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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-12-13
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The Wasp Waist.

Fashion, the omnipotent, DEGREES
that a wasp waist is no longer
essential to the stylish woman.
The natural waist of the woman OF
average hight is about % inches,
and any less size is attained only
through arrested development, or
compression by means of whalebone
and steel. The amount of room in
side these % inches is absolutely
needed for.the proper working of
the machinery of the internal
economy.
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The Comptroller the Friend of the
Bankers,

A disinterested reader of Comp
troller Eckel's report to Congress
can reasonably reach no other con-
clusion than that he is the friend of
the bankers instead of the people of
this country.
For the security of bankers and
their well being, much that he rec
ommends is good; but these rarticu-
lars have all been recommended
before in similar reports except one,
which now asks that bank directors
once a year report upon the condi-
ton of their responsibilities to the
Comptroller. That is all right, too.
But the strikingly new features
of this report are in keeping with
recent recommendations of bankers
conventions. The Comptroller says
that all Government money except
gold should be retired and DESTROYED
in order that banks may be thus
induced to issue their bank paper
in its place, or so much of it as
bankers deem expedient to replace.
"The experience of this and other
countries,' says the Comptroller,
''conclusively demonstrates that the
best and most rational note issues
are those put forth by bankers"
That statemen i absolutely false,
both in this country and all other
countries. What is more, if the
Comptroller does not know it to be
false, he is very ignorant man.
For anyone in this country having
the least knowledge of values well
knows that no National bank note
issued is to be compared in value
with the ordinary greenback, nor
with any other farm of Government
money now issued, because the
Government money is full legal
tender for anything, and only cir
culates in the place Of legal tender
because the Government consents
to exchange it for Government
legal tender.
But as the Comptroller says,
destroy the Government legal ten
der, such act at once takes away
from the National bank note all the
legal tender quality-in its ex-
change for legal tenders-it now
possesses.
To say that National bank notes
having no legal tender quality
whatever are a better form of money
than Government legal tender, is
the statement of man who is out
of his senses.
Then the viciOuSness at the base
of this Comptroller's recommended
tons is that he would destroy this
Nations money in order to force
business people to accept whatever
the money lenders see fit to offer in
its place.
These lenders and the Comptroller
say, "first destroy the peoples
money, destroy all the silver and
Government paper now in use, and
then the people will be glad enough
to accept any plan for bank issues
we choose to offer them. Item.
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THE HOUSEHOLD.
PADDED HIPS.
They are Now the Fashion and are
the Greatest Improvement to Tall
Women.

the greatest Improvement to Tall
Women.
Padded hips are the newest
wrinkle in dress.
Several New York girls have
been brave enough to appear in
public in this brand new novelty.
Others have attempted to modify
the pronounced type by lining of
cotton batting and crinoline inserted
in the frocks of their coats. The
result has been somewhat pleasing,
but not nearly so effective as that
OF the audacious women who have
introduced the extreme style to
New York's fashion army. Perhaps
this Louis Seize craze will be as
short lived as was the Napoleonic,
but it has been the most formidable
factor in the recent annals of
fashion. AT any rate it makes the
tall, slender woman look stunning.
The modistes are Louis Seize
mad, and the lunacy is spreading
beyond the confines of their shop
walls. The burning question in
the world of dress is Empire VS..
Louis Seize. One has an army of
followers, while the other is gaining
recruits daily. The outcome will
be the survival of the fittest.
Velvet will be used extensively
for visiting gowns and social func-
tions Of Importance. For afternoon
receptions the Louis Seize coat will
be quite appropriate. For evening
wear the same skirt and decollete
bodice will answer the purpose.
In case an arrangement would be
desirable, a full ripple skirt attached
to an embroidered belt, which
might be dOnned on occasion when
the low bodice was wanted, would
be minor accessory which it would
be we'll to provide for an emergency.
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Scratching
and Swearing

only increase the irrita-
ton and heat the blood. What
the skin needs is a cooling, heal
ing application that brings COM
fort to body and mind, and which
at the same time has strength
enough to penetrate clogged skin
and to dissolve the scales Of
Eczema and Dandrutl.
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Useful Recipes.

teaspoOnfuls OF cream of tartar with
one pint of flour, rub in a piece of
butter the size of an egg, and one
even teaspoOnful of soda dissolved
in cupful of sweet milk, add one
beaten egg and a cupful of sugar;
mix well together and bake in a
quick oven.
Pop CORN CAKE.-Dissolve half
an ounce of gum arabic in a scant
teacupful of water, add a pound of
granulated sugar, boil until little,
cooled in a saucer, can with diff
Guilty be stirred; then pour the
sugarovera peck of freshly popped
corn. Stir well, and while warm
pour in shallow square tins. AS it
cools indent with a creased knife
into small squares which will easily
break apart when cold.
A Quick PUDDING.-Should
there be left from breakfast a cup
of oatmeal or any of the prepared
cereals, put it in the rice cooker
with two cups of sweet milk. Let
them come to a boil, stirring often.
When thoroughly heated put in a
pinch of salt and one half cup of
chopped raisins, make the pudding
of a desirable thickness by adding
a little wheaton flour which has
had teaspoon of baking powder
sifted with it. To be eaten with
sugar and cream, favored to suit
the taste.
DoUGHNUTs.-One cup white
sugar, two eggs, three tablespoons
cream or three of melted butter or
lard, two heaping teaspoons baking
powder, one cup sweet milk, a little
salt; mix about the consistency of
cookies.
CRANBERRY PUDDINGs.-C Gran
berries may be served deliciously
in the form of buildings, although
few seem to realize their possibili
ties in this respect. A nice pud-
ding is made of a layer of bread or
cracker crumbs, then layer of
cranberries, with sugar, bits Ct
butter and spice, then another layer
of crumbs and so ON until the dis
is full. Have the top layer of tbs
crumbs, and pour over the whole /,
cupful or more of fruit juice into
which beaten n@g has been stirred.
and let it bake until the cranberrie>
are cooked.
Cranberries stirred thickly into
rich biscuit dough and steamed.
make one of the incest pudtlings
ever eaten. 1t should be served
with sweetened cream.
GOLDEN CREAM TOAsT.-Golden
cream toast makes good home
luncheon dish. Cut bread into
even pieces. toast and butter the
pieces and moisten them with hot
water. Boil six eggs hard. Separate
the whites from the yOlks, chop
the whites and press the yolks
through cOlander or sieve. Make
a white sauce, using one table
spoonful each of butter and flour
cooked together and then add a cup
full of cream or milk. When it is
well thickened add the chopped
whites and season with pepper and
salt.
Spread this mixture on the slices
of toast and cover the top with the
mashed yolks. Sprinkle the yolks
evenly over the pieces till they look
very yellow. Serve very hot.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-27
IRusIEr,s SALE.

NIYItruFAa l. D. sMAIVf.ug IN THY
w drst a., ~ netabet. IL n exeeufod an 4
deiivetea "a ina Natlonai uniiding a ioar
Assosistion, Of ssit Iate civ, hIs promiss nrv
moi. for the sum Of six hurdfsd ana nty dol.
las. snd an the sa,ne dav fof Inc uurnose N
.ectirlns the psvment Of X. adj NJ mi ne
integesi thereon me sad 4 n swaltere and
Uharlotte swainerg ma ,.ifa e,eruteI and
deiIyered 10 M. II Mason trusi,e thelr certain
trust deed upon the foiiowing liesrrii,.d nf,ipl
erty Situated in sail I,te Cotintv. titnh 1erri.
tory. 10 vii. Uegtnninr ene and one.half ID D
roofs south frou ths northwest conner 81 OF
eight fsi block one hnndred and nftv .one fisU
Mat "a y san L,re f'itv surxev ana rnenine
tbenee east t,xo ~, ia tLe6ee south elrht
a. rods. thenre wc,t txa IN rsds iherrs
north eleht IN ,oss 10 ths ntsr, AZ Icetnninr.
which said tfust deed was duly recorded N
The oraee N Inc rountv rero,drr ~ gstf Iako
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NOTICE. OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is nERlBY GIVEN THAT
~ Whereas Leonard q HARDY ans
~ Cannon. A. trustee, The progeny
hereinafter described. 70 secure tho paymsnl
y the sum OF eight thousand eight hundred
Ns,hO,o0l dollars, with interest thereon ~
the rate Of oighi per cent per annum, payable
quarterly, from datn until paid, winch Interest
was payable TO sophia L., E.lher >, end ilaf.
TO N order Of the parties of the thifd part
mentioned IN SAID Deed Of Trust. which Decd
OF trust was duly recorded IN tho ONCE OF me
In HOOK IS ~ Of Mortgages, page tsi. ana
Whereas, n was provided an said Deed o.
Trust that IN case the parties OF the nrst paft
"a soon as the came was due and payable, Ae'
cording 70 tho tenor and effect OF tAld note,
then the SAID John A. Cannon, Trustee. Al TIE
request OF the legal holders u the sAid note,
should proceed 10 sell tho property described
IN the said Deed OF Trust. and hereinafter des'
eribtd, NJ public venduo 20 tue highest bidder
At the front door Of the County Court house.
OF tho time, place and terms % safe, a deecnp
ton OF the property 10 DO sold. by adyefuslns
~ some newspaper printed and pnoliihoi =
shall execute and deliver Deed In fec simpl
OF the property sold. 20 the purchaser here0''
and,
NOW therefore. At the request OF the lerN
holder Of the sAid noto, and OF tho pArpes %
whom SAID interest IL pAyable,,be underslg -
Joun,M. Cannon. Trustee. on the md day OF oclo.
Der a. ~. isgb At tho west front door u the
County Court house In SAT- lAte u0un!y' Olah
Territory, at the hour Of Y O'Clock ~ WI
offer for sAle and sell TO tho highest bidder Jog
cash all OF the following described properly o.
% much thereof a. shall DO necessary 70 PAY
the sum OF y. so co with interest thereon A. We
rate Of eight cent per annum from Jahs
2oth, lssJ and for Costs and expenses OF sAi1
to.wit-
being the southeast quarter Of tho northeast
quarter and the ntrth half OF tho souihn.N
Quarter o. section ten (lul. and the nofthNeN
quarter OF the southwest quarter or deoNph
eleven (il) township one ~ south otrArge We
east salt lake Meridian. COZ Alnlns ons n.y. w.
dred and sixty acres. Also ali nrst nAfIle, ~,
tercst either present or prospective 10 ~ OF
lot three (al biock one hundred hnd mleen
Ql5l plat "h Salt Lake 'lty surY eA.h
properly being aituAted In nc tiIy aud VoupV
Of salt I sac, Territory " Utah. N,
Also commencing al the southeast eoth.s y. y,
1t ineen iol, block two ~ ~ arc 'atsniy.
Utah Territory, and thence west eleyes Asi
one half Qti,l rods, thence north one hnnli''
titsl feet, thence west one hundred anu tiN
SIX end three fnurths tlbbal ie11 m,,Nss
south one hundred llQol feet, lhenro WEI ~
hundred and twelve a4d ono.halt Nl.,.l icy
t,B) rode. thoncs south la RODS TO the p''''
:" NV, ss MI interest 0, the nsI parties IN ,hs
estAte Of Leonard w, Hardy, dtccgaeui ~
viii apply lhu pi.crsdA a. directed W VIZ
said decd OF tut
Dated July %, l.l3, ....,,, ,,...,..
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DuRsUANT TO An oRpER or aAIE
4 anf decree on foreclosure 70 mo erotfy
" tho Third Judicial msirtt Court the
Territory Of Utah shAli expose Al public
rails. Al the vest front door OF the
county court horse tnew city and county
buildinfl In tho city uf SAT- Lake, 0unty
Of salt Lake aud Territory Of Utah, on
the ard day OF Octobe. lsp, AZ 10 O'Clock am, all
the zht. title, clam ana intefelt Of the do
PENDANTS, MihAm A. HAtamond, Celia q.
Hammond amt v. ". Cohmnn. OF. In aud TO the
following described real estate, situate, lying
and being y salt Lake County. aud described
A. follows, tosvitf
All Of lis eighteen (lsl ard nineteen uo) u
bioek two tsl u Main tt-eei, A.d state roai
subdivision Of lot fighteFs Nal block eleven
IN I've Acre plat A. BIZ dead survey, IN salt
Lake county, Territory Of U NJ
To be sold ~ tho properly of William ~.
lihmmund, cells o. Hammond aud v u Coz
man u tho cut ~ William 1homss do oroot
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM.
liy l.. L. AAcnun, u. =. Marshal.
Deputy Marshal
Dated september iith. is6.
A. n sAWrkIg. Attorney for Plaintiff
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DURsUAST 10 An ORDER OF SALE
il aud decree Of foreclosure 70 me directed
by the District Court ~ the 1hrd Judicial
District OF the Territory OF Utah, shall ca.
pose At tuhiic sale al thu west front door OF
The County Court house U.ew city and county
buildingl In the city Of salt Lake. County 81
salt isla. and Territory Of Utah. on the IAN
right, TIL claim and interest OF the dcfond'
snts, william II. Mcclure, fmsnda Mcclure,
William McCornick. doing business ~ Nc
Cofnick A Co, hnn Alfred Thompson, Of In
and 10 the following described real estate,
situate. lying and being In SAT- Lake County,
Utah Territory. Anddescribcd a. foilowato WI
An undivided one. ighth o. interest IN and TO
eept q strip Of land one aud twenty I'VE one
hundredths q 2i.lU0l rods BY thirty -four aud
eight.tenths tal s'lgl rods Oh tho vcst end
OF sad lot decided 10 tho Utah Southern Hall,
road compAny, July 18th. 1879, and recorded N
book ~" u conyeyances. pages 10 and lei,
In tho recorders once Of said SAT- Lake
county. Also lota four ll aud fifteen tia) 10
block forty t1l all Of the above detcribsd
parcels 0f land are located IN the len acre plat
"a. I" uig fieia survey, sat LAke county. Utah
Territory, and being subdivision o. part OF
the southeast quarter OF section ~ tps nship I
south, range 1 west, and sectional lot = section
~, township south. range west, OF the salt
Lake meridian. Together with all water rights
thereto belonging or appcftalning.
To be sold az the properly OF the above
named defendants, William II, Mcvlufc.
Amanda Mcclure Of Al, nj the suit OF John
BAor
Terms OF sale. cash.
NAT VI. BttslIAM, U. =. Marshal,
Iiy L., L. AncngR Deputy Marshal
Dated september goth. lsp1
q. W MORSE. Attorney for plainun.
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mAespAl's SALE.

DURsUANr To An ORDER OF sALE
Il and decree on foreclosure to me directed
~ the District Court OF th- 1hId judicial
District Of the Territory Of Utah. shall eH.
pose at public sale, A. the west frsn.
tuew Cty. and County hui dlugl In the
Territory Of Utah, on the ard day Of october.
ltls. Al 10 o'eock =. m. all the right, Ute
claim and interest .of tho defendants iiiIum
Inc johnson, hmil n, Johnton. Levi q Cone
iva {. Gone and The Pioneer saving. and
loan company. a corporation. ~. IN aud 20 the
following described real estate. siuate lying
and being In s'it Lake county. and described
A. follows TO Wit Lots seven a. and q zhi ~
In block ak (el. Central Park, a subdivision
Of lots one ~, two l2l. three a. and sixteen
no. In block forty enc uil Ten Acre plAt'A."
his ficld survey, aud being part 81 the
southwest quarterof section nineteen tlPl. N
township one az touth. ra1kc one az east %
salt Lasc Meridian. In the County OF ralt
Lstc. Territory u Utah. To be sold A. the
property OF the fbovc n med defendants,
~ the suii Of Hmor y. Daring ~ irua'cc for
the use Of tho Pioneer Loan and He ,siead
association Of rAit Axe City. SAT- Lake COun.
", Territory of uiAh, and the rione Loan &
Homestead Association Of SAT- Lake CITY. salt
lake County. Teu.Iory Of U.-h. a CORPORA
ton.
FERNS OF sale. cash. -
NAT ~ brigham,
~ q. Marshal
ny T., l.. ARCHER. Deputy Marshal
dated this eleventh lay OF september. ISIS.
A. u. SAW IN, attorney for piaaatn.
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County OF san Lake.
MARY T. ward, plAInua.
Patrick J. Ward. defendant
The People Of the Tern,ory Of Utah sepa
greeting 10 Patrick j. Ward. def'ndant
You ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To AP,
Il pear IA an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff IN tho DiatIlet CouTt
OF tue Third judicial Dltuiut OF the Territory
OF utAh, and 70 answer the complaint 1lod
herein Wllhln ten days exclusive OF the day
OF ecryloe) after the service on you OF this sum.
mons-ii served within this county; or. II
served out Of THIS county. but IN this district
dAys-or Judgment by default viii be taken
against you, according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint
The said acton Ia brought to have decree
OF this court dissoging the bonds Of matn.
mony and contract OF marriage existing DO.
tween plaintiff and defendant. and awarding
20 plalnun the custody OF the minor child,
Joseph, Issue OF aad maTrlagei above relief
prayed on the following grounds 10 witt That
on or about the year lssl, the dciondant,disTo
Rhfding his marriage vow. wliu'ly and with
opt cause deserted and abandoned ilAintin,
and has eyer since Continued NO TO desert and
abandon her. against her VIII aud without nor
consent anu thst lince said abandonment, de-
fendAnt has contributed nothing whatever 10
the support OF tie plaintiff or their infant
Qhld
Andyou arc hereby uouasd that Il you fail
70 appear anu answer w saln COMPLAINT ~
above required, The said pluinun viii hpply
10 The court for the relief demanded therein.
Milusae, mo Hon samuel 4, RierTiu, Judge,
ard .he sea OF me district ,eouIt Of
SEAL tue lerui0Ty Of Utah, this Twenty
second day OF J1ly, IN the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundrcdAnd
DAVID o. DUNBAR,
DY GEo. d. LOOMS,
I.NE