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The Opelousas courier., 1901-04-20

The claim is made for South Dakota
that it has for the third consecutive
year produced more wealth per capita
than any other state in the Union, the
total for the year just ended having
been $106, 500, 900. OF this sum $27,-
100000 comes from live stock, $18,-
10000 from corn, SIS, ZOO, 900 from
wheat and s12, OOO,O 600 from minerals.
The Opelousas courier., 1901-04-20

Opelousas Courier
L the advocate Of Democratic
principles and the friend Of the
people.
Their welfare 10 Ito welfare, and
it will ever be found defending
their rights with all Of lts
ability.
The Opelousas courier., 1901-04-20

demand wherever she is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Progressive Eucilre.

Among the delightful events ef the
week were the progressive e0chre par
ties given BY Mrs. L. X. Farms woe1h,
The first occurred Thursday Eeterno5n.
The parlOrs We're beautifully deeors9,ed
with palmS--rOses and C9rna tiOnS- The
tallies were, small cards in Che shape
or Easter eggs, decorated with rabbits
and tied with bright colcred ribbons.
Mrs TGstle won the prize for the
greatest number OF progTessiOns. Mrs
stephens was given the .sseonf prize,
and Mrs Riterttne cohsoIation.
The guests OF the afternoon were:
Mrs. r j. Stephens, Mrs. T. a Hale
Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs. j. J. Jud-
son, Mrs. g. =. Allen. Mrs. SIS. Walk
err Mrs. Arthur Brattain. Mrs. J. F.
Cowan, Mrs. G.. NJ. Forbes. Mrs T. o.
Howard Mrs Z. J. Amy, Mrs. Shell
ley futile, Mrs =. s. Narian Mrs.
Arthur Brown. Mrs. Us. Bransford,
Mrs -. f Eccles, Mrs. f-NN. NJ. Ferry,
Mrs Olive GAYLORD. Bfs- 5. X Shelp
Mrs. ". a, Neiden, Mrs. @. - PfOutz,
Mrs. j. Il. Bennetti Mrs. ]. NJ Dart,
Mrs e 5. Ferry. Mrs o,austeR Brown,
Mrs H C. Hebron, Mrs Witcher
Jones, Mrs. J. A Marshall, Mrs. s. u.
IinEerton, Mrs W. W. Ritter. Mrs. II.
a. Whitney, Mrs A G. Ewing, Mrs.
w II F'epnswortlT. Mrs. z. AZ Vincent.
AIRS. John TferEsln. l. Mrs. s. p. Miner,
Mrs. William ~ Daily Mrs s. e
BransfOrd. Mrs. Lewis Evans. Mrs r
w Center Mrs. Jessie MCCULLOUGH.
Mrs. II. GTiswOId. Mrs J. p. Megeath.
Mrs. G. 3 MARYLAND Miss Nellie
Walker. Miss Rose Lane, Miss jean
Preston. serN'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Fnening 90 Partr-

Friday evening occurred the last OF
the series Of card parties given By Mrs.
l. 81 FarnswOrth. Eucbre was again
played and prizes we're won by Mrs.
Archer. Mrs. Donnellan. Mrs. Brink,
Dr. Griswold. Mr.. Pearson, Mr.. O. x.
Lewis.
The guests We're. -
MessTs. and Mcsdames r. A. Hale. j.
T. Harris, J. T Donnellan, ". j.
Browning, j. J. Judspn. S. b. Miner, u.
Griswold. +. =. Stephens. c. O. White
more. o. IL. Lewis, j. Beatie. g. II.
Brink. r. y. Grant, f. W. Center j
NJ Bowman. g. II. AIcAIahou J.. IL
Archer s r. Pearson. s. Y Sheip, =.
IL Rood. Thomas Weir, J, II. johnson,
T.. X. Holmes. Frank Knox Miss Allen
and Mr. II. T. Cleaver.
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Birthday Celebration.

q most delightful birthday party was
given BY Mrs. Ann s. Airmet al her
residence, .Sl G street. on Thursday last
t1lghteen couples We're invited To oele-
pirate her 9th birthday. and it was a
celebration which win be wen ererners-
pered BY all who participated. Dinner
was served at 3 O'clock. after which the
arternoeus was well spent IN the MANY
erJoyinents so popular at her home. In
the evening many more friends arrived
70 honor the occasion and to enjoy the
delightful supper which was served al
5, O'clock 80
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the benefit OF the Altar society at the
home Of the former 664 East First
south, on Thussdey, April % from I'M
til 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Thomas will
be at home TO their friends during the
next month at los street.
- o .
The Athletic association OF the Uni-
versity of Utah VIII give a dance at
Christensens' Friday evening.
The engagement 81 Miss Elizabeth
Lois billiard and p Emerson Glafc1e
was announced during the week.
S Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Mood are enter
| tanning Miss Jennie Chambers Of Kan
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DelightfuI Afair.


Wednesday afternoon Mrs. l. H
Farnsworth gave the second - ner de-
ligltflu card parties. The prizes We're
Won by Mrs. Beattie, Mrs. Archer and
Mrs Dale. The decorations We're in
pink and green and were most effect
i've At the conclusion of the game
tempting refreshments We're served -
: Present were Mesdames e. L Car
penter, g. r.. Adams, r. d. woodruff
) NJ. Bowman. r. l. Tracy. A. T.
Volirner. W. j. Browning. A r. Derge
l. L Archer, G. L. Rood, B.. A Nc
Nialans +. =. STEPHENS. O. Il. Brink, g.
=. Richardson, ]. s.. Dayeler, J.. slFs
~ ans, W. NJ. Bradley. Z. w. Taylor
W. =. BogUe, James Ferguson. II. Girls
NFold, Al. HOsmeF, 3 v. Shelp, r. ID.
r. TT ompson. Frank Krox J. Reattie,
Ira A. z. Lyons, J. H b, IF LIS. Saeorge
a SNOW s D. Evans, w. n Bintz.
g II. Mcmahon, W. p. Lynn, W h
Dale, JsN1- Donnelian, J. Grant. J. II.
Johnson, r. +. Hoas l.. J. holly, J. J..
Judsou. rssff -
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Games and. Mnsic.

Miss Mary Russell. entertained Fri
with games ana music. after which re-
1reshments were served and a pleasant
time was spent BY all Those present
We're the Misses Selma cast. Ada. HIN
stead, Alice Crabtree. Lyrena Kedding-
Ton, ADpie Taylor. Emelia Grether-
Mary Taylor. Thai Barker. Nav Ked.
idlnSton. Ethel Moss, vy1FTarrison. An
ME and Jamie Russell and Mrs. Viola
Russell; Messrs. Dave Edwards Ed
mnnd Kellar. Ragnolds Baily, Herman
IRE ther, Nestly Wilson, Calvin Barker.
Anchor SehIade
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Toilet Soaps
and WitehkIoth.

This splendid lot of toilet soaps at
reduced price for three days only;
Carnation, Yellow Rose, May
Violet, Bay Rum, Cold Cream and
Glycerine. All excellent and well
liked soaps Three days, zoe box
three kEs-for-15c.
Witchkloth, excellent for cleaning
silver, gold, nickle, copper, etc.
will not injure the most delicate
surface, three days, large size In
/. stead Of 25c-10c, and smaller re-
duced from 15c to-5c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Boys Clothing.


BY strenuous effort to have and to
hold none but the best in boys
clothing, and withal to mark it
at moderate price, is the popularity
of this boys store maintained. The
latest ideas in suits, waists, and
hats are ali here. This news Of
two interesting economical offer
ings:
Boys three-piece suits made of black
and navy blue serge, gray and
checked wofsteds and cassimeres,
double breasted, stylish vests. Ex-
ceptional value at $4.75; same
fabrics in twopiece suits-$3. 95.
Boys suits made of light weight,
dark cassimeres, double breasted
coats Better suits than usually
found at the price--S2. 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Pleasant Surprise

Thursday evening Miss Dora Pugsiey
was the recipient of a pleasant sur
prise party Games and music formed
the evenings amusement. after which
dainty refreshments We're served. Those
present were Misses Dora Pugsiey. III :
sic Pugsley. Nellie Tlaslarn nuey KIM
bah. Vera kimball. Jean Hayward.
Alice Fellows, Clara Peterson. Sadie
Fit. May Morrison. Rsbecca Morrison n,
Alice Edwards. Cora Hasiam and Ethel
Shephar1 MesSrS. Eugene Holiday.
Norman Sanders. Roy Nelson. Albert
Nelson Tom Morrison Roy SaveT.
Joseph Cardveli Willis Olsen. Freddie
Beesley, Arthur Winters. Warren Pugs-
ley Joseph Barlow, while Asbriexe,
George Morrison. Lynne Thompson and
Walter Widdison. Nsl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
pedication Of New Home.

: The new home OF Mrs. Emily Grant
was formally dedicated Thursday even.
ing the occasion being a most enjoy
able one. The dedicatory prayer was
offered by President Joseph +. Smith
II was followed by q short musical pro-
gre nfne- rsFF
Among the guests were. President
and Mrs Joseph F. Smith. Apostle and
Mrs Lyman, Apostle I1bnd, Apostle
and Mrs. Brigham Young, Bishop and
Mrs. o r Whitney, Governor Wells.
Wells, Mrs. Lydia Ann Wells Mrs.
Thomas Jennings. Mrs. H T. Whitney,
Mrs. Hannah Wells Mr.. and Mrs.
George D. Piper. Mr., and Mrs. Horace
Ensign, Ldrs. Susan Wells Miss Hattie
Jennings, Mrs. Junius +. Wells. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas g. Sloan Mr.sArtfiur
Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. Hulon s
Wells, the Misses Grant, Idiss Kate
Wells.
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Informaf AHair.

Miss Melissa Coon was surprised FRI
day evening by number Of her frie, d J.
The-rooms We're prettily decorated and
presented a bright and attractive aD-
pearance. Music cards and games
formed the evenings -erljo yflent after
winch dainty refreShInenrs We're served.
Those who enjoyed the affair were
Misses Melissa Coon, Mary Adams.
Mary Bridge. Nellie Brown. Lille
Erickson. Jessie and Nellie Coon
Messrs- o. Larson EFPnl-ys fWfHm4as
sam ShaN, Frank Bridge. David New
man, William Williams. Frank Mellon
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sas city, sister ef the late R. G. cham
be-S-
Among the weddings Of the week
was that OF Miss Nellie Cook and
Henry A. Sehweikert of Pocateilo-
Mrs. Fred Baker and children win
spend the next few weeks in the city
with Mrs. Bakers sister, Mrs Edward
:. Ferry.
Mrs. John Cain was, on Friday, elect
edfchalrman Of the current events and
/ current literature sections OF the La
! dies, Literary club. -
( The Ladies Auxiliary to the Gale
4 donian club viii give a Scotch enter
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nie vii. return from the east during the
coming week.
&, 4
At Coalville on wednesday occurred
the marriage -of Miss Louise Ernsberg
and Joseph E SimDkins-
Tomorrow evening, in the meeting
house at Boun!iful, Rev. Joel Smith
will give a lecture entitled 'Rambles
Through China and Japan, ILLUSTRATED
with stereoDtican views.
o .
Mrs. William McDermott and Mrs. A
II. Tarbet will entertain at cards 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Pulley BeIts---
Half Price

Pulley belts of black satin ribbon
that were 75c, $1.OO and $1-S5
: each, Monday and the week
HALF PRICE.
Pulley belts Of white silk and satin
ribbon and some in white elastic
that sold for 75c up to 81. "a. each
for clearance this week-HALF
PRICE.
Some plain leather belts-oxblood.
green, navy blue and slate, soc
soc and 65c belts for-32c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

large number of friends among the Salt
Lake ladies.
progressive dinner Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Saril OF San Francisco
is the guest of her cousin. Mrs. J. f..
Murphy $50 ~
Miss Ferguson of 116 East South
Temple street will entertain Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs Elliott and Mrs. Biekford give a
day evening.
Mrs. c. Eldredge and daughter Ma
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Social Chat.
Mis- weston Is the guest Of MISS Jane.

Mis- Weston IS The guestcf MISS Jane
Mrs w n. Dale has returned from
Kansas city.
z. f'sm6erger viii return
Mrs John esSvieker has reformed
from California; - -l11.ss = -sst
MIS- Burke viii spend the month Of
May il the east.
- b
"a, Mis- Claudia Morris eatertains during
Mrs. James Anderson is the guest OF
Mrs e. 5. Marian. s4er,a--s - -iisas-3z
Miss Jane Howag has Invitations out
s9r TUESDAY afterpooR
Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan Is at home
p her friends AT tn M;iiers
Hiss sprague has retarned from a
pleasant visit on the coast
The Pan-HeHenic society VIII meet
ThgIsda with Miss Goddard
q q .
Mr. and Mrs charles walker have
retlrnsd from, Their. weddiag tour. Z
Mr. and Mrs. George peFa have taken
q - D q 81 -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II Grifin ieave today
Tor q VISIT 20 Denver and Kansas cfts-
Miss Katharine. e Oliver WI arrive
from the north on Tuesday, and VIII be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
! Moth Balls and Paper,

White tar camphor Moth Balls, IL
pound boxes reduced for this week
from SC each to-two boxes for
Sc
White tar Moth Paper, safe and clean
moth destroyer, one dozen sheets ir
box, Monday and the week re-
dueed. from 25c the box to-8c.
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opai.Club.

- The Opal club exciirsion 10 PROVE on
Wednesday. evening was -a very ei,f.
ceSsful one in every ,par-t iclflfr-i The
special train left the Short Line station
- a. ~, with over fiftx couples on board
On arriving at Provo the party was
met BY representatives of the Provo
Ierpsichore club. and immediately 81
c0rfed 10 the Mozart hall Shortly after
the arrival of the visitors at the han
the music struck up a waltz and the
fenlnS IS pleasure began. Dancing cen-
tineed until nearly ! O'clock. when tha
Cpaf club party returned to their train
arriving in this city al $50 The fol-
towing were those VINO comprised the
Sps4 cum Gun party Messrs and 9Iesdames
Z, l.. Berry, A. +. Angel, Kelly. Num-
lenbrounh SAM Donelson. Gus VoIgt.
- Is. Moore, J. W-sCuiTy. Misses Grace
Gerry, Mary Nichols. Julia Thomas.
Jessie Williams. Pearl. Hoatz, Emma
Hamlin,- Ella keytfng Irene Squires.
AIillie Berry. a. johnson, II. .AIcKeIIar,
NJ CLOVER, Lou, CaStleton, H. Fiygare.
NJ Atkins, Nellie Wheeling kiftie
johnson Ida F'Iygare.- e. KfcCaffistef-
Mule PiaHeyi Maad Irwin Abbie
~ srdrroge, Abbie iRenaei, Lillian Alex
ander, Dean WARDROBE Elizabeth 6sib-
son, Mabel Philips. Jessie Null. Lou
Eldredge. Ollie Myers Ella Sticknev.
! Allie Fitzgerald. Lille Mccoy, Amy
Kich- Mary knight HRS. Artie Putnam,
Mrs. Ida CalnOIl,t SIeSsTs. Charles +,
I iDdOore,sJ- RocSbarl. \. c. Busher. ~. II.
coulam, j. L. sheets. William Keyting.
! g G. Billings, f. J. Nichols. H Z. Dunn.
mares DYKE, &. r. Steward. a. Had
lev. E Hadley, Norman Davis, Ben II.
4 Josnson, Grin Grow, W II. Schleuter.
( Bert Gfoo, J.. liking, a. w. smith. DR..
NJ. w SNOW, DR. L. ". SNOW, W. II.
FoDias, Walter Pike. Fred N May.
/ Charies Olsen. Joe Hicks. A. j. Lowe.
I jr.. A. n Neiss. A = f. Smith. Al .salex
ander, J. +. Garrett @. L. AIanteIl. VIII
/ liam Bssuslow. Charles Dowse. ii. :.
Anderson. DR.. e.. NJ Keysor. Max
4 Brodie, r. w. Daynes. J. Fred Daynes.
! j. II. Merrill. Shade .strirger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
TnfnrmaI InnchAnn

Mrs William c.. Sharp entertained
Informally at luncheon Friday AFTER
noon. The table was effectively decor
ated IN eolors Of green and white and
covers were laid for Mrs Victor Glenn
ward, Mrs. Edward s. Ferry, Mrs
Montsgue Ferry. MIS- Hardness, Mrs.
MacGDonafd-
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Birthday Part,v.

mn. and Mrs. II. W Branch gave a
party Wednesday evening for their
daughter, Pearl, the OCCASION being her
l9th,s birthday. J2aIietisg games and
dainty tetreshmeHts made Happy me
for all Those present were the Misses
WiiRafnson; SIsdiths { halImam Ada
broohs Louise Buh Nellie Bull, Mar
garet Williamson, Jean Hurst, Emily
Dykes, Annie Chris .onsep. Ella Arnold.
Carrie Christensen, Leone .Asper, Ethel
Asper, Title Thomas. ORC Smith, Leone
Walker.
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Pleasant Eveninr

a very pleasant parry was given by
MISS Bertha Jensen Friday evening at
her home. The evening WAS pleasantly
spent with Various games, after which
dainty refreshments were served. Those
present We're Misses Bertha. > Jensen
SECRET Malquist T'ecla 8Ialquist jamie
KATE Sander. Millie Sander, Laura
Madsens Louise Madsen, DaErns OrIob.
ora Nelson. Tara Ia timer Afessrs.
Ihowald Jensen, IJoiger Jensen. Carl
Sander. Arthur Dome. Seha Chapman
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

Little OF the post-Lenten gaietS that
was promised has materiahzed. and as
q consequence society mas fallen into
state of lethargy from which there
seems TO be no awakening. Ths5 at.
fairs that We're given during the WEEK
were of the most informal character,
snC for the. fus1re nothing of special
interest is sch-duled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Mems Top Goats.

You'll have to cling to a top coat
for some time yet, according to the
'soldest inhabitantr signs. We've
a stock OF beauties ready for your
selection-the cream OF the latest
fashion ideas for spring, such
coats as are found at much higher
cost IN the exclusive tailor stores.
Alwavs proud TO show them
whether you want to buy or not.
S12.GO to $1,000.
Spring suits Ia rich assortment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Fine Table Linen Reduced.

Irish that the price
in
wonderful to induce such result Every thread
in inches
dferent pretty pattern designs and have late style o
Monday and the
No R S1.85, to-SI,55.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Good Kid GIoves for OOc

Every size and newest spring shades.
A pleasing lot of small price kid
gloves for women; soft good kid
skin IN white, black, red, brown
and mode, self or black stitching
on the backs, two clasps-90c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

Women's Wright & Peters chocolate
color oxforus, French heels, sty-.
lish, dressy shoes, that sell for
SO, this week-S2. 25.
Several styles Of women's E G.
Burt tan oxfords, with heavy
welt soles, in light and dark tan,
$500 kinds-$2. co.
Women's Krippendorf & gDittnnann
Russia calf oxfords, heavy welt
soles, excellent = for street or
golf, $3.50 regular-$1.75.
Pretty welt extensione sole oxfords
for women, dark tan, $3. 90 regu-
lar-S1.5O.
Women's $500 chocolate color OK
/ fords, French heels--$1 so.
Women's tan oxfprds, $3.50 and
$500 grades-S1.25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

three prizeN- were carried away by Mrs
Parker and Mrs Bexeys Fichards Mrs
Lynn drew the consolation prize Floral
decorations in pink and White were
aocHuant, and tbs color scheme was
artist y carried out The invited
Boesfs we've Mesda a8es A. II. Tafbet, D
Iarber, W. -McDernnott, +. RlcGurrin
; H. Pinkerton. Harry Duke, Colonel
Wall, a. J. Kerr. Parker, C.. C.SSlade
J. QConnor. Dewey Richards Fred
Leonard, H L. A. Gunner, w. f. Cul-
mer, ". H.s.C0lmer. A. d. Lynn. r. e
100, }. Lynch. VI. Csoogapl j. j. Ear-
yey Robert W. Fisher Misses Macy
Clinton, Katherine a=d Hazel tCulmer,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

C,flc Of the most deftghtful entertaip-
ments Of the past week was the. card
party given by Mrs. p. ,. McKenna in
honor Of Mrs. Frank Ward TAYLOR of
omaha and Miss Elmira. Murdoch Of
Beaver Whist ana sixty hree were the
SSEles played, F,rlzes were Won by Hrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Apron Shower.

Miss Louise Odeil was on wednesday
the guesL OF honor at an apron show
err given by the Misses HoWat
The guests included. the members of
The Sewing club and were: Miss 6)deH
Mrs. Clark of Omaha, Miss Weston of
Chicago, Miss Bird, MISS Hampton,
Miss Hattie Jennings. Miss Pauline
GIoo. Mrs. A. W. McCune, jr,, the
Misses Howat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
All Battsnburg Pieces---25 Per Cent OFF.

blrgs
your
portunty
$780, Table $4,000;
zoe $loo-oNEFoUFTH OF THESE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Bon-Bon Spoons.

Several different, pretty ard unique
shaped Bon-Bon spoons. orien-
tai designs, in French hand enam-
Ell, for Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday instead of SOC each 33c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Infants White Dresses
Part Of Price Gone.

- 49, .
Daintily made of dainty nainsooks
and eambGies, and prettily trimmed
with f1re embroidery, heTnstitehing
or tucking two styles-with yOkes
and Hubbard, full from the neck
{ Two days the 75c and S5c short
dresses for. SOC; the SOC and soc
ones at 35c; the long dresses, sec
and 75c regdIar-S5c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Bargain Table Shoes.

Broken lines OF wotnen's tan and
black shoes, good shoes inS many
styles but not every size, that were
$2.25 up to $500, for clearance
S1.5O.
Misses and children's strap sandals,
black and red leatners, sizes 1-2
to 2 Instead of ST. so and $1.75-
81 90. s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Women's Tailor Suits at SLOTS.


who have
colar
tafeta silk Can't help selling
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All tan shoes for women-HALF
PRICE orss-t.s,ass ---s-sss7---r 49,
All children's tam shoes, every sort,
bntton and lace, cloth or kid tops,
regularly priced Prom $1.5e to
$3.50, Choicest rs. 4.
Youths tan shoes nadesof very best
Russia calf, sizes II Ia to 2, in
stead of So. 25-S1 .1S. 5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

REDUCED PRICES FOR THE
WEEK.
Lot OF fourteen Oriental rugs. 3x5
feet, values up to $22-oo, choice
$500,
About fifty Smyrna, Wilton and Ak
minister rugs in values to $500
each, for-S2. 90.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-12
CERTAIN CURE FOR DYsEN-
ss Terry AND DIARRHoEA. 8

Some years ago was one .
party that intended making long
bicycle ! p says +. Taylor, Pa.
81 was taken suddenly withdiarrhoea
and was about TO give IN the "trip,
when Editor Ward, # the LaceyVille
Messenger, suggested that take a
dose q Ghamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and alid DI'iarrhoea Remedy. purchased
81 bottlesandstoo two doses. one before
starting and one On the route. I
made the trip successfully and never
felt any III effect Again last summer
Twas aallnraloossatccomplete1y rundown
with an attach dysenntery. /
bought bottle of this same remedy
and this time one dose cured me- rns
soldsbg Beards1ey Finney.
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IA WOMAN TO BE PRETTY.

MUST HAVE LUxuRIANT AND;
GLOSSY HAIR, NO MATTER
WHATSCOLOR
The finest contour OF aafemale face,
the sweetest smile OF a female mouth,
loses something il the head is crowned
with scant hair. Scant and falling:
hair, it is now known. Is caused by 4
parasite that burrows into the scalp
to the root Of the hair where 1t saps5
the vitality. The little white scales
the germ throws up in burrowing are
called dandruff. To curedandruf
permanently, then, and to stop falling
hair, that germ must be killed. New
bros Herpicide, an entirely re-
suit Of the chemical laboratory, de-
stroys the dandruf germ, and, of
course, stops rhe falling hair, and
cures badness. When you kill the.
germ you can't have the dandruf or
thin hair. Destroy the cause, you
remove the effect"
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Nor OvereIated

i suppose. said the effusive lady
who was visiting the Meektons, that
your wife Is sure that she has the best
husband that ever lived d. @#
Yes" answered Observation-Disclosures.
thing like sigh. u at the same
stimeI don't believe she thinks that Is
saying much for me,s-Washington
Star. &S
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aFI.IMITs.

0nBuffa1o Pan-American tickets via
Nickel Plate road 8 200 for round
trip tickets good 15 days; Sic. 90 for
round tripStickets good 20 days. Three
daily trains with vestibuled sleeping
cars and first class dining 4 sr
vice on American Club plan. Meals
ranging tn price from 8 cents % i 100.
Address John Callahan. general
agent, III Adams street, Chicago.
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National League.
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Wheat.

81. #5 DULUTH, Sept. II.
WHEAT-Cash No. / hard Tic, MOL
Northern Csc, No. . Northern $3.50,
No 5 spring 64c: To Arrive-No.ss#1
hard 70Mc, No. i Northern CSC, Sept.
6Slkc, October 6S14c, Dec. 68sac.