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lives ana friends have resulted only In
additional trial 90 the sufferer This new
cap n practical az well as attractive.
Anxiety and affection can put into 70
evidences of themselves In the form ~
fine lace ana noUdlpwurk and yet DO
no harm. The soft frllH that fnll about
tho face and the equally soft silk that
makes the foundation lend themselves
90 every change OF position and are ab.
solutely without resistance. The con.
vnlcaccut ~ protected from any possl-
BILE draft about the head, and what T.,
perhaps, best N an the hair h kept
free Of snarla. The model came from
Paris. whence come H0 many good
things. but the idea has already become
popular here Fine soft null. finished
with embroidery, may be- substituted
for tho silk, but 10 ever no much az q
hint of Htlfcnlng be- allowed to enter
into the make up the essential quality
Of perfect comfort IL lost
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A partime which obtains among the
farm class of Korea known uH pack.
ing on the widows" cUnHisH NJ a rn.d
by some dlsconsolate vidowcr and BILE
friends In some village known t1 con-
tain n young widow and the flrclblu alb
ductlon Of the lady in question and her
marriage 10 the wid1W0r. An instance
of this Kind has recently come TO
knowledge.
a widovsr living loo one ~ the VII
lagos of kaugWha. with N friends, went
Co. a hamlet close Co tho wallis NJ knng-
whu city. where widow lived. aud
seized and carried on. after somewhat
OF a battle q young lady. u DO hap.
poucd however. that they had mistaken
the house and. unfortunately got huli
of the wrong lady Early the next
morning 600 indignant posse came w
pursuit. but che men who had commit.
ted the dastarlN decd fuccecded IN
oludIng them The young lady how-
ever. VISA rescued. and after %" house
nf the widowur and Co., contents had
been completely demolished she was
escorted home in triumph hy hef hus-
band ANA hlH friends
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worn with mesh purse DEPENDENT
Wen dressed women carry the small
supply Of money necessary Tor little
needs In bangle purse Of gold mesh
with n cable bangle. BIG. fnt purses
are seldom seen. except In the rotlculea
OF old fashioned HOUSEWIFE. others
POSSESS no pockets to speak of aud lose
our bangle purses far too often 90 like
a. carry much money In them The
suede nr sIik bag ~ convenience is en-
countercd. but personally I dcspise IL.
A afnudmotherly rctlculo attached to
the houaekcopcr'H bolt iH 90 her what
the pironnholoa IN a mans desk ore 20
him In 10 she may drop the letters
that are az her breakfast plate. her
keys. the clippings from The morning
papers. the bills that graHplug tradcl-
men insist upon sending Ia and the
thousand other things which each fore.
noon brings besides its usefulness,
the housokccpcr'a rotlcule may be- made
pretty enough TO Justify 10 existence
on the rcore OF attractivcneaa alone. l
commend heartily one of shedo or leath.
er for old. old ladies' use on the street.
but never for tho young matton. who
too often comes from her suburban
home armed with the dlsnguHnE satch.
81 front
This however. IL not the age of "oli
ladies'" The end of the century wo.
man may become mature. but nevor
old. ana acnnt thanks are accord ID
those who dare dictate exclusive styles
f0r the "old ladies'" Certainly there's
little trace Of old age 10 b. detected
In the superb physique and handaom,
countenance Of the typical dame. who
20 years nEo. would have been RELOCATED
20 the ranks Of the old ladica-Hlmply
because II was then the almost uni.
ycranlly accepted notion that when d
wonmn'H children entered upon theii
existence her day was practically ovei
ana that she must cnmport herself nc,
cordinEly Nowadays rhc bicycles OF
coils and r. the most attractive *,
ample Of the outdoor NE which bcEe,i
bright eyes and rosy checks.
4 cuuynlorcfutH cap On che iatoa
article ~ apparel devised Tor the I'M
valid, A. rule. the many contrlhu
tlunH made 10 the toilet by fond rola,
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made on the farm. She. too. ratronlzod
the department store. for the country
store in small way was the prototype
W the modern biz department Hhopa.
keeping everything from sugar to shoe
strings.
IN these days Of rilt edged shopping
nearly an the larger stores have rcccp-
ton rooms supplied with easy chairs,
tables Tor writing, touches aud maids
90 minister t1 the weary shopper. The
tables are supplied with telegraph
blanks. writing paper and. sometimes,
the daily papers. for the use Of cus-
toners on smother floor will be- a res.
taurunt where lunch may be ordered.
80 well managed are the majority OF
these restaurants that not only shop
p0rh but the business people On the
noiEhborhood are Glad 10 use them.
one large Sew York store talked of
providing re- line Of stages 90 take shop
pcra who purchased a certain amount
10 and FRO from the railroad stations.
but. whether the scheme aid not provo
practicable or profitable Il was aban-
donrd.
Many Of the best stores provide
catalogues Of their goods which they
viii mail 20 any customer. and those
who are unable 90 come TO the shop
nt any time viii be- given n good idea
NJ the quality u different CLASSES Of
goods and by writing 10 the store. tell
lnr what they need and inclorinE the
money will usually faro az well as
though they employed a professional
shopper.
Iu the fali lt 10 not n bad Idea 20
look out Tor bargains ln summer fabrics
not likely 90 prove unbelievable next
yclr These can ho bought much cheap
90 than at the beginning of thc season.
II o. also % good time o. begin doing
ones Christmas shopping Tor re- month
or two later tho stores viii De- damned
with people. ali on the same crrand
I bent and none ~ them accomplishing
their work well because ~ the crowds.
ELLA MATrHEssEN.
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a. the present time the outlook for
marrluronbie princassga De- rather had.
Tor u large number of them ure Con-
demnrd Co rplnatcfhood unless they
choose Co make murgauatlc unions.
There are now mo- less than 10 European
urlncesses of fcigning houses who ara
OF marr.urcable ugc. and the cor-
responding princes number but ~,
Probably O. good many or these royal
ladies' will follow the example uf priu-
cess FREDERICK of Hanover and other
prinrcsscs and bostow their hands on
men they really love ami honor. but
who ore not their equals IN birth.
when % Do remembered that, hosides
the daughters ~ roiruing houses. there
are also u large number OF young girlf
members uf families closely connect'
"a aud claiming equal birth with the
relgninr hous,a-Who are also unable
90 marry. except mOrganatlcnlly u Will
BE- seen that the present state of Eu-
tup.an prlnccEsca is not exactly a hap
~ one.
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NEW EVENING AND TEA GOWNS.

Ing dresses None need despair be-
cause II IN not within every ones Prov
incc TO Indulge the caprice lu real gems.
mock Jewels nnawCr the purpose and
are quite effective.
Mirolr velvet and pnnnc plush are
notnhlc materials Tor evening clonka,
OF the former fabric the jersey Lily
wears one. turquoise ln color. The
hlgh collar ls lined with mauyc satin
on which appear cream lace motifs,
and above this ruching Of blue and
muuve chiffon. Three sets of ucurfa.
one Of blue, accordion plated. another
OF mnuvo. and. ovorhanglng all. one Of
delicate transparent cream lace, nont
gracefully 10 the hem Of the garment
Every week. II not every day. some
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work IL wish great AFFAIRS and the
movements OF hlgh policy queen Vic
torla gave due consideration the other
day 10 tho communication from Pros
ldent Kruger. although he addressed
her aa dear queen"
Miss Anne Russell Allen OF ST. Louis,
who has married tho Duke Of Monte
fOitro. an Italian nohleman. 10 the lady
who about nix mouths ago broke her
engagement with Count Paul fcsteticH
OF Hungary when she learned that he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

In the healthy adult the average
growth of Oh, finger nails is one-thiriy-
second part of au inch per week They
grow faster In health than In sicknors,
Ia summer than ln winter. on the righi
hand than un the luft. fastest on the mid
die finger and flowcHt on the thumb an
little finger The nnfer nails are there
fore. uu renewed in from 40 90 ii0
days The best authorities give the exc
tremr irurth to which the finger nails
grow 40 just upon two Inches, when
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more % than The throo.quarter length
double breasted box coat fastened by
white pearl buttons with oxidizcd silver
rims and The smart white satin lining.
The trimming consisted OF baby lamb
border and deep gauntlet Guns Of lamb
on the snug cont sleeves. 10 be- worn
with u was a blouse ~ white peau be
lets, having o hlgh tucked stock ana
belt Of black velvet. The skirt aported
the puquln innovation Of Nat box
plat nt the back dipping only slightly.
while I think of u I want IN suggest
that Il n hirh time we gave W lnunt-
ms long chains about our ncCks, The
very cheapest ones were worn, when
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A cENTURY's CHANGE IN SHOPPING.

should DO boxed before the marriage
ceremony. The reason for % ~ 10 pro-
tect the bride should her marriage
prove an unhappy one. IN that case
she WIN sue for divorce. and her
plea will bo that she was forced into
the marriage against her Will, and on
that score the verdict OF the Judge VIII
be- In her favor.
Mime. LILY Lunptry de lathe Is
writing her "Reminiscences, which Nil
be on tho press by the holidays.
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b s The trumpet shaped or colum-
tkft 20 beluieoualy fashioned DO
4 ag idii OF ohnun plalts. in too
b ry q settling f1r che doyotcos of
n firc Coz U0man 90 rcliuqulGh q
\ l1li a fifusgio You may dcncnd
n t that h1t In line will be- the
n % frock N d0dst construction.
An'ng che new fabrics Tor evening
\ n cfysial gauzc. which resembles
\ O. ai mllnhcams ana Do really "a
Z rfihal strong tullr with myriad
Z taa.iu'mal beads covering its sur.
Y AZ times me sheen iH ailycrn.
! certain l'rhia 10 D. % golden cloud.
n q lf occasionally woven In rides.
q elects when one readily dlscorna
aiiimluglng % yaricolorcd crya.
a' u he alr5st Of beautiful stage
formerly LILLE Innrtrv
iH mm' exquisite gowns in Thc
\ f'iaiu' which emphasize the
y Nail dteoI.tta bUdlcsr ln vogue.
Z nnarklbls for Co. charming eie-
z W white hr0Cado. "a fhvorIto
'Al iQf evening wear. II has
.h.le fri'lo design on q satin
! iha running lIar0nany around tho
~ WIN u arc worn strlnra N
4 y i.'oln'd 90 form % bertha. with
i diamonds drupsd above and
N Wen and held in place by dia-
N studs. Like t.graf. 49,. n,
/. sleeve. falling away from the
-i illans This ~ now mode
. ,,ltni'ng he wlsp Of cloth ANA
IN ut FNel ornaments, Rcnown-
l.I tulllefs neck and shoulders.
IA L4usuy can afford this lavish
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which. a little while ugo, laid an esq
with q penny inside has had her per-
Torrance CclipHed by a hen OF Wlyen-
hoe, EsHcx, which has laid an egg oon-
tanning a string of pearl buttons. The
string was i've inches long and there
were 10 buttons, each about the size Of
10 cent piece.
A peculiar custom on Hampstead
heath. England FOR the week following
the annual bank holiday IL the playing
OF kiss Ia the ring ON large scale In
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a special part Of the west heath, be-
tween tho snanlarda' road and the
North End paddock a. no other timo
IL II INDUCED m systematically. over
1000 visitors Join IN tho sport.
In recent speech Lord RoHcbefy
paid wen deserved tribute 10 Queen
Victoria. Ito dwolt chiefly on her Won
derful sympathy with an sufferers. IL
~ surely tho mark of the true queenly
character 10 keep this tenderness to-
ward human suffering while ones life
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had been making a private but thor
ough inquiry ns 10 tho extent Of her
fortune.
Mrs. Alice n. CONNIE has contributed
an article 10 the new dictionary OF folk
lore. II % entitled '"rhe Traditional
Game Of England Scotland and Ire
land" She glyca the tunes ne well as
the words, with fun descriptions Of
how the gamoa are played,
I'm iithuanin. a province OF Russia,
Il Is customary that the brides ears
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display from which the ordinary wo-
man would shrink. However. there
are suggestions here which are worthy
of consideration. Pearl beads or mock
Jewels disposed IN like manner would
be a fetching adjunct 10 any evening
curanEc.
In the second scene " "The Degen-
crates" Mrs. Lnugtry wears a gorgeous
gown N ivory white Hatin brocade. with
sleeves and bertha OF hne lace span
gicd all over with tiny solid gold co..
qulna. settling pace Tor new oX-
travnEauce. Her belt and shoulder
straps are OF turquoise aud diamonds.
with necklace, bracelets and rings
matching. The craze FOR Jewel trim.
mlnEa and ornaments II one Of tho
pcrceptlble novel features OF MI evcn-
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II ia now stated that the constitution
OF spain viii shortly be altered 10
enable the queen regent 10 prolong her
regency. The young king comes of age.
In the ordinary course, az the age OF 40.
lie "a nov 10. and By no means preco-
cious. and the leading Spanish states
men consider that he should not formal
ly assume the crown nt 10,
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avoided By stout women, Tor 10 calls
attention 10 the extreme width or the
figure Just as u calls attention Co th'
narrowncss u "a slim figure Although
"a few of these Jackets were worn last
season. they seom 10 claim prc-cmincnt
popularity this fall. many OF the most
stylish coats in the shops being made
after this mode.
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ora az nullol, Here IN shown ahll-
lty In four generations. The young
prize scholar, Mrs ward the mother;
her father, ana famous brother Mat
thew Arnold, and her grandfather,
Thomas Arnold, who was considered
the greatest figure In i've centuries Of
English public school NE.
That hen OF nodfordshire England,
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..ssi crowds u apprcoiative
IT, ar n1ckIng 20 the raw
,... who're party frocks hold
Ts,s arc truly the red letter I,
1880 t. ,ysnlne gown. Although
iu , " ersm'asd FULLER aklris' no
w N ample folds ~ diseernlhle
% ". .l'',,brts proportions stu OBJ
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three IN e. n D =
vIdo concoais
the scam ioin-
Ing brim md
fotorH Their
The rtrings are
OF the same rib
bon. Thorovera
should be very
smooth and
firm tlined with
thin tnli1r cane
Nuai They may
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a rAMors rmrNcmwoM,N.

Nine. Auhoruon de Ncrville. renowned
for her intellectual salon, which was the
rendezvous OF famous politicians and
literary men, has died. In her seventy
rccund year la her villa at Luuye.
ciennes, near Versailles. Among former
frequentors ~ her salon were GumhHt-
a., Victor Hugo. Alexandra Dumas nie
Emil- Angler. Professor caro- Tour
guencn Uhr RuHsiln uuyollsU, Gouuod.
Arago aud others.
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that appeals 10
the taste ana Va
then trimmed
with narrow
rows NJ ribbon
velvet Boz a
shade deeper
than the colnred
lIuIuE Tho
vest foundation
should be- of
fllk under chif-
fon ornumontul
with Ta.fs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

nchu ~ embroidered chiffon. Tbs
hlgh crush collar Is also Of silk and
chiffon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

A pretty vest and shoulder collar e.
wear with dark gown can BE- made
NJ white chiffon over any color OF alls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21
BONNET
FOR THE BABY.

A very pretty bonnet for the little
one may be made ut home OF white
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

with Ftin muslin nul faced with the
CLOTH a frlll 90 white satin ribbon
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tho luxurious way In which the modern
shopper may accomplish what wus once
a trying and tollsome task There ~ a
wide difference between the way the
end OF the century woman shops ana
the way her grandmother used 90 DO
her purchasing. The old lady drove
10 town on the farm wagon with pats
Of butter IN brown Jars ana dozons "
eggs In her wicker basket. These aho
would exchange Tor those simple artl-
cles OF clothing which could not DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21
CTYLISH EVENING
y GOWNS.
Also Other Less Expensive Gar.
ments For The Ladies.
BY~--
DAISY MAY.

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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-09

THERE are none so neat as the
Nettleton shoe; fits like a glove.
Wilmington.
WHEN you need shoes think of
Hirschman's, the two always go to-
gether.
A NUMBER of friends of the Nor
gantown ladies who will assist at the
Elks entertainment IN Uniontown on
Friday evening will accompany them.
The entertainment will be given large
" for the ladies of the Elks and will
be very nice affair
Ii you want good Ice Cream and
Ices come to Kidd's.
A GREAT deal Of complaint has
been heard of the wretched accomo-
dations offered to the residents Of
Greenmont by the foot bridge that
has taken the place of the bridge that
has been torn down Several people
have slipped off the logs and fallen in
to the water Old people particularly
can scarcely get across the place.
The iron has not yet been put in place
and the indications are that it will be
sometime until the new bridge is
ready for use.
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Penny Pictures.
Is PHOTOS FOR 25c.
PROTZMAN.
The Photographer,

REUBEN HOWARD, travelling sales
man for Pittsburg house, drove
from Morgantown yesterday and
crossed the Cheat river at Ices fer
ry. While there he noticed the un
usual catches of fish by local and
foreign fisherman. He stopped and
inquired about the matter and found
that there are more fish in Cheat
this season than for years past. PEG
pie have been fishing there since the
season came in and report some big
catches. Cheat always was a good
place to fish and local fishermen will
be glad to hear that it is better this
year than for many years past
News Standard.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-09
Jesse L. Turner,
The Tailor.
Oppo. Wallace house.

A SWELL line of novelties in men S
hose at Whittington's.
Guy WILEY is agent for the Vic
tor, Crescent, Monarch, Defiance,
Racycle, and all the best wheels
made
ANY who wants to know the con
ditions upon which the railroad
subscription is made can learn all
about il by reading the order Of the
court which appears in our weekly.
The subscription is not a gift by
any means. The district does not
deliver dollars worth of bonds un-
TIL the road is in running order.
Then for each mile the district is to
receive first lien and to have five
per cent dividend bearing stock the
interest to be paid before any thing
else. Should the road become bank
rupt and be sold under the hammer
it would bring in cash far more than
the lien held by the district The
talk about public subscriptions be
ing unnecessary to build road is
foolish. No capitalist will invest
his money unless local conditions
are favorable and he has some as
surance that the people he serves
are not hostile to his work. The
building of this road will be worth
more than any enterprise that has
yet come to Morgantown.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-09

A NEW lot of the celebrated Brown
Shoe Cos shoes for ladies at Waters
Shoe Store.
THERE is employment for everyone
and those who are idle can offer little
excuse for it. The world has always
suffered for intelligent faithful work
ers and will continue to do so, hence
the lack Of excuse for the idler and
the neer do well.
THE Christian church on Spruce
street will be finished this week and
will be ready to be turned over to the
congregation. The work on the church
has been rushed by contractor Whar-
ton and the result is very pleasing TO
the members of the church. The edi-
fee will be dedicated with elaborate
ceremonies in a very short time.
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WE'LL s
The Mems
OutfitterS.

THE cheapest store in town is
Posten's.
ONE of the nattiest line of shoes in
the city for ladies Just received at
Waters.
COME in and give us chance to
convince you that we can save you
money Oh shoes at Waters.
WE will make nothing but pure
Ice Cream at Kidd's. Give us a
trial order and be convinced.
BUY your oil at Posten's for 10
cents.
BY buying a coupon ice book from
J. f. Hunt you get Ave days ice at
the rate Of ten pounds day gratis.
Be sure and get book. Price $500.
You can get your tire pumped up
for nothing at Guy Willey's.