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Show i - Ig, '- ' L:e ei READING AND GIRLS. WOMEN UI Hr?; High-backe- they make usually. A chici, FOR ).T6BeSTINO to taken deep root as an evening gown good. Best of all, they are extremely d adjunct, and a very .fetching finish comfortable. chairs are jfjlYLADYS CORNER. j e of , the Modes and j of Feminine Attire The A Countess Exploit Some Belt Pict-Craz- TfottfS f0t jlmely Recipes t HE stores teem once more with buyers! Now, however, they are not in search of gifts, but bargains. And the bargains are to be had. Silks can j hem-stitch- ed Timely Recipes. Hominy pudding Two cupfuls of cold boiled hominy, two tablespoonfuls n of melted butter, three eggs andsene cup of sweet milk. Mix thoroughly, season to taste' and bake in a buttered pap for r V,03l lUv.,! richrs 1 ki8 - it jus- ' rouses or, as birds." j I KERs. w York f carried irera e sayg PCrt ia i report- - ss than amount bsicess, is, alone any ting the of VA- limited " special uit and Industry t ten or New GARTERS, STOCKINGS AND SUCH THE NEWEST. :ry that crackers Auntie An the boucle English meaning a lady lion tamer, remedy for a velcold flaxseed is lemonade. Take one and this extraordinary performance is blouse beheatb it has a band of red solto be for the benefit of the sick vet down the center of the front and pint of water, two small teaspoonfuls of the seed, juice of two lemons and On these bands are double rows diers who have survived the Madagasback, o taste. This should be iced sweeten cermeans of tiny pearl buttons no The large puffed car expedition. It is by for drinking. sleeves have revers of boucle falling tain, however, that she will be able Consomme Take two pounds of lean to make this unique trip. A few nights over them. Alaska sable edges the reverb and a velvet belt encircles the ago she had a dangerous, adventure in beef and a knuckle of veal; cut the waist. her wild beast cage. She had scarcely meat into small pieces Put two ounces and set over Another frock for an older girl. Is of closed the doo when Tzar, the most of butter in a frying-paThe savage and ferocious lion of the lot, the fire to brown; add the meat and a blue and cream mixed goods. skirt is plain, as in the other dress, and sprang at her and clawed her In the stir for five minutes. Turn into a soup Two breast and arms., A, panic ensued in kettle; cover and let simmer for the round waist Is hour; pour over gallon ol The England, Country and bis-T- he rea-in- g bak-e- yoke is of red velvet and old-fashion- ed j York place in and also a irk n, city year ach ts I large work-Luit- e one-hal- f tight-fittin- g. un-ce- t. one-ha- lf One cold water, and boil four hours. Add one carrot, one onion, one stalk of cel ery, chopped fine. Common seashore sand will greatly improve the appearance of old velvet and remoytT all the dust. Sprinkle the velvet' with the fine sand and then brush .until none remains, always brushing the pile the wrong way. in New arrels of 3 ay. This ?rs. The t is 160, re ginger ay. One mown to day and One Tiny Streak of Black. SUNDAY MORNING . I I the menagerie, and a rush was made- slashes in the front of the waist reveal cream silk and blue velvet forms collar and belt. The Latest, in Chicago News. , To Current Craze for Belts. Yvette Guilbert we owe the for' the entrance, Jbut the brave tess stood her ground unterrified and managed to beat the lion off. Then she straightened herself up and made Tzar coun- t pres-- j craze for metal belts and feminine : great began to wildly applaud the courageous woman. Undissuaded by this adven- ture she Insists that she will give her balloon performance at an early date with the same lion that attacked her. Yet she is but a new hand at lion tarn herself with ing. She began to exhibit music hall, Parisian a wild animals in and went from there to Lyons, thence un to Marseilles. She is not appearing der her family name. , aC been. literary ji work' a a work in raise jor&a t th a phelL bis j 1 belle c story lie )V any ae. onoPly relict3 ' c ' f. 5 dll. Ctas. F. f RANGE j j Lower Setler and I Eiak of Bearer, f Address : Utah. V Oasis, Land Office.) Land and Mining Attorney. Correspondence solicited. Twenty-Hireyears experience. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. s Jno Dbitshhb silt under slit ia left ear. Range: Cricket Mountains ' and in-Lh- (psjppper BIRD & LOWE, present time- the children have been wholly under their mothers care, and Miss Bethmanns selection was made, her friends say, because of the high Land Agents & Attorneys. qualifications she possesses for the duties which will be required of her and also because of the friendship which has SALT LAKE CTY. CTAll existed between: her mother and the presidents family. U ill, V Jd. Among public school officials and generally Miss Bethmann is regarded as one of the brightest kinderShe has garten teachers in Boston. had every advantage for advancement in her work, as her mother, Mrs. Etoilie F. Bethmann, is one of the foremost llutton, Veal, ChippedBeef kindergarteners in the country, and has been employed in the schools of Boston and Bologna. ever since the inception of the system. Your patronage solicited. Mrs. Cleveland is very much wrapped up in kindergarten work, and has taken much interest in and greatly assisted the New York kindergarteners. If you are going to Miss Bethmann began teaching eight years ago as an assistant to her mother, II but she is now a principal instructor, dehaving charge of the kindergarten partment of the Thomas N. Hart school She In the South Boston district. KANSAS CITY, comes of an excellent family, which, previous to reverses, was wealthy and veil connected. Mrs. Bethmann was one of the first teachers whom Mrs. OR' ST. LOUIS, Quincy A. Shaw employed when she first established kindergartening In Re sure and uk for a ticket that r Boston as a philanthropic venture eighteen years ago. Her daughter. Miss Frieda, who has been so signally honored by President Cleveland, was bona in Boston, and is of German extraction. She was educated in the public schools, and after graduation from the girls high school took a special course okln-dergarte- n work under the noted kindergartener, Miss Lucy H. Symonds. In the Hart school Mis3 Bethmann - Lower Sevier. - t, t ' y W Address, , Under slit in ali in left ear. Range: Crisket tP F Mountains asC .Lower Sevier. ;' r Horse Grower and Dealer, RANGE: House Mountains and Lower bevier. Oasis, Utah. Address, lirenea toril Breeders sad dealers la 8 her born Durham. il sane Horses brand 3n left thigh. Cattlo- Upperear.slop la each Itangt V. Verier . Parley ran i n inn AIM Horses same brand on left thigh. Cattle close crop in left and slit in rigat ear. Range, Lower Seller., Address, Des tret, Utah. . an left F. J. KETUT, ' t " i Flak Springs, Juab County, Utah. . O Tea left thigkh wallow double fork In left cr. Range, Lower Tier. Addreu To the Great Rivers' and Atlantis Ocean. Elegant and thoroughly modern Equipment and nazr-- 3 (Mi. Millard Cm. Oa&U, In which the seats thlkf same bread ea kfi hip ef cattle. liar Willow Sprlage. Address, the quickest routs Reclining rivo and mocntalxa between Mibs' etfltiou on ibe U. P. Ky and lesnv ington. Address, i eammgton, billiard Co., UtaK nit Fro nr) Utat) , I Mil RAILWAY. Few women stop to think what they would look like without the aid of black material in their costumes. Many of the hew swell frocks would be minus their finishing touches. A young woman, who is something of an artist and who lays greht stress on the beauty of her gowns, designed by her-- j self, went to a celebrated designer for a gown, but old the great man very decidedly that she did not wish sc much as a speeik of black upon it. Very well, said he, and no black was used. In due time the gown was finished and sent to her hotel. The result Was far What ails it? she from satisfactory. No one could tell, friends. asked her but all pronounced it flat and lacking in chick. In great wrath the lady took the gown back. It has no style, she declared. Very true, but if you will allow me to follow my owji tastes, I will please) inadam, said the designer. The gown yyas for a big dinner, and was made up of brilliant rose, pale tones, pink and silver brocaded in soft with no decoration save its own richness. When the lady again received her gown it had a tiny edging pf black ostrich trimming on the edge of the revers and a handsomely cut girdle ol jet ornamented, the waist. A handsome street gown of a clear, soft prune( colored boucle is handsome ly decorated with chinchilla fur and j I black satin. The skirt is extravagantly wide, and has about the foot some dis- tance apart broad bands o! the fur. The hodipe is snugly fitted and slashed open from the shoulder tc belt to show an under vest of black satin. A nar- - , Deseret, Utah Address, VIA And positively Deseret, Utah. right, under Choiee Fresh Meats, No tiresome layovers. Close connections in union depots, JNI Jcs Diranss l. edu-cato- rs u: publish brod UQ'ier jearlj ti 9 swTilnxl prief. The antxze to the itochr xlfr ef fusil. I&rlzSr; the public Iih hi brand a- ire o well known to need attention. It U ts tie etockraan as xaluable as an aircrtUtaei). U to the merchant. D. s. Hobbs, (Late Juggler state of Massachusetts. Up to the UUX Chair Gars . Mark, slit la right and two aliac eft ear. f are free to holdert trand of regular train tickets. je en left hovlder en hcreee P. N. Petersem, Address, Ossie Utah, Range, Lew Call on or address er H.B.K00SER $25? Kv COMMERCIAL FREIGHT AND , Be Tier. left thigh j Bsme on Horses. Upper elope and one under slit la left ear. and two under slits lu ritbt ear. BANQ1E :OtJi FRIEDA M. BETHMANN. Creek. PASSENGER had a class of sixty children between Sims Walker Room 21 Morlan Block, and 5 years. She has the ages of Address, Oak atj, Utah. always made a success with her kinderLake City, j Utah, garten work. She has a pleasing perOK GK sonality and a natural kindly way, which seem to draw the children toward her and Inspire them with confidence. H. C. TOWNSEtlD, she is about 25 years of age, of medium NEPHI, UTAH. height and figure, with German cast of General Watches and jewelry promptly rePassenger & Ticket Agent features, dark complexion and black paired. Mail orders solicited. hair. St. Louis, Mo. Miss Bethmann Is fully prepared for the dutieSHhat may be expected of her. The qualifications required by the Boston school hoard guarantees this. Before a teachers certificate was granted Miss Bethmann she passed the ordinary teachers examination and in addition, was required to show that she was jjro- Dealers in and Manufacturers of ficlent In the studies $f mother-plajcan- d nursery songs, Froebels system of games, gifts and occupations, clay modeling and drawing, Froebels and Grubels number and form system, and plant and animal life. - Salt A. Gardner, , watchmaker; OSTLER & ALLEN, i i I i HOPPLES, NOSE SACKS, ETC. We also carry a full line of Horse Fm'nishing Goods Drought and Gems. A story is told on W. A. Houtz, a Parker (S. D.) banker, which illustrates that gentlemans fine sense of the fit-he- ss Mr. Houtz, previous to the drought which once affected that great state, but is now happily a thing of the past, wore a dazzling diamond of things. jo it may be increased by clean is one Keeping the skin perfectly that can poss- Of the very best thlugs Then rub into it some Frank louma. Twx lIi.Anx will continue in Workmanship second to none. First door south of Tftbornael, MAIN STREET, NEPHI. FRIEDA M. Bethmann, who has been selected by Mrs. Grover Cleveland as tutor of the presidents c h i 1 -dren, Ruth and Esther, is one of the most efficient kindergarteners in the Sheep Mens When the rain ceased and green things 'turned brown he replaced the gem with a modest opal, explaining that the latter was more suitable to the hafd times which he foresaw. As matters grew worse and the parched earth refused to sustain a blade of grass, where green fields fed the herds before he retired the opal and the starched front it adorned and appeared at the bank in a woolen shiit, remarking that he was adapting his apparel to the con- gtud. with that way, there is a natural tendency such means ctl All kinds of shoes made to order. ISS - the Jr OSTLER, BOOTS AND SHOES. Sketch of . Frieda M. Bethtnann, Who Will Train President Clevelands Children Educated In the Common Spools of Boston. Clear the Complexion. in L. E M. asks If washing the facecold applying hot water every night and to grow on the cream will cause hair to soften and face. Also give some way The use of whiten the skin. Answer: ia not likely hot water and coldto cream become disfigured t6 cause the face If hair. still it may do so; or grea bat it through his usual performance. The panic was allayed and the spectators go C. Manufacturer and Repairer of SELECTED BY MRS. CLEVELAND FOR THE WORK. one-ha- lf gold-rimm- ed J. M. WOMAN well-beate- hour. This pudding may be served with the meat course at dinner. Bread pudding Slice a af of stale bread, spread with butter; put a layer be bought at half-- 1 in the bottom of a deep baking dish; price and the wise cover with stoned raisins and sliced woman lays in a citron. Put in another layer of bread next for stock and fruit. Beat four eggs with one-ha- lf ' a is opporttoo, good Now, anuneiv cubful of sugar; add two pints of for dresses school the to buy Riilk. Flayor with nutmeg and pour unity Over the pudding. Serve with rich little ones, sauce. Those bought for them at the begin-o- f the term are rather shabby and Mrs. Cornelia K. Have you ever must be secured. Rough lovely.1 pew ones tried potato souffle? If you want a goods, boucles, camels hair, cheviots, dainty- - breakfast dish take potatoes of should cold be and for A best days Countess gre that have been freshly baked and cut Exploit. These dresses A young and attractive woman In off the top; scrape out the mealy ingome bright coloring. yeouumco trimmed with fur. while AivjParls, who is said to be a countess, pro side and having beaten them with a - "p6ses to go from Marseilles to Paris little cream, butter, pepper and salt, gown is complete without a hit of vel. In a balloon with a lion as her com- put the mixture back into the jackets, ?et somewhere about it. a of of for 7, red and panion. She is what they call in France piling high ver the edges. Put it into A frock girl a dompteuse, this translated tn oven and hake it a light brown. brown boucle, has a plain, full skirt. fu3ci -- frock for a young debutante, which she is to wear at 8 big social function in Washington, whither the family are going for the season's gayety, was seen several days ago. The skirt was simply and severely made of crisp white satin, run through with dull blue stripes, which shone through the gauzy overskirt of sheeny white mousseline de sole, laid snjoothly over it from waist to foot, where it was finished by a deep hem. There was a tiny baby blouse, with the mousseline de sole pouching freely over a broad belt of filigree gold which encircled the waist. It was Cut in a square fashion, about the shoulders and finished by a harness of turquoise, pearlshnd gold, fitting smoothly over the shoulders and falling down to the waist In loose, tab ends. The sleeves are baby pouffs of plain dull-blu- e satin, covered oyer with mousseline de sole, thickly studded with turquoise. Altogether it was a simple, girlish frock, but wonderfully e fairy-lik- becoming, a fact which has done much toward making them popular. Carvings in woods or gilt and rich brocade throw out into greater evidence a handsome toilet, and it is funny to see how some women know this and pose accordingly. RUTHS NEW TUTOR. the hea-like rose water and I row belt of black encircles the waist. 2itonoFthe'"country. delicateooreoaration are like mandolin The sleeves shaped eng opened last spring and South Da- glycerine. the bodice, from shoulder to elbow, to kotas fields were green again and her show an under part of black satin rivers were full of water he put on his chaIrs I . and Cowboys Outfits. WE GUARANTEE . en v,-h- j dertak1"-- ' I:'-V- 7 ot the ial I nicss of.all descriptions, combining the glitter and splendor of the orient. e fers herself decidedly at an 1 ! fers -- , f nish-Racbo- d erase for big, high-backThere Is a were but in the general opinion she is fashionable in Eng- half o fascinating as the petite, chairs that Thev do not show any girl, with her pretty lanVnrl They can scarcely be called said to be caught around with a narrow,!j tne but has fad graceful, harness This belt. taring ad-waist- bia conadvan-a- the tall, slender, willowy girl ed ed Chinchilla edges the wrists. A small diamond, because, be said it was oi the cape collar, of prune cloth, edged with first-watvariety and should be In the about the flares throat, jauntily fur, swim. Sioux City (Iowa) Tribune. which is finished by an unusually high If there are souls in trees, the ccri stock collar, edged with narrow fur. tre must have a cork sole. i J and restores f etrensthensnot rrPTnEXIsu'fcrcrs cured by are Known Loo abox.ei x fur 5 1 er 1 DEN K Is thc oniy frnsran tee riven and K rent arc ninety an jvroperation. u cure without docs not fcUect a is because J and testimonials. circular V. O. Box 2073, San Francisco, Cat. F Lwcto, McNALLY & LUNT, DUGOICTS. SuM.-murou- . !th , 1-- . KZBIIL ? f - |