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Show L. riNE-TABLf- ,i IJ flout j , NO 50, e Novomlwr 1. emotions. Therefore they are no odd-e- t orger vulgar. They corns in the hearts floral these days; forms, which h.ok like lezerges and bich. if worn in the bosom, scent the whole bodice very delicately; floral drops for the breath, tiny package to be , . i tucked in the glove case, and tin cans full of Oilcntal sachets to be burned ; Mnear the window curtains or the bed. o that tkey will be impregnated with its sweetness. Indeed, lovely woman ncked Waist. lacks no opportvi ity for enhancing x green bilk made ner fasclnathn ar.d making more at '' ", with yoke. In tiactive the atmosphere about her. IH.i.i '. groups of diag-t; e to! e and the i 1' i s tu ' J!is latest Ideas bordered with ill perslan emb'old-- i a plastron of white :n "i illy with a plain are , , from fans Care of Milk for Cheeae. H. Barr, a cheese Instructor, says: Cows should not be allowed to drink Impure water from dirty watering troughs, stagnant pools or ponds, or soakage from barnyards. They should not receive any rye, rape or turnips these things cause tainted or gassy milk, which is the cause of a very great loss in the manufactun of milk Into cheese, and, hence, a lost mill to the patron. Sour, or over-ripIs caused by leaving or keeping It at Milk for too high a temperature. cheese making should never be left at a temperature above 70 degrees. Even inss milk should be cooled to about 65 degrees. If tbe milk Is to be kept from Saturday till Monday, It should be cooled to CO degrees Saturday night, and kept as near that temperature as possible, without any stirring on Sunday. The cows udder and flank mu t be ciran before commencing to milk; wipe tnera with a damp cloth, and milk with dry hands Into clean, bright tin pails. Wooden or galvanized pails should never be used for milk. Strain the milk as soon as it is drawn from the cow, through either two thicknesses of cheese cloth, fir a very flue wire strainer, or both, putting tbe cloth over the wire. Cool the milk by putting the cans or pails into cold water. Stirring it with a clean, dipper will allow the animal odor to pass off, and aid in cooling the milk more rapidly. is Lion Coffoa e Fast Daily Through Trains to tlio East c 0 00 u 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TD THE 1C HORN. St. s all coffee no glazing of eggs or glue to conceal and cheapen its quality. Fresh and uniform, rich , in flavor, because always in sealed packages never in bulk. de-fec- Holland bows of delft blue satin promise to figure largely as a hair decoration durirg tne coming season Capes for evei lrg wear are not quite out, and are most graceful, made long, and of white or of very light colors. ami Trains stop on signal at Redmond, Ccnti-Among the neck fixings are a pink and white muff and boa made of white coque feathers and pink rose silk petals. S The newest things in wri3t bags is L made of tapestry of very fine texDim ig Pullman Palace ami Oidhuiv Slccpeis Lxcur-- i m- ture. They are woven in the most Conduce! Cars Personally Free Reeling Chair delicate colois and finished with a golden clasp. H. L. MUl'LE, Local Aeent 1. A. BENTON, Gen. Agt. Pass, Dept., Salt Lake City, The smartest things seen are built cf white french broadcloth, cimei's hair, satin cr what r.ot, so it be white 0 iingly delicate shade, and or an there is a lot of material in them. bat is popular, The w aether the foundation be made of velvet, fur or .ell. A picturesque efj3 fect is ob'ained by a short drop of lace over the brim, floating scarf box plait i: the center. The pretty ends behind. craiat is rl o t f pute silk. Ilrau iful evening slippers are now T. e tta. i. i g collar is of the green, New Mo e by the Finns. of brocade and flowered silks to male tucked like i! e rest of the waist and Finns have been- exporting butThe some of them match the party gown, with the embroidery, the bordered to for some years and ter England I!i ll"in Thats the pi ice to this spline The The l'cmg elaborately trimmed with black have built up a pretty good trade points tunrj over in front. Tbe seed and applique pearls. sleeves ar tu Led and trimmed to Rasin of Wyoming contains thousands of acres of high cariiae boots are also made there. Butter is one of tbe principal corretpor.d. cf tbe hgured silk, lined with white articles cf export of that cold counland just open for settlement. Initiation is sucee'S-full- y comfuror fleece and finished with a nar- try. The Finns have found hard manF.ocebud Tiaras. in have but the cariied on, and splendid crops assured. Danes, petitors row band of fur at the top. Wreath e.Icrts lu flowers are peraged to survive the competition. Now, on free folder Ifasin for the Horn the latest our of A copy hair; things haps Big however, come the Siberians and with Fur Combination. Unique yet variety is the rule, and no one the help of the Russian government request. Twisted ribbon may style pievails bigin o make great Inroads on the form the be dy of the wreath, the market and to crowd out the Englih flowers being arranged at one side. Finnish butter. The Finnish senate The stems of the flowers also make has taken up the matter and evidently TICKET OFFICE, a pretty wieath, the flowers being in proposes to make a national Issue out a bunch at each side, but this style of it. The senate has determined to South Second West 79 s rarely becoming. What is worn build at government expense three In the hair, anyway', is a matter of SALT LAKE CITY. Vot steamers equipped with refrigerthat which Is most becoming, says ators and constructed to carry large New York Sun. 0. theLarge quantities of butter. These steamers black Alsatian bows have not R. F. NESLEN, General Agent. will sail from Hango, the southern-mof out fashion and gone altogether, t port of Finland, anJ make the If 9 I w70wmTrvr'rw y r V?r you may wear a flyaway bow of white to England in four or five days. trip tulle if you like, or one single rose at The Russian government has introon our head, whichever any point duced governmental aid in the export adds most to your charms. J each way every day between' OGDEN and DENVER butter trade of tbe Siberians and the It seems to be a fact, however, that Finns will go the Russians a little betflowers in some form are the latest ter. It will be Interesting to note the VIA hair ornament, barring the jewelled outcome of this rivalry. few none save the ornaments, which possess; but there are also gauzy butDairying in Cuba. terflies with shimmering spangled A government report on the dairy decoration. THE FINEST MOUNTAIN SCRNERY IN HIE WORLD conditions existing In Cuba says: Cows from the states are often seen The Coyote Express leaves Ogden at 7:25 a m. Salt Lake 8:30 a m, of a Hat. The Choice In daries near the larger cities. Some Thistle 10:25 a m, arriving at Denver at 9:30 a m the following day. Great care should be given to the of them do well and some do not. A Limited leaves Salt Lake at 8:20 p m, choslug of a hat, as It occupies the The Kansas few importers have made the serious Thistle 10:15 P m arriving at Denver at 8:45 p m the following day. place of honor in the whole toilet; it mistake of taking cows to Cuba from to the northern states and they have Roth trains cairv elegant Standard Pullman Sleepers between Ogden la conspicuous, has a character the be should therefore keep up, and suffered heavy losses on this account fnd Denver; our Chair Cars are new and of the Idlest p ittern, being most beautiful and expensive part of A wealthy planter took to southern with all modern conveniences. our attire. Headgear ought to act as Cuba fifteen cows, which he said had Grand should W. the framework of the face; it The Colorado Midland train are handled by the R. O. Ry. between Ogden and cost 5150 each In New York, and $50 Janetlod. connecting with all train of the O. S. 1. and 8. ! Kv. from the north and west a direct connection ut Colorado 8ring, leuver and Pueblo with all Hue for point conceal a bad outline and display each for transportation. Soon after finking Kast fine one; It should, by Its color, enand South. orth their arrival ten of them died of Write u for further particular. We will be pleased to arrange itinerary fr your trip hance the complexion, and prove a Texas fever. When northern cows of to hue the H. DONNELL, General Agent, 206 South West Temple St., Salt Lake City becoming backgrund are confined and carefully fed .and Is A to womans role the hair. attract, cared remain for, they usually and when she nas attracted, to enbut as soon as they are put healtay, sex of the instincts prompts chain; on pasture or neglected they are m her to prefer a style that gives height, great danger of exposure to the ticks piquancy, and most of all conspicuami to Texas fever. During the war, Take the road that affords the best service. ousness. Then a hat should either Newest Boas and Wraps. American cattle were kept about a correspond with ones costume or one is Of the newest boas or stoles in Santiago (their milk someyear A made of a band of make an effective contrast to it. taffeta, which falls times selling as high as a dollar a a rule decrees safe general that whits to the bottom of the gown and gallon). They were fed hay and grain or pale colored gown demands a dark nearly covered li by mousseline do sole ruffrom the North. It is reported that IN DIRECT CONNECTION WITH hat, but that a black or sober-tintefles, ore above the other. This boa some of them died, but the calves frock requires a bright-hue- d brilliant was so follow the lines shaped as to did well. usually headpiece. of the figure and was exceedingly The other graceful In appearance. Too Much Unripe Cheese. Reception Cloth Gown. Is ihe popular routs for all points East, and its boa was a Marie Antoinette fichu In Too much unripe cheese Is being black spangled velvet, and trimmed sent to market. Not is the local local service is unexcelled. The market at this time efionly with a light chiffon ruffling. full of unyear principal feature is their flatness ripe cheese, but 'large quantities are directly about the neck. This applies to being sent abroad. The evening wrap this season is to cheese from Canada as well shipped bo a gorgeous affair of satin, brocade as from the United Suites. Recent CITY TICKET OFFICE, 201 Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah and lace, as well as having a third dispatches from England that say range of depth of ornamentation of cheese arriving there is of too M. SCHUMAKER, D. E. BURLEY, D. S. SPENCER. green a and fur. beads flitter, A. G. P. A T. A G. P. A T. A. ctinq TRArrtc Manager nature to sell well. The greatest obstacle to the development of both the foreign and home cheeie market is -green cheese. Thi3 sub set has been discussed at about every cheese makers convention held, but nothing has IFYOSLAREIN been done to prevent unripe cheese from being put on the market It is For Irrigation, Sr.ock or other purposes, write us A fur worn constantly around the evident that one man holding back his how much water you want, how high to raise the neck not only affects the whiteness of cheese till it is cured will not help the skin, but increases liability to the situation greatly. There must be water out of stream or well. We will he pleased to some concerted movement to keep ail sore throat. out properly ripened cheese off the is Electrical resorted face massage A s quote you prices. We handle Gasoline Engines If only cheese to not only for the Improving cf the market. onto be could the market sale its put horse-powe- r front as a and but also for from 10 complexion, remedy up gallons pumps be enormously Increased withwould neuralgic attacks. in a very few years. to 10,000 gallons per minute. The fondness of women and girls for athletics Is said to somewhat Skimmilk. CO.. SALT LAKE CITf UTAH. Injuriously affect the glove trade, so Sklmmilk properly utilized Is a many sports and pastimes being in- great source of Income to the Ameridulged In with bare hands. can farmer. Its value In the country For those whose complexion Is at Is put flown at not less than fCO.COO,-00The Use of Perfumes. A delicate toilet water for the bath all greasy, rubbing the face with a yearly, a truly Immense sum. Yet Is Geisha flower water, an Oriental clean piece of chamois leather has much of It Is wasted. Could it be send out of the county for your preparation, subtly sweet, like all the been suggested. The leather Is easily made the most of it would wipe oat perfumes of the Orient. It Is not ex- carried in ones pocket, and upon many a farm mortgage and lift the pensive. and ts very refreshing when many skins Its effect Is all that can be financial burden from many shoulders. used for bathing a tired brow or desired. It Is one of the dairy side products weary eyes. Bottles of violet sachet Iu the Harts mountains of Cermany cot yet appreciated. It can probably t for you just as good and as O tablets, to be dropped In the bath wat- many women earn good Incomes by be utilized id no better way than In v er, may be had at any One rearing canaries. In their houses sevTeedlng It to farm animals. By that ' u can get it done elsewhere. O tablet will sweeten thedruggists. whole bath, eral rooms will bo filled with the method of disposal the farmer not ortly cheapo or, If dropped In a basin of water. rages, hundreds In a room, and the gets all the valtis there Is in it, but he fl thi to ua for prices when you want job work. Will perfume a room. It has been disowners entire time Is occupied In also gets a part-oits value back in covered that perfume feed the soul, looking after the birds. It Is often a the way of that goes onto hH fertility petrify the thoughts ard sweeten the business and a hobby combined. UaJ. 1 d pure food. Geo ts long-handle- I! LE M. 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