nllllam FULLER, deceased ..t.
grl ", Young Hs trustee Tor Aria tr 'huaa
Young ana LcGFhnd Young, executor on.
trustees ulfer lue last viii aUd ltataW'. .'
Lucy becker Young deceased, llrHcr lnlh.'
Auun ~ultT., usCar % luuus, Anfcs V, Q ~"
rNrguirlN OF the lHtt lot HcuIN M'tNa.,
deceased, sydney v larhc, 7. uh'n'nHLh.''
" the Caiato OF Thomas d. lion, ut't. .'r p
Jane Altman. William q Marlous, q. %
walton, James II. C0nhrant, llcuN b'i.H
MN-ur'f Witou, Iilzghrih r. plh.', '.
state Bank " uiau. corporation |,.'''
tuCsuiTu, fSul ~ skins aud LouhH uMt.s
defendants, 10 winch said decree an ufl'' "l
sal0, reference 10 hereby. made, ! FhaIl c'.'.a
for salo AZ public auction. 90 iho rthg'l IN,
County COur' House. IN the Guy o. -lI o. o.
county ~ 7at LHkr, Territory OF q inN, On W
,Uth day Of August, 4. o. I'HN, Hs 10
no. n, an the Right ME, olsim aud Do. a
10 the fONuuinT ucsrrto Ell IUnl t'1ale' st'N..r,,
lying, Aua berg iu tho cnuEH q. ~
lAEu, TERRITORY. ot liiu, Hhe Pal' '.rs.
described - tuiluvs, to-wlt; me Wost '.,,
half 40 o. lot pluht IsI Iu lluCs twenty W.
f.ll. uiat ~" SAT- iake Gus survey -A.. A.'
County tal Territory, To be d ~ l"e VIZ,
UTtY N sidney W lutkg. 10 hduilni tfas'. %, ~
rstsle oi WilIiAm FULLER, deceased we lll W.
Young, ~ trustee for Aria De rnr.sia lnN..
ana i.r Grand y 0uug executors ana lrNf 90. "A
der the Iast vii aud teFtutnent Of Lucy l,.a,'
Young, decreased, llobCr Young AuaW .lNwl
Oscar K Nsuug, Anr0s NcEwHn, oNcrulHA y.
the last VII OF Henry MrEENn, alraas,N,
-iinUy ". UaFku, AZ administrator OF We -
tate ~ Thomas j. -hrItnn, deceased HA.','
AshmAn, William q Margeusi j y. Nh'.u'
James IL Curhraur, Henry nsiser, AaffI,s
wilson, Elizabeth a. DAVIS, tho isit lh9. II
Utah, q corporation; george ChsHhFe ~.
a, Elkins and Louisa Davis, dofaniania uhNsss
case. g.. t5oy
DaIed salt Lake CITY. Utah, August sth. w.
HARVEY HARD sheTlA'
by RALPH GUTnluE, Deputy sheriff
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THIS iuvAluabir tcIuy.y ~ ono that
ought 10 be- IN every household. /
viii cure your Rnoumatsm, N,ird'
gid. Aoraiss. Gus, Bruises, TrJ-.,d
Feet and EArs, SIIc Throat anu D, TO
ChcsL ~ you have Lame Lack u
will cure u. IL psnetTales to the sea-
~ the disease. 10 will cure II n
Joiuis nud contracted muscles after az.
vlntT remedies nave Jailed, Ihoie
who have uUrn cripples Tor yrara ave
used BaNdrd's SHOU LunlsHl ara
turovu away thelr yruGuur- Eud brou
zbic tn walk na vel a. ever. IL viii
cure gou Price 90 cent? sold by
u, &. NJ, j. utugHitfs.
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4 .nunh I.l,cr NInI.c. |. Mcll Nlnn.

are yuu hluiuu', GOnsupatsl OF
uuurlod With JauuIior, Sick Head.
ache Bad Tactic ia M.uth, FOuI
Breath, CDglrl Tongue, DyEyclsin,
luuigrbilon, Hot Dry SKIN, Pain H.
Back add buivc0n tho Shoulders, hills
ami Fever etc. II yuu nave any Oi
tu,su sympIOmp, your Liver In out ui
ar cf, ana your blood II slowly beiug
IosJueI, because your inyct uoJa not
aut properly. HEWlSE win euro any
disordtr ui he LiyrG stomach Or
Bpwuls. IL hos 40 equal Nv Liver
Medicine. Price 10 cents. Free trial
bottles AZ u. G.. NJ. /, drug store.
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sumMoMs
10 toe District Court In and Tor tho THIRD
Judicial District q tsah Iuffilory
County % salt Lake
n. n. schettsr. plaInuf, ". Sarah 4. Love.
drfgruHut


n. II. schettler panuf. ". Sarah 4. Love.
defendant
The rcopc Of tho TERRITORY of Uah send
Ercouhs to -ufah \, love, defendant.
NOv ARE HEEfuN REQUIRED 10
n appear 100 on action brought against you
lY the hUoyu named plaintiff n the Disti 6
lpurs " the 1tird iudicid bisiuvt u tho
1"utoiy of luh, aud TO answer he com
plant uIui therein within ton days Conclusive
~ the tuy OF service after the service on you
o. tins summuus=It served within tht- conn.
" or, V FCfNcu out u THIS county. bus In this
instinct. wilma twenty daysi othcrwiss within
fory days-Or Judgment by default wall DO
tasyn against you, according TO the prayer Of
taid complaint.
ment against sid defendant IN sum VI $50,
with interest thereon from Nay %, 1872 al one
per cent yer tuuuth, Tor 80 ruOruoys fee, and
prumissOrs note, ESQ, atud BY defendant to
Albert Wbue, Nny % lt'1. Tor aiuu with iu.
tCrUst from dNc ~ one per cent per month,
same bong duo and wholly unpaid, Au1 being
secured .r o. MORTGAGE ~ oyui dtt- on pfsm.
IGts hereinafter uUsru cd, executed by
ttiuUuHut 800 H4I Albert y. White, Hsid note
AID mgfla.e having bern duly As,is Cd to
fia.nuf who D. upN the owner and older
thereof, tD lave tue uaual Zee py OF this court
Tor thv fUrrcIssute ui said uOriEage,ariudgu
thst proceeds 81 ssId sale uc applied IN pay.
meat 90 amounts due a. above, tuatdefgndant
auN Oh ptrstua claiming under lOr lU barred
AMI fuItrIpsri uf Az rIuim Or equity ~ rns
drmp.ion IN s.ii premises mat pianuH have
deficiency Judgment arainst defendant. aad
Tor O her relief, slld premises are described
o. fuIuWH. tlsNit All " lot q. b oCE 3 :
whites south Alt LAKE, situated IN sait Lake
tuunty, Utah.
Audyuu arc hereby notified that n you fan
60 apue and answer the sHid complaint a.
above required the -Hid ulainiih Will Apply 20
The court Tor tue relief lieu Hnurd therein.
witness, the Hon reit'usl =, McfrU, Judge.
ani The seal ct the District tuur "
the 1hiri Judicial District, ln and
fsLALl tor the Territory % ttah. THIS .ttn
ga = December In the year Ut our
Lori uno thuusAni eight hundred
aud ninety four.
DANiD g. DUNBAR. Clerk
Nv Grp. ~ Loo ~, bgputY Dlrrs
John 81. Cannon. attuf Cy tor pluuHI.
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,lay ward, plUuua.
rau,a J. Ward, defendant
1to rcuplo ~ thu r,utorv of rthb soma
ugruus 20 rlgurE ., ward. defendant
NyuU ALE HEREBY mpumEp To Ap.
4 pear BOO Az tinl brought against SOU uy
Gu. above ruUul p.a.utN ne tho bIstutt UUutf
ul tru tHitI IuHiJIal ulslrIytOf thu Itrutufy
OF Z 500, HHI il uusw,T tLe complaint tied
ltf'lu NltW' i,u usYf exclusive ~ inU DAY
80 .'isiryI after lhH vice on you ni this SUM
tnunsHii served Within the county, M, u
served uut ui tiis rUuutN, iut 100 tbis district
wuHiu twenty dHEs, otbs. wise within ilrty
daYsHtr !H1sutnt Dog default viii uD insUu
Hsaiust uu, according Geo iHc prayer ot SAID
complaint
IhssHid acton be- brought 20 hayo decree
" ihlH rluft disauIting ilv bonds ~ mHtri.
lW'cU piHluiiH aud defendant, and awarding
tu piHluur tho rutiuIy ut tur MINOR rINI,
Joseph, lHar" ~ .Hd WIuifEci shove f,Iat
prtNtu ou the following sr#uuus tuNU. IHat
gHrf.Ua llt marriage VOW. WIIu .N Huu WIN.
cat cause deserted Aut s.FU1uuHI |uIuIF.
hnu hts ever since continued Hv lu desert md
abandon her, r#tlptt uur NtI Hui wUHuUt NOR
rYusuut anu tuHt F.r.r sI'u al HurHgH. tf.
iVuu ant u4H contributed HH.|lna whatever lY.
No support OF Cue paMuu or their infant
Aniyou nrc Bsrcb, notified that lf you fsil
~ HUpyJr snd answer the Hsi1 ,uuu HiHt A.
above required, 1hn atlH uIHluUr WI| UHIy
Co tho court Tor tho relief drmHuHyu lpiu.
Vince, the Hon samuel \, ht.HI.f lu.tt.
and The H1nl ui rho ustfirl uuFf uf
the lhifd Iuiirial nlslGUf. 100 Iut Ger
SEAL CO." icfTi"fy nt tiaH, tIiu lU,ply.
strnnfilaN ul JAY, 900 tiC year uf uur
Infd one thousandicighl uuudfcdand
DAVID e. DUNBAR,
by GEu. D.IooNIs.
bCuuy Ciork.
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LEaAL NOVICE
In the Probate Court. ia uut Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF utAh.
Ia tho matter OF ono o.tatc OF George Hand,
uU. yHaui,

Ia tho malgr ot tHc o.taic OF George lIandlcy.
deceased.
~ Office o. UI IuN GIVES I'M,
y EUaHrtr Handle admin trayfly u. ~ .
rHlH'u of HfHr.r IlHUI.vy, dc'HHfut Nas D nl
boo .H.i court Dor UHutnu fnr NUal dc rIUuuO %
ut tho TNHIu"H.f #fIN estate AMONG ttr % 90
HHua uuu.I.i thereto. and that Fra y, kIr 100
dHF u. AuE... .. o., l'HA, 90 lu "t.Hrs m -,
at lNH yuurE r..Iu uf said court. no tHS Count,
our. Iln#. salt Lake tity aud '.Hulg. TITAN
ltTtUrr NNs boon drlY sup"iu'Hl UE tho
Judge u' aII Court for u0ErlnE Hl.I Ic..Ion
fHr .tJi.HUnu. H. which Uuc AMI HH.o my
ntTa. 20 Tu.U.IH|rN 100 -Hit tH.aIo mrE appear
nrI now U."sH Q uuv there pp, vlr NuHl dls-
Irritation r.H..U unI he made Hs prayed fJr.
Dated August .tu, \. o., leo,
a. B.. STAN fuN,
CLERK uf the probate Court
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DELlNoutkr NOTICE

ATOE0AN GOLD HttNING A., .,....
Afl tomr1uy, principal place az ling
sat Lake t'ty UtaH, location o.. ~, business.
s'tah1.e CANON. Morgan vuuul.. ia. i'a'i'
lowing described stool. Oh '.. 'N. .-I.
as--r,, ns levied uh the i'tg day pf .|. ts.
100 several HmuuutH saa Uulla|r. t .fl'.
oi The respective shur,ho,d,rs, DE- toIo-.. i'-si
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or tho combine. send IN your orders
-'ull weight, prompt delivery; coal,
not slack. Diamond uhd Rock springs
lump, $3.50; nut, Si,OO. j. W. Whits.
head, d.. Ss wr-', second south street.
Telephone No, 6Ds,
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A H. COMPLAINTS OF prFFCTtvr
~ lighuns NJ failure Of t.rsct Iatgbs IN
uuTn uuHns hours Required ly city cnntr,et
~, 9S iaage lo James peUnc Liant Inspector,
lIo department lleGdquhTters we
~ Order LOUIS COIN.
Chairman Com.
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who has the serve q rgsy out Of the
combiut-huh cut the pfiusa uf ,ttuu.
sri coat. Sole agent Of tho celebrated
Diamond aui Rlck SufiuI., l3wtrI,
water mind Goals. Onlur gs wes..
Second Sou %. Telephone fls.
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AMI IN accordance with law anf s-H..
The uOlrd uf directors made uu thH I'p. .s' p.
jane, l-it. - many shares OF each Nasal p.
tuch 80 - may no necessary H.II Do bod al
stone building, Main street, SOLE .I.. f..
liuh, On ihc 5tn iav Of september. Is... tti.'s
hour M O'Clock . IN. " SAIL dam.
dcnnVHcut hfsctsm'ut uorcUn together ...t
tho cot Of Advertising and sNuerars Of u. ''
JOuN lHCuMMut Is rfysu,rr
AttCat a b. tONltN. -tcrtlafy.
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rcnnCl CherringtOn au1 iiafris d Urf.ra..
pafiuCrg DONG busnrs4 unusr tI. ...s
name " thsrrngtou y liarAutst. t..Ig.
nna N
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In tue Probate Court, in und Tor SAT- IaEs
County Territory ~ luAH,


County, Territory NJ ltAH.
In tho matter Of tho estate % Ludwig
NuIs. deceased
NOTICE - HEREBY GNEN THAT
~ thaTleU q Pearson. rho executor of IHH
trtatH OF Ludwig NuIf. deceased, "Hf
rendered Tor settlement AND U.Uu H HII
court, hIf final account OF hts experimentation n'
suiu estate aud petition Tor Iua distribution NJ
th" rusIuuu 81 aaiI estate Hmnrg fHu Urrs"H'
Vruuyd thereto. and that IUura1HF. IHt -fB
daN 90 August, A. 40, l'li, It iUu'r. .h a Dol. so
tho court room ~ sHII court. Iu tuD County
tuuIt House. shIt l.1ty cry HUu county. lEiu
Territory, has been lvIF appointed boy Hu
Judge ni HlId rHufI, tgF Toe stIi'UuIHH. u' Hll
account uuH ht.Tsur faId uHWiIIH Tor I.sIH.H.
ii.u. at which time Hui place any uvrsg9 lu.. r.
rsirl 100 said rftsie may Hurggf Aut s'HU
cause, N any there 10, WHY F1II H.tn.Ni
should NOT ur settled hnh approved ana aH.t
tuaur 10 prayed Tor,
Dated Augu1t Oh, \, o. l'so.
1 D.. STANTON.
f1VFk ~ tho IH#HIHfF .HHH..
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SUMMONS

In the district Court VI tho Thru rrst.
cat Diatuet " uiAh reuiofy. tUuHtr
Of SAT- il.c
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suhiMnNs.

Ia the District Court Iu and Tor tho Third
Judicial % siurt Of titan Territory,
ttuuty ~ -u.t Lakc.
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From Che mrmuers o tnu NpG-icrllo
D'amyic n,rOIlaaun, San JJau
= hG
psFg a walton IT,. lu -4
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5hC People ~ the TERRITORY OF UHE s..t
Fre,tnt' 10 Walkgf miIh. defendant
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mGRsHAL's SALE.

Dated July Slh 1855.
AsDiEw iioaAl, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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hAsDNlt ItNtlf. ALBANY
room, billiard room and commandery
armory. The second floor will he devoted
10 two lodgeroons, extending the full
depth Of the building and provided with
galleries. separate preparations and ante
rooms. robing rooms, toilet rooms, etc.
The third four will be- largely taken up by
the galleries In connection with thu lodge.
rooms, the remaining space being divided
| into committee rooms. The fourth flooi
will remain unfinished for the present.
II any man or body Of men attempt /,
/ lower the dignity of Masonry by acts u
omission or commission let the full power
Of the grand master stamp upon them Will
a force 10 create CONSERVATION among 9th
ers Of like disposition.
The minutes Of the grand lodge Of Eng
land were first commenced june "a, 172B,
when bro. william Cowper became grand
secretary.
When all the independent grand councils
have cast their lots with the general grand
council, we shall constitute the grandesi
confederation known among the children
Of men for the promotion Of the principle
VI Justice and mercy, the highest attrl.
butes Of Deity. Grand Recorder Mayo OF
Missouri
The nartyred Warren at Bunker Hill
died the grand master of the Massachusetts
lodges. Israel Putnam ana the gallant
General Greene were both members Of III,
order, and every other major general Of th,
Revolutionary cause was likewise Free
mason.
The grand council Of New York will
meet In New York city on Tuesday, Sept. o
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HELPING HIM OUT.
Just the Sort of a Girl For u Fellow to
Have.

Just the Sort of a Girl For u Fellow to
A certain youth had apparently been
making himself offensive to "A certain young
woman, and another youth had taken the
young woman's part to the extent Of punch
ing the first youth In the eye, knocking
him down, jumping on him and then kick
ing him. After II was all over an old gen
tleman took the victor aside and said, ~
admire gallantry.'
"Wot's that" asked the victor
~ ray admire gallantry. ! saw you go
10 the defense Of that young lady"
shes my gal, explained the youth.
"Your girli"
"Yep. We've been trainin together for
six months"
"Trainingi"
"lm her steady company. SeeT
oh, yes, yes, Of course. That made you
all the angrier when you saw this fellow
annoying her."
"Annoyin heri Mister, you don't seem
to catch on. I've been layin for this tow
headed dude fer most month, cause
don't like him. Sect He sorter rifles me.
An Mag, she don't like him, neither. But
! couldn't get near TO him to smash him
he wouldn't give me no reason to do IL, an
so Mag, she says; IN fix him. III jest
get hin a-iirtin, an then you can step up
an smash him for hirtin with Your gal.
Awful smart gal, Mag Is. So she toys her
self out an goes out an catches the gilly's
eye nm gives sort OF razzle dazzle, an that
gives me the chance want, an comes up
an asks him what he's firtin with my gal
fer an bins him one In the eye an then
jumps on him an squares up fer all the time
I've been waitin. Great girl, Mag Is. She
knows how 10 help Teller out when hes
dyin fer chance TO swipe one Of these yel.
Ter shoed skates n-ChicagO Post.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Change In the Benefit Certificate Fees.
Here and There.

Change In the Benefit Certificate Fees.
Here and There.
The attention Of the officers and subor-
dinate lodges Is especially called to the
change In tho law relative TO fees for bene.
1T certificates. For any members initiated
prior TO June Is, 1896, "a foe Of S2 IL re-.
quired. For any member initiated ON OF
after June Is, 1895, no fee Is required. For
every change for benefit certificate "a fec OF
30 cents IL required, and the fee must IN
all instances accompany the application
for change. knights OF Honor Reporter
This per capita tax for the first sis
months Of 1895 will not have to be paid Il
the supreme lodge, but remains IN tn,
hands Of grand dictators TO be used IN
extending the order.
Tho next session Of the grand lodge OF
Vermont will be held In Middlebury July
9, 1895.
Grand Dictator James II. Duke Of Mis-
sisslppi Is doing everything In his power
to stir up the members IN that Jurisdiction
and has offered IA number Of premiums "a
organizers.
The Knights Of Honor Of Louisville pro.
pose 10 keep open house during the en-
campment OF @. A. X. In September for all
visiting Knights and friends and will ex-
tend a hearty Kentucky welcome to all.
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one on each side and two at the back. All
the breadths are narrow at the top, as a
rule, but for very stout persons or those
not well rounded 1t Is better to have the
two back breadths straight. The material
IL 80 thin that the full width may be gath
cred into a narrow compass, and the effect
IL more satisfactory.
In stirring unlined bodices to form q
yoke the lines Of stirring should always be
strengthened by u line Of machine stitch.
Ing, as otherwise the muslin will shift on
the gathering thread and the gathering
thread itself may break II not REINFORCED.
The stirring should be made fine and even
before the stitching Is done.
In many Of the pale tinted muslins Of
this season "A tiny touch Of black Is intro
duced, either as line, dot or minute fig
ure, and this slight emphasis gives an ad
ditional charm to the delicate coloring
Narrow, old fashioned looking black Lace
has reappeared ms trimming for thin silk,
and Datlstes, although 1t Is not quite salts
factory for the latter as 1t will not beal
washing There are extremely pretty red
lawns, both plain and striped with blaci
or white.
A pretty costume Is illustrated that II
intended for very young lady. The plaiI
godet skirt Is OF old rose crepon. The
blouse bodice Is Of old rose crepon pliss,
and Is ornamented with lengthwise bandi
Of black satin. A butterfly Of guipur,
rests on the chest. The draped collar ant
belt are of black satin. The balloon
sleeves which terminate at the elbow, ar,
Of old rose crepon and are adorned with
black satin choux. A toque is worn mad,
Of small old rose flowers and decorated II
front with black satin loops and ends.
JUDO CHoLIET.
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crush or stock collar Is seen with every
kind Of dress made of satin, silk, velvet
ribbon, lace or embroidery The large eye
let or trou-trou embroidery is used for n
COLLAR, with Ribbon run through ON cotton
dresses. Flat Jokes and epaulet ruffles
Of lace are worn; also full Fedora fronts
Of lace OF embroidery, and wherever the
pattern will admit Of II ribbon is run
through the holes. Lace insertion Is used
In lenRthwiso stripes over and between
I, the box plaits ON waists, and jet bands In
! black, or colOred epangles, or beads and
spangled satin ribbons are used in the
same manner.
Checks and plaids are feature Of fash.
ion. Checks are much employed for skirts,
the bodice being quite different. The ma
terials most favored for tailor made gowns
are serge cheviot, cloth and pique.
Well cut skirts that are yet too narrow
10 suit the prevailing mode may be widen.
cd by the introduction Of quillos OF en-.
brOidery or laoe at the seams These
qullles should be wide at the foot, dimin
ishinR TO nothing at the waist. The bodies
may be trimmed with points to match.
The piping Of skirt seams IL much IN
vogue at the present moment. IL Is stiff
and inartistic, but has the effect Of giving
height to the figure.
The illustration shows a charming dres,
toilet Of straw and sky blue striped cropon
The ample skirt Is plain, forming godeti
oil the way around. The bodice, which
has fitted back and a draped front, is Of
blue silk, with square yoke Of crepon
which Is extended TO form epaulets. Tn,
draped front has applications Of white
guipure and Is adorned with two choux o
straw satin. The draped collar is also o.
straw satin with choux. The exceedingly
bouffant sleeves Of orepon stop at the 81
bow. With this gown is worn a hat Of
black straw trimmed with black plume
and yellow roses. JUDO CHoLLET
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-04

A rector Of Ethan once gave ont the
words, who art thou" and as he paused
for a moment an officer in uniform, who
had Just entered the church, suddenly halt
I'd, and taking the question as personal
promptly replied, "Sir, am the recruiting
officer Of the Sixteenth Foot and having
my wife and daughter with me should be
glad TO make the acquaintance Of the cler-
KY and gentry Of the nsighborhood. "-Ar-
gonaut,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-04

An important amendment enacted at tho
tenth biennial session Of the governing
council was to provide for full paid Ger
tihcate to n member after IL years pay
ment into the annuity fund.
II was enacted by the governing council
that state and district departments lbs Gre
ated; also representatives 10 the same.
The reports Of the general officers SHOW
"a very satisfactory progress since the las
session. The increase In membership 4
over 80 per cent, while the increase In TIN
reserve fund Is over 90 per cent. The tota
amount paid out In yearly annuities to tn,
widows Of deceased members Is s2b, B2s. 3.
and the surplus In the reserve fund IL s3B,
s78.ss, which Is invested In first mortgage
loans