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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-14
Women'S PetticoatS.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

White muslin pet
ticoats. most OF
them In umbrella
styles with double
ruhies, top one
made Of pretty and
good quality en-
hrOidery. Good
width skirts and
well made through
out. no one, but Is
worth more 20 make
It than it Is priced
for Friday and Sat
urday. Were $3.50
and SL75 pettlcoats
for
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Mems Suits and
Trousers.

The Walkers Store Suits are made Of
fabrics that are all pure wool OF high
character. newest and best patterns,
and are tailored by men who rank first
In the tailoring art
All the Sl1OO to 1880 suits
1915
$i3.75
''' " '' sIs.75
TROUSERS.
1926 to $500 trousers for
cow ''0u''' $685.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

in the We told this detail Sunday
the early on
bargains in
such notable commanding wide
mL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-14
RULER REPORTS.

Gen. Butler reports to the war Office
as follows:
Headquarters at Laings Mex, June
IL, morning.
"Gen. Lyttleton yesterday received
the formal submission Of the town and
district OF Wakkerstroom which the
enemy Is believed to have completely
evacuated
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NEVER CAUGHT A BoER.

London, June Il. $40 a. m.-The dis
patch from Lord Roberts. clearing up
the situation al Pretoria and along the
communications. stands alone Military
observers. noting that no mention Is
made Of prisoners, assume that Gen.
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der
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-14
$500
Knit Underwear.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

soc
Childrens black cotton stockings.
broken lots, were 25c a pair. to close
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-14
35c
2 pairs 35c

Women's OUTSIDE black cotton hose.
sizes S 70 Sis only, We're $50 a pair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-14
3 pairs soc

A few sizes stlll here in children's
black Isle thread stockings with fancy
lrop stitch effect that were Soc az reg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-14
Up to $l.40 a Pair
Curtains $l.00.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

only about sew
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-14

Womeu's drop stitch stockings black
Isle thread finish, regular S5c kind
Csc
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METHuENls MOVEMENTs.

Lord Roberts reports to the war Of
fee under date Of Pretoria, June ~,
$3.50 a. m. as follows
"Methuen advanced 10 Honingsprmt
yesterday and found all quiet Kroon-
stad is strongly held. Methuen re-
turned today 20 Rhenoster River where
the railway Is being repaired.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05
working Night and Day.

erty, its superstructure peace.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05
Hubbard's Cotton Letter.

New YORK, Dee. 3 Mail advices
from the continent report trade condi-
tious 40 unfavorable, general check
to business being reported in all die
tricts except Fraoce, where the busi
ness is good Manchester did not
sustain the activity Of last week and
the decline in Liverpool today re-
fleets the disappointment Our mar.
ket has been quiet one, recovering
q decline in the morning with ease
None care to be short in face of the
crop estimates. while commission
houses complain Of the absence OF
outside investment orders August
was sold by arbitrage brokers against
purchases 10 Liverpool, where the
discounts on each month must result
in severe losses to the holders of the
stock The movement at the inter
ior towns shows gain over last
week, but the semi weekly move.
ment is reported to be about the
same as last week
Hubbard Bros & Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05
NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

It is not necessary for as to seed a
statement 70 each individual sub
scriber who is indebted to us for
subscriptios. ss the label shows the
time to which each one has paid.
Examine the label on your pspes and
If YOU are ID arrears please call and
settle at yosr earliest convenience
If it is not convenient to call IN per
son send the money by bank draft,
registered letter or post Office OF ex
ress money exder.
The amount due by each one is
small, but the aggregate amount due
as is large. end this is the reason
that we expect our subscribers to
make settlements We have carried
some OF tbese subscription accounts
over from year to year as an accom-
modation to ear subscribers, but we
cannot do 90 longer as there is now
no excuse for non payment with COT
ton selling for ten cents aud over.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05

the army to be increased to 10000
of which $4,000 ehould be native
Filipinos recommends laws to res
train such trusts as arc injurious and
within federal Jurisdiction; recon-
mends congress to give the federal
courts power to dea! with lynchers
of foreigners; calls attention to the
need of new treaty concerning the
Alaskan boundary +; wishes to reduce
the surplus s30.0G0,0oo and wants
further legislation to make currency
responsive to the needs of business
He urges some measure to pro
mote American shipping trade;
urges trade reciprocity with foreign
states praises the Japanese; urges
arrangement with Great Britain for
canal treaty. as Nicaragua now shows
a disposition toedeal freely With the
canal question, either in way of ne,
gotis,ions with the United States or
by taking measures to promote
waterway Overtures for conven
tion to effect the building Of the can
al under the auspices of the United
States are under consideration
He reports the Sultan as yielding
to American demands; commends
the Buffalo Pan American exposl
tion urges subsidies for the mer-
chant marine says the constitution
of Cuba must be made adequate to
secure stable, orderly and free gov
eminent
The message says very satisfac
tory settlement has been nede by
Secretary Long of the pending ques-
tion of the manufacture of armor
plate ; that a reasonable price has
been secured and the necessity of
government plant avoided. The
message approves the recommends
ton of the secretary of war for new
vessels for the navy and for addition
al officers and men that are required
for the increased navy
The president commends the estsb,
iishment of a national reserve and
of the grade of vice admiral IN the
navy, and provision should be made
for suitable reward for special merit.
In the great prosperity of the coun-
try, congress must guard against the
danger i. incites OF extravaganza in
the expenditures. and be has no
doubt the representatives. of the peo.
pie will fornish an example of wise
economy, and closes by saying
"Let US elways keep in mind that the
foundation of our government is lib
erty, its superstructure peace.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05

The busiest and mightiest littl' thing that
ever w. made ie DR.. King's New Life Pill.
Every pill is sugar. coated globule OF health,
that charges weakness into strength, listless'
ness into energy. bairn-fag into mental power
They're wonderful in building up the health.
Only CSC per box. Sold by J. F. ". DeLorme
Druggist.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05
THE HOUSE.

Girded by overaoviug galleries BATH
ed 10 ligb. FROM the stained glass
windows overhead. the hall OF repre-
seota,ives presented a brilliant specia-
ole when Speaker David BTemmer
Hendcrsoo called the eecood session Of
the City sixth congress to order at Oooo
today. The desks Of bali the members
were freighted With towers
TIE wealth a0d beauty Of the capital,
gowued 10 suas' vlo'os trooss, we're in
the galleries.
The Go.al piece, were Ct 'ocehoiie
variety. TIE sreai prerorf'on SeFe ca
the Repoblioao s;1o.
AS the bands OF the c!o,k opposite
tie speakers dcsk po;a,ed TO noon the
speaker sseeodsd the 7os,fam aud
called the house TO order. Then ,he
blind chaplain lifted up bis voice 10
prayer.
The obsplais referred feeliogls to sbs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05

TIE present demand Of the impe
1;alis,s is for regular army OF 100.
600 and THE ncmber ;s said TO be
barely sufficient for present needs-
We believe thst within few years.
possibly before tire oext presidential
election, the aemy vii! be Increased
to twice that ncmber The army is
popular with those who have finger
in supplying the food, clothing and
munitions. those who have ommis
siops or whose Kindred have them
and the thoussnd and one others who
are financially or politically benefit
ted by the maintenance of aiarge
snd expensive military establishment
With those who clamor loudest for a
large army it 10 not question OF the
needs or the bes, interests OF the
county, br: one OF dollars and
cents
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05
]. RYTTENBERG & SONS.

j. kYIIENbEkG 4 NUM.
The old reIiables where you knowyou
Get YOUR full moneys worth. We are
not given to much talk, but prices are
our mainstay.
The following excellent items were
selected to convince you OF our ability
to save you money on all purchases:
10 pieces all shades 54inch Broadcloths bought at big
bargain The regular 81 rs quality, for this week CSC
10 pieces awoo Cames Hair effect and fancy Dress Goods
well worth Soc the yard this week the price is 47c
25 pieces all patterns, Flannees the l2a and l5e
qualities for this week the price is lOc
10 pieces extra heavy quality Fanneloe sold all at
20c for this week the price is IL l-2c
500 wards new Dress Gnghams the best patterns have
ever had the regular oc quality price for this week 7c
About SO pairs Undressed Kid Gloves black and tanour
guaranteed ST Glove, for this week S9c
About 35 pieces all silk Tafeta Ribbon, plain and dotted
efects-special for this week l5c
Another lot of our own celebrated Corset the best in tho
city for the price 49c
Large line of Childrens School Caps large assortment to
select from this week zoe
All our Furs Colarettes Boas, etc, at greatly feducea
prices for this week
We quote you below few ckngs from the many bargains
we are offering in this department:
90 doz 4ply linen Collars all styles and sizes at Sc
25 doz 4py linen Cu11s all tyes anu SIZES ac loc pei Pa
25 doz Mems Jersey eece-ned Gloves manufacturers
pies worth from 35c 50c long they last you can have
them for Csc per pair.
Our line of Gloves the most complete shown IN the
city, We have every kind Of Glove for anybody Don't fail
to see our Wool Gauntlet 60 if you want cold defer
In sox we offer you 80 doz assorted solid coor red black
blue and tan with silk embroidered stitching at lOc pair
We have left only about 25 doz Of that 25c Mems Cap,
which we are selling for l0c Better buy one before they are
all gone.
We offer you 10 doz Mems black Alpine Hats with bound
edges and wide band for 5Oc They would be cheap at 5c
We offer you another lot Of those Boys Knockabout Suits
at 87c-sze s to Is. They are dandies.
Ask to be shown our line Of Boys Suits at $ls8 if you
want some elegant values
We have Boys Suits at all prices from SIC to S6 5o and
guarantee them be the best to be had at the pces we Will
quote you.
Just to close them out we offer you so Boys 0vercoats.
sizes to 9, worth $3.50 for 75c
j. Ryttenberg & Sons.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05

The sale of the State farms is not
dead issue, and we jodge from the
newspaper comments that we see
from time to time that the idea has
steadily growu in public favor since
We advocated i almost eiog'e handed
some four CT Eve years ego. If we
are rot rnisinformed, or rather If
there has 40. been change OF
opinion since the primary, the Sum
te. county delegation is to man IL
favor of the sale cf the State farms,
the retirement of the State from the
basipess of growing cotton. and the
utilization Of convict labor for the
Improvement OF the public roads.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05
The State should be redistricted 9

The State should be redistricted at
the approaching session of the Legls.
lature. The present arrangement OF
the districts has nothing to recon- :
mend it, and the necessity that forced
the people Of the State to consent to
the ger.ymander plan having been
removed it is time TO redistrict the
State on geographical lines, about as
suggested in the bill introduced q
year or two ago by the late g. Cow.
per Patton. Of Richlaad county We
have no doubt the Congressman now
in Office w:A oppose any change. but
the districts are not formed to keep q
certain set OF men in cfice. and the
Legislature should have the independ.
epce sc disregard the protests of
Congressmen aud their friends
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05

The Republicans made an early
start in this congress to put through
= bill that hss fot its object the
reduction of the sonth's representa-
ton in congress The bill will not
hold water. however. for the appor
tionmeps is b.eed .upoo the popula
sion ard not the number of votes cast
in the general election If the rsb,d
Republicans should secure sufficient
votes TO pass the Crumpacker bill
they will do neither their party Dor
the country a: large any good. nor
vii! they materially injure the south.
for few congressmen more or less
will make no material difference 1t
;s she spirit of she thing that riies us,
not the results that will follow the
reduction of the sou.h's number OF
congressmea.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05

If spartauborg built 8 sewerage
system with seventeen miles of mains
for $50, 600, Sumter should certainly
be able to build system with as
great a mileage for less SUM. 10
this city no heavy grading or blast
ing would be necessary and the cost
would therefore be much less per
mile In oor opinion sewerage
system, if oae can be constructed at
q reasonable expeose. would be q
fioe investment for Sumter and would
pay for itsetf over and over again
within few years.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05

statesmen, at 4 20 p % adjourned.
AIMED AT THE SOUTH.
The frs. bill of tho session introduced
10 the house Of representatives was by
Representative Crumpaoker (Rep lnc)
"naking an superintendent of repre-
seosa.ives 10 congress uoder the llth
census 1t provides au increase OF
membership from 357 to 365. The
following States gain 10 representation:
Arkansas, l; Colorado, California.
l E; Connecticut, Florida. l; Hi
uois, 2; Massachusetts. 1; Minnesota,
2; Missouri. |; New jersey, 2; New
York. 8; North Dakota. Pennsyl-
vaula, 2; Texas. 2; Washington, l :;
West Virginia, l The following States
lose Kansas, l; Louisiana, 2;
Mississippi, 3; Nebraska, l; North
Carolina, 4 South Carolina, V'r-
gina, / 1t was Mr. Crumpaoker who
las, sessioo introduced the bill TO cut
douo tbs Southern States representa-
! tioo.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The following a,e the main fea;uree
Of President McEipley's message
The presidents message says legls
! iat;on CONCERNING the Philippines
ahould be on generous line; that
ivncbing mast not be tolerated; uTg
es .he paynen Of American losses by
the Spanish war; recommends cable
With the Hawaiian Islands wants
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-10
HOW LITTLE GIRLS DRESS IN PARIS

Paris. Sept. 1o.-The early winter ward
robe OF the boarding school girl comes I'm
for Its share of consideration just now.
The French mothers efforts are mostly
spent in amassing quantity of lingerie
for her daughter that will do her credit
through the entire years OF her boarding
school life. In many OF the French
boarding schools an effort is made to
check girish vanlties by insisting on a
demure black uniform being worn by the
pupils. The individual taste and refine
ment that cannot be evinced In the gowns
of these girls finds an outlet I'm the FASH
ioning OF their lingerie. Not that Il is
fussy and befrilled but II is made OF fine
linen always. and there is an abundance
OF 1t. OF course those remarks apply only
10 the conventbred girls who are largely
In the majority at Paris.
In the ultra fashionable schools whore
girls from all parts OF the world gather
for those finishing touches" cherished
doubiy for being acquired at Paris, Dress
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-10
SCA0OL AND COLLEGE.

American students at Oxford about
twenty-five In number, have society
which they call the American club OF OK
ford, for the purpose OF putting definite and
pertinent information in regard to OK
ford at the service of intending students,
and of becoming sufficiently well in
formed to advance any project on foot FOR
adapting oxford methods to the needs OF
the American members of the university.
Union Theological Seminary of New
York reports that the social settlement
under It's auspices is a success. not merely
in the benefit rendered TO the people, but
In the experience achieved by students in
the seminary The original four small
rooms in a tenement house have grown
until five houses have been secured for
the headquarters of settlement enter
prses.
The school superintendents of old New
York city recommend the abolition of
vertical penmanship in the schools, claim
ing that il makes slow penmen. This
style has been very popular with grade
teachers for several years, but most pro-
fessional teachers OF penmanship have ia
vored the slanting style.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-10

A feature Of the Vermont election last
Tuesday was that the Democrats, who
favored local option law to take the
place OF the present prohibition statute,
elected more members to the lower house
OF the state legislature than ever before
In the history OF the state. The minority
will constitute from fifth to a quarter
of the membership. The local option bill
which viii be presented will be defeated,
but this is the first time candidates of any
party have come out against prohibition,
and the practical result will be the open
introduction OF the liquor question as a
subject for debate.
The point made by the advocates of To-
cal option is that anybody who looks as
IL he wasn't spotter can get a drink in
n drug store. while for the disreputable
soaks. speak-easies are maintained, but
under such fugitive conditions that beer
is too bulky 10 handle and the substitute
is rank whiskey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-10
TRAINED NURSE RECEIPTS.

The following recipes have been ap-
proved by a trained nurse who has made
a special subject OF diet:
Rice water-Pick over and wash two
tablespoonfuls of rice. put il into gran
lite saucepan with a quart of boiling wa
ter, simmer 1t for two hours, when the
rice should be softened and partially dis
solved: then strain the liquid through a
fine wire strainer into bowl or pitcher,
add saitspoonful of salt; serve either
warm or cold. If the patient needs stim-
ulants. two tablespoonfuls OF sherry may
be added
Lemonade--wash and wipe a lemon.
cut II in very thin slices, pour over It one
pint of boiling water. add two tablespoon
fuls OF sugar, stir until sugar is melted,
then place on ice to cool.
Barley water-One tablespoonful of bar
ley water, one teaspoonful OF sugar. one
teaspoonful OF lemon juice, one quart OF
water. Boil the -four. water and sugar
together fifteen minutes, then add she
lemon juice and strain.
Egg nog-One cup of milk, one table
spoonful of sugar, one egg two table
spoonfuls OF whisky. brandy or sherry
Beat the yoke of the egg. add the sugar,
then the brandy. then the milk gradualiv.
and last the whites OF the eggs, whic ,
have been beaten to a stiff froth Egg ,ea
and coffee can be made after this rule.
using tea or coffee instead Of milk, and
cream instead OF brandy.
Clam broth-Thoroughly wash twelve
clans. Put them into a pan ana lace
in the oven until the shells open. Take
out the clans and strain the liquor
through a~cne sieve.
Clam soup--Proceed as I'm the foregoing
rule; then let one pint Of milk come 10 q.
boil. thicken IL with one Tablespoonful
OF butter and one tablespoonful OF floui
rubbed together. Heat the clam .Iic,
and chop the clans, and add both To tn,
boiling milk just before serving. Season
with salt and pepper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-10

comfort She never thinks that she re-
cefves no reward for her acts, but keeps
on steadily doing for others. She is con-
tent to stay behind the scenes when some
social affair is going on, in order to see
that nothing happens to mar the good
time. She works diligently to prepare
some one else for a vacation trip and does
not sigh that she Is not to be partneS
In the pleasure.
She Is the woman. who, at picnic.
sees that every one else is supplied wit
lunch, and is content with a bite or two
for herself. She is the woman, also, who
knows how to put up just such Linches
as the picnckers are sure TO like, and she
does all this as IL there were no question
of any one else doing IL. She is the woman
who Is only too willing TO supply the ta-
BILE with all the dainties which individual
members of the family desire, counting
not the effort IL must cost her to bring
this about.
In fact she is the woman who does
whatever Is to be done. and the beauty of
IL all Is her supreme unconsciousness
that she Is doing anything. She Is not
very often TO be found among the young
women, and almost never among the
women who are longing for career, for
the latter have time to think only OF
their own self-advancement, and the
former find themselves too Interesting
to pay very much attention to others:
but she is found among the middle-aged
women who hasD a family whose wants
are always very much In evidence. and
she Is the blessing of the household.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-10

Whether there is a strike or NOT the
coal barons will go through once more
the disagreeable experience of an expo
sure OF the conditions I'm which their work
people are Obliged to live. Even making
allowances for the exaggeration incident
al to excited reports. the colliery regions
undoubtedly present spectacle of misery
among the laborers which is much more
pitiful than can be found In almost any
other industry. II will be great pity II
the necessities OF campaign year shall
leopard the chances these poor people
might at another time have of bettering
their condition.