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IN sd.tNs - ..i.' .-Ss'1 bH thn'ubcr-
lain's Cough Remedy.

Duiing the emjl Int ,f October.
1896. tuItiact.c had {, Iu which
settle d on my lungs and was neglect,
ed ~ hi leaned .lnl co. sunptlOr
hGu ~ rear, q u al lrClpl,n, state.
l was constantly y cuul bng nnt tiN
ing 10 ,Nr'l som, ll gMll,h | could
not. I became nla,lued N q after
giving the local doctu, II utIinl boua lit
n bottle of Chamb.lliun's 5 Cough
Remedy and the result wc> itDm, di
ate lmpluNen,rt and ulttr / had
used lhr,e bottles my luUgs were
restoi ed to their healthy stat B.
) EDWARDS. Publisher Of Tie Re
view, W,aut, III. For sale by All
Druggists.
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ing woven with white velvet ribbon
and band of this insertion to finish
at the top of the flounce with bow
of white satin ribbon at one side.
Another bride to be has made for her
petticoat of cream silk with deep
flounce entirely of rufiles. BetweeI,
these rutiles, that form the flounces, are
tiny ruches of mousseline de sole finish.
ing the extreme edge of the flounce and
falling over the dust ruffle of accordion
plait in vandyke rutfle of accordion
plated mousseline de sole.
But all the women who are buyinc
negligee garments at the present time
are not to be brides, and they are not
all purchasing made-to-order petit
coats of silk and satin. Nor is it nec-
essary to go to this extreme expense
to secure a beautiful garment. l saw
at one of the stores very handsome
petticoat that had a white lawn founda-
tion, with very deep flounce cut in
vandykes, the vandykes having a full
founce around'with band of insertion,
and full under founce of the plain
lawn.
There are to be seen many silk
and lawn skirts with deep accordion
plating just below the knees, with the
extra small flounce around the accord
ion plating.
In the line of corset covers there is
something entirely new offered at these
sales this year, and that is to put on
the fronts and cross them in surplice eff
feet at the back. The front is composed
of five seams curved to suit the bust.
The covers are cut low at the neck. and
extend to the waist line only. White
silk or nainsook, trimmed with narrow
guipure edging, and valenciennes lace,
is mostly used for these covers.
Night robes are of the same material,
and have short square and round yokes,
while some are cut with V. They are
hem-stitched, with insertion of en-
broidery. Some have collars extend
ing to a V after the empire style. The
collars are edged with founce and
beading of lace.
SARAH DAVIDSON
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MEXICO AND CALI CRNlA
forIy-six Days Tour VI" Pennsylvania
Railroad

EaiirOau
The Pennsylvania Railroad pcrsonally.con.
ductc" tour to .hcyico and California which
lcnvcs New York and Philadelphia ON February
L. lPittsburg February i3) by special Pullman
train, covers u large and intensely interesting
portion OF North America. Mexico. california,
and Colorado are mighty trio in all that ap-
pcals To and fascinatcs the tourist.
STOPS will be made at San Antonio, Tampico.
GuanaIunta, Guada'ajara, Qucrctaro, city of
NeNico five days, Cucrnavaca, hguascalientes.
Los Angeles, San Diego, riverside, Pasadena.
santa barbara, san Jose (Mt. HamiltonO, Del
Monte san Francisco five days. Salt Lake
'ity. Colorado Springs, Denver. Chicago, and
other points of interest. Fourteen days will be
spent in Mexico, and nineteen in California.
The Mexico and California Special" an ex-
clusively Pullman train of understanding,
Dining, Drawng.room Sleeping, and Obscrva.
tion cars, will be used over the entire route.
Round. trip rate, including all necessary ex-
penses during entire trip. $3.50 from all points
on the Pennsylvania Railroad System east OF
Pittsburg; sSi5 from Pittsburg For itinerary
and full information apply to ticket agents
Tourist Ageut, 1896 Broadway, New York;
Court Street, Brooklyn; 7sa Broad Street. New
ark, N. j.; b. Courlacnder, DR.. Passenger Balti-
more District Baltimore, Md; Colin Studds,
Passenger Agent Southeastern District, WASH
ington,D c.; Thos Il. Watt, Passenger Agent
estern District. Pittsburg. Pa.; or address Geo.
W. Boyd, Assistant General Agent, Broad
street Station, Philadelphia. l-i.6t.
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a. esa sse.Ja e. ss css:Jass.csse=d
! January Sizes Of Underwear /
All Some Pretty Things Are Shown in the Gotham
I'll Shops-SMes in Petlicoats.


JUDGING from the goods displayed
.. in the department stores of New
- York during the month Of January
the seasons are changing, or have
changed. and January is now the mid
summer, instead of the mid-winter, as
formerly.
Now who would have imagined few
years ago that we would be buying
our summer supply of under garments
at time when King Snow reigns su-
preme; when the janitor is kept busy
answering demands for more heat;
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OLO MEXlCO.
Gays Tour via P.npn
sylyuntts d nill oatt

The ns, lvanin Rail cad ON any has m.
through Old Nexi, q hy .rvhi iullnan train
of rail"r sn'klpg dlninp, ,l,, pii 4, con part
meht, and "hsc rvaiion ears, Ia leave New York
and Phi.ade liza febluay l., visiting ali the
principal points al ntercst il The ~ and of
Aontczhna ard sp,ndr ~ FIVE onys in Il t
City al Mexico.
RSund.ttip tickets. GOVERN y all the exp, nscs.
500 from all points ON III, icnnsyiNaI Ia Lai-
road.
For further information apply to ticket
agents; Tourist fI,ui, lrtt iI,RdwHy, New
York; 4 t'urt st.u. Iio.kiNn ~ rroad
Street. N,wuk, ; !; |. ,o,i'u,I der. Jr.,
Passenger agent laltimorc lisUiu airmorc
Md Colin su dds. lrts,u.t "L,nt. south.
eastern Dlstr,,t. Nasl /, rtur, l., e.; 1hos. l..
burg Pa; ar ddr,ss Geo. W. lloyd. Assistant
General ! ass'np,r N:,n'. hi noe lie. i.-.6,
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seems to be more elaborate and more
extensive than past sales.
This year, for instance, the big Goth
am stores have given up whole floors
to the display of this class of goods;
thex have spent hundreds of dollars in
preparing for the proper display of the
delicate under garments that are the
delight of the dainty woman.
AS a matter of curiosity, asked one
merchant the other day whyit had be-
come a fixed custom to hold these jan
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what do the Children Drink?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
you tried the new food drink called
GRAIN.Os tbs delicious and nour-
ishing and takes the place of coffee.
The more Grain o you give the chill
dren the more health you distribute
through their systems. Grain.O is
made Of pure grains, and when prop.
erly prepared tastes like the choicest
grades of coffee, but COSTS about ! as
much. All grocers sell it. 15c. and 25c.
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ACCORDION PLATED WITH DUST
RUFFlE.

when the coal and gas bills are at their
height, and when furs, and great coats,
and the heaviest Of materials are in our
gowns, and all the other habiliments of
winter. But the January underwear
sale is as much feature of modern mer-
chandising in.the large CITIES especially
as is the sale of fruits in the summer
time, and with each year the display
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CALIFORNIA.
THRTY-oNE DAYS TOM VIA PENNSYLVANIA
| RAupnAn

DAYS Tour VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has ar
ranged for "a special personally conducted tour
through California, to leave New York and
Philadelphia on February "a. by special Pull.
man drawing room sleeping car and connect
ing at FL Paso with the "Mexico and Philadel-
phia Special" composed exclusively OF Pull
man parlor-smoking, dining, drawing room
sleeping, compartment, and observation cars,
for tour through California, returning by March
20.
Round-trip tickets, covering oil necessary ex-
penses, 1875 from all points.on Pennsy lvanis
Railroad.
For further information apply to ticket agents;
Tourist Agent, 1896 Broadway. New York; 1
Court Street, Brooklyn; 7s9 Broad Street, New.
ark. N. J =; b. Couraender, Jr., Passenger Agent
baltimore District, Baltimore, Nd. Colin
Studs, Passenger Agent Southeastern District.
Washington, ID. g.; Thos L. Watt, Passenger
Agent, Western District Pittsbnrg, Pa; or ad-
dress Geo. w. Boyd. Assistant General Passeng.
er Agent, Philadelphia. 1,4.6t.
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FLORIDA,
Two Weeks Tour Via s'cDIsyIVnnin
RntlrORd.

NNtsrouV
he frs lcnnsN 'vania tour OF The season Ia
Jacksonville, allowing two weeks IN Florida,
Will leave New York and Philadelphia Febru.
AIRY q.
Excursion tickets, including railway trans.
ton, Pullman accommodations tone
Ucrth), and meas cnroutc in both direct ong
while travelling on the special tain, Will be
sold ut the following rates. New York. $50 OG;
Philadelphia Harrisburg. baltimore, an Il
Washington, $500; ftt,hurg, $50 ~, and at
proportionatc rates from other points,
For tickets. itineraries, and other information
Broadway, New York: I Court Street Brook
lyn; 7Sg Broad street, Newark, n. j.: B Cour-
laender, Jr, Passenger AGENT Baltimore Dis
trict, Baltimore. Md; Colin Studds, Passenger
c.; Thos r.. Watt PasHen tcr Agent Western
District. Pittsburg Pa; or to Geo. W, Boyd,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia. last.
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uary sales Of underwear that seemed
to me so unreasonable.
because the women demand them"
he replied, and 1 did not believe
him in the least. These January
underwear sales are the product
of the inventive minds of. the
mesehantss themselves. It is not
recorded, so far as know, just in what
town or what merchant inaugurated
them, bnt to-day they are universal, and
while they may be unreasonable. they
are certainly interesting, and may
serve good purpose in diverting our
attention from the Hood Of January
Ts. -
e about these garments
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His Flatterine Explanation.

"Sir," she said, "what do you mean
by turning the light DOWN."
pardon me-" he replied. II cannot
stand too much illumination. The
sparkle of your eyes is quite sufficient" !"
Chicago Post.
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Smart BOY This.

IF / say" said the teacher, "'the
pupil loves his teacher what sort Of
= sentence is that?"
Sarcastic" said the boy.-Tit-B Bits.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

course, below the ninth grade. extend.
ing through four years beyond the
eighth grade and leading TO certificate
" graduation. aud a general college
course In liberal arts, extending through
four years and leading To- the degree A.
b. The bylaws also provide that
'prcfcssOrships shall be- ana are hereby
established In theology English Ian
guag' and literature, history and politi-
cal science, languages, science and ar,
Of teacElns. mathematics and astron-
omy. chemistry and mineralogy, ZOO
l1gy and botany. anatomy, nhysOlogy
ana hygiene, music. Assistant lrotes-
sorships shall be and are hereby es-
tablished ~ theology. English language
and literature. mathematics and as,rJn-
omy. The board OF trustees shall es-
tablish from time TO time such addition
al professor ships and assistant profess
sorshps as the interests Of the college
may require
The attendance this year Is much
larger tnan ever before. The total en-
rollment is now upwards of $40 THIS
increase boo attendance and the cores
bonding Increase IN the amount Of WORK
will REQUIRE an additional instruLting
force next year. The trustees expoC;
within the next week or ten days q
complete arrangements for the years
ilJO-lg0l.
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BRAVERY OF MACABEBES
Lieut., Batson Tells Of Their Excellent Work
in Luzon.
How They Operated with Gems. Law
ton aud Young In Chasing
Rebel Filipinos,

Washington, April 6.-The war de-
partment today made public the reports
OF Lieut.. Matthew A. Batson OF the
Fourth cavalry in regard to the organi-
zation and operations Of the Macabebe
scouts who formed q part Of the armies
Of Gen, Lawton and Gen. Young In the
exciting campaigns IN pursuit Of Aguln-
aldo IN northern Luzon. For his re-
markable success with this band Of
natives Lieut. Batson has been ap-
pointed a major OF volunteers and
placed in command Of a cavalry bat
TALON Of Flllplnos 10 be Immediately or
gauized with the Macabebe scouts as a
nucleus Major Batson's report Is long
and covers the details OF active opera
tions of the Macabebe from the time Of
their organization, Sept ] 10 November
49, when he was obliged 10 relinqulsh
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Big Laboratory Burned.

Bethlehem. Pa, April 6.--The physical
laboratory OF Lehigh University one
OF the largest In the country was
burned to the ground today and all It's
scientific apparatus destroyed. The
building was a four story stone struc-
ture, erected In 1898, at a cost Of $780,
900.
The apparatus was valued at $780,
0O0
There is only 10000 Insurance The
fire started In the Photographic room
where Prof NJ. S. Franklin was maxim
a dcfracton photograph to exhibit at
the New York Academy Of Science. A
lantern set fire 10 the curtain and the
flames spread rapidly Several students
and a fireman We're cut by falling glass.
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command by reason 90 serious wound
Of the left foot received ln an engage
ment al Arngay river There We-r
Eve companies Of these native scouts
numbering about 800 and they were VAL
formed. armed, equipped and treated In
every other respect Ike United Stiies
tro0us Many or them had seen prev
ious services az n0n-c0mmlssloncd ofi-
GERS In the Spanish army under Gene
BlancO.
These men were assigned 10 similar
duties In Batson's command. They were
intelligent, brave and hardy and
proved excellent soldiers. In order TO
avoid the possibility OF installing their
fire Tor that OF the Insurgents they we're
armed with United States magazine
carbines and TO facilitate their move
ments over the numerous small streams
throughout the island they were sup
piled with several small native canoes.
lnasmuch as they were unfamiliar with
the English language the American Of
hcers were compelled 20 communicate
with them through an interpreter
named Fernandez. Who proved of great
assistance Ileuts. Boutelle, Qulnlan.
Hall and Faulkner and Acting Assist
ant Surgeon simpson We're attached 10
the command and rendered efficient
service. Lieut. Col Boutelle was killed
while brayely leading a charge In a
sklrmlsh near Santiago.
The enemy were in trenches az the
time and although HIS own men were
I'm ditch. Lieut. Boutelle stood IN the
road issuing orders In plain view Of the
insurgents.
Many individual acts Of bravery on
the aart OF the Macabebes are mar
rated By Major Bats0n, and he also
tells Of his remaining in command OF
bis battalion after being wounded him
self until the enemy had been driven
from the feld. Lieut.. Col Quinlan had
a narrow escaqo from death at Arm
gay. a Mauser bullet struck a plug Of
tobacco In his shirt band and knocked
him down but did not enter his body.
In closing his report Major Batson
pays r. hleh tribute 10 an the officers
and men az The command and says.
81 think that this expedition has full
" demonstrated the LOYALTY, bravery
and endurance Of the Macabebes as sol
oilers. and I recommend that a regiment
OF cavalry be organized from the Maoa-
beboe tribe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE.

Logan, April l.-Great interest has
been manifested In chapel exercises
during the last two weeks. The work
has been conducted by advanced stu
dents. s variety of subjects have been
treated, ard the speakers have demon
trated no lack Of ability IN handling
their topics
The sappho club entertained the Phi
Polio ana Webster societies on the
evening OF March Both, 70 the college
gymnasium The first important fea-
ture was Pussy wants a corner" then
a vigorous game OF "pomp' began, In
which poor Sapph0 almost lost her
wits--for on several occasions she
tumbled nearly into the arms of Phi
Polio. After she recovered. the con-
test for the prizes was entered 1t was
surprising @ see how Webster, with
his bright intellect had TO steal the
answers from poor. little, weak-minded
SapphO. o. course. Phi Polio was ex-
cused because he does not pretend TO
be so bright After the prizes had been
awarded, refreshments We're served
and the remaining part OF the evening
was spent In dancing
The Webster Debating Society
mas lately been recognized.
The advanced male students
have taken no this work and
are participating in the exercises With
a zeal winch shows that they appre-
clate To opportunity which Is afforded
them 10 ileptre FOR debating and pub.
nc speaking.
Professor LlnIord. Professor Hall,
ard Miss Baker were appointed a con b.
nittee 90 ret In connection with req.
rceentatlves OF the college classes in
arranging for Arbor Day exercises. 1Ae
C.lSseS tue preparing to perpetd1te
their names in the history OF the inst'-
tuition by planting trees This manner
OF celebrating ArbOr Dav was beyul
BY the Nudtnts a number Of years ayo.
and as q iefult O large number OF ch0iee
reus are now growing on the CANT as.
At recen. meeting Of the board OF
trustees, rs laws OF the CORPORATION
warc adorttd and the internal organ
ization ~ the institution was completed
In accordance with the articles Of in
corporation The bylaws provide that
the college shall offer "a sub-academic
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PaInters Espeet % WIN.

st Louis. April ct was stated at
headquarters OF the Union Painters and
Decorators that 1870 master painters had
signed the agreement 10 pay the new
wage scale. This fact was regarded
as an indication Of a victory for the
men and all expect 20 50 20 work IN
a few days Il Is estimated that only
about seven hundred OF the 1000 paint
crs IN ST. Louis are now out. Those
working are being assessed 20 per cent
Of their wages for the benefit OF the
strike fund.
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L. D. s. COLLEGE.

a great many visitors have been seen
I'm the college halls this week.
There was no school on Friday.
The baseball team had bad day last
Saturday. This with the good playing
Of the other team made an interesting
score.
This Is the lst week for the missionary
class
The dance az Christensen's last Fri
day was a complete success,
Prof. Hinckley Is giving a course OF
lectures on bookkeeping and business
forms.
Sophia Berry. formerly OF the Salt
Lake Business college. Is taking book
keeping here.
Prof Mills lectured 20 the students OF
the college on Indian Traditions" yes
terday afternoon.
The college dramatic association IS
playing the piece entitled "BeSyeen
Two Fires and the Social Hall Thurs
day Friday and Saturday evenings OF
this week.
The college baseball team will play
the salt Lake High school team today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

Perfect digestion Is the only tounla-
ton Cor perfect health The food we
eat makes an the blood we have, which
In turn feeds every nerve. muscle ana
tissue IN the body. HERBlNE quick
ems the appetite aids digestion, gives
tone and vlgor TO an the functions ana
ensures good health. Price 90 cents.
u G. NJ. I. Drug Dept
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That rhrnhhlnr nendnche

Would quickly leave you II you used
DR.. Kings New Life pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches They make pure blood and
build up your health Only % cents
Money back If not cured. Sold by u.
e. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE not
only effectually destroys worms II also
increases the appetite. aids assimilation
and transforms a frail infant into one
OF robust health Price, 2j cents. Il. C..
NJ. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
Hildehrnnd for Congress.

Wilmington, O., April 60. Q. Hi
debrand was nominated for Congress
today by the Republican convention 10
the Sixth congressional district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
THE BRANCH NORMAL.

Cedar city April i.-The floor Of our
front entry looks much better with it's
stone tagging
Part Of the engine room has been
been fitted up as a dressing room for
the boys. The athletes are now making
use Of il.
Several teachers and last year stu
dents have entered school to take the
spring course
Circulars for the summer school are
now out II win be held during June
for three weeks. and Immediately on the
close of the session a Joint county I'M
stltute VIII convene for ons week. For
he institute week the services Of Prof.
Roylance, Of the University. have been
secured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

an address on the subject "rhe West
ward Movement socologlcally Con.
sidcred
One Of the largest powders ever
brought 90 Salt Lake Tor building pur-
poses was hauled from the Wasatch
range few days ago 90 the new Uni
yersity grounds The rock IL Of sand
stone and weighs thirteen tons II will
form a part Of the arch over the main
entrance Of the new physical labora-
tory building
In another column Of the News" will
be found a full report OF DIT Talmsge.s
lecture last night The subject treated
was the Sun. Moon and stars and was
illustrated by beautiful stereopticon
views