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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
MAKE PEACE WITH
YOUR STOMACH
You are Certain to Lose II You Attempt
the Use Of Force aud Violence.

You are Certain to Lose II You Attempt
the Use Of Force aud Violence.
You cannot force your stomach to do
work that It IL unable and unwilling to
do. 1t has been tried time and time
again with always the same result. The
stomach is a good and faithful servant.
but when pushed beyond the limit It
rebels. Some stomacns viii stand
much more abuse than others. but
every stomach has Its limit; and when
that limit IL reached, IL Is a very dan
gerous and unwise proceeding to at
tempt TO force II into doing further
work The sensible and reasonable
course Is to employ a substitute TO car
ny on the work OF digestion and give
the stomach an opportunity TO re-
cuperate and regain its lost strength,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
only perfect substitute TO take up and
carry on the work Of tired, worn-out
stomachs. They are natural and easy
in their work and cause no disturbance
in the digestive organs, They contain
all of the essential elements tina. make
up the gastric Juice and other digestive
fluids and Will digest any food that a
strong, healthy stomacn will, ana do II
I'm the same time and IN the sane way
They work independently OF surround
Ing conditions and the fact that the
stomach Is weak OF diseased does not
influence them at all In their useful and
Effective work. They viii digest food
Just as well In a glass Jar or bottle as
they will In stomach, You can see
that for yourself by putting one OF
them into a Jar with square meal and
some water 10 enable II to work.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. by thus
relieving the stomach Of It's work. en-.
able that organ to rest and recuperate
and regain It's health and strength, The
process Is perfectly natural and plain.
Nature will heal the stomach just as
she heals q wound or a broken limb, II
she Is not interfered with and IL per-
mItted to do her work In her own way.
All interference IL prevented by Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by druggists everywhere at 30
cents a box and II you are afflicted
with dyspepsia, one box viii make you
feel 80 times better You will forget
YOU have a stomach and rejoice In the
forgetfulness, No druggist would be
so shortslghted as to try to get ulong
without stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
for they are 80 popular and are 80 vel!
| known for the good they have done AMI
| the happiness they have caused that
any druggist caught without them
| would lose the confidence OF his Gus
toners and be regarded as below TIE
standard. His business would suffer
az a result and his patrons would go u
other stores and buy their other drugs
| there as well as their Stuarts Dyspep-
sia Tablets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13

What is he doing now?" asked Lie
geois.
Horrors" cried the girl. "see the
sclssorsl Eyraud Is cutting the clothes
of Gouffes body"
How was Gouffe killed." asked the
| professor.
Here the scene became tragic In the
extreme as Gabrielle, always meeling,
dragged herself toward Legeois and,
with her head raised and an expression
OF disgust and horror on her face, made
with her little hands the motions OF
killing some one by strangulatlon.
Now II Is getting dark-where Is
Eyraud now?"
Hes gone, leaving me TO pass the
night with the corpse. He says he Will
return tomorrow"
Very well, 1t Is tomorrow What are
you doing now?"
I'VE are leaving for Lyons with the
body"
She then described the trip to Mil
ery to get rn Of the trunk with the
body thence to Marsellles, and then
back to Paris.
Nov we are in America" said the
cisco and about TO leave Eyraud for
another, Who Is hep
"Garanger. He Is taxing me to Van.
couyer." was the reply spoken as de-
murely as II she had said he was TAX
ing her for walk,
Don't you hear that awful noise OF
rushing water? Do you know what II
ISL"
Yes that's Niagara Falls
Gabrielle explained that Garanger
was rich and was good TO her, but that.
always haunted by the fear of BY
raud, and knowing that he was still In
America, she determined to come back
to Paris to denounce him. Prof. Lie
geoIs then told his subject that she
would have nothing more to fear and
that all those who wished 20 harm her
were dead. He then brought her out
of her mesmeric condition, and she
seemed none the worse for the expert
ence, although In a sadly dishevelei
condition.
The whole scene was eminently Paris
Ian. The audience came back TO itself
with delicious shudders and thrills, and
murmured "encoure' The bioscope
pictures were successful. and showed
for the first time q real hypnotic MUIR
deress In dress rehearsal.
And now Nile. Bompard Is going to
lecture with bloscope accompaniment
illustrating the scene OF the crime In
all It's shocking details, And all this
Is to be done In the name OF science
and with the sanction and appreciation
of Ernest Vale, Frapces minister OF
Justice, and other men well known In
journalistic and scientific circles, who
were present at the flrst series Of ex-
perments made in the photographs
studio.
Incidentally, Mile. Bompard speaks or
the crime with the greatest freedom ana
expresses a great oathIng for the MEM
DRY Of Eyraud she shuddered violently
at a photograph Of him, the first she
had seen in more than fourteen years
She insists. however, that when she
gave Gouffe the fatal appointment she
had no idea that Eyraud intended to
strange him. She declares that Ely
raud killed his victim with his bare
hands, which seems to still further es.
tablish his right to the title of "stran'
gler Of Paris"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
STERLING SILVER FLATWARE 9OC and 81 An mM!

Monday we begin our revolution in the prices Of
Sterling Silver Fatware, Few people realize what high
prices they are paying elsewhere for sterling Iatware as
most jewellers will not tell their customers the actual
weight of the silver offered for SALE
We will sell on Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday the following standard patterns tea,
table and dessert spoons tea and dinner forks (S00
one dollar an ounce: "Lous XIV" "Canterbury," "New.
bury" "Ross," Lancaster" Roman" "0Id English"
paul Revere liking Edward" and Duke Of York
With our usual sincerity all weights will be made in
the presence Of the customer. Knives to match have
been reduced 20 per cent
A GREAT BARGAIN.
All the beautiful sterling dishes, coffee sets, tea sets,
trays bon bon sugar and cream SETS bowls fancy spoons
and forks toilet pieces coogn sterling mounted cut glass
bowls and vases and many other articles on display our
south window will be subject to 20 per cent dscountfrom
our regular plain figure prices until Friday This lot
comprises goods Of the highest merit and the advantage
our customers have at this sale unusual many pieces
of sterling here on sale have been coveted by our best
patrons
THE GREATEST BARGAIN.
We have about One Thousand ounces Of tea, table
and dessert spoons dinner and tea forks in odd sets that
do not match our regular patterns which we will close out
annety cents (0Oc) ounce Most Of these goods came
from our Butte store when we consolidated and are all
choice designs made by "Gorham," whiting" Reed
Barton" and "Tows, but to move them quckywe will
sacrifice the lot at less than cost
We have the largest patronage on table ware in
the west both in sterling and plate and because of
this large trade we can undersell our competitors
and still make profit.
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Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

En- marklig historic. | den fnsk.
sprSkiga New Yorktidningen "A
merikan Haiku" fnnes en- motifs.
hvars innehall val kan betraktas
sasom l hogsta grad uppseende-
vackande. Enligt namnda tidning
hade nemligen svenska legatio-
men i Washington forbjudit Lun-
dakoren att pa sina konserter
sjunga Bjorneborgarnes marsch,
emedan efter namda nummers
utforande vid konserten i New
York nagon af publiken utropat
Med med Ryssland" och en-
amerikansk misunderstanding be-.
hagat atmala delta pa vara stu
dentkonserters program vanliga
hummer sasom en- "demonstra.
ton mot Ryssland". Hade Diet,
skritver "G5teborgs Aftonblad",
varit for nagra ar sedan, skulle vi
nog har i Sverige hafva skrattat
at denna "omojliga Amerikanska
ASTORIA. Nu efter nagra ar at
Lagerheimsk regim maste vi med
&c att ALT ar moiligt, ia att histo
rien ar blot ALT for trolig. For
oudet - som naturligtyis icke
utiafdats utan order fran utrikes.
minlstern sammanfaller till
tiden sa godt som alldeles med
Diet ryktbara Norrteljeitalet och
med afvapningen pa Cortland,
alltsa med hoidpunkten af herr
Lagerheims ryska nit Historien
har ALA meriter pa att vara Sam,
och vid korens aterkomst skall
man val under ALA forhallanden
kunna leta Tram sanningen. Och
afven ON historien skulle vara
utan grind nagot som vi tyvarr
icke vaga hoppas visar den i
forfarande grad, huru Diet fria
Sveriges anseende i utlandet
siunkit pa de sista aren, da man
oforbehallsamt tilltror var diplo-
matt dylika vasallfasoner.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
Han kom till fel doktor.

Harom aret- hollis i Hamar
Norge. samtidigt iva moten, EFT
at norska iernvagsman och EFT al
lakarne i Hedemarkens amt. Fran
dessa moten berattar en- korre-
spondent till en- Rorsk tidning
foljande lustiga episod:
Imam jag reste till Hamar. hade
jag Destamt mig for att kopa mig
en- liten bat. en- at de malta Mo
sensbatarne. l "Hamar Stifts,
tidende" hade en- man annonserat
en- dylik till forsaljning. Jag skrei
till honom, att han skulle uppso
ka mig pa EFT bestamdt hotel pa
en- bestamd It'd. Manner svarade
kort och godt. att Diet skulle han.
ON han icke dessforut hade salt
baten.
Efter EN- langvarig debatt uppe
i Sam undet, jag har glomt ON
hvad. gick jag ned pa hotellet for
att trafta karlen. Och inedan jag
vantade, satte jag mig ned och
skref EFT Goteborgsbref till en- at
Observation-Disclosures. Du stud.
sar mahanda, kare lasare. Men
da jag berattar for dig, att Kri.
stan Krogh forlidet ar satt har i
Hamar och skref de qvickaste Pa
riserkr0nikor, tror jag, att du for
star mig. Som sagdt, jag satt och
skref.
Sa bul.ade Diet pa dorren. Och
jag hor hotellpoiken eaga: Han
ar inne och har varit inne hela
dagen, So han halter visst pa med
pagot foredrag" Nasvis poke!
Jag hade alls .icks varit hemma
hela dagen och icke sa mycket
son tankt pa nagot foredrag.
Som sagdt, Diet bultade pa dorren,
och in trader en- liten karl med
nagot gammaldags Diver sig,
Var sa god och tag plats.
SADIE jag.
Och manner tog plats.
Det ar vackert vader, SADIE
jag, for att saga nagot, eftersom
manner ingenting SADIE,
ia, det ar Diet. SADIE han.
Det ar bast att int "a for brad
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

sDE politiska ledarne hafva brad
att spekulera pa i hvilken led de
"tvifvelaktiga" staterna skola visa
sig, da rosterna raknas i novem
Der. Demokraterna, pasta sig
salunda vara sakra ON New York
och New Jersey iostern SAINT Co
dorado, Idaho, Montana och Ne.
vada western. Republikanerna
a andra sidan PASTA att desss sta
ter arc sakert republikauska med
undantag mshanda at Nevada.
Saken ar dock att intet at par.
tierna kan pa denna It'd forutsaga
utgangen at valet och huru de
olika ~staterna komma att rosta.
Man torde med sakerhet kunna
pasta att Roosevelt ar starkast i
western och mellanstaterna ,medan
Parker naturligtvis har sodern
och en- fighting chance" New
York och New Jersey. En- AMMAN
SAX ar ocksa saker och den ar. att
republikanerna i ar komma att ha
en- hardare kamp an de haft under
manga ar och att de mSste upp.
bIuda ALA sina krafter for att
Wilma.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
Sielfmord f0rhindras.

bet forvanansvarda tillkannagifvandet
att cit preventive medel for sjelfmord
blifvit %uppfunnet torde intressera manga
Fit nedbrutet system eller fortviHan fore
oar alltid sielfmord, och ~nagonting har
blifyit funnel, som kommer att forbygga
Diet tillstand, som astadkommer sielf-
mord. Tag vid forsta tanken pa sjelfmord
Electric Bitters, yarands EFT stolt nerv-
starkaude medel gor Diet nerverna starka
och Bigger upp systemet. bet reglerar
ocksa magen, ~iefvern och njurarne. Endast
soc. Belatenhet garanteras af Lungren
Andreen, apoekare, Sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

stortadt tillvaga. tankte jag, on
det skall blifva nagon handel al
lSomliga menniskor arc sa ofver-
drifvet forsiktiga. Jag satt ocl
trummade med fngrarne pa Dor
Diet. HIM = jag ick BORA met
n$got.
Ar Diet mycket vatten ! Milo
sen nu for tiden?
All. int mer an vanligt,
= Nagon fisk att ia?
- Fisk, neej.
So blef Diet tyst en- lang stund.
Delta gick inte. Jag fck lof att
borja tala ON sffarcn.
- Ma. nj har inte blifvit at med
henne?
Mel. Mannen suckade.
= Kanske hon inte ar nagot
vidare bra?
- Nej, nsj, sa ar Diet.
Det var en- sardeles uppriktig
man. tsnkte Jag.
Kanske har nj henne uppe
nu - Diet har vackra yadret -
att besigtiga'
- Nej. int Diet heller!
Nj vet inte hsr lang eller
bred hon Or?
Han sag forvanad pa mig imam
nan syarade.
Nej jag har aldrig matt
Else.
- Jasa, hon hater Else?
10, gor hon sa!
ia, ia, min van, har nj tjarat
henne i var?
Nej men ar Diet bra, So ska vi
forsoks!
Beware mig val! Det far lot
att goras, skrapas och tjaras. Nj
kan val lutte vanta er annat, an att
hon blir lila atgangen, mar hon
inte passas. l host hade nj val
henne uppe?
- Nej, hon har legat ire ar.
Beware mig val. Da kan nj
ju inte vanta annat an att hon all
deles ruttnar upp. l host skulle
nj lagt upp henne pa EFT par ira
bockar, skrapat henne och sa
tackt henne med granris.
Manner reste sig nu och hans
ansigte sag ut som EFT enda stort
f~ragetecken. Men i samma ogon-
blick oppnas Gorren och hotell-
pojken ropar till min man:
Forlat, men jag har visat er till
fel doktor. Doktorn, som n; skall
tala med, Dor i mr. II.
Bada forsvunno och jag samlade
mig.
Sedan fck jag veta att den
mannen skulle tala ned
en- doktor ON sin hustru, som var
sjuk.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

for sin grymhet. savsl som andra
som annu icke blifvit mordade
voro endast hans redskap. hvsr
bruk han Tart sig, medan han sjel
var EFT redskap.
En- man sadan som han bord,
veta att politiska mord utgora Ell
del at Diet system, for hvars beva
rande han kampade med ala moi
iiga intriger, samvetslosa hand
lingar och forbrytelser. Har
hade mottagit varningar nog ocl
drapen pa Bobrikoff och andr'
at hans kreatur maste utan tviive.
hafva kommit honom att inse att
vedergallningen skulle dTabba aft,
ven honom, hvilken, efter hvad
ALA hade sig bekant, var sjalen i
ALT Diet onda. Men han var fana-
tiker nog att till Diet sista kunna
framharda i sin ondska.
Plehve uppg;fves sjelt vara at
fnsk harkomst. och dock nadde
Pinlands upprorande underkuf-
vande sin hojdpunkt genom hans
tillskyndan.
Man kan forsta att verkligt pa
ryssar onskade hans dod
Hans undertrycke!sesystem gall
lie icke allenast Finland utan Diet
'trackte sig ofver hela Ryssland
ran Svarta hafvet till Ostersion.
frihetsrorelse lvafdes j sin
india, hvarje iorsok att hoja Diet
'yska folket till en- hogre upp
ysning straffades af honom bio
Hans makt var stor och afven
lie hogsta bafvade for honom. Da
Bobrikof blifvit mordad, sande
czaren och de fiesta framstaende
ke~iserliga personerna kondoleans-
skrifvelser till hans slakt. Endast
enkekejsarinnsn, den danske ko-
lungsns dotter, underlat ait CORA
let. Delta upptogs naturligtvis
'om en- demonstration, som EFT
oevis pa, att enkekejsariEnan
'ympatiserade med Finland, och
itan tvitvel onskade hon att Diet
'kulle upptagas sa. Men Won
Plehve lat underdanigast czaren
veta att Diet var nodvandigt att
moder lade sin afsky i dagen
or mordet pa Bobrikoff, annars
tunde han icke garantera for
nagra dagar senare
den askade kondoleans-
'kritvelsen fran enkekejsarinnan.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

Def f~ortaljes att den nyligen
mordadc ryske inrikesministern
Won Plehve j sin ungdom uppfost-
rades i en- polsk adelsmans hus.
Sutton ar gammal reste han till
st. Petersburg tor att der soka
lyckan. Bet iorsta han gjorde
var att ga upp till den hemliga
polisen och roja att hans valgora-
re- den man, som varit henom /
en- faders stale, var deltagare i en-
revolutionar polsk sammansvarj.
ming.
Pa delta satt vann Won Plehve
sina forsta lagrar. Han fck en-
anstallning vid den hemliga poll
sen, medan hans valgorare sandes
till Sibirien.
Denna iorsta handling ar en-
trogen bid at de medel, hvarmed
Won Plehvs kampade sig fran for
att slutligen blifva en- at detryska
rikets maktigaste man. Tro-och
samvetslos, krypande intor sina
ofverordnade och tyrannisk mot
siua underordnade. forradisk mot
sina vanner och blottad pa ALA
adlare kanslor yframlefde han slit
langa lif, utan att Diet nu, da han
funnit en- blodig dod, falles en-
enda tar eller talas annat an ha-
tets ord vid hans bar at andra ar
dem, hvars offcieHa stallning
builder dem att hyckla och visa
respekr, ON icke tor manner, So
admissions for den hoga stallning
han innehade,
Han var inkarnationen at den
ryska b~yrakratien, deuna troga,
tunga, obojliga makt, som genom
sin troehet och fasthallande vid
Diet bestandande fors.ar att
hindra utforandet af de NEST val
menta reformplaner. Byrakratien,
Diet ryska embetsmanastandet,
ar genom slit fasthallande vid
Diet gamla och slit motstard moi
ALT, som ar nytt, den storsta for
bannelsen for Diet moderna Ryss.
land. Gentemot dess forqvafvan-
de och forarmande inAytande pa
landets hela b%efolkning kan till O.
med den NEST valmenande car
%lngenting, utratta.
Plehve hade genomgatt ALA
grader. Fran en- obetydlig polls
agent hade han arbetat sig upp
till landets maktigaste man, hvars
villa var seq nog och hvars rack
vidd var lang nog att korsa ALA
planer, som icke sammanfollo
med hans onskningar.
Kreatur sadana som Bobrikof,
hvilken mordades ! Finland. och
andra guvernorer, som mordats
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
EXCURSION till Arnold's Park
och Lakes Okobojis
s0ndagen den ID augusti
via the
Chicago Milwauk Paul
Railway.

Predikan ofver ampet Religion och
If" af DR.. Kerby fiau Washington. DC.
KIockan I.3O m. halles konsert / payil-
ioupen fritz for inr ehafvare af exkufs-
ionsbiljetter. Bollspel XII, $50 9. m. AL
bert Lea vs., Hartley, med fritz int 3 Q
for i~nnehafvare at exkursiopssiljette
Fyra stora argare fora de lustresande
mkring si6arne till BIZ igt pris.
sPECIELT TAG afgar flSu siouxCity
XII. 5 I. m. s6ndagen den IA aug. och ater-
Wander fran Arnolds park XII re. m.
Stamina dag. EIkursioa sbilietter gala
endast pa Diet speoiella taget. Tur och
retutbilietter fran Sioux City $500.
Upplysningar lemnas af G. NJ. & st. p.
jernyagens City Ticket Agent.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

Entered at the Post Oface at SiouxCtty
Iowa. as second class mail matter.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-06-09
SHE WOULD SING.
BY o G W

She sang-then all tho guests
grew still
And gszed upon her form;
Twas like the awful, startling
hush
That comes before the storm.
She sang, and then the lookers-on
Sat up mighty roar.
And with terror-stricken look
Made madly for the door,
Oh, wild and weird the notes she
gave,
Defying rhyme and rule;
Fen her accompanist went mad
On his piano stool,
But still she calmly warbled on,
Poor Home, Sweet Home tho
air,
Until she found herself alone
They all had gathered.therel
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-06-09
The French Way with Veal

Veal Is tender when IT. n killed. and
all that Is necessary II 10 have the an
imal heat thoroughly ont Of the body
and the ''rigor" Of the muscles relaxed
before II Ia 1T for food Tho proper
way OF treating veal Is To pound the
6bers. as the Fronch 10. as some q
norant Americans treat bcef-a barba-
rous way Co treat snch nnotIio peat II
breaks the fibers and lets out the juices.
Veal IL not hurt by breaking the hbers.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-06-09
Revolution Imminent.

4 sure sign ofappruach!ng revolt AMI
serious trouble in your system Ia ner-
vousness, sleeplessness, or stomach up
sets. Electric Bitters will quickly dis
member the troublesome causes. IL
never fails 10 tone the stomach, rcgu-
late the kidneys and Bowels, stimulate
the Liver and clarefy the blood.
Run down systems benefit particularly
and all the usual attending aches vanish
under its searching and thorough effect
lveness. Eclectric Bitters i only Doc,
and that Is returned II it don't give
perfect satisfaction Guaranteed b Y
Woods 4 Orme, Druggists.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-06-09
Cleaning Laca.ered Br.-s.

AS every one knows. Iacqnr IL put
on br0ss for thu purpose Of prevent
ing rust. verdigr1sD cto. but notwlth-
standing this lacquered brass some-
times becomes soiled, ana IN fiat cas-
the following L. a good way 10 ctnan Il:
II must be immersed in hot. strong soda
and water and brushed with sap.
While still covered with the lathoS.li
should be dipped in very hot water and
after remaining there IA minute or two
should be lifted into cold vaur and
subsequently dried. IL should not De
necessary 20 polish the brnss after this
process. and Il uust ~ remembered
that' the lacquer II only a prparntion
laid on tn surfRce and Ia hnbo u
wear of n the Article he subjected 10
rough treatment
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-06-09
INGRAM CARPET RUGS.
Mssae at Home, VERY Pretty. soft sad
Almost Everlasting.


Rugs are most useful things In The
scheme of summer furnishing Beau
tiful ones may be- made from strips Of
old ingram carpet. Nothing could feel
softer under the foot. ana II the chr
pet has pretty colors I'm IL the rug be-
comes "a thing OF beauty" and almost
"a Joy forever" ~ durable IL H. A
writer IN the New Idea Magazine has
the following TO say about this Kind OF
rug:
For foundation take piece OF
strong material the size OF the rug
wanted Denim or duck Is preferable
and If IA dark shade Is used the rug
VIII look neat underneath without lin
ing. Since large ones become too
heavy to handle as whole> especially
If the sewing is done upon machine.
IL is better 10 cut the foundation into
two or three pieces and sew e. pieces
together when finished
Make bias "A strip of the carpet ana
then cut IL into strips about one and
onc-third inches vida Rew one of
these across the foundation directly
ciaphbh Nat NsAAh'A va wv
up one edge and sew another strip
through the center also. a. close 10 the
first as you can. continuing this proc
esq until the foundation r. covered
The stitching when viewed upon the
underside should be from one third
10 one-half of nm inch apart OF course
the closer and more evenly the strips
are put on the firmer and usore dura-
Ito the rug After number have
been sewed on each should be partial
ly frayed. As these are bias they fray
easily ana stand up, a soft furry pile
that feels comfortable underfoot II
the fraying Is done unevenly the top
OF the rug should De shcared smooth
and swept free OF the lint Short ends
OF the strips may be pieced In ana new
er b. noticed when all are frayed and
clipped. 80 that every scrap OF the car
pet can ~ used
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pet 60 start with that has been door
mat for six years and IL still too pref
~ and serviceablc 10 throw away.
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the material To the Fair.

the material to the Fair.
To give the exhibit additional
popularity with the public it was
decided some time ago by the di-
rectUrs of the company to have
the gowns worn by living models
so that the exhibitions would be
in the nature of receptions. Beau
tiful young women, one from each
State in the Union are seen, on
one accession wearing the gowns Of
the period of Louis XIV of France
the directoire of 1895 to 1899, in
France, of la restoration, and in
addition also wear some of the
marvellous creations that have
made the name of Worth, Felix,
and Causet famous the world over
in their line of millinery.
In addition to the ladies who
represent each State, the company
was fortunate fer days ago to
engage what is known the country
over as 1.-The first row of ladies" of
the famous Anna Held theatrical
combination. These pretty wo-
men vera engaged not only for
their theatrical ability to wear the
dresses in an impressive way on
the stage, but also for their
beauty. and as a whole, are
the most attractive women W b o
have at any time in the past been
seen on any stage at one time.
w. +. Owens.