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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, Robert good administration of Mayor D. Curter. Hoboes look at our rock pile and generally pass on in peace. McDunlvl, formerly of the TriBAKER CITY E. A.bureau in Ogden, la still correbune for the Portland Oregonian. spondent Our pretty oiera house la ably managed and well patronised. A BERTA WY. WHAT FORMER 0GDENITE8 ARE OREGON. DOING IN EASTERN MONDAY, NEW YORK FEBRUARY BOYS AND CHILDRENS 2? CLOTHING SALE Fashion Letter gauxes and suited are better materiula other light the critical turning point of the winThere are some for young girls. ter season. The regime of the ball g charming materials of that lighter orEnterprise of David Eeelaa and gown reaches its end next week, on der to be seen In the shops and most of Jad Ballantyna'a Ash Wednesday, and the dinner gown Muaical Son. of them are quite within the reach of will reign supreme during the season the moderately well to do people. of Lent, which proscribes dancing and Several attractive novelties in corg other amusements of a gay and frivo- sets have come out recently which To the Utah State Journal: lous nature. The question of dinner (Special Correspondence.) to many will undoubtedly appeal flaps a word from this busy Is of supreme importance Just we women who, for some reason or other HEBER, Utah, Feb. 13. Last Satur- gowns mlnght Interest your renders. as at this time and anything that has any have trouble In getting just the kind Ogden colony here. day night several friends surprised have a bebearing upon that question is of ab- of corset they want One is a new it her at home, Turner Mrs. Jane To begin with. Billy Sluder and his to the feminine mind. anniversary of her sorbing interest front corset which embodies ing the thirty-firhave been very straight fashion of The son have opened up an attractive samakers new idea. The lower part of a birth. Among the guests were Presquite and considerate for the fair sex during the the sides of the corset is formed by loon business, a box bowling alley be- ident Hatch and Judge Hatch, the several teachers of the Heber schools. last few years, by compensating two pieces set on and adjustable, being one feature, and other loss of opthe for fashion of followers Abram Mrs. On Tuesday afternoon laced together In the front. These attract Iona. crea- ing honor of the portunity to display gorgeous in a dinner Hatch two gave Is pieces are made flexible by three There Ogden men do well here. tions In dresses, caused by the restricof the Central school. teachers of elastic set in on either side. bands season by a develIly Shurtllff with his enticing Owl. Miss John, one of the teachers, who tions of the Lenten The corset is laced with two strings, He hna made lots of money and he has been laid up with a sprained an- opment of dinner gown fashions upon one carried from the top of the corball gown lines. Nowadays there is looks aa young and la as pleasant as kle, is now at her post again. set to the waist and the other from difference between ball and The wife of Cashier' J. C. Jensen, but little ever. the waist line to the lower edge. The dinner gowns. They are built of the recoverIs Heber bank. of slowly the ends of the upper lacing are brought Jed Now cornea the irrepressible same kinds of materials, ornamented In Illness. serious from her to the front and carried down ing around clerk the at Oregon Bnllantlne, Invoice the same gorgeous style and one is sad a very (Friday) to lower Yesterday the leader and part of the corset, where office, Lumber company's over the re- cut about as low as the other. The hold the adjustlble pieces on of the South Baker choir, and being funeral took place here they who was only difference, and that is in many either side firmly together. The steel one of the Ogden Ballantlnes, he is, of mains of Mrs. Mary Nurden, cases not marked enough to form a of the corset Is full length and there flne drowned in Provo river last Monday. course, a very good one. His in Nurden was born and raised in clear distinction, is the sleeves. Ball are three catches on the lower part of baby boy, who arrived lately, can Mrs. gowns are 'usually made without It and three on the edges of each of wield a light baton and sound high this place but since her marriage has She sleeves, while dinner gowns are usual- the Grove. Pleasant at made home her Ballan-tlne notes better than his pa. Mrs. adjustable side pieces. ly provided with such or at least with was a respected woman, highly young new corset, which has a Another la from Wilson's Lane. host of some rudimentary attachments that a and knew who all her, over the hip and by skirt Reverend piece la long Then there the Right with may, in a pinch, be interpreted as whose side steels are carried down a and relatives friends sympathise ticket and agent Joseph Burton, freight Elder Joseph sleeves. short distance below the hips, is also of the Sumpter Valley railroad com- the bereaved family. Never before was there so much libMoulton and Patriarchs John Duke, In ever Is aa as He pany. energetic taste In the mat- shown and will be welcome to thou John M. Murdock and Abram Hatch erty left to individual who wish to wear tight fitting skirts, hla business. Hla wife la also an ter of selecting materials for dinner spoke words of condolence and comwithout having quite the proper figure gowns than there 1s at the present for them. Below these side steels are The Lewis family, eight In number, fort at the funeral. time and never before was there such Judge Booth of Provo has been separate hip pieces of the corset ma are here six grown up men, and their maa bewildering array of beautiful sevweek and court here this holding terlal set on three Inches from the parents. Perhaps the old gentleman terials, beautiful In color as well as front and extending partly over it. It can be remembered as Ogdena first eral minor cases have been disposed texture, to select from. Brocaded silks of. Is held in place by an elastic which Is deto be used who sanitary Inspector, At the county teachers convention and satins In the most beautiful pat- at the lower end of the hip piece. nounced by many people as a nuisance Prof. C. A. Blocker terns and shades are offered In the Medium sixed hats are more and himself, always stirring up things and today (Saturday) net of Park City gave a very Instructive shops, side by side with chiffons, more in favor. Small, boat shaped rooting Into other people's business. gauze and other diaphanous materials turbans and toques are frequently sun He Is now In hla TOth year and has and lucid talk on the teaching of lower of delightful texture and, last, but not on the streets and It Is pretty well set retired from business. He was local grades. He plead earnestly for the least, velvets of la pliability and fine- tied in school use of the the that literature that no woman of taste will show auditor of the S. V. railroad. Now he ness of texture never before equalled. enbe of child the might vocabulary in the shopping district In a herself says he Is nobody. He don't get into So great is the number of rich and efficient an become riched and agent reIs any scrapes here, for he la old and handsome materials that It la quite large picture hat. These hats are of expressing the best thoughts. for served or formal often sick. strictly carriage difficult to choose among them. The wear. The Hon. Joseph A. West worked fashion of it that is, beauty prescribes The military Jacket has become quite AN ADDRESS hard during 1903, surveying and not one of these materials and every a and is decidedly becoming to favorite the S. V. railroad extenone has the privilege to suit her taste sion and putting down stakes, etc. The Recently Delivered by Judge W. H. and young women. The material should purse. or some fine quality of Utah Construction company built the King at the Ogden The lines within which individual be broadcloth xlbeline. Braids are used profusely In grade. Among the Ogdenltes there Tabernacle. taste may assert Itself in regard to were John G. Tyler, Archie Bourman, the style of the gowns and waists and frogs, epaulets and bindings. Only To the Utah State Journal: KindCharlie Brown and others. They put their trimming and ornamentation are slender, youthful figures look well in ly republish the following report from also shown more liberal than ever. her through lively. It those short jackets. a Lake discourse of the Salt Tribune, The fashion of dining in public has will West that They say Surveyor may be said In a general way that led to the invention of an airy little continue his good work when the delivered by Judge King before a laces predominate In the trimming of spring and early summer melt away large audience assembled in the Ogden the waists, while the skirts are us- mousseline toque, which is worn a the snow. The John Day country will tabernacle Sunday afternoon, January great deal by fashionable women In ually of a less elaborate style, but beParis. Theu toques are trimmed with be tapped and the growing business of 31st, as follows: yond that it would be difficult to define A new note was sounded at the the 8. V. railroad will be much Inthe limits of dinner gown fashions gold and have either an aigrette or a tabernncle when afternoon creased. yesterday plume. That little hat is season. this Particularly velvet swuplng to worn There la much snow In the moun- Elder W. II. King, former congressman the theater after dinner. gowns affect greater simplicity and Some women, to whom they are betains, thank the Lord, and we have from Utah, was called to the pulpit are cut tighter fitting than before. had our All of snowing and blowing. Judge King did not advise the congre- Lines of jet and Jeweled coming, wear something like a Mary passementerie Our sawmill will soon be started up gation to take counsel and submit are used on velvet gowns, occasionally Stuart cap. and the sawdust will fly lively. Pres- to those In authority, as is custom- bands of The latest Parisian fad, which is furs or satin ribbons comsure to make its way across the ocean ident David Ecrles Is here overseeing, ary with Mormon speakers. He left bined with lace, which give to them consists In delicate silken hose, decor' planning and plotting for the good of the impression, in a delicate and di- a rather unusual effect. Some of the the whites, who get steady employ- plomatic way, that there Is too much handsomest velvet gowns shown are nted with hand painted birds, flowers aucounsel to ment nnd good wages through him. submission and In taking of extreme simplicity, rigorously plain, or arabesques on the instep and It Is now seemingly certain that an thority. some instances reaching up in front but there Is method In that apparent eastern syndicate will soon build a He denounced the attempts made madness. a short distance below the knu. There Is nothing that will to new sawmill here, between the O. R. under the cloak of religion to build lend itself so well to form an effective Some of those stockings combine the A X. and the 8. V. railroad, with a up religious hierarchies and to suphand painted decorations with inner background for gorgeous Jewelry than tlons of luce or drawn work In ex capacity of 40,000 feet a day. Our press freedom and liberty, and said one of those plain velvet gowns. The chief (Mr. Eccles) Is supjKised to be that true religion does not demand effect of the Jewels is wonderfully en- qulslte patterns. interested In it. that we stifle our reason and throttle hanced It sums as if early Victorian styles by the simplicity of the gown, Stoddard Bros, are preparing for a our Judgment and follow blindly the as there is will be the leaders In spring fashions nothing to detract attenand undoubtedly many old fashioned grand opening. They have had log- priesthood. tion from the valuable ornaments. to begers In the woods In the Upper camp the trouble Referring present Velvets are shown In greater varie- materials will become popular. all winter, hewing down trees, slid tween Russia and Japan, Judge King Net top laces and other kinds of net ty of texture, colors and shades this luce w ill be in great demand' for frills Ing them down on the slippery right denounced the atrocities committed season than ever before and some of of way," and stacking them up on the by the Russiuns in China. War Is the goods are of remarkable and flounces this spring. displayed railroad cars when the mill starts up. wrong, he declared; it is opposed to There nre some In various beauty. It Is dangerous work and in some of Christianity. It can only be justified shades THE TURN OF THE DICE. of pink, from the palest to the camps there have been serious ac- in the protection of home and country some of a. We dream. brighter hue, whites, from cidents. One poor fellow lost his life against an Invader. We choose the pure and daxxling white to the through being ground between two He predicted that the day would most We bet. charming cream and Ivory tints, logs that rolled down with hitn. He come when the great warriors of his- mauves, and lorn. We different kinds of blue was too venturesome, and did not heed tory would be forgotten and only New Orleans and green. Greens, the light shades the warnings given him. Another man those who had done something for the as well as the darkest ones, are exbroke his leg; others were Injured more development of mankind would be conIn din new year I gwlne ter wear ceedingly handsome and becoming to or less.sidered worthy of remembrance. He certain A beaver, an' dress well, complexions. Of course, there O. O. Geddes of Plain City la man said he desired to see the But whar I gwlne ter git um triumph of is no lack of black velvets from the ager of the Oregon Lumber com- intellectuallsm and proper spiritualism. dullest to the most lustrous la mo dan I kin tell. finish and We want war to cease; we want all of them In pany's log and other departments. various degrees of W Child. Jr., runs our store here. He union and peace everywhere. I would I gwlne ter feast on turkey weight and thickness. la a popular man and knows his bus- like to see one people, one flag, oij Ex fat ex dem dey sell, As to brocaded silks and satins, there iness. God and one code of laws. That is the Is But des whar I gwlne ter git um a surprisingly great variety to be Wm. Blrdenau. formerly of the Og- kind of Christianity I understand Is mo' dan I kin tell. seen In the shops. The colors are beauden Box factory, Is still foreman of to be. Atlanta Constitution, tiful and there are a few shades reour box factory, and the Plain City We want men and women who nre markable for their exquisite beauty. Hunt boys, Robert, James and Joseph, courageous and independent, with These handsome materials go well with Saved From Terrible Death. are still In the swim, and so are Heber faith of their own, who do not go to delicate lace and will show up well The family of Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt Ballantlne and James Smurthwaite. the bishop or anyone else for their even in combination with the rich- of Bargetown, Tenn., saw her dying Chauncey Richardson and family views. To be religious Is not to be est kinds of and were powerless to save her. The trimmings. are here and steadily increasing in sycophants and crawling hypocrites, For middle aged women nnd even most skilful physicians and every remnumber. Chauncey Is still a railroad religiously or politically." young matrons flowered brocades, edy used failed, while consumption was conductor nnd ranks next to David The speaker paid a tribute to the mude up in the old fashioned sole, slowly but surely taking her life. In Baird. courage and fortitude of the early with the front panel of another ma- this terrible hour Dr. King's New DisSamuel Hutchinson, the tailor, Is In Mormons and said he had no sympathy terial. the skirt ns well ns the wnlst covery for consumption turned despair business here for himself. for those who apologise for their nnd a bertha or elaborate Into Joy. The first bottle brought Imrather plain, Those Ogden men whom I huve over' fathers and mothers. Many of us," he neckpiece of lace are very becoming mediate relief anil Its continued use looked will be reported later on declared, "are not worthy of our noble and faslonable. Gowns In satin, bro completely cured her. It's the most Our grand new city hall will, when sires. cade or velvet, made In rrlncesa style certain cure in the world for all throat completed, add to the sewer and new The address was eloquent through and not over elaborately trimmed with and lung troubles. Guaranteed botwaterworks all of out and was favorable commented Improvements, are luce, effective for young tles GOc and 31.00. Trial bottles free at highly which have been made during the upon by all who heard It. women ns well as those of maturer Jesse J. Driver's store. Soma-thin- 1904. 15, NEW YORK, Feb. 15. Just now pUTNAMs Is years, while chiffons, nets, GREAT EBER : PENINGS I ANNUAL SALE Per-bur- lOfin Boys and Chil drens full-fledg- ed Clothing st cross-sectioni- Is Now On Now is vour opportunity warm and Putnams Clothing 2345 - Mor-monls- in drug in House Washington Aye. 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