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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-08-25
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR COAL.

Notice is hereby given that
bids will. be received by the board
of county commissioners of
Steele county, at the office Of the
Auditor, in Sherbrooke, N. D.,
up to 2 o'clock, p. M, Monday,
October 3rd, 1904, for twenty
tons of hard nut coal, delivered
in the cellar of the county build
ing at Sherbrooke not later than
November 1st, 1904. The board
reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
By order of the Board of
County Commissioners.
S. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-08-25
LOST.

On section 16, Hope twp, or
between there and Ole Rye's, a
vest containing a time book, a
number of letters and silver
watch, Waltham movement, No.
6O7716, case number 309592. Re-
turn for reward to this Office. !.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-08-25
Shooting Tournament.

Page Record: There was a
shooting tournament on the
grounds of the Page Gun Club
Thursday afternoon in which a
number of local sports partici-
pated and team from the Hope
Club contested with a Page team,
defeating our nimrods by a score
of 95 to 81. There was also q
shoot between B. O. Seymour of
Grand Forks, champion trap shot
of North Dakota, and L. H. Reid
of Cincinnati. Ohio, the latter
winning. The following is the
score in the various events:
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-08-25

A large crew is at work plast-
ering the school house. The
heating plant has arrived and
will be put into place at once. It
will be some time yet before the
building is CO. mpleted.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-08-25
TAKE NOTICE.

All parties are strictly forbid
den to hunt on Goose Lake.. on
sections II and II, twp. 143,
range 81, and sections 81 and 35,
twp. 144, range 81. The above
described lands take in all of
Goose Lake.
Erwin Gilmore,
(Signed) Wil'Gil1hore,,-
J. D. Kelley,
Owners.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-08-25
WANTED.

All the: cream in and about
Hope for top prices at the
Hope Creamery.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-12-30
Detuncion

Fl yiernes de la semana pa.
sada departi6 de este vida a la
tierna edad de 8 amos, Henri
cues Morrison, despues de una
enfermedad de mas que un
mes, Sc bol6 ajuntarse 4 con los
angeles del cielo, y eI.Domingo
fu6 enterado asistiendo nu-
chos parieLtes y amigos el fu-
neral, derijido per Ell Reyeren-
do Pope, dejo para Iomautar
su departure a 8u Padre, Geo.
A. Morrison y esposa.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-12-30

estos provistos:
|. Sc asegurara perfecta
toleranCia de sontimiento reli-
gioso, y ningun habitante del
eStado sera molestado en- su
persona 8 propiedad por razon
de su creencia religiosa. Los
matrimonias poligamos que
daran para siempre prohibldos.
2. Ell pueblo que habite ell
propuesto estado conyendra y
declaraJa que para Slempre
reununcia toho derecho y titl.
loa los terrenos pdblicos no
apropiados 0 concesionados
adentro del mismo, asi como a
los terren9s de los indios.
3. Ell estado asumira todos
las deudzs de los territeri0S de
Arizona y Nueyo Mexico.
4. Sc hara provision para
lestablecimiento y sostencion
de un sistema de eScuelas pub.
licas libres de inAujo sectaria
los cuales Sc llevran en- ingles,
aunque no Sc prohibo en- las
escuelas poblicas la ensenanza
de otros idiomas.
5. El estade nunCa decreta-
ia leyss que limiten Q restrin-
jan ell derecho de sufragio
''por razon de raza, color, 0
previa condicion de servidum-
bre. j por razon de cualesqui-
era otras condolences Q califi-
caciones, salvo y solo por
razOn de analfabetismo, mino-
ria, sexo, conviction de felonia
condiCion mental 0 residencia.
6, La capital del estado
estara en- Santa F6 y no Sc
cambiara de ALI antes de 1910.
Despues de ese ano, la capital
Sc estableCera permanonte-
mente por mayoria de votos.
Seccion 22. ST la convention
formare una constitution de
acuerdo con los terminus del
aCta de habilitaCiOn, ordenara
por medic de ordenanza ell que
la constitution Sc SOmeta al
pueblo para ser aprobada {
rechazada en- tempo fijadC
por dicho ordenanza; mas eSta
eleccion Sc verificara no menos
que sesenta dios nj mas dc
seis meses despues de la pro
rOga de la convention. En-
esta election los votOs regis
trados votaran direCtamentC
por o en- contra de cualquler;
otro provisto sometidO separa
damente. Los gobernadore
o jueces superiOres de los do
! territories. 0 cualesqulera tire
de- eIIos Sc reunirdn en- SAINT
| Ft el tercer luues desples d
Ia election y c0ntrardn Io
yoros. 81 Uu mayoria de 10
yotos lcgaIes dados sobr
aquelia Question:, esta por |
constitution, el cuerpo de con
tadores asi 10 certiGcara d
presidente de los Estados Uni
dos
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-12-30


E1 III inaePaho!enJe do Ia
'0'li'i" I''''",''' ~ Puoilco oll
al 'I04Il'o' =, LeLe'elle al IdIoma
0'9'eis'l'o' qoe P[ll'cI plaoa con
0S'a' P"'aofaS' oe ha hecho
inoo' az uf eli N aeFo AeXlco
10 ''''af con ulla eSPecle de !
S'Iop9lIo J nlehoSPfeclo no |
'70i"'Il0''o d IoS que haolah
g'p3iiol S'l'o aI iaioMa mlSmo
07 co"i ~ aquello5 ia9rdn cul-
P'0i7S Uo "'Sull ooIl0o pof nab
i"i q lulollia " St'S ahtePaSd oS
0Io' "A noSo0fos nos Iamo la
''9llcioh e 81 af0icaio y dlfmos
Poiqo7 IlellloS hoIado con ia
fVo PeSaF' que nay algnnas ia
'illlldS' oe nueSlfa faza'que no
SOLO {, no naOIan d st'S hIJoS en- SUI
iolollldS Slno que Pefmlten que
90 l00 Il" ole u eSPauol J con hlu
'lo o[$ullo aecen queSuS hlJos
no lldDIdI Ell llHlIeA MI
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-12-30
Completara en- otro numerc

Torre0n cash store ha receba
una surtida de iugetes y efetos
esquisitos para los dias de fiesta
cual bende muy baratos por di-
nero, llegan aberlos.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-12-30
pROVISTOS DE LA
LEY De ESTADO.
De E Popular
De Ell Bolstin Popular,



importancia para Ell pueblo de
Nuevo Mexico insertamos a
continuation les proVlStos de
la ley de estado pendiente en-
ell congreso para la admission
Nhevo Mexico y Arizona CON
solidados. No eqiste duda de
que la ley parara en- el congre-
so en- los primeros dias de 1903
V sin mucha tardanza deSpues
despues los territories concer-
nidos tendran que verse trente
4 frente con la alternative de
un estado consolidate 0 de
verse excludes de la Union
quiza por muchos amos.
Desde la seccion | hasta la sec
cion Is Sc trata evcluslvamente
de la consolidation y formacl-
on del estado de Oklahoma
consolidate con ell Territorlo
Indio. La seccion 10 es la prl-
meiu que habla de Nuevo
Mexico y Arizona, y Sc EXPIRE
sa asi: Toda aqueIla parte del
area de los Estados Unldos que
ahora constituve los territories
de Nuevo MEXICO y Arizona,
come, ahora descritos, Fodra
erigirse como 81 estado de Arl-
zona, segun provisto mas ade-
lante:
Seccion 20, Modos los cleo
torres califcados de los terrific
rios, respectivamente eStaran
intitulados a escoger y votar
por dolegados para formar una
convention constitutional para
dichos territoriof. La conven-
cion escogera 10 delegados,
setenta de ellos de NueVo Mex
icos V cuarenta de Arlzano.
FL goberuador, juez superior y
secretario de cada un terrltorlo
repartiran los delegados entire
los condados de cada uno en- 10
manera mas equitatiVa de
acuerdo con ell censo' de 1900
Trieta dias nespues de Ia apro-
bacion de la ley por el preSl-
dente, ell gobernados de uno y
otro territorio eXpedlra pro
clama que ordeno election de
delegados a la convention con
stitucional. LA election de
los delegados debe de verifcar
Sc tres meses despues del pa
safe de los delegodos debe dc
verificarse tres meses despue'
del pasaje de la ley 'por el con
g1eso. Sc hara inscription
general de los votantes. Par;
poderse votar, los ciudadano
habran residido en- el territorlC
un a1o, en- ell condado dos me
ses, 0 treinta dias en- ei precin
to en- que han de- votar. EST
inscription 8 registration ser'
suIiciente para la subsecueut
eleccion que Sa de tenerse pa
ro ratification de la constitu
cion Y election de los oficiaIe
de estodo.
Seccion 2I. Los deIegados
la convention CONSTRUCTIONS
Sc reuniran en- Santa F6 {
Quinto lunes despues de S
election. No recibiran con
pensacion por mas que sesent
i. l. ro,.r;nin nnn In nn1,nnr
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house. A fine program was rendered,
ana Ice cream and cake were served.
Mr. Senen, a director OF the American
heet Sugar association, was here from
the east Thursday and was shown over
me beet fields and sugar plant by the
Utah Sugar co.
Last evening Mrs Annie Coates gave
q very delightful social at her home IN
honor Of her nephew, Mr. Geo A,
Coates who lately returned from
mission 70 Samoa, delicious supper
was served and a pleasing program rem
dered. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. William Wing. Mr. and
Mrs. Francis child, MIR and Mrs. John
70, Standing, Mr. and Mrs Joseph An
derson, Mr. and Mrs. William Coates
Misses Lulu Trane, Eta Fowler, Josie
Snow May Whipple, Susie Whppe
Emma Woodhouse, Martha Hurley, n.
ma Larklns Emma Lindsay Jennie
Agnes. AdClia and Susie Coates. and
Messrs. Geo A.. Charles and Abraham
Coates, Ilyrum Anderson, Geo. l.
Schow, William and Robert Evans.
Miss Emma W0odhousc II down from
Idaho Falls Idaho, where she has been
visiting relatives the past month.
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II;IiI.

LehI, Utah, Aug. Wednesday
evening Miss Marie Bush gave a very
delightful party at her home to a num-
Der OF her young lady friends.
Misses Sadie and Pearl Davis, who
nave been spending the summer IN Salt
Lake city, have returned TO their home
here.
Miss Edna Hackett Of Alpine was a
visitor here Sunday and Monday,
Mr. Sylvester Wilcox OF Garland Is
visiting his parents here. He win soon
ltaVe for Idaho Falls to occupy a prom.
hent position with the Idaho Sugar Co.
W the laboratory.
Mr, Geo. A, Smith OF Salt Lake City
was m town Thursday shaking hands
with old friends.
Misses Emma Llnday and Zlna Lar
klns returned TO Ogden today after a
prolonged visit with friends here.
Nc y, J. Hutchings was a visitor to
sah Lake City Monday.
q. s''' - - W GLIB anu ntT sister, MISS
sSargaret Thorne, were visiting with
friends In Pleasant Grove Tuesday.
Mr Z. Thompson and family have
removed to Salt Lake city where they
VIII make their future home,
at Joseph l.. Holden left for
wheeling West Virginia, Wednesday,
Where he has gone 90 sell some very
him.
~
MT p. f. Dyer. OF the firm Of E. II.
Eyer K Co., OF Cleveland Ohio, was the
tuest Of Mr.. M. w ingalls, Wednesday.
ne IL on a tour OF inspection OF the fac
tories which were built by their firm
~ me west and was shown over the
factory here by Mr.. Ingalls,.
Mrs. Nate Rockhil Ia visiting with
"rs A. ;, Hush Of Payson,
Mrs. Emma Baker Of Bingham can.
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repeated until 70 works out a delicate
design In leaves and blossoms.
Some Of these hangings fail straight
10 the floor. others are finished I'm far.
tasuc scallops, but an can be washed
on with warm water as " they were 80
much porcelain.
For background to this cozy corner
japanese prints or banners are used, or
a simple fricze Of plaIn-toned burlap
b0rdered by japanese bands But there
must be no folds TO hold the summer
dust II canopy Is used at all. IL Is OF
iightest SIX, IN simple folds which can
De wiped Off on taken down and shaken
each week. In place Of the upholstered
divan there are quaint, low settoes COW
cred In washable Japanese crepe
Paper lanterns are not used 10 cast
dim light In The summer co2y corner
but bamboo table may hold a squat
brass lamp on overhead there Is huug
a lantern in green bronze metal edged
with bead fringe which scintillates I'm
thousand colors ana can be washed
and wiped,
\ woman whose husband is an ex-
pert angler has built an idep coy Goa
ncr IN the den with "a drapcry Of fish
nets that are genuine, caught with fish
poles that have passed the age OF use
tulness, small handnets, etc. The couch
rs Of rattan, piled with pillows I'm wash
able materials. showing nothing but
woodland and river tnts. The back
ground Is OF woody-brown burlap. and
It's one decoration Is a mountain fsh,
reproducing the pride Of her husband
many catches
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yon is visiting with Mrs, r. J. Hutch
ings,
Mr.. Jas. II. Gardner was IN Spanish
Fork Tuesday on business.
Thursday evening dance was given
IN the city pavilion under the aus
pices Of Smuin band which was much
enjoyed by those present
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hammer Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Peterson. Mr. and Mrs.
Lelioy Lott. Messrs. Morgan and lssle
Evans, Ray Coates Misses Mabel
Woodhouse, Rose Peterson are num-
Der OF a party Of young people who are
spending the week in American Fork
canyon,
Mr. e. J. Mckinley has moved to
Sugar city Idaho
Mr. Robert Taylor and VIE OF Eureka
ere In Lehi visiting with relatives.
Mr. ELAN Fout2 IS down I'm Willard
county buying horses for the eastern
market,
MI John Brown. agricultural super
intendent OF the Grand Junction. colo.
sugar factory ~ visiting his family
here.
Mr. Nathan Kirkham is home from
Fairfield,
Mrs Francis Child. after a few weeks
visit with relatives in SprIngylle, re-
turned to her home here Monday.
Mrs. l., II, Pearson OF Spanish Fork
was visiting her parents here this week.
Mrs, Olive Hodge has returned from
a visit with friends In Garland.
Rev, Geo, l. Adams, principal Of tho
New West academy, has returned from
Westboro Mass, his old home and
Boston, whore he has been visiting
with friends and relatives He was
accompanied by Mrs a. r. Forbes of
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oston, who viii also teach in the AGA.

Boston, who viii also teach In the AGA.
deny.
Mrs. Laura II. Cutler Of Salt Lake
city was visiting Mrs John Y. Smith
Thursday
Mrs, Jane Vaughn has returned from
n prolonged visit with her daughter
Mrs Mark Austin Of Sugar CITY, ldaho'
Mrs. Harriet Jacobs and Mrs. Robert
Gllchrlst have returned from Canada,
where they have been visiting rela-
lives.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gaddie and Misses Ethel
Ross. Christie Fox, Laura Knudson,
have returned from Idaho, where they
we're staying with friends and rela-
lives,
Miss Garry Pepper spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends In Park CITY
Mr.. caleb Tanner OF Provo was shak
ing hands with friends here Tuesday
The Fourth ward choir gave a hay
rack excursion to the Saratoga
SPRINGS resort Tuesday evening, which
was much enjoyed by those participant
ing,
Mfr. j. w. Workman and family OF
Grand Junction, Colo, are among Le-
HRS new residents,
Mr. John Whlmpey VIII leave III
day or so for Grand Junction, Colo, 10
occupy position with the sugar mil'
there.
Thursday evening the y, Y univcrsit-
Nv entertainment company gave a very
delightful CONCERT In the Opera House
which was much enjoyed by those pres
emit. The artists present were Prol'
A. c. Lund. MIR. Andelin ana Misses
Jepperson and Johnson
MFR. James NJ. Kirkham was a visitor
TO the capital Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph savoy returned from
visit to Idaho Monday
Miss Magkie Murdoch. Of Heber CITY
was visiting friends here this week
Mr.. Brigham Anderson, one OF our old
residents who moved To ldano some TWO
years ago. is visiting relatives here
Mrs. Mary Ellsworth was a Provo
visitor Monday.
Mr.. John worlton has returned from
short visit to Sugar city ldaho'
The Primary OF the Second ward gave
a very delightful social gathering last
Friday evening In the Central school,
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land Of Salt Lake city were the guests
Of Mrs. j. d. Stack this week
Miss Ethel ODD. Who has been the
guest Of Mrs Jacob Muntz for the past
mouth viii return TO her home at
Kaysylle on Sunday next
Miss Backett OF Nephl Is visiting
Mr.. ana Mrs Eugene Blockett OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Crawley ave
entertaining Miss Crawley OF Nephi.
Mrs, Bert Thurmond has returned
from Two weeks sojourn with friends
ut Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas S. Haynes re-
turned Wednesday from visit with
the latters parents at Payson
Mrs p, Bonner. Mrs Baird and Miss
Mary Gallagher returned Wednesday
from Two months sojourn with rela-
tlves at Rockwell, Iowa,
Miss Agnes Shea has concluded a
pleasant visit with Miss Frances Nc
Christal at salt Lake city.
The Mutual Improvement associa-
lions and Sunday school gave q fare
well party at the l.. -. $. church on
Friday evening last IN honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Christie Hyldahl A short pro-
gram OF speeches, Rotations and music
was rendered, followed by light re-
freshment. Mr. and Mrs. Hyldahl LEFT
Saturday for ElsInore where they viii
visit for a short time, after which they
will make a tour Of the Eastern and
Southern states Mrs. Walter Jensen
accompanied them as far AZ Elsinore
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Schlect win
leave the first Of the week for "A two
months visit 10 the east and the ST
Louis exposition.
Dr. and Mrs, G. S. Carpenter Of san
Francisco have located in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs Ned Hickman are vic
itlng friends at Payson
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes visited
friends at Park city this week.
Q. y. Belts. agent OF the Rio Grande
Western Ry. at this place. and family,
returned Sunday night after an alb
sence OF several months spent on their
ranch IN Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Belts visited the st, Louis exposition
during their absence.
Mayor James ID. Stack and wife WIS.,
tied Mr., and Mrs. a. j. O'Connell at
Park city this week.
Mrs Cecilia Bacon is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bennion at Park
city.
Miss Josie Murphy Of Park city is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mae MalYeIy
of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ. Helmick and wife
of Salt Lake are visiting Or. and Mrs.
Countryman,
Dartons orchestra gave a well.at-
tended social hop at l. O. o. T. hail
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Haynes and
Miss Florence Frances Gin are visiting
friends at Payson.
Mrs Otto NJ Swart2 returned to her
home at Salt Lake Sund " after a 10
days visit here, She was accompanied
home by Miss Elizabeth Dewar, who
will be her guest for a month.
Miss Kate Frisby has returned from
visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Eugene Pull
yer of Payson.
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i.UPEKA,

Eureka-Mr and Mrs Charles
O'Conncll Of Tintic Junction are visit
ing Salt Lake and Park City friends
this week.
Mrs Fred Rheims spent the fore
part Of the week with friends at Provo
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan and children
are the guests Of friends at Salt Lake
Miss Elodia Mangum is the guest Of
friends at Bingham Junction.
The knights of Tntic Tent No. 49,
X. O. r. NJ. entertained their wives and
the ladies' Of Tlntic Hive No. 6, at l.
O. O. +, hall Thursday evening, with
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G. .. eurhsns tsstIflss after four yeat.

G. q. Burhans, OF Carlisle Center, N. y,
writes: About four years ago | wrote
you stating that | had been entirely cur
ed OF severe kidney trouble by taking
less than two bottles OF Foleys Kidney
sediment and pain and symptoms OF kid
ney disease disappeared. | am glad to
say that have never hal return of
any OF those symptoms during the four
years that have elapsed and 7 am evil
IDENTIFY cured 10 stay cured. and heartily
recommend Foley's Kidney cure to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder trou.
and healthy looking. TO rsale by Y. c. NJ.
|. DRUG Department.
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Permanent Muscular stron eth,

There is this 10 be borne in mind In
these days when so many young men
are giving so much attention to physi-
cal development, In gymnastc and ath-
letic exercises, that there cannot be
permanent muscular strength where
there Is not blood strength
Hoods Sarsaparlla gives blood
strength, promotes digestion and as
simlation, and builds up the whole sys-
TEN,
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n card party. During the evening re-
freshments were served, and all pres
ent spent an enjoyable evening.
Miss Dolly Il. Argall OF Butte City
Montana, is visiting her father, William
Argall Of this city.
Rev. Father Finni OF All Halows'
College, Salt Lake was the guest Of
Rev Father ODonohoe the fore part
of the week.
Mrs, Michael Harrington returned TO
her home at Butte City, Montana, after
a pleasant visit with Eureka friends.
over two hundred Tlntlcites went to
Park City on the excursion last Sun
day and are high I'm their praise OF the
manner in which they were treated by
the Parkites.
Miss Ethel Iyey is the guest Of Ed.
itor Graham's family at Provo,
Mrs. V. L. Thomas visited her
daughter, Mrs. Earl Tomlnson, at Park
City this week
Sterling Harris of Robinson led Miss
Annie Lloyd Of Spanish Fork to the
altar this week.
George Falkner Of Provo and Miss
Dora Dickerson OF Mammoth Joined the
married state this week.
The Misses Lund Of Iowa and HaW-
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Paids following
especially pretty In the autumn show cloth light
broken shades Of the
with white broadcoh collar
coat braided in gold The the ncu
fun barely
sides while front and back drop little farther The with
side pas for
hem and defined with
that collar
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EXTENSIVE TRAVELLERS

Always go one route, returning an
other When you go east ask for tick
cts either going or returning via Colo
RADIO Midland See all the Rockies
without additional cost Through stan.
dard and tourist sleepers.
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The new Miller, Warburton. Denney
and Horton Derbies and soft goods
styles never 80 pleasing, $500 and $500
qualities,
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
1866 Main Street.
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EUREKA AND RETURN
Next Sunday, Aug. 2sth,
Fall Hat Exhibit,

Special train via d. q II. G. at $50
am. from Salt Lake.
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WOMAN'S WORLD.

A housewife whose laws are as fixed
as those Of the Modes and Persians
will drive her family away, especially
the children, Good fellowship and jolli-
ty in the home should be a part OF the
good discipline, and not looked upon as
crime. I am personally acquainted
with a housewife, not home maker, I'm
Broo6lne, who boasts that her husband
and her son never enter the front door
In wet weather. They have been disci-
plined to enter through the back door
and climb three flights OF stairs to their
sitting room. They are never allowed
TO smoke in the house. They are not
allowed to rest upon a sofa I'm dressing
gown and slippers, because It Is not
dignifed. This surely seems like strain
ing at gnat and swallowing camel
and such discipline in most homes
would drive the family away from IL.
On the other hand, the members Of
the household should not be encouraged
TO be tardy al meals. That, above every
thing else, makes trouble with servants
There should be restriction on untidi-
ness Of all kinds, and the home should
not be made a rendezvous for all Of the
boys and girls IN the neighborhood
any hour OF the day, to ransaCk the
garnet, deplete the ice box and throw
things into confusion There is a hap.
Ply medium which the genuinely good
housewife will discover II she tries II
is not necessary 10 drlye away her
young people TO find their FUN" in 9th.
er homes-which they always compare
TO the disadvantage OF their own--just
because they may be a little trouble
some or may seem 10 infringe on houses
hold discipline. One can be a good
housekeeper, taking the most particu.
lar care of all her possessions. and not
make them more important than the
happiness and comfort OF her family
Debon Ayr In Leslie's Weekly.