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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09
AUTUMN WEDDING GOWNS.
Silver AppiqueS Lead In Popularity For Trimming Bridal
Robes and Are Made In WreathS

bottom of the well-built train you will
be apt to find it lined, unlike the front
of the skirt, with brilliant silver tissue.
Touching the remaining topography
or the marriage robe, it is essential to
say that very high Medici collar is
typical of all the best examples. Wired
lace, or silk muslin shirred on to a wire
frame, IS what every properly costumed
woman requires, and some of these
somb-shaped collars are cut in three
gothic points, or rounded just as often
as they are squared off. Exceedingly
pretty collars are made all of silver
lace, or the edge of a silk muslin collar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

circular in shape and about six or
eight feet in diameter. Right out of
its center rises a very gaily painted
kiosk with a pagoda- shaped roof, and
the remaining expanse of the island is
covered with very green stage grass
The isle is then entirely encircled by
metal trough, three or five feet wide,
and by means of a very little pressure
put on to the big hose that supplies
the trough, the water is sent round the
island with a rush that recalls the
rapids below Niagara falls.
On to the island it is essential to
maroon a company of damsels, Sc
lected, of course, with due reference to
good looks. From three to six bellies
will pretty comfortably populate the
place, and each and every inhabitant
must be dressed in the costumes of
fisherwon1en. A Dutch, a Breton,
Neapolitan, a Basque and Norwegian
fisher maiden make a gay and pleas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

ing combination, and these serve as
saleswomen for bait to buy rods and
lines stored in the kiosk. The stock
of the lake consists of very artfully
made and artistically decorated fish of
all sizes and species. They are COM
posed of pressed paper, and every fish
has a prize in his body and ring in
his nose.
FUN. AND FISH
For a sum. fixed by the fair man
ayers, visitors are entitled to a fishing
privilege, and from any one of the
damsels on the island receive a neat
little line, baited only with a hook. As
the fish go rushing round the island
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

New York, Oct 1T is a poor fash
ion that does not benefit somebody, for
while the average woman is making
valiant war against the new skirt, au-
tumn brides are full of deep content.
This new cut OF the neither draperies
certainly adds to the height and slen-
derness of those who are booked this
month for that trying walk up the
church aisle, though in all respects the
bridal dresses are prettier than ever be-
fore.
Any rich white silken goods is ac-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

the slices in saucepan, cover with cold.
drain it off and cover the papers again
with cold water, also sailed draining it
off, when boiling. This takes away that
'red-hot" fiery taste. Add butter to the
peppers and fry until they are crisp and
brown; remove from the fire and put in
the oven to keep hot. Put butter again in
the saucepan and about four times as
many thin slices of bOiledp otato as there
is pepper; when ready serve on the same
dish with the peppers, garniShing with
Well-crimped lettuce leaves. Il. L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09
A SUCCESSFUL SNARE FOR THE SOCIETY FAIR..

There is certainly no better variety
show on the boards than some of the
charity fairs society women have been
booming this autumn, for ladies, whose
toques cover plenty of brains as well
as plenty of curly locks, have taken
the matter under their vigorous and
reforming interest
One Of the most successful snares
devised for wheedling dollars out Of
the pockets of supplemented man is
the reformed fish pond. This is a
genuine body OF water, with an island
in the center. This latter is made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09
TURKEY CLAW CHARM.
a Fan That Brought Belleship to a
Confding Debutante.

Fashion is like the wind-it cometh
where and whence it listeth. And this
philosophical observation holds good
apropos of the luck charms so univer-
sally worn by women. II one would be
graveyard rabbit cotched by de light Nv
de moon" should be promptly laid aside.
Nowadays, to court good fortune and
overcome hoodoo spells, it must be a
turkeys claw, and preferably the left
claw of a 'gobbler. OF course, they are
too large and ungainly to be used as the
soft, fuzzy-looking little rabbits foot was,
paper weights for their men friends, or
as parasol handles for their own use. One
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

bangles of oxidized silver with favorite
quotations. from Shakespeare in old Eng
fish letters. But if one really wants
supply of wisdom beyond the understand
ing of any man let her supply herself
with a gold bangle with Buddha set in
diamonds; or, better still, with a frog
set in jewels. The last two bestows both
health and happiness, besides the appear
ance of Minerva-like knowledge.
LAFAYETTE NJ. LAWS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

of gaiety is lent in scarlet velvet waist
coats, with gilded buttons. that the
older masculines might profitably
adopt, just as some of the small dinner
jackets have their lappels faced with
sky blue or bright red satin. Alto
gether. the little boy is very pleasing
object to contemplate these days, even
if he is triae PROGRESSIVE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

than better. In consulting Mrs. Pink
ham no hesitation need be felt, the
story is told to a woman and is wholly
confidential. Mrs. Pinkham's address
is Lynn, Mass, she offers sick women
her advice without charge.
Her intimate knowledge of women's
troubles makes her letter of advice a
wellspring of hope, and her wide expert
ence and skill point the way to health.
II suffered with ovarian trouble for
ceven years, and no doctor knew what
was the matter with me. had spells
which would last for two days or more.
1 thought would try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound | have
taken seven bottles of it, and am en-
tirely cured "-MRs JOHN FOREMAN, 20
N Woodberry Ave-, Baltimore, Md
! The above letter from Mrs. Foreman
is only one of thousands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09
ENCOURAGEMENT.

HE.
All, would that you and were cast
Upon some desert isle,
Where no one else might ever seek
To win from you a smile
Would that we two were there alone
To pass our earthly days
All, then, mayhap, you'd listen when
l sought to sing your praise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09
CONSULTING A WOMAN.
Mrs. Pinkham's Advice Inspires
Confidence and Hope.

Examination by a male physician is
hard trial to delicately organized
woman.
She puts it off as long as she dare,
and is only driven to it by fear of can
GER, polypus, or some dreadful i'll.
Most frequently such woman leaves
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09
SHE.

Alasl there is no desert isle
That we can reach, fear,
And so, it seems. in duress vile
Will have to linger here:
But why not s ng my praises now2
Why falter? What's the use?
You've never tried to see how I'd
Perform if you cut loose!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09
Splendid Oriental Rugs at 2. c. M. Z
Cheapest obtainable in this market.

Try o. S., the new Baking Powder
It is pure, strong and economical;
Just as good as the very best, at hall
The price. Why not give it a trialf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

This condi-
ton of the
minddestroys
the effect of
advice; and
S he grows
! worse rather
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

fasten tulle wells in place, as Spanish
women wear their mantillas, and ii is
noticeable, with the vast amount or
silver used on wedding gowns, that
slippers of silvered kid are growing into
distinct vogue. These are remarkably
pretty, and a great relief to the ugly
white sarcophagus, in which even
dainty feet appear to the most painful
disadvantage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

a physicians Office
where she has un-
dergone a critical
examination with
animpression, more
or less, of discour-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

There is no use trying to be dogmatic
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eiae ,merfpiirstse seriattanua

bringt bic neIeiie 9fumnler Der peters.
burger uNomoiti". WarI1auer 8ldts
ter batten beri9tet, In elmer pripat.
&linit Der Stabt iei on elmer 1lteren
Grau cine i6mere Operation nit Def
nung Der 8audb6ble ausgefabrt wors
ben. yta6 einisen Monaten fei hieie
Grau geitorben. unb BET Der 5eftion babe
man als SobesuriaAe cine pinaette
feifgefellt bic bic asrate Bel 0ors
nabme Der Operation in Der Baud.
b6bIe Der 9ranfen OergeHen batten.
W!e nun bsr 5obn ber seiiorbenen
Grau, bic bon Dem profefior GoiTnsti
unb einem Or. Solmann in Der pri.
pat' 'SIinit beg Iebteren operirt tporoen
mar, benz vNomoti4 fdreibt, Iebte
ieiue Muiter mad Der Operation nod
fieben Monate unb fiarb unter groBen
Qraleu. Die Nadrt6t .sine" Bin.
3ette lei i'm 2eibe Der 3obtea sefunben
pOrben, mdfIe iebo6 als uubegrtabet
be3eihnei uerben: man fanb in Der
8obten suei OsrseHene pin3etten.
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Sspn anferent SRher.i[n.

Die nit Dem 81. Suli anbsbenbe
gsobe 9ronerDobe DeutlhIanbs bit
In 10 bohsm gjraOc bic grtnueruug.n
al bas ruDmTsidle 3eitoIier GaiTg5
MiIbeln6I. ttit0l. bob bic p SnuFti;ty
3eitung y|c. 2S77 DOM Is. Mugn|1
nit &edt ibre SitelIeite nit elmer 4b
bi!bung Dss on 4. Nuguf emtbuuten
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goefe mohellisrt pOrben 1T; outb Die
Den 5odei 3ierenben bsibeu ReIiefs
baben cine Heprobutlien elfabret.
Oaron reibea R9 4bbilbungen Der bon
ber gerIiner Tirma 8. OHermann In
siIber uno 8ron5s bergsaslteH Bis.
marf Dentmiin3e an. ,ynterefIante
Seenen Don uebunsen bel Der beut:
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grapbenf9ule In Berlin unb bas ste.
den nod betpegli6en 3ielen bel ben
Garbebragonern. Gin grpBes Bib.
uibtableau betrifft bic Mitelieber Der
ont l Muguf an Boro ber sgalbipiaA
inter 2eituug bes prof. DR.. aarl
@bun aus benz hamburger 9afen auss
gelaufenen Oeutffen Stefiee @rpebiz
ton. Sas 2eben i'm rufRi6en Gen.
tralaien ilIuiirieren aablreitbe Muf=
nabmen DR.. 8umillerS BON fsinem in
@emeini9aft nit WiBmann unternom.
menen Saebausfug nod benz NItai.
Gin Stud tabnfer 0o9gebirsSieeneris
entroat bas boppelieitige, son 6. 5.
Compton na6 Der gtatur se3ei9nete
Bib ber neuen 2eip3iger goioIettbttte
In Der Rofeagartengruppe SabtiroIs.
Das Walteu uueebdnbieter Natur.
trait f9ilbern anei NnF1ten aus Der
am Z. Iugufi bur9 einen @ntlon ;er.
ffbrten Mai6inenfabrif In Bapenibal
bel 96ln. 9en @riinber Der epansel,
f9en 2anbesfirde in @iebenbhrgeu
feiert bas am 21. NueuF 3u entbtls
lenbe 0onteru5 Sentmal 3u aron.
itabt, mobelliert bon 6arro MaguuI.
ien. 4n ben bodbersbrten 8eIebrten
unb beliebten grSdbler 8eorg gbers
(geforbcn am Z. Wugua) erinnern
beRen portrdt unb eine Mulidt leines
2aubbauies In 8uBing. Der 9oI3.
f9aitt n@brpiaatbemum@ nod einem
@emdlbe bon aonrab aieleI matbt
nit elmer neueu S9Spfgns biefes Ser.
herrliders sarter Trauenfh6nbeit BE.
fauut
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aussrabums sss sstearaaua ,ssamales.

Der Srtes NIT Spanten Bat bem ganbe pie 9usen
se0ffnst hber BITE gBt&steit elmer tursen Ierbnbuns
spti4en benz Gtlantiiaen unb gaetfiaen Seean
Dura GussrabunS etnes furseu aanalS BON pentsen
Metlen sdnse aber ben Sftbmus BON Banana tbnnen
Iaufenbe bon WetIen unnhser Eabrt erfpart werben.
Sest mhiien uniere G9tffe ben san,eu peiteu Wes
um baS Sap Sorn berum jurddteaen, mas ptele gBo=
denim Gnipru4 nmmt. Der tdrSefte gBes 1T tets
Der bsfe. Gr eripart 3ett unb @elb. Der gBes BON
arantbett gu @efunbbett fam gu serinsem 9retfe
lAneu aurhdseiest rerben hurd ben @sbrau6 ppn
9oitetter's Masenbttters. gBdbrenb feine gtrfuns
bet 9etmiu9ungen ME 8eritopfuns, 8Itpftdt, 8ers
l9nene TT, tann bod BON etner fprctrten 3ur fetne
Neee ietn Sc 1T Der Ratur nur bebtli, aue ialeG=
ten Sdfte unp eamit bic flr5ate ber Shpd1esuIfdnfe
aus benz sprper gu i9aifen, etne 8etblfe peGer bic
Natnr selegentIth bebarf. sc maat bic Sranfen ses
iuno une i4Ist bic @eiunben Dor bem arantmerhen.
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q. u. & M. y. &abn.
QI bfd hrt

Nad @aloeiton, 9oulton unb @uerl
tGalid 300 Born.
Na6 Corpus gbrifti, 0ranias 8aB unf
8eepille tdslid .......2::20 gsa6m.
Wa6 &errpiQe tdslid, aussenommer
Sonnabenos u.Sonntass 2 ::45Na6m
Rad &errpile, Sointags. 80 8prm
Nad&errpilJe, ,Spnnabenbs a ::30Na6m.
Mnfnnft
Bon @aloelton, SouIton uno guerr
tdgll9 .............7:O0 Nbenos
8On Corpus gbriiti, Granias BaB uni
Beepille tdslt6 ....... 40 Nabm
gon aerrpile tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass .10:458orm
8oH aerrpille, Sonntass.. Nbenbs.
Son &errpilIe, Wuntass. rs 8orm
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ohue GJmur uno 0etbeuerung, baB
id5 oDne Oeinen Seqen uidt merben
fanr, nod mag. "
Ger Olilliondr l0Ite ianit cine leiz
net 9Gnoe, UNI lid oerltoblen iber bic
feil6ten 9lngen 5u fobren uuo le ME
iegneno apf ba8 blonoe 9aupt oe8
Sotne8 3u legen.
,Oeine l)lutter mar audi cine
i6libte 6rau, elm Giub bes Goltes,
lie bat mid lebr sliidli9 sema9t,"
ipra6 er na9oenflid mie in llebers
fesuns oor lid bin. s@eau oas Wiabs
6en unbeldolten ili-ibr Jtuf obne
Sell uno 9abel, ibr Same mafellos,
bann ioll iie mir als 9oGter millfons
men ieiuI" id)loB er nab fur5em 9e<
benfen.
Georg iubelte auf; ct fiiBte ibm lit
itiirmiiber 0anfbarteit bic Sano.
nMein gutter, gutter. ielbitloier @ater,
itarmelte er in tiefer Grgriffenbeit.
Gann bielten iie lid ftumm cine ,3eit
lang umidlungen,
yer pfat1tl0e 0e11affs1t1antl, Der
lid idon bieier @5efiiblsoffenbarune
idd1nte, fiirSte lie, iid 3ur garidbeit
3minseno, baburf ab, oab er idroff
ausrief: p0lun 9enu9 Der Sentimens
talitdten, an Die 9lrbeit, inein Sobn.
arieelno fubren Sic 5ebern mieoer
iiber Dos Gapier hin. 9lber supeilen
bob Der pielbeldditigte Gbef bod ben
aopf uno ftreifte nit einem perltoblez
men glid ben eifris Sdreibenben,
iiber benen junsem bubidem @eiidt
Ser erlpdrnenbe Sonnenidein zines
pollen reinen Slides las Goll @e>
friehisuns uno Selbliseiiibi oa6te Der
Mlilliondr babel +: sd babe sebiiffelt
meir Sebelang, nun fam lid mein
gobn jeoen 2urus aDnnen. SO bin
bod Elm ausseSei6neter 8ater uno
Staatsbiir9er.
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IA. G q intel.

9llice batte flsin @illi6en, mie alle
gbeno, 81 Sette gebra6t, nadbem er
in Ieinen roia 9eflauiGten Nadttittel
nit bloben 5iiBen auf ihrem Sdoob
bernlngelianpft uno ibr iauber seorbs
netea 8lonobaar erlt weibtid sersauit
bate. Seet fnieie er in ieinem 9etts
den. Sie bate ibre beioen ihualen
0dnoe TIM feline gefalteten Sduitden
gelegt, ltno Der tleine Mann plapperte
geoanfenlos ilr 0as i9lidte 9la9tsebet
mad, anf BEN lie INNER belianS.
Wlutter Sierid itanb beifdllis nideub
oaueben.
.9aedt io-luos elm Saten merben
ioll, muB red)tSeitis sebosen werben.
-9iodb mai, 9ailliden, beutlid, set
man'8 periteben fam: Gbrini 8lut
madt ia alien S6aben gut. 0la, MI
leg Dir nieoer, nun boil i9 Dir OBJ
0einen gratarpel."
sic ging ibmelfdllig burb bic nur
angelebnte Sommertbiir in's anoere
3immer, um bon Der rotbsliibenben
eilernen Sfenplatte ben 3il1enben
apfel su bolen, uuo blieb perpler mits
ten i'm 3immer lieben, als Tie einen
eleganten jun9eu 5errn nit ebrerbietis
sesu9enem Sut i9iidtern ON ber smei>
ten Tbiir iieben fab, Der Sas bolbe
Wiaoounenbilo ba innen nit ben g(ueen
su peridlinaen i6ien. Mlutter cannes
unsebeure 6leiibmaiien ianfen in tie>
fem anir su 0oben. Gr bemerfte eS
aber gar nidt, 70 periunfen mar er In
ben stnblid Der jusenoid6nen @eitalt,
bic miitterli6 gu Dem Sinbe beraba
sebeust blieb, neil es bie 9lerm6en
burdaus bon ibrem 9alie niht lafen
pollte.
Sbr bon Dem persosenen ainbe se>
lolies Saar fiel pie Elm solbltrablenoer
aoni9smantel iiber iie unb bas Sinh
bin.
nauB,@ fommanbirte Der fleine
3Drann, unb ibr sraSiUier SbertOrper
slitt nod tieier, bic GinSerbdnb1en
IN ibrem Slafen padten iie nod felter,
ibr bOloer Wluno ientte iid auf oas
plauberndulden unb idloB es in Sart>
lidem MutterfuB.
Stun eini9lafen. Mutter 0aune
brin9t Deine 8elobnuns. 0lun INDUS
9enitilf, iouit ma6t Gante Sizes Die
3biir felt 81, b0rlt Du, meiu fleiner
Wlana?" befabl iie in ernitem 9on,
uno ausenblidli6 sebur6te bas ainb,
lieB lie los uno sminferte frampfbait
nit ben slu9en.
s@illD, 9utes aiao," foroerte er
idlaitrunfen ibr So5 elm.
nSa, iebr arti9es, 9ute8 Ginb," be-
ltati9te ie, blillte bic Oede nod bon
allen Seiten ior9lib I'M bas aDrpere
den, tatld)elte 5drtli6 bos Sraustopis
den uno trat baum in ben Gaum, ben
ibr Wiutter Sierid als ibr eieenes,
fleines 6eilistbum ilberlailen hattie.
Gin fliidtiaeS Grr0tben itie9 bud) in
ibr IeineS @eiidt, als lie @jeors, oen
9ut reipettuoll in elmer, eiuen rielisen
Wiaiglod6eniirauB perlestl in Der
anberen 9ano balteub, nod INNER an
Der 3biiri6melle antraf.
| (6ortiebung fplqt).
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Dndlens Mrutea galbe.

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fir Sdnitte,
0uetibunsen, @ei6wire, Jiebers unb
paut 9tusi@las, 5ledtsn, seiprunsene
pdnoe, 5rpftbeulen unb ale 6autfrants
1eiten; filrirt Sdmorrbuiben ober feline
8e5abluns. 80ai9e 8ufriebenbeit aas
tantlrt ooer bns @elb tuirb suriideritats
vt. rs Gents bic Sda6tel. Sum
5erfanf in nlIen Gpothefen.
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Giie1lbabn Tabr : Ylan.
s. & o. W. 8abn.
U Bio hrt.

Mad ct. 9ouis pia Sron Mountaln
uoer SO. 6. s. &. -. $3.50 Gprm.
Nab ct. 2ouis pia Srpn Wtountoin
Hpute 100 MbenDS.
ga6 9earue tdsli6, IS 100 Morgens.
92a6 2areoo. ............9:45 BORN.
Nnfunft.
8on ct. 2ouis, Sron Wountaia & W
St. & &. 500 Born
&pn ct, 2ouis, Sron Wountain & M
6. & g. ........... 3:55 gaahm.
Gon Searne td9li6. ..1o:20 Gbenos.
Gon 2arebo. 700 9lben6a
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Epatberm asacifse 8aba.
81 B ia hrt.

gea9 Stem Orleans, Spnlton uno @al
beiton tdslid 1910 Mittags uaf
$50 Mbenbs
Na6 ga9le BaB, Merico &c. IL Born.
Nad galifornien ...... ..4:45 gtabnf.
Mnfunft.
gon Nelu Orleans, Ioouiton uno @al.
beitpn tdsfid 7:25 Born. unb 4:25
Ga6m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BON galifornien &C.. -. IL 80 Gorm.
@on eagle BaB unb Werico 700
9benbs.
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Wlr brauben nidt au tparten,
bls unisre Wusislu bur@ ueberan.
arengung gu febr aneesrifen fius,
wenn mir regeludbig ct. Safobs. Del
eebrauden. usrbeu bieelben geli1rlt
unb 5tsis gefdmeibis bleibsn.
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Giuoerela> >sdub Yalait
2O7 Mlantp Ylasa.

Bette QuaIltdt 6erren 56ube su
$500, peri6 iebene Gaeons
$3.50.
gefebt nnlers S6aufenher. cine
rei6e usfeaung BON Sduben ,u
1896. welde $500 pertb Fnb. 9sur
cine 0Sp1e.
Wir Ssrtaufen Sud aOHer su $3.50
uub aufwdrts.
c.. BAUM,
@inbereQa'S6ubs palaft,
207 Qlamo pla3a.
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Der 6efe ssreuao a,.f groen.

Seit brsiBis 9abren baben iid Eatt's
RiGen ais Elm Ssgsn fir eInen isbsn Sn'
paliOsn ermisien. Sle iinO nit Rsat Elm
iSreunb bss &ranfen au nenuen.
0Iiaf bfhannte Gbat(a6e
1T es, baB onr6 bic @alle ptruriahts
aOpiiamersen, 9pspsplie, Massniaure,
Wfalaria, YsritOpfuns unb iammtlids
eamit osrtuanote Sranfbeiten bur9
Suits 2eber Hiuest
ppaftanpta tnrtrt ,psrsen.
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BONDS
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

A., foreshadowed in this column week ago
yesterdays weekly bank statement showed that
s.cl,ning bank holdings reached their limit last
c.mrdav Money market conditions are now
,ov,ne in the direction Of increased bank re-
orves the statement of the Associated Banks
uhlished Yesterday exhibiting an increase in
,r-n,us reserve Of S4.O1247,, and an increase in
..sh holdings Of 81 1888 900. A further contrac-
,,on in loans Of $11 .l02. 400 was accomplished
dsnosits decreasing about the same amount
circulation increased 500. 400. making gain
On this item of nearly 81 100000 in the last three
weeks The result of all changes was an in
crease in surplus reserve 10 SS2j2,Sl3, against
$685. 500 in the same time year ago and
s14216O25 in 1896. The banks gained on Sub
.,-easury operatlo for the first time in many
weeks. while gold imports more than Offset the
movement Of currency to the interior.
The good showing made by the banks had no
influence upon the stock market many traders
actually selling on its publication. on the theory
Of taking profits on good news. Perhaps a
period of strength preceding the announcement
Of the bank statement considered as dis
counting the exhibit. Jus. al present favorable
news has little or no effect upon prices. because
trading is made up almost entirely of the opera
tons OF inconsequential spectators. who gen
orally work on the short side of the market.
The movement Of values yesterday was unim-
'portant with last figures at insignificant net
changes small fractional gains predominatins'
In St Paul and the Union Pacific issues the
buyins was better than noticed elsewhere In the
list. St Paul advancing on the excellent show
ing made by the company for the third week IN
September when gross earnings increased over
the same week year ago S11S,o00. In the bond
department there was evidence Of investment
buying.
Changes for the week in number or ACTIVE
stocks are shown In the following table: