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Show ;hfu.d-lo- HOME AND FASHIONS. a Stage Line. 3IIN K. DAVIS, Proprietor. anger end express service to ell ) in Grass valley or in Wayue VEHICLES, ji GOOD TEAMS. jk light gray gown or a very light tan it is a fad of this season to have the gloves of the bame shade. To wear with tailor gowns or for the ordinary street gown, a heavy tan kid is considFull, Gathered Blouse of Crepe de ered quite the best and smartest. Chine Makes a Pretty and Attrac- Gloves are worn larger than they tive Costume Raspberry Red the wine, a fashion especially adapted to wahn weather, but also practical for Latest Novelty In Colors. the heavier kinds. Harpers Bazar. TOPICS OF INTEREST TO FEMININE READERS. nt of swimming, I returned, and, loosing from the stake 'he string with the little stick which was fastened to it, went again into the water, where I found that, lying on my back and holding the stick in my hands, I was drawn along the surface of the water Iu a very agreeable manner. Having then engaged another boy to carry my clothes around the pond to a place which I pointed out to him on the other side, I be.ian to cross the pond with my kite, which arried me quite over wituout the lettst fatigue aud with the greatest I was only pleasure imaginable. obliged occasionally to halt a little in my course aud resist its progress when It appeared that by following too quickly 1 lowered the kite too much, by doing which occasionally I made it rise again." The other boys of the neighborhood soon copied Franklin's invention, and it was not long before whole Heels of young fellows were cruising about the excelled However, Franklin pond. them all, for he so manipulated his kite as to get the full force of whatever wind there was, much to the chagrin and astonishment of his playmates, who could not see why they never won the impromptu races which took place almost daily. glace or Suede In all the ngnv colors. Wbito is preferred, athough with a OUR Pattering Feet Somethin hewaro, beware! The First Dinner. Pretty Blouse of Simple Designthe bedroom Btair, climbing Something snger rates from Richfield to and fax a is jrlte virtue, Hospitality During the holiday season the every tVlth her a .tumble, and there a slip. lie $1; to Loa, $2. Leave pas the newly married wife Is wont to usefulness of the blouse and Into the pas.aie trip, trip, trip! orders or inquire forexpressat be much elated when she sends out day costume is more than ever realskirt on the pas.age floor, .h field hotel, Richfield. the invitations for her first real din- ized, for there is a sense of well- Tripping bright they come to your bedroom door; ner of her own." Still, a certain ele- being and comfort in thise style of lTp N.ver was muato half so sweet ment of discomfort mixes with her dress which Is not to be gainsaid. It As the patter of tiny feet. elation, no matter how well used she also offers such unlimited scope for Dear littla voice., high and clear, may have been in her girlhood to din- many variations of toilette, and in King like a bell In the bleepers ear; - 1 pit-a-p- ners of all kinds. It Is not until one is personally responsible that one realizes how many are the minute details to he considered, and how numerous are the directions to be given, if success Is to be insured. The broad outlines she may he absolutely familiar with, and have a pretty fair general acquaintance with the mysteries of table laying, and the intricacies of a nicely considered menu; hut given a young and fairly Inexperienced parlor maid, and the newly Installed mistress begins to Indorse the wisdom of the sago who pronounced that one child or Ignorant person could ask In five minutes more than ten wise men could answer. Sanpete and. Sevier Branch' TAllMt U NO. FECT SUNDAY, OGT. .; BO. 27, 10CI Raspberry Red. One of the new fancies are raspberry reds In pale tones, In dotted swlss and batlute and are considered extremely smart for forenoon wear. .9 stop oa signal at Redmond and Tney are almost Invariably trimmed with black laces marked over with white floss and jurt a little gold and are transparently inset THROUGH DAILY thread, .fl In long lines upon the skirt and bodTO THE EAST, ice. The effect over white stflk underan Palaceand Ordinary Sleeper: drapery Is most delightful. Black lace hats and roses to matesh, or, a Cars, wreath of raspberries with foliage, Chair Cars, 'xclining are a charming harmony, and as this .. .tally Conducted Excursions. color has not been hackneyed it carH L MOULE, Local Agent ries a decided eelat. Geranium red hats and parasols add great possibiliNTON, Gen Agt Pass Dept 8alt Lake City ties to the pongee, biscuit and white Casino gowns, making them more Bought after than ever. A GOOD ONE. Smart New Costumes. ti ado Midland train No. 6 The empire t -- ns, In damask, are . little corslets, and ijat Ogilena. at 7 a. in.,at NaD made with 8:30 m., arming are fuller a the models wh.ich inSprings 5:45 a. in. or Denvti spire them, the modernizing of them a. m., is a ood train, am rendering them practical for street .'astest train between Utal wear. Some of the newest gowns combine i and Denver. the empire and the modern style, so 1 as to produce a most harE ONE arranged monious effect. This Is particularly true of the new redingotes designed .etoHADo Midland train No. to be worn over light underdresses. b tving Ogden at 7:15 p. m., Sal The backs of such redingotes are 8:20 p. m., arriving at Gram empire In form, while the front sug. lion at 6 a. m., giving passen gests a modernized Louis XVI. Last 'sJie entire day to view the su season was remarkable for the number eenery in Colorado, armin'. of mousselines ornamented w'dh Iiatf nwood Springs nt 8:50 a. nt.. painted designs.. This year, and partille 1 p. m., Manitnu 5:50 p icularly just at present, diifately lace ibUjlorado Springs 6:10 p. nt.. painted silks trimmed wlthflne boof The are the novelth. novelty 'Vtr S:45 p. m., in time t lero in lace aecompaniebem, and a t with all lines fm lace and tulle hat jBmpletes the FAYOIUTE luesdtyl'i ' ' s Resolutions Presented JuiLor South. Ilia Mock Trial lfis lBw ry Pullman Sleeper whole. Ordinary uleejKrf this way appeals to us more particularly when our desires do not coincide with the limitations of a dress basket. The pretty blouse sketched is of printed muslin, trimmed with laco Its oh, for the years that have passed away, And the feet thut pattered at break of day! Now they are heavily-boote- d feet, And they tramp and stamp In the busy street. And y Oracle in the Handkerchief. Kindly write a question upon strip of paper. We will see if IJ i tucked. The design is a very charming one, and is becoming to any The collarless blouse is infigure. this season, with a deed square cut lace yoke stopping short at the throat line. A lace collar should be worn, finished at the top by a narrow piping of the same material as the blouse itself. Narrow turnover muslin collars, with a dainty stock cravat, look well for wear with morning blouses. and Perfumed Writing Paper. J have just learned a most clever way of perfuming ones writing paper, woman which every fashionable wants to have suggest a delicate fragrance. The same method, I find, is excellent for handkerchiefs and veils, and even gloves, at the same time preserving them admirably. A thick blotting pad is all that is required, all the blotting paper of which has been carefully moistened with ones favorite perfume and allowed to dry. Taon ones letter paper, ones veils, handkerchiefs,' and gloves are slipped in between the pages, from which Is transmitted a mist dellcct ojrr. It Is not necessary to .i4verafarge pad, a; L ,,freserve' the "fragrance it should be kept in an air tight box, and one may even use several of the small square pads, one for each article, and wuich fit In any box. Ice Cream Dessert. Here is a recipe for something that Is nice to serve wan ice cream: Beat the white of one egg, very light, then beat in half a cup of powdered sugar, next add one cup chopped peanuts. Spread this on buLored thin crackers and put in the oven long enough to brown slightly. This will make twelve blos-xfotn- It OFFE forget-me-not- IU. s I-- FOR $1.75 : Ideal Farm Paper Th ZRALD COMPANY LgLq City .'he Herald, 7ie Reaper, A $1.50 - $1.50 10TH PAPERS Jne Year ock. MJlcw wL J, ltd orders to A r i A , 1 V Richfield, ti e Reaper, I tab. 11. , ,4"- -- $2.50. t'nah It, Arlvitic-'- "TVw w.t t' u A4 -- li . ,LVy rT',X 'ft. made. The sleeves are finished at the elbow with frills of the material, headed $3.00 t r - A Aellik. spirits will favor us with an answer. I place the slip with the question upon it on the handkerchief and roll ket it up, hiding the slip In the inside, And he was. until a small margin of the rim Is Blessed is tbs boy who has a high, left. I roll it back again, and see definite aim. we have the answer to our question, He may not climb as high as he Inwritten by a spiritual hand. Here, tended, but his mental and moral you can read it! fiber will grow strong in the climbing. Of course the handkerchief has Never laugh at a boys ideal If it been prepared before. The object, Is honorable. It is the divinity that which has to appear later, is placed stirs within him! It differentiates on the handkerchief! and the latter him from the crowd which has no folded as shown in I a. In such a way Ideals worth having. that the larger part (1) overlays part Besides, if the boy is of the Dun-fre- e 2 11. shown in or Wright type and you poke fun At the performance the slip of paat his ambition he is likely to make per containing the question Is placed you out a falso prophet. on an I and the handkerchief Is rolled up, beginning at R. Wncn rolled up Butterfly Trick. altogether, give it one more turn and Get a bottle with a wide opening let the rim of the smaller half of the and close in with a cork in which handkerchief lay on tho table, while you roll the rim of the larger hall Lack, until the hidden answer comes forth. Benjamin Franklin6 Boyhood. When Benjamin Franklin was a boy te, like most boys, took to water as naturally as a Newfoundland dog. Benjamin Franklin, you remember, was one of the greatest journalists, statesmen and philosophers in our country at the time of tne Revolution. Even as a boy he was always patching up some invention, trying all the time to improve upon and make things more handy. This habit lasted him all his life. But as a boy swimmer he devised two methods of Increasing swimming speed which are of Interest to boys of When he came to be an old man he told about his devices in the following words: I made two oval pallets, Franklin said, each about ten inches long and six broad, with a hole for the thumb, in order to retain it fast in the palm of my hand. They much resembled a painters In pallets. swimming I pushed the edges of these forward, and I struck the water with their flat surfaces as I drew them back. I remember I swam faster by means of these pallets, but they fatigued my wrists. I also fitted to the soles of my feet a kind of sandal; but I was not satisfied with them, because I observed that the stroke is to-da- velvet Flounces of black insertion with of green ribbon trimming on the upper part. Coaching coats witn little straps at tho back of the belt holding in the fullness of the coat Tho sleeve that Is tight in the upper parts, but so baggy In the lower that It makes a pillow shaped droop. The military hat turned up at the sides and back, but pulled down to a sharp point in front, either trimmed or untrlmmed. . "s that are set at each T.lg r side of lue hat from which the scarfs are hung that are brought under the (Tin aud tied In a bow. The Mother Hubbard hat has a ribbon tlod around tho crown. It ha3 o lersj. flappy brim, r.r.d there are autumn leaves upon it. Hats made very elegant with drooping oiack ostrlrh feather put on at each side with tho most classic regularity. and meeting the middle of the front under a big round pin. on by a drapery of the same knotted the outside. Chlo Parisian. Th Gloves Glove of 19C2. are shorter than they were, general wear. The ones with two the buttons, and even and with length for the long sleeves, the preference In favor of the wash kind more expensive to start, but, heas their name Implies, capable of are. There clean. ir, f constat tly kept to wear aith elbow sleeves, whlth of lUll continuo In favor, long gloves for one-butto- n The Kile Drew Him. partly given by the inside of the feet and ankles, and not entirely with the soles of the feet. The other device Franklin told of In this fashion: I amused myself one day In flying a paper kite, and, approaching the bark of a pond which was neatly a tr.Ho broad, I tied the strings to a stake, and tho kite ascended to a very considerable height above the rond wtile I was swimming. In a little time, being desir-oof amusing myself with my kite and enjoy al tho same time the pieas- u r' I 14 ti 1 03 of there mil lie a weU-nalittle liability to diC J liowels or such other result from innutrition and luck of exer- cise. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion aud nutrition, and also diseases of other organs which are caused by the diseased condition of the stomach. By enabling the perfect nutri- tion of the body it increases the vital promotes a vigorous old "I as a sufferer from chronic years," wnteb Mrs. Mnrv i Phelps C. MO. winch would give me relief L ouly. My trouble would retorn I consulted you m commenced u ing Dr rirrce'i retj two bottles of the Golden Medial three vials of the Pellets,' and Extract of Smart-Weed- , as have uot hau any return of uis medicines Am your using noi years old and I never had anyth hie so quick. I think Ir. Picrcei greatest on earth. Should i ever! turn of my trouble thall use yo My thauks to you for your advic to Almighty Cod for regional td through your hands. July.Kj"' Accept no substitute forwGd ical Discov-ry- . There is not! as good fer diseases of the blood and lungs. Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pelleti laxative for old jteople. They ttipation and biliousness. J xovsrMPTioi and Ot For All A Perfect Cure: Thro: Troubli Lung Money back if it fails. Trial! ! .oK!Kljr, VCh A , ;A - EXPEf T TRD!j c Ja dm Anyone sending a sketch and frt opinion quickly ascertain r. ir ratenubla i luvenuim lgproha'uly Hanritwoi UonuBtrictlycomidenthd. lent free. Oldest fluency for wcart Patent! t.Uen through Muul special notice wti bout charge, int EtifiC J?S8 hand?omelr fthiitrafcd wwkfy eulftiion of any lemitlc Jourusj. dbya" .$1. year: four im' K N0T1 DELINQUENT Pride of Sevier I & Mining n Notice' Thorp are delinquent on accori lowing described stock of ment levied on the 2Nt day o 1902, the several uinonnts set names of the respective ahareholi N lows: eit Name J amessHainswortli a glass funnel is inserted. Close all David Hainsworth ... huinsworth.. crevices with shellac. Fill the bottle Mary J Ogilvie half way with water, in which you George Nehcker Samuel Nielsen drop the two powders belonging to a Joseph Mary K Nebeker Seidlitz powder. Tne carbonic gas Alvin Clark ... 81 Wm Cook generated tries to escape Girough the Arthur Duly and John B funnel. But by placing two or three small balls, made of cork, in the funnel, the gas can escape only a little at a time, as one or tne other of the little balls will keep the opening of the funnel closed, until the pressure of the gas becomes strong enough to force the ball up. In such a way a part of the gas esoapes, the pressure is relieved, and another ball closes up the funnel opening. This will keep on until the gas Is exhausted. Make Moat of Gifts. Personality has done wonders with both heredity and environment. It has made moderate gift3 accomplish marvelous things. Men with moderate gifts, by patient and persistent apo shame the plication, have put splendidly equipped, who have indolently frittered away their patrimony. Out of the most untoward surroundings men have found their way to the achievements. grandest The boy from the log cabin has outstripped the boy from the palace. The barefoot boy has outstripped the boy of pampered indulgence. The plodder has outstripped the genius. The tortoise has passed the hare. Whether a man be richly endowed or moderately endowed, his success will depend on the use he makes of what God has given him. Independent Mahogany Hunters. and South America the revenues of many districts depend on the skill and activity of the mahogany hunters. Mahogany trees do not grow in groups; much, less are there whole forests of them. To fell a tree involves the work of ttfo men fur a whole day. On account of a thick, thorny growth near the base of the tree, a scaffold Is erected around it, and above this, at a height of from ten to fifteen feet, the tree Is ent, so that the best part is really lost The felled tree is then freed of branches and hauled on a rough wagon by oxen to the nearest river, where rafts are made and floated down. In Central n'v f v - bands TO THE to be is- The gowns of point desprit with delightful rufiles trimmed with narrow blue V this the skirt for Agriculturists TO GET THEM ALL, SEND Salt One day he sat down on the steps of the 1ike block iu that city to eat his lunch. The janitor emptied a pail of dirty water on him from an "nper window. Ill own this block some day, said the lad, and Ill fire you. The other day John Dunfree, the the millionaire contiactor, bought Pike block, paying therefor $225,000. It is in the center of the business district and has been a landmark in Syracuse for many years. the objectionable Unfortunately janitor is dead and the millionaire cannot "fire him. Boyish boasts are not always to be taken seriously, but John Dunfree's made good. Ill be governor of Indiana some day, said young Wright when his companion hodcarrlc- - working on Indianas state bouse made fun of him because he carried a book in his poc- ' chin. with three The skirt trimmed flounces, each a third a depth of the (Weekly) and A 1901 Almanac boot-blac- JL - lUSUfll A Boys Ambition. Forty years ago John Dunfree of Syracuse, N. Y., was a ragged gome of them seemed to tire of fun, So they wandered away till they met the sun; But lie sends them sliding along his beams. To patter again In your morning dreams. And The Jewelry. 2aV lllul,eave0rdeu The newestNewfgt jowelry la essentially vrD.ydav morning. Kor the ordinary artistic both i Mnd design and In the 4 n train .VS el,l h Wednesday exquisite shadiags of gold which are trn the most sousftu-afte- r effects of the .Tuesday was a day.n on u for mV'11'onro",n1ever, s moment. Flowers are popular motifs tween Judge McCs tut. East. They j t and lend their graceful forms and or fifteen. - pj. S.Ewin, the court andclto'.)ONNEUj lovely huoa'wlth artistic adaptability Pasto Jjr'T'tTes and buckles. The Nf.Vnt practiced at. ly Block, Salt Lake City Utap e't frequently forms the few itema HDOUaS nt th or; the stem and leaves being twisted look after round to give the outline. irnBiTiwg J. Stews' Sometimes the stalk forms the greater part of the design, with a cluster of the chosen flowers lilies XkNK.f'! of the valley, sweet pea, hyacinth, 'iVp'i at one clematis or side. In the new frivols of fashion there Beautiful heads, or complete female ! figures, often strarge and weird de- may be noted these things: Street coats with three little capes. signs, appear in many of the larger 1.50 THE HLRALD The little lace cap, very close on ornaments. ) the shoulders. Lace dresses with silk linings and Crepe de Chine Waist 'LOO Orange Judd, Farmer Full, gathered, blouse of pastel lilac silk underslips of all colors. (Weekly) The oeef eater hat with straps of crepe de chine, trimmed with motifs of Irish lace, of which the yoke is also stitched cloth on the crown. .50 Yeai Bookand Almanac The Cleopatra hat brim, turned up and embroidered on the outside. ; 3.00 Street sleeves with capes at the shoulder and capes at .the hand. ALL The very low necked evening All th New with three caps for the sleeves. gown TWICE A WEEK Wide scarfs that come from the WITH sides of the hat and tie under the ' Small hands pluck at his tousled head Daddy oh, daddy, get out of bed!" Keeping the rules Its all a game Out they patter as In they came; But somehow the song moves rather .low A. down the passage and off they go. rJCIDlCEj, nutrition'0,"? quest luu of and other organs McMillan Burney MiddlemUs. : Leon Higlev And in accordance w it u law mm so of of the beard director, m i each parcel of such stocklota9b day sary will2 he sold on theot the oflic 1VU3, at oclock jun., Sigurd, Itah. tow retnry inafcsewineut thereon, linqnent coat of adiertiking ajid C. Mkveb,Scc - delinquent not Annabella Reservoir Irrig: dation. Notice There are deliaquer stork following described levied on the nd day set amounts MM2, the several ho names of the respective share lows: (mat-sesme- -- Name Dan Hancock Isaac Dalton William Huntsman ....... iaceordance with law fl of tho board of directors, .o ms And each parcel of such stockftucth be sold at public ry of tlie secretary at Annabella. b13' ?' nth day of January, assessment pay the delinquentof advqytisin. cost with getber SababB. ofle ESTRAY NOTIC I have in my possession the scribed etruv ainmnl wsoh ' and taken aw ay. w ill be tion to the highest cash bd" in Burry Ille precinct on Janas oclock p. in.: rr One yellow horse 9 or liinil feet white, branded d Said animal Is held for dare: - 1 Bur: Poundkceperof assessment no: Vermilion IrripBi,,,, Notice is hereby alvcr'H', 3e the dilectors ofonthe the - company, held nl ber, WUJ. an assessment w as levied on he capita' oor le iOrr( noration pavalde i December, r- " I at his office in w hick this Any stuck upon remain unpaid on e ""m. for naq unit and advertised , tion. and unless dm i f J lie sold on the i pay the delinquent cost, of advert Isinp ,s4 DA8iai.fi JPmtkb 1 1 'L a.e-u.mtn- , |
