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rTAH. IDAHo. nm WORLD

Three new maps. Just issued. Utah
end Idaho on one side, the World on
the reverse side. including population
OF countries and towns according to
the 1900 census, with brief sketch OF
every country In the world, Size PIX
SlR inches, value 15cents; sent to any
address for 25c, Address Deseret News
Book store. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Fine Art Studio

HutchIngs & Grinl,h viii reopen the
studio on b. Brigham formerly occu-
pied by Schol the photographer This
VIII be- the most comnIetc and artistic
ANY arranged studio in the west
open 10 the public Monday oct "A.
You are invited TO call
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RoRERTs, coMPLETE WoRKs.

Outlines OF Ecclesiastical History"
Sl.75, $3.50. s2.15; "The Gospel, 100
S1.25. $3.50. New Witness for God,
$3.50. $3.50. Succession IN the Pred.
dency,Y SOC, zoe, 75c; Rise and Fail Of
Nauvoo." SIPS. SECS; Missouri Perse.
cutions," Sl25 y225, Mormon Doctrine
Of Deity" Sl0O, S125 and N.1j, Deseret
News Book store, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah.
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CHURCH NOTICES

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints viii
be held In the Tabernacle at 2 %. M
tomorrow, sunday Sunday school at 10
"a. m, and meetings ln the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows.
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There will be- a special car service TO
ana from Calder's park for the accom-
mediation Of those going 10 the Automo.
bile Races ON sunday october o. 1901
The special service win consist OF open
cars only
UTAH LIGHT n RAILWAY co.
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Macintosh and wife, Wire CHIEF y. Il.
Jackson and many operators and other
employees Of the company and ils
friends,
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scandinavian meeting announced for
tomorrow win be postponed on account
Of Liberty stake conference.
A conference OF the Elders residing In
the Jordan stake VIII be held at West
Jordan ward house Sunday. oct %. at
10 a. m. and p, M All the Elders arc
cordially invited. The presldencles and
secretaries OF the various quorums are
especially requested 10 be present at the
morning session. NlELS LIND.
Clerk Of Stake.
The regular quarterly conference OF
the Liberty Stake will be held on sun
day oct %, at 10 a, m, In the Assem-
bly, Hall and p. m. IN the Tabernacle.
All the Saints residing I'm said stake
nre earnestly requested TO be present,
especially az the morning session,
ARNOLD H. SCHULTHESS,
PHILIP S. MAYCOCK.
The Ensign stake Primary conference
viii be held Saturday, Oct %, az 10 q.
No. IN the Twentieth ward MEETING
house All interested are cordially IN.
ylted.
MARY r. SMITH.
MARY Il, TUDDENHAM.
CATHERINE WELLS.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
officers OF the Y l., NJ, l. A. Of Liberty
stake will be held In the Second ward
Westinghouse, Monday, Oct "a, at 1880
j, IN.
LOTTTE p. BAXTER, Prest
MYRTLE CARTWRIGHT, Sec,
The regular ward conference Of the
Twelfth ward will he held tomorrow,
Sunday evening, beginning at o'clock
The stake boards Of the Pioneer
stake Mutual Improvement associations
wan meet IN the Seventh ward assem-
bly, rooms on Wednesday oct 20, at
1850 y. m, All members are urgently
requested TO be present
ALIEN. BUCHANAN, JR.,
SASlE HEATH
Stake superintendent.
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CHEAP RATES
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS.

Kansas City, Omaha and all points
east Travel now, while rates are
cheap Groshelrs Cut Rate Ticket once,
No. 22l Main 81 Established II years.
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon Short Line,

ST. Louis and return ,...,,,,,..s42. 80
Chicago and return .,,,,.,.,..r H.bO
Chicago and return via ST. Louis. H.bO
s.. Louis and return via Chicago B.75
Through Pullman sleeper every day
via the Union Pacific and Wabash
lines.
Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays
days each week. See agents for par
tlculars City Ticket Office. 20l Main ST.
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ON telephone connections between here
and ogden use our new long distance
line. Open Monday. Nov gath. utah
Independent Telephone Co.
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LARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE,
Furniture Co, two stores, 10 Z Third
South and 30e South State, Phone lS5-Y
WE HAVE BOUGHT THE FURNI.
ture Of % rooms and offer II for sale
by the pie c at prices 70 suit /. X. l.
Secondhand store 29s South State Both
phones 400
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Don't Get Tired

waiting for ogden connection but use
our new long distance line after Mon
day, Nov ?4th.
Utah Independent Telephone Co.
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These Cold Mornings

Would remind one Of proper Under
wear We have the heaviest weights IN
wool or balbrlggan.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
1866 Main St.
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We pay per cent interest per annum
on 81 TO $1,000 Zlon's Savings Bank
4 Trust Co Joseph r. Smith, Pres-
dent George NJ Cannon Cashier
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A Needed Protection.

Underwear IN heavy weights due
now We have the sizes and fabrics
for your comfort.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1866 Main ST.
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WANTED-YouNG MAN WITH SOME
talent 10 learn cartoonln6. Excellent
opportunity, Address Il. {, this office
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wish % thank my friends and
noIghbors who assisted 800 kindly Zoo
my sad bereavement
WIN. p, HEART
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FOR SALE REAL Esr1As.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
iOXlM feet on First South near seventh
West. 500.
THE REAYls SYSTEM,
RLAL EAIATE DErI.
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S.ROOM MODERN PRESSED BRICK
house 5000 AL conyenienCcs, 663 South
West Temple street,
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EXCURSIONS EAST


81, Louis and return ....... $3.50
Chicago and return .... .u..,,NIb)
Chicago and return via ST. Louis $3.50
st. Louis and return via Chicago NS.b
Through Pullman sleeper every day
Via the Union Pacific and Wabash
lines
Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fri
days each week. See agents for par
tlcuars. City Ticket Office, POI Main g.
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WANTED-MANAGER FOR BRANCH
office we wish TO locate here In SAT- Lake
city, Address with references, Morris
Wholesale House, care this paper
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Is now located nj 30s Mccormick
BIDS and ready 10 make dental APP
pontments
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Public Long-Distanoo Telephones
With sound-proof booths. Telephone
building state street city
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ROCK SPRINGS
PEACOCK" COAL.
II an Burns

u All Burns.
CENTRAL COAL & COKE co.
re So. Main Both phones 26OO.
66 w. End South Both phones, sos.
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Why RS Rlaha

Proper IN design, good for long wear
and the price $500. These elements
make the Horton Hat popular
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF Co,
1876 Main ST.
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We Cannot Prevent

Thousands of our patrons praisng our
Perfect Work. It's yours for the call.
TROY LAUNDRY,
Botht Phones 1872 1866 Main 81.
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LEGAL BLANKS. a full supply. all
the latest forms at the Deseret News
Book store.
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You win not wait two hours ION Og.
den connection over our new toll llne
Resides you can hear Utah hide.
pendent Telephone Co.
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Full ORES,

The proper Tie. Shirt, Gloves ior the
occasion
BROWN. TERRY q WOODRUFF co,
l66 Main g.
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Stop and Think
That Perfect Work is TO be had for
the call TROY LAUNDRY,
Both Phones l02. i66 Main ST.
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I.MHIGLEY, HONEST PLUMBER
Reliable Electric Wiring.
100 r FRS; South. Phone 49,
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C.s. MARTIN COAL co.


Rock Springs, Cumberland, Castle Gate
and Clear Creek lump, nut and slack
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Genuine ROYAL BREAD pure and
bears our label with the crown, At all
Grocers ami frst cDss Restaurants.
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AUCTION.

G. W. BOUTON, MANAGER DIES.
cet Furniture Co.. SO. lii and a, South
West Temple street has for sale al a
bargain hall tree swinging mirror and
70 beautiful pictures The above goods will
be- sold az One-half their value.
he is receiving an kinds Of goods daily.
n you want 10 purchase. sell
your secondhand furniture clothing, bed
and bedding, he will pay YOU the highest
market price for same, Remember the
place, lj and iil South West Temple st.,
3 doors south Of Tribune building.
ON TUESDAY, OCT. %. AT 1880 A. NJ,
No 60 H. First South st., up stairs, par.
lor rockers rugs and carpets Settee, 2
folding beds, one mirror front brass
trimmed bed hall tree. dressers and
stands, steel range, lot kitchen utensils,
etc. etc
ALSO on THURSDAY.
oct a. at 1880 a, m, No 3A r.. Third
South ST. hne lot high grade goods, par.
lor rockers leather covered couch, fine
expensive rugs and carpets. 81 carpet.
dining room set, fine birdseye maple dres.
sers and brass trimmed beds. pOrtiers and
lace curtains finest steel range, LOT dishes.
refrigerator kitchen utensils etc. etc.
X, A. ANDREWS, Auctionoer.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

OUTFIT FREE, HOLIDAY BOOKS,
retail prices reduced one-half, commits
sion 80 per cent, Ferguson, i5J2, Clncn-
natl,
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LEGAL BLANKS, a foil supply, all
the latest forms at the Deseret News
Rock store.
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SritfbcfGrbcruno nady Dem NuSlanO.

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Die nlt5lGnoii6e Eoit fir Die nit
Dem 8. October cnOen0c @ohy
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@oltptpoltomt, mie folat:
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&orn. bis 5 llbr Nodm. tGglid
(ouSgenommen S%onntn9S). Yofet.
YoIt nod 9cutihlonO idlicBt bis
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
8ruSuftetl.M arft.

llntenitebcnoe 8reiic be5ieben Iib
alf oen Gngros-Son0eI; fiir ben
a~JcinbanoeI mrB Elm entiprehenoer
&hlfidIog aemaht DerOen.
6Qrms 4 rooufte.
Gier. pro 9llbrn0 100. bis pc.
Butter, pro Bfuno;
Creamery Separator . 10 bis 2t12
Creamery @otb. Cream II bis 81
Creamery Sanitation IA bis II
, lio. 9tortbmeitcrn Sable IS bis 10
@citern Store %atc0 10 bis 10
Creamery Yriut5 1 Yio. % bis %
Creamery @riut3 X Bio. % bis 90
Wt0., ga. mo va. Yrint8 IA bis Is
Creamery @Ioda, , EiunO 81 bis %
Nenouirt, bette Warfe II bis Is
RenoOirt, bette &rint8 . . IS bis 10
2eben0eS @eiIiigeI, pro Nfuuo:
oIte Siibner 13c. junge Siibncr
13c.; Gnteu Toe. bis t3c.; Gmtbeu,
pro 8oar 20c, bis 25c.
s il f te un6 IS e III ii e.
&ortoficln PRO 9uIhel 40c. bis
DOC; grimes @}oiS, pro 9useto 4c.
bis Sc; 3llderriiben, pro @iinoeI 1c.
bis ice; @ciBtobl, pro Come 81
bis SIS; 3luicbeIn, pro 9uihel zoe.
bis $1,25; Gorottcn, pro 9iinbeI 1c,
bis 115c.; tomatoes, pro @uidel
3212c. bis 40c. ICpfeI, pro SOB SOC.
bis $500; GontoIoupe8, pro Grate
SOC. bis $3.50; Inano5, pro Grote
$500 bis $3.50; 8iirlidc, pro Siite
65c. bis 1925; 8irnen, pro SOB 75c.
bis $500; Se(lcrie, pro Qubcno 20c.
bis 50c,; Eflmtmen, pro &orb 10c.
bis 1876; 0nmions, pro SAB $500
bis $3.50; Grmtben, pro 8orb 15c.
biz 20c.
Groceries uno Propiip'
mem.
SoI6flcii6, pro 8funo: feline gu.
gor-Gureo S6infen t3c.; groBe
Gugor.Gilreo Sdinfen 1219c.; So
Su0ar.Gllreo Shinfen 12c.; ga.
liiornier S6infen 91@c.; Sugar.
Gureo 9ruititiide t212c.; Sugar
Gure0 S6ultern Toe; troden geiol.
5ene Seitenrippen SEE; Spedieiten
91@c.; reineS SdmoI3 in SierceS
See; trodeu geioI5ene S6ultern
91@c.; SpediGuItern t012c.; MeB.
91weinefIeii6 $14.50 pro SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
gu u%ertaufen:

Msooern gc6auie 5ueiit6dige &oDnbduler an
san StraBe II. GoLtngtonsAoenue. Sir $t275
bdbet Gle Die 4uslpabl inter 5lp6lt. Wlarnors
Jreppe. Surnacc, Ruoe5imIter; Ib3ugsfdnuI.
Sdalib bon 9 bis 4 ltbr Bur Heii6ttglng aes
6ffiet. Spre6i bor in Gr. 1880, @aps strahs.
274-SS)
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SINUS. gubrnncIurrrs noue.

1884 Cft'Satetteltr. California Ii. Ohio.
gSeire. &erianmlllneslofal n@eriHdnia,
9ogc ST.; p9ilgen1. 9trb. stc. sllut. sIeretr
bon Sits&ultimore" gDpitlun Goncl. 8, 5.
8. o.; p(etauGrb. s1lntUn 79". Sale III
oermietbea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04

Tarm bon 90 9dern, pppott 20 In aliItur5us
Itanoc, nit Saus itno allen Iottfue1oiaet Sc
b1uIihfeitef, 1 Ileile bon Der @iienbabu, in
SuriorosGornib. glad3ufrnger bel 8. j. @edl'
tpIb, Gr. $40, SttosSetpetsStrnfe. (2l3-s2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
Nlirb. gernsfls Mtitnnrnnt.

1909, gart=StrGBc,
ndbe Der BitIi1eH 8oIt5ciiiuitun. Gar,
mer 2uHtb BON 10 bis 2 llGr ytuOmtiiags
@.ebHer'S unitbertreffIi9Cs Bier am
8Gpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04

Gountb; SO 4der, 145 Ider am WdgotbD =jIis
Der; 1853 9Ider, $50 @der; einige oiefer 5drlneH
fino int boben dlltur3uitanbe. mo tperoeu
fdinmtIi1 ST. ~dntebmbdreit Breiien ll1o inter
euten 9eoingunaen %berfaltft
Subn i. Miniants,
sr. 406. Ct, 9aulStraBe, Baltimore, no.
(Sept27, W2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
8altimprcr Marftbcridltc.

Baltimore, 3. Sftober 1901.
ID l.-3ufubr 7779 61iier, ein'
ihlicBIih COZ 6Giicr 81 &ocuit- Eoint
unO - 6Giicr 81 Canton. &iiiten'
pcrionot - 6diicr. Gie Freiic itcIl.
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Sf275 fir clues Dieicr moOcrmsn 5prifddiscu

sic inter oem neuer NnugeIeb ge6aut ipurbeft;
$40 Sruno3ius; feline Vdarsgn8ublun9. giubs
5"ufragcn an Crt uro Stele, Stoiette Der Wia'
(276-S2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
aSam susp's a;sftaurant,
Otto winters Metanraut,


l424 Sfts8aItimores Strabe. - 8immet an
Serren Al oerntiet6eu. - 5einite @etrdnie
ui1o 9SeiHe. aNaDsBielp9grauerei"sgt er.
8erlammlunosIotGl qGits9ombaroitr. SIN.
merlu. 9nus nth Get66eretu". Ebef Eel.
Wt. 8ernpu 4042-@.
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etcncaciud d

Sin 5ulgc, 10 1ugre alt, toeben aus ilngarn
anqeiommen, g(nitreiber mo 3lnners.glnler,
Iudt NeihdftiQun0 trgeuo lpelher 9lrt. Rad
~5ufrnaen in 9r. 1923, Glcment' StrnRc.
(276-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04

lombard uuo 3. StraBe, S~iqblanotoiuH
Die ~fetniien @ctrdnfte aaer art. - 8on.
itdnotg ,leu etUaerihtet. Sin @eTu@ aqer
tletner 6rcunoe uuo oeS RltbIiiims In
Gugemetlcn itetS ipiHfunmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
@aui 9(ftlcu.

gdfe 5ur aeiie ms 2nstuuo bciorst Gslp.
Jlaine, ar. Ali, ct. gaatstraes,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04

Sin 6eutihe5 Dldoder iu6t SteQuna iii
auqeineine 6dusarbeit. gidd5ufruqet in Nr,
14t9, 9cratur. etrnfc, 2oeuit'9Uint. (27s)
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tse.. Die dIttfte 1891.
NarDlanb Gbattel Hpan aioetatipn.

Hm nnb ra6 Donnerftng, ben IA. IDrtI. Be-
Nnosn it9 nnlgTe Sei6ditss9 iireair In
E1rttrre.
Srout Office oberbnlb Gnlberts5trase.
$40 rig $3.50 dEt QlobeIu, Ftonos etc. ous0e.
i.eben, obue SHtiernune ~oerfeIbsn
a5refftri poer teepbontrt an
hilbert Slumt, IT,, W(onneer,
Gr. 2f7, Tprb.S dluert.gfEafe.
Noesf, n'rb. ooripreben ilHo uuTere staten
L~oltentset children. Wab. sGeIepbpn: @onrtlanb
900. 0tobo 1S,z&5)
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Sn perfaufen.
$500 Iiauu fir 800.

MiuR uCrtauit uerocu.
Sin In Baltimore aebGlltes &tGno NIT brad
tiqcm Ipu, puue 7 1f3 Sttaten, reid 9enrbeltea
les ouufclfdrbiges @cbduie, nm IN leinent 3us
ituuoe. @reis mr 500, etuf6IteBlt6 Sede ll1o
GtlbL. iolpie finfidbrtger Sarnrtie. Sine ith
Iclten micoer bietenbe 9elege1beit. Q&tro dut
9lb3a6lung nit chem g~eringer 4reisdufiblaB
pertduft.
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Scrlangt i'm IQgemeinen.
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fir 6ausurbeit. 9}ub5ufrugen In Rr. t4t1,
SceutHr. StraRc, &OcnitsFuiut. (27s)
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sn nttf. Sdrleben auf Galdre. W6beln ooer
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TnrIsben aui aidbelu NIB anbere etderhetten
mr. o Bro5ent-9einu rad1 benz neuen 6efebe;
prtoattm. Hidter, Ir. 210, Cft.2ertngtou.
etrafe, Birnnter glr. a. 8dniant 8uilofna. On
DER Slllee plro Seut19 gefpro8en.
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their extreme perishability is matter
worth consideration to most shoppers.
However, the latter point is not of any
more weight than it always is.
Tuckings are the chief medium OF or
namenting these dresses. High priced
gowns of this order show tricks with
them that are new to most women and
lat are INDUCED with remarkably free
hand. Skirts are tucked in clusters
about the knees, and above there may be
deep tucks or pin tucking, or both these
may appear Tucked yokes, tucked
panels, medallions of tuckery-these and
many more tricks are used to make the
gown ornate. Bodices are even more
show places for the different forms of
tucking. Here they may be so numer-
Gus that hardly a square inch of the plain
material shows, even though the tucks
be of the finest. Little other emhellish-
ment appears on the gown in some cases,
not infrequently when medallions Of
tucking are used freely. But more often
there is rather free employment of lace
and insertions, and shirring and putting
may add to the Celebrations. Muslin
drop Innings are usual for the skirts.
The simple tailor gown that is not SO
plain but that some individuality may
appear in it is the most desirable sort
Just now. And CT strictly tailor trim
ming there may be a deal, but the EN-
bellishnents that went in such quantity
with the so-called French tailormade are
INDUCED but sparingly. At the most,
there may be touches of them at neck
and wrists. Tucking is much used here,
too, the texture of stylish cloths being
finely adapted to this treatment. Self
trimming is standby, taking the form
of bands, tabs and pieces of all sizes and
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chamber with her sisterrinslaw, Mrs.
II. Friedenberg. of Bradford, Pa.
The period of religious mourning ex-
pired at 8 o'clock yesterday morning.
and just at that hour a bird as large
as sparrow and as black as night
flew out Of the gas CRATE, which was
burning, and alighted at Mrs Davis's
feet. Both women tried to scare the
bird away by waving their hands at
it. but it stayed three minutes, hop
ped about on table and finally van
ished through the front door.
Mrs. Davis, who had been grief
stricken because of the death of her
husband, to whom she had been mar
ried thirty years, became cheerful at
once. She tells her friends that it bore
message direct from God telling her
that she should be comforted and that
all would be well. An examination OF
the chimney showed that the bird must
have come down the hot chimney
through a hole about an inch square
Small blackbirds are foreign to these
parts, and cynical persons say it must
have been sparrow with coat Of
SCOT. But Mrs. Daviss story has crea-
ted a stir in the fashionable district
where she lives. One of the persons
who saw the bird is a Mr.. Bernstein,
of 121 West One Hundred and Four
teenth street, New York, and he cor
roborates the story of its strange
DnnEnO10nfS Ronhi 40 of 10
Beth Zion has heard the story. He
expressed delight at Mrs. Davis's COM
fort-New York Sun.