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f-TT- - r-nm-,, mnuniii i iib miiii nil r- -- , , . J I il OF INTEREST TO WOMEN I HtwHH n j IROF CRUMBS !f BY CHANNTNG POLLOCK. ' o. iW. b' Channlns Pollock.) , ,,. clipped over the edge I .?1SU I Ml her sitting thcro. 4 -n!onel" After a mo l,T!?i,l to the window nnd 1 A 'letter-for the flf 0 Slu Dcir Lady o' Mine, was ..'DeL- Lady o' Mine.' " ?PqY& fi Acer's laspard Angers .!H typewriter keys in- S ?he whispered the last the paragraph to herself jiv Tho story was too Srf to be written all over vVMhat was the very If opaned the note lying at , the romanco of hor J, one thing, ahe thought; IggJape was another. For r.he was disgusted at tho I thtt she had intended to , of the little history for Wt was about to tear the fhe machine. Then came She remembered how hours she had spent in (to force Bomethlng purely from her brain. She knew it had lived and written :iKatlng story and that she a of it After awhile tho " "turned listlessly to the ve Etntence In her mind sross the white sheet before of the procession had been ;ven the dinner bell rang. laid the completed manu ir desk nnd added the note bundle locked In her bu t. Then she stood before jnd patted her soft brown ral places. The fnco that i at her was a plain face tcast, but far from bcautl mouth was too large, tho all, the eyes sufllclently U denote Intellectuality, but dc enough for that pret i Is worth so much more to A mi Anne had been told these W itoat from the time that her J) N irotJt-er had been able to talk, ' W ij eijted' as she crossed her tiny i d Talked into the hallway. A f to tlx of cabbage and burned KtzJed the stairs with the noise t itsIks. Then the bell rang i iui Anne went to dinner. itil tificted to make corrections j cry afterward and to post It ' I I'ijrau out for her usual car :' ;tjttad, he unlocked the draw jJu rtHtthe packet of letters and AYfl iraiag them. An observant by l nnld have noticed that none l sni enclosed In an envelope. JJ fiu every reason why all should fe: hidden from the prying gazo i nasser, for they were love let--lire had burned the envelopes fjurs tefore, doing her best to 'i Hffesvhat was written on each. mi the lot had been addressed 31 r. vA enz of the lot had been , t :'altr They were the love let- 11 tujther woman kfj the harm?" Anne had asked Bay I itn she had adopted them. xltii voman had been married v.,4 Ui' the adoption and not to the vf? rd the letters. She was a bright n nature, Huffy from the hems bjw rurfous skirts to the topmost Miiii (Ur fair hair, and she had kept or b! ej tin wrapped around her topM a frser as there were rings Iztil title other seven, An author of J&ra more or leas had not T itfn-rcuch to her. So, when she ifedded upon Fred, the epistles t W Will had found a mutual J h Illice at the bottom of an ex fiS 'J' Japanese wnste basket i U ittPled at least a twentieth of VJ fpice In tht room the girls A together. On top of HP -s bright little creature had H. JptMlew dnme programmes, Ri tarae3 scraw.ed across them iwple of periodicals containing n'i lbe pen of lhe irrei)ressi ilO men. Will had been most ': afternoon of the mar- 1 ! PLAIN TALK .3St fcr Thought There, Too. f f0Qn'l out for myself the ttuhles me to get the most ! fo.Wt f m' 1 coslder It a 'iJ 501116 one Blae my cxpe- Qts a Mass woman. lfoUtsLa T,,(;ak and sensitive ""mlii erod ,on wltn I"dlges , Wtaif"1 Hls arslff from it, J,,SfaUon' ww'meSj 6f the JmR uw,th catarrhal In sa3V,M rhcumalisi" of every Wci rionf ;vUh a tremendous lu rlns- 1 hd what Is iMIrlu S of brlck auat und '"iKi r J?00'1 wnlc1' sucli a con- SViirhe "c-'Jon that I 35 Si? P,ld llvelo eat, I bc- Wsl. i Ji?ny f00di tested was AiErJi. d.no.t us It as a gon- LllPai?LS thGr al rtornlne or nPy El0maCl, fltld 80ft- h trult n r butte or cooked 11 knnSn 10 thls tlme 1 had II Sr,n reniedy for constl- ll!Ste co ?tmlly got worse JMKuta r Jl111 " aort time IWWS tor,"1 (whlch l'waya dl- .i 4weft,WWM ,n )artlcular. lt liable , i5 constlpation and iri,oairti;7, ,J .ircu- au bade . cathartlcs. I I still thlS ,araP-Suts two omtl,BOTne' also the con. 4 had llcr even utl111' My Lh,R!? a leaduche igBnt L Bh5 and hearing IK10 mur my e. but mTt3t or SPkU.0,u 1 tm now K. Sain tnhus TBlven Rlded vW5 hrinurt t0 know tint my 'Wll"11 bowel ha,9, cund my , , H17 Pcatum el. lro"b,-" Name Jr in ' reek' 11 ''S ng for the finous jj l e Rott(l to Wellvlle.", ill r lmd ffonc West to work for a Chicago newspaper and to forget. The latter part of this purpose was set l forth beautifully In one of the letters in the packet. Anno Stace-y. who had written "on space" for a living since girlhood, nnd who had never had a sweetheart, had rescued tho bundle from the Jnpancse waste basket. She recalled Will as a tine, broad-shouldered young fellow, who, up to tho time he hnd ceased vis iting her chum, a few months before, had paid no attention whatever to the large-mouthed, small-nosed, intellect ual girl', w.ho always mado a point of having an engagement somewhere within ten minutes of tho hour of his arrival. Anne had never been noticed and she didn't expect It. She prompt ly forgot being snubbed, and remem bered only that onco Will had pressed her hand quite tightly while he said: "Little woman, I think you understand what this means to me." Recollecting this, Anno had adopted the letters. At first sho had enjoyed them only as love letters letters which were real, and which said Just what sho had been making her peoplo say for ever so long. Then, as the deser tion of the bright llttlo creature came to be realized as an endless desertion, and sho made no new friends, those ardent notes had commenced to seem her very own. Their author was her lover. She rend them over and over and over, making them more personal with each reading. For threo years she had fed her hungry soul with them, and then, being temporarily destitute of ideas for stories, It had occurred to her that they were the clue to one ready made a story of which she was the heroine. "A Taker of Crumbs" was duly corrected that night and dispatched to the post box in charge of the young woman In the room adjoining, who was going out to buy ice cream. Anne worried about It a great deal In the dnys that followed. A dozen times she would have given the world to have had it back, If only long enough to have substituted fanciful terms for the ones she hnd taken from the letters. "Dear Lady o' Mine'" Twice at night she dreamed that Will had coma out of the West to rebuke her for stealing his love words and to take the packet out of her keeping. At the end of a month she got a check from the mag azine to which tho manuscript had been sent, and after that she merely waited for the appearance of the story In type. When It did appear, Illus trated with a picture of a very tall girl holding two extremely long arms toward an astonishingly low door In the middle distance, she was surprised that no one seemed to take the least notice of the tale. Anne went back to her work and wrote other stories. By grace of these and a kindly Providence, she was able to pay $7 to her landlady regularly on Saturday evening, and to take three car rides a week. Every Wed nesday morning she walked uptown and drew a little money from a news paper for which she wrote a column called "Hints for Home-Makers." Shu dined at C, revised mnnuscrlpts until 10. and cried awhile over the bundle of letters before going to bed. Now and then she stood at the window, look ing upon the hurrying throng and re membering that not one person In all that throng cared whother she lived or died. Three weeks after the publication of "A Taker of Crumbs" she found lying on the table in the lower hall an en velope without the name of a news paper on It. The postmark was New York. She climbed the steps leading to her room and sat down on her couch : to rend the letter. "Dear Lady o' Mine" yes, It was addressed to her. "Who would have believed that there was so loving a little woman In the world? May I call tonight? That's rather soon, I admit, but well, I am very lonely, too. Will." Anne Stacey got up and dropped the packet of lettohs In the Japanese waste basket. She looked the one let ter, Just received, envelope and all, In her bureau drawer in a place left for it. Miss Ruth Klrkpatrlck and Mrs. Ackland-Hood arrived from San Fran cisco yesterday and are at the hospita ble home of Judge and Mrs. John A. Marshall. Society since Sunday has been suf fering from nervous prostration, as Dohl Baret announced that she would continue with us until 1910. The gods forbid. , o Mrs. William G. Sharp and Mrs. Thomas B. Davis will entertain at bridge whist and luncheon at the Alta club on Thursday morning. It will probably be the most elegant event of the fall, as the hospitality of the two hostesses Is so well known. Mrs. O. J. Salisbury entertains today. Miss Katherine Judge Is up from tho Cottonwood ranch and a guest of Miss Salisbury. P. A. CosgrlfC, the Cheyenne banker, Is at the Kenyon for a short visit with his sisters and brother. Some of the younger ofllcers and la dles of Fort Douglas are talking of a german to be given In the post hall during the early winter. Mr. Parsons left for Denver yester day. . I Samuel Newhouse was In Pittsburg yesterday and expected to leave right away for the West. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of j On the Pacific Slops. -H-4-M-H-H-44 M M M M M SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 20. Agents of a Chicago grain house are here buying wheat for tho En.stern market. It Is sold that SOO.000 bushels of wheat have been bought lu Oregon and Washington for shipment cast. . SANTA ROSA. Cal.. SopL 20. Thcro is great activity In the hop market of Sono ma county and many sales have bcon made. Only about 2700 bales of hops re main unsold In the hands of the growers. Sales have been made at 2Gi cents and 27 cents, SAN DIEGO. Cal.. Sept. 2C.-The first engine to cross the International boundary II up on the Southern Paclllc'tf new road through Imperial valley went over on Thursday at Culcxlco, drawing a woric train nnd crew of men. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26. The Union Iron works, ono of I ho properties of the former United States Shipbuilding corpor ation, was sold at public auction today by order of the. Federal court of the District of New Jersey. Price $1,700,000. PORTLAND, Or. Sept. 28. An Invita tion will bo extended to tho President of the United Statcn to open tho Lewis and Clark exposition noxt year by closing an ck-ctric circuit in Washington which will put lis motion the mnchlnery. unfurl tho hags and pennants and discharge a salute of 101 guns. H-H V H I n M M II M M M 5 NOTABLE DEAD OF DAY J HH HI H H H H H H-H MttMt rtoti-V CITY la.. Sopt. 20. Judge- C. II. Tii?JSf BliS'aty died today after lin gering Illness. He was ono of the bent known lawyera In Iowa, for soino tlmo. DETMOLD, Germany, Sept. 2fi, Count Ernst, regent ot tho principality of Llppe. iif dead. Ho was born In 1S31. IIAI 1TAX. N. S.. Sept. 2G, John F fStiilios. banker ami capitalist of this city, and one of the woalthlcat mon In Eastern Canada, died of pneumonia today. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Pearsall at the Alta club Sunday evening were given a musical treat of rare excellence. Tho Alta club mombers are talking of the annual ball to be given probably the week after New Year's day. The club festivities are expected to be greatly added to the coming season now that the University club has such a perfect building for entertaining. . Sunday evening tea is again the fnd. Ono bright woman has such a little gathering every Sunday evening and one home, which keeps open house on this night, Is always a delightful place to visit. TEA Comfort, tea comfort, actu ally costs nothing; good tea is cheaper than no tea at all. In every package of Schilling' I DeitTcaii a book-. let: Hoa- To Make Good Tea, S WE RRB IT! 1 i AND KNOW IT. 1 bouttr7o WQnt you t0 JUDGE I if our madc-to-mcouro ft 1 $20 SUITS ARE NOT WORTH W5. , SUITS $10.50 to $20; worth up to f ' $35. I ! PANTS $-1. 00 to $6.60; worth up i to $10 All suits mado by us kept In re ' pair FREE of chargo for ono year. The Western Tailors, 159 South Main St.. 2nd floor. j OPEN UNTIL 0 PM. fuaw 1 1 I ihrtil I I id rmTBTTrrfTTWIHI K In the beautiful suburb of OrGilaud. j H California. Confars digreva and j I grantx diplomas. Seminary j H course accredited to the Univcrfiltlci 'j Ti nnd leodlne Eastern CoIIckcb. Frill v term opens J?t;xruf0, 1904. Write i E for Handsomely Illustrated catalocue- E MRS. C.T.MILLS, Prec. , 1 Hiiro College P. 0., California Kf fxhe Path of the Average 1 I Piano Purchaser is 1 j Beset With Thorns. J I A cheap piano 13 ofttimca marked H at u high price In ordor to throw H something off tin an Inducement. H i Vc put nothing on to throw off, U Ono price plain figures. Wo sou Si tho bulk of tho planoa In tho State. W ICarstcnsen & Anson Co. 1 (Incorporated.) H Tcmplo of Mu.slc. H ..74 MAIN STREET., j jo Successors to Daynes Music Co. jg :BKSSIe KM You Have. I Always Bought ANtgefablePrcparallonforAs- :f ' ' w similaiinfitheFoodandBcgiila- te ff UnglheStomaclisandJBms'elsor JjG&rS til0 $ ' I Signature A y Promotes Digcslion.Checrfur- 1$ M lyr ness and Eest.Contains neither $ i? ffl E? Opium.Korpliine nor'Miiieral. m 01 ft lL Jtet'pt afOIdHrSAItUELPTTCKKR vj JKnxplcm Seed" A M w Jlx-Senjut I W Hifn . I h & KV 111 f I XtftyrwSaYcr. J f h If -c t Apcrfcc! Remedy for ConsUrw- j i fion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea p Ilk Worn .Convulsions .Feverish- gt I $f P - w (f - ; ness and Loss of Sleep. $ If Ol 0 wBf ; Thirty Years THO OCflTAUn OOHPANY. NCW YORK CITY. MM I"' LW-t-Mf I H,i.UfiSlgaaae3BHI ll lldl nnMWIF""l',trtJ, Jl I III L..I..I'J.IIIJLL IIJ HtWV iimmm mm stsbe mw I I This is the kind of i ,t weather that makes the Topcoat an absolute ne S 'ns c0 enough to j yWVj SMf' i cause discomfort to the : 0Wm Wm And make every posses- ! WKkriA LM eor of a Topcoat gin d that i I mMWMn Fm s,lch a sensible dressy i J'wflW 1 M m???lrjrp garment is available. mm nm 7 M 1 J iri joy f u" beneflt of iL wwW jkF 11 Rf From 0UI" new showinff : iMm 1M yu ean malce a pleasing i if JM choice, from 10 to 30. j 1 V) li a'u coats and reg- ular Overcoats are ready, J too. 8 i PRICE Ja P0 ijARDNER MAW STREET THE QUALITY STORE jfflBWffiriBT WWi'i -in in n nuj j j FOSTER'S I Sywvk. 'Sr & Patent dress street shoe, mill- 3 C tary heel, welt solo, Vassar last, ! SK regular price $D.OO. 1. Fall Syles: we have others. ffw Gfeat bnrgain' thiS- ,607 WE ABE SELLING OUT. fl? 73 The Moore Shoe Co. zjr 258 So. Main. NOTHING BUT BUTTER Made by the now modem creamery whoro purity and .cleanliness arc first conBlderod. Faust Greamery SappSy o.Sf HALL'S CANKER AND DIPHTHERIA REMEDY l"or tho Mouth. Throat, mm MaV.r Pni!c-B For Sal CJ' AH Drufrgiuts Stomach and Bowolu MUY01 a.uo nntl General Stores NELDEN-JUDSON DRUG CO., General Agent. SALT LAKE CITY, DTAU LIQUOZONE FREE! Any flloli ieraon who baa never used I 1 ZJquozone should write the Liquid I Ozone- Co.. Wabash ave.. Chi- I eaKO. They will nend you an order on 1 your drucKlit for a W-cent bottle free, H If you will state tho dLucaso to bo R treated 2-H. O. F. E. t f U Crystal eafe 239 HLAm STREET. T Has Opened. 7L Open day ard nlirbt. Tel. 001-Y. n. Tray Orders Solicited. 5 . - ''HlsH E5TAB Lf 3 M ED (IS64- I . 1 j ONE. PRICE TO ALL .NEVER UNDERSOLD 1 , j The FIRST DAY OF OUR. I !' 1 l Proved a success far beyond our expectations, and tho GEU UJJNiv- ffl ij ! j : NESS OF THE THOUSANDS OP BARGAINS OPPERED MADERA 1 h 11 i PLEASED CUSTOMER OP EVERY VISITOR TO THE -STORE. I y' j OVERWHELMING 1 I Is but a poor word to express tho mighty multitude at this sale today. I j-'l ; lH 1 Although wo had mado extraordinary preparations to accommodate ffi " ' 0 tho crowds wo anticipated, yet it surpassed our facilities, that hun- I ' : dreds were compelled to wait, and in some cases go away without H ;f purchasing one-half they wanted. H Vj v j TODAY I I; '. I ; Extra salespeople will be here to wait upon you, and you-will find H yi j ' ' ( 1 no difficulty or delay in getting your CURTAIN "WANTS attended I to. Be here in tho morning if you can. Ipy" ' '-sram Stands for "Some people don't I ,' i i t Lg like us." It's a fact, and there's H j.j i Bfi'Si' no UGe t,eanB' nround the bush I '., J CB about it. We CoDect Bad Debts 1 ; iH f iSgS jKf S 7 from Dead Beats. There may H 1 i L l come a time when we will be H ll ' 'vCS a awarded a prize at the State fair M m jfV for the best exhibit of Bad i. Va5v Debts Collected; if so you want I IH f . come and seo the exhibit. D ll J jMslK y 6iL e 77 guarantee an exhibit I , -ef4ffi&wUi that will interest the most I i , jf Jjp languid and cause smiles of ap- I ' i I Mj lT! probation to ripple over faces I !J j iMf that haven't rippled for years. n ftL aH i 'fi'S' ff Here's a sample of a few wo H I5 ! ;5 'Z?W collected last week: - 8 ' I ft"' ' V'B WE COLLECTED WE COLLECTED I ft jjT, umm $84.00 I ' v ' In gold last week for "William laot week for W, J. Robinson of 1 k". 5 Klrkup of Franklin. Idn. It was an Grantsvillc. It was an old debt four- H ft $ old torn and battered note, hnd to be teen years of ace. Had two .suits In H K, pinned to Itself court over this, and won both. Iff k ijl WE COLLECTED "'E COLLECTED "J ' ! $35J0 I k i i. t ,t , Inst week for Jacob Aurea from a I 1 1 I I last week for Mrs. Anna Liday, for man ,n Oklahoma. Tho man was I ; ' JH J?om an 0 0 P "Is frend years npo and Aurea loaned I 1 JH i It R. man. nlm the nioney. IIH j WE COLLECTED WB COLLECTED 1 j last weok for Castleton Bros., for last week for Tho Murray Mercan- I jl ' '1 3 a grocery bill seventeen years old. tile Co., from a man who went Into H 4' IflH 'i Tho mun that paid It sayn he'll bankruptcy. We had two fights In $(;. ,BH ; hire us whon he has a hard case court over this, but wo won in both B A IBH j to fight and wants to win It. courts H ,' i't Does anybody owe you 7 Do you want tho money? If so write or call I jH ( on is. If wo did not know wo could collect your bills wo would not bo H JJ,,' HPA1 iJ BpendlnfT SOOO this year for advert Islntr. This nd will brhiR us Bad Dcbta m jl TA to collect. We will collect them and make commissions thereon. H 1 , , Don't think your bills aro too bad but send them In. H n ,t rflHI 5 Scientific Collectors of Bad Debts. Publishers of Credit Ratine Books. M ll ' Ifll Reporters ot how peoplo pay. H 'IH BHome Offices, Top Floor Commercial Block. I 1 FRANCIS O, LUKE, General Manager. fl ,,, "Some Peoplo Don't Like Us." H j , jH -116 Main 5t.s3 j Modern j Jethods of Merchandising 1 pretty Hats at 1 I J?PuIar I I jPrices I 1 Includes special discount to 1 1 dealers. Every hat a style H That, Have j p jH Arrived I l;l H In new tints and shapes of I L l Whiting's celebrated stationery ; iAI aro unusually fetching this iH season. We hnvo also tho sta- 1 rj lll pie shapes and shades at prices K '1 'HIH at 25 cents the box and up. No R! ' '1 trouble to uso correct station- Bi 'B cry at such a price. Hp'''' Schramm If I mbcre the gars t