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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
wALprNG, KrNSAM a MARVIN,
Loeaie at Riie.

Nunnison has lost two of its pleasant
aud progressive young people by the
removal of Mr.. and Mrs. J.E. Stapf.
fer. who have gone to II fle. Colorado.
and opened stsuffer's pharmacy at
tnat point. Rifle Is lively town on
the Grand river. In a recent fire it,
only drug store was burned out and
new two story brick building
erected in its place will be occupied
by the new firm. which has the feld
to itself. Mr.. otauffer has been en-
ployed with ID. Csnsday for several
years. Both he and his wife are
graduate pharmacists The News
Champion wishes them success in
their new location.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11

iu timalron, Colorado. on Monday the 18th day
Of August. t"2- az the hour of q clock W VI
and continue FROM day to day until cumplefed .
ui which time amd place all persons. a-sucia-
tnn- uut consumers of water amt tho owuerz -
dltches iu said Water District No s. an the
timarrun River and its tributaries may flc
thair stafrneut of claims under oath aud attend
eitllef In person or by agent ur attorney for the
purf'usr ~ giving and adeuciHg eT ideuce touch
in- tif priority of right ~ fhe several bitches
annals ana reservoirs in said Water District ON
fhe In1rr0u River and les tributaries and all
-ufh pef-ofiz- a-snClHtiuus and ctruorat ions
Interested a= Uvgn~rs Aforesaid are hereby not j.
hrt That ti the time and place aforesaid won
fnHt present your uruuf- touching any priority
rl-Ht ui any ditch. canal reservoir ON tho
imarr1n River and ITS Tributaries IN Water
th~i rici No- h- aforesaid. Statements 81 claims
tH tiIo fHalftfiVe owners Ut bitches. canals aud
rt.-HfYuir- VIII also he received and filed at ms
"fiicr In NnurrU-s. Colorado. "a an, time up ~
Hut iuHlIdI nE SATURDAY, August 2ard 1902
l.. ArkINSoN Referee.
Dated ut Aoutrese, Colorado july q iag.
tlrst pub. July u last pub. Aug S, 1902.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
NulcaH l@ais

Times.
The Good Hope shipped two cars
Of ore this week.
J. +. iIeiner surveyed the Ute
Trail group for patent this week.
J. Nj MeDougal and three other
gentlemen drove out from Gunnisoa
yesterday and went to the Ute Trail
this morning.
The Good Hope closed down this
evening for few dsys, during which
time the machinery will be thor
oughly overhauled, repaired aud re-
set on a substantial concrete fOusia a.
tion, and other much needed improve
melts made.
DIR. Weiss drove out from Gupni-
son Monday accompanied by Mr.. aud
Ms. Adam Weiss. The bride aud
groom returned to Gunaison Tuesday
and took The train for Del Norte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
Paul Da ChsiIlu's Explorations.

Perhaps the only living explorer " no
is equally familiar with the dark
places OF equatorial Africa and the
land Of the midnight sun is Paul
Du Chaillus. The mysterious fascina-
tion of the dark continent lured him
from an east African counting house
when he was quite a young man, and
he was away four years, returning
with live gorilla as trophy. Then
he went far north. and his fascina-
tion of manner and kindness of heart
won him hundreds OF friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
r..-.a~al.. r.-.l sA...- a.

gHe salaleF xag sea .zs4sa az z.iaiiiar
sanaz.al ssgsllza isrealaEss a.as,slaaslis b
ASS salcal aat. lsss.al@ 1aaaaa a ball.
ss-.sa aas mliissilF csEeor - : sailla-
seer - sae e4sa s@r Elc Seat ia1g
shs s-.s.szze esszsEsss..zH - cuiosal "
The s.lzEzA eas&iEy s,aaarsa Gasalsse =
oia Regiment. -sl ~ss soseri7 ssaatlsl
~ t....slsss-a. tl.s ssstIle 81 tse esls..
y.ies kfiar . isng nlHass b. followed
a4s Easlassai ~ sAs failiFpsaas. s.soFe
h a.. slailtIi,.ssll ssrsigc
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
VIM a. ~ Managers.

New York, like London. is TO have
. white list" of theatrical managers
An organization calling itself the
Women's snti-vice committee has
come into existence, and its avowed
purpose is to protect the chorus girl
The manager who is on the list will
be there because the committee will
have decided that he treats chorus
girls of his company properly. Public
piaearcing with the aim of public boy
colt viii be the fate of the manager
who does not get a certificate of high
moral rating.-Chicago Tribune.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11

10 tunnel NJ. 2 on the Little NJ Moui-
ter property en sau Gold hill.
new three aud one half foot vein was
encountered last week, two feet Of
which runs twenty odd oaBces IN sil-
yer aud TIVE dollars IN gold. More
work Will have 90 be done 10 deter-
mine the oNsct size Of the new sad.
The mineral lies between walls of
diorite. Tunnel No. has been driven
Tao feet aud shows three TO Eve feet
ut low grade ore running nine dollars
per ton ia gold aud silver This is an
excellent concentrating proposition
the ore running a very large per cent
silica. j A. Norwood, A. b. Pettin-
gill aud others own the property.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
Dog HNrted TIE lencer.

A friend, accompanied by his collie
recently called on NJ. Provost at the
artists studio in Paris. After an
hours chat the men decided to fence
a while. Scarcely bad the bout begun
when the dog. thinking his master at
tackled, few at is host. knocking him
down and out in short order. The
fencing-mast was all that saved the
artist from an even worse injury. for
his victim with the greatest difficulty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
Tapping Tsra Kssh-r Ir..-s.

Mhsa FsFa rssnber trees are tapped.
after the gam has run inGo rsoeytscles
and safsaed. a species af large black
ant Is accustomed 20 cut cut pieces Of
the rsbser aad carry them away. Bees
also md uses tor India rubber. and
some species IN south America actual
" Teaiuoas substances in order 10
esae a Gov uf the sap The gum h.
employed hy che bees as a ready made
sax Tor their nests
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
ADMINISTRATIVE sale Of Real Estate
Ia Pay Debts.
Tn the matter ~ the estate df
Jamas Farrell decreased.
Matthias ~chmitk. administrator 4

Tn the uatrer 81 the estate Of
Jamas Farrell. deceasfd.
Matthias ~chmltE, administrator 4
Notice hereby given that ~ virtue - a de-
rrHfal ur ier of sale made and entered Il record
ln tne county tNurt uf tuuuisfln ouutx state
at 0lgra A.. in the estate ef james FARRELL on
tho lnfh aHy 81 June A u 1sa tIe l5uasr
Price uat Jess than tie apTra isei va me hereof a.
hHrHrnafter started. the a. lowing descri i, rsa
estate 81 which James FARRELL, deceased died
salret. town.:
tfleen IaI and nIuatfsn .lai in block thirty
three q. per the amended plat ~ Me-t
Guuuisan now Qn hle aud uf record IN the re-
carder office OF 6uunison county. .State of q oio-
rain.
Ta psy the debts - said estate. at private sale
i9r cash for the highest and best price ai,tain-
atie tIer Tor. ana that notice of tine place
Wtere hii- would he received therefar - ne
fthllslied m wlfssl ly newspaper pub lisiied lu
lhs Town u Hunulson. state uf tolorsdo. r. re-.
4ulled uy law
New. therefore. pursuant 90 said order the
uaiersisnsd zives natice that he viii receive
h1t- iar ans part nr ID 81 tie above Described
raaI estate al t't@ office - i NJ Ncpuus.5l IN
Ilae SAD own u 6uuni-ou- tolursio uHtil the
-t-t Jay - July ls-. The he sold o. ttia
highest ui11er 10y cash uat lfs= than he ar-
rrllsei Va.us. ~ above. and ur-sn payment q
rta Amount hid. the purchaser or purchasers
rllaraof. VII reeslva rarrificate Of Fiurrhaza
s1-iit INK rh- holder D. deed ~ deeis Tor The
same. lssuu srrruval and confirmation n zuel
sale hy the sald County 0onrt. a. provided By
Dated, Guuui-on, Coiorado auly 2. a. n. 1s.a.
Mann fs Ss1HNfrz
sauiui-t-ur- ? - the Estste of Iaul.s Far-eIl
Deceased.
First Pub July 4th. I.c
Last Pub. July 1>Jh. tsEC-
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
R.f-ress Noti-..

s,a,e .'., q s.oraa9 S5s In the & n,s,Tio' Court
In the matter of the application Of stHman
SrfI Lat aud y iiliau McMiun for ad lad Ira
tiou ol ur0rlties ~ water rishts on the
timarruu river and trihuIsricz u Muufruse
ana 0unui-nu cuuuttes, state ~ uioTado.
Suiluan Scbildt and william McMi,a. owners
Ff tlfrhes carrying watDT for irrigation rur-
ries iu Water District Ne ~ hsvine thi- ard
day ~ luls A ~ Isr. in Chsmhers cd Mont
Ft=a nuru1n. presented their pstfflfi -huv ing
The Hece=sity Tor ut once fsrice-liur 90 have tfs
E'riorifir- ta the use uf water en- tbg q iuarron
iiFer nua It's trlhutarir- Boz said Nuuutia- and
STATE de-ermineI and ad Indicated arroriiug 20
LAT ana il being in1prfcttcabla and inegpsdi
eut for The evidence 81 ii i-llue 7urh ursuritias
~ be- ken and heard Hl any sIeeial or general
term - court.
" is therefore Ordered that }. T. Atkinson.
Pa. be- and be- b. hereby appointed referee b..
fsse such evidence and % Do surb other acts
and things Imposed tr refarras lu such rrsss
made aud provided hy statute % is farther
ur ferut that the saIf rafsrse 90 once Iua d Ifg
q aui ENTER upuu tire fii-rllars nI hi- duties rul
give due notice hersln rrliHa aral ~ law and
rhsf D. begin THE tai rls 90 evidence hs-ai1 0r
'' l A'-'s' a = '''- ' 3 q '-'eA
Duue in Cisulil.-s at Nonrroza tbs gri dav q
AuIT 1E-- iherUr stevens Juiee ~ f4r
lhstrirt ourt = TIRE ltl Judicial District.
STATE 81 CoiUrasie.
--ats ar Ceiorado. -. = t6e seventh taii-
fsll-r 20 NuutFosa- cal ni-tri-t af ttse
~fltt ~ Colorado.
-l Pc 1l.rer % Tire aI1rssIHr rr-Hgf = rfaree
tf- tlae f'glrf1-f 1f fs rn1 -1.lrE Er1url-l"- 2
H-ataT rights iu Wn-er uiatrirf No sz on the
f'Hr-srruu hlvar anl irs triilltsrias iH Mont
rl-e and tiunutsts- tsi,lntsas in Tie state
1f Colorado
Nssricc + hereby given thar 60 r1-suance df
-ila acovr and fure.-sslns nrtier n refer the
Hr lsr- -r-d rF-te--e terEin VII com 1lrnee the
-aA as 20. evidence hsrcin at the =ciiool house
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
uiNINt. NJ M

nan fiaziH sl.lar
TIE Liztie Chariey erouP = 80-
G .sea ga Nsrb.c u.oa aIass scr,s--
sha ggich trem The Ni.aral Farm
bs-sn. Ihe osneF- are O. A WsA-
criy ii. y >a Oh sHa L.. = NAase
A zbefi l. doom FORTS ioes aud -s.s~ :
"a inchcs og erc hlch rus- tIarty
~ fsrts dollars per seH, she v.sue-
bcinz Ia silver. lead aud gold Il y
The istcrtion sf the esuer. 10 .snk
this shalt ten 81 afteen ieei doe,.or
next aonth. aud II y exPecaod thai
isrgo ore bodies Will be encountered.
a. al indic ssiess are iavorsble There
are lew toas of orc GA ths damp
whioh l. sihcioas IN character. she
same being found between walls II
biue lame aud quartzitc. Ose of na-
lures tunHei sites is 20 bc found on
che property Great depth ean be
gsiHed 10 Thu wsv OF develeping
Also an abundance OF timber Is grow
ing 0n the claims. suitable tor ali
Iaining purposes
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
Amsssss. sf Lore wsrss..

Ths i=sp L<srg ssarris aia uof a. asst
mase fssoEabie impression iH tha
E.Ssse VI L.oras- eIaa 60 syiaaass
n.easseg y SAID to have Impaired Nhat
i-asl sage ths Eoble and 8sarued los.
~as speaking Lord Nsuris hlmsa.3
~as asked hsS he sad zat Ga. Well 20
be replied. "a maae san mistake
sasgld have praotIosl spakin ~ loi
OF 9Hssestones beiarc l sadrsssea
their iorashigs. Nc< York Post
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
e~ner~ Names go Dogs.

Tattao Hg dogs " th the names Of
the owners is q fem ne fsd in Bal
timore. The adoption OF this idea In
cur high literary circles vii bring
the dachshund into constant demand
at high prices. There would never be
room ON The hide Of an ordinary pet
dog FOR Euphemia Chelmondely Ros-
common or ootsyis Theod0sis After
bury Chicago Tribune.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
1tIimsn'- lmpre--ioa- Of Nck iul~x

A correspondent Of the New York
sun quotes the following remarks
made by Senator Tillman regarding
President Mckinley: He was asked
at dinner in 1899 as to how he liked
President Mckinley. Tillman replied:
The president embarrasses me with
his consideration and confidence He
is the most loyable man | know"
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
NV utNI>& Isu

D. r. geseraliy aaaaltied th.s ~
u.ssa a He& usIngng l4x a. carrect
ecrtaaa a.s6csesoa-s 1T t1e ala aua so
avoid endless llslgstsou aae g. tl.s
thesFy Il sl-ss scans >eHatsr ke.rns
9; | tah iatrSdsoed . bal % Juse / I
whIch slas falf a. beoease i.ss ag.a
w 'aealy afsrct tns situatsou.
lss most ss.lisnt fsatares are. q
seaaIng -ide haes vertscsfy down
Wara. increasing tue siz~ . c.a sus
So lSiu feet -qusrc, lthls H. Gse timss
abe uld sizel Pssslding f1r irreguls ar
claims bat pc overlapping. extend isg
tIme hmIi for Surveying. f.Ing and
recording 30 ~ iays. .,sd silow3aa a
rnsn 30 take uP bat ope ci.,im ~ any
miuIHg district La regard 70 the
last provIsisu b. msv a. any time
ab..naun the aid claim aud take up
new aae. The bill f1llows:
b. d enacted BY the senaie and hoa-e
oi representatives OF the uitea siat.s u
Auorica N eaagr,sss assen4isifii.
' lhai section twenty three hundred and
tuyeuis two ai tiIe revised siatu. - b. h,rehs
s,liilIit.sd So as - read a. tails~-
sec. 1872. l.Doaiaus Ut mining laea-
tIaus henssiier made ca ans mineraI vein.
iltle. lcige er mingrai dep,sf sitaaied on
ine pahiIc domain containing goid. silver.
cinnahar had. tin, copper er alhar valuable
d,pusits thsr heirs or assigus. where no
adverse claim exists Al the passage OF this
aot. 80 Iong as they comply with the laws
ui lhe uitsd states aud state aud terrific.
rial rrguiations not ia confict with the
laws ui the nited states goVeruiag their
pl=sessurs titie. shall have the exclusive
rghi oi possession and enjoy nisni OF all
che sariaee Included within tho lines ol
thrir location aud of all veins. lodss. lodges,
and mineral deposits throughout their en-
tire depth which lie within such surface
lines extended downward vertically. such
ioeation shall be in rectangular iorrn and
shall not eN reed one thousand live hundred
ieet in length ou either the end or side
hues thereof, Provided, That irregulary
shaped claims may be located where pre-
vious locations render rectangular locations
impracleabie, bat such claim shall not ex
caad ia area a claim one thousand tve |
hundred ieet square. Every location here I
after made shall be distinctly marked ON /
the ground 50 that the same can be readily 1
traced Within ninety days from the date /
oi location the locator shall cause the same /
b. be surveyed and a plat thereof recorded /
in the office Of the county recorder OF the /
county ia which the claim is situated No
person shall locate more than one claim in /
same mining district; Provided, That he |
shall have the privilege of filing with the 4
recorder oi mining records in the district
notice OF abandonment of a claim located
by him, and thereafter he shall have the
right to locate another claim as fully as II
no location had been made by him in said
district Aud the claim 50 abandoned
shall be open 10 relocation.
"Sec. 2 That section tweuty-three han ]
dred aud twenty three OF the Revised Stat |
utes relating 10 tunnels be, aud the same
is hereby repealed.
"see. g. That all acts and parts OF acts
in conflict with the provisions OF this act
are also repealed" 3"
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
Nafies N rinni s.tll.m.nt

D. the Waiter of che E-fate ~
Grand Ole hrihiu decrazaI
Nuf1re d. hereby given. That un Monday fEa
FIST dag % July. a. D.. nsI hetae ono ID the
regular daHs of the June Term of the Ouunty
court ~ Nuuulsun tnuufF. in Probate iu fftt
state af uierusio. J. q 81 JudI Admin fsfr..tt5r
nf 7iid estate. WlI appear before tha iu1ar az
sad curt. present MY final -efI .euIeuf Hs such
AdfIlui-i 1atnr and pray the approval 20 tHe
same aui vii then apply e. he discharge as
such Adu-luistrafur Al which time ami fIt-s
au} person iu Interest may appear and present
phlerttuus - the same. % any thDra he
Dated at 0uuuis.sn. toloralln. June Ilrh. fur.
e. IA JTup.
Administrator of tho Estate 80 GrsudyiIl tifir
iu. decreased.
rirzt ,ib. June 81, 1850. Last pub Juiy b, iar
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
DisAoV OhlpVs~'s sssrasa.ips.

The late Bishop Whipple. the ia
nous Episcopal missionary to the In
dians, was a man of very strong ply
sique. and in early life his work WAS
generally carried on by means of long
rides over the plains. when he would
sometimes sleep in the open and see
no white face for months.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
Average length Of life-

In three hundred years the average
length of human life has been doubled
In the sixteenth century it was be-
tween eighteen and twenty years: at
the close of the eighteenth century it
was a little over thirty years. and to
day it is over forty years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
4 Pet Grows amusement.

A pet crow when confined TO a
cage. used to spend hours in coasting
down a small inclined plank. usig the
would carry the sled up to the top
of the plank, step into il and slide
to the bottom. repeating the perform
ance again and again with the great
est glee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
Ceen Rhodes Hohbv.

Mr.. Cecil Rhodes who has Just on
tered on his forty-ninth year. has one
little known wtakness-collecting old
cookery books. OF these he has a very
remarkable and valuable collection. ac-
CURED in the course Of some five or
SIX years. There are books. however.
which even Millionaire cannot buv.
and when in London just before the
outbreak of the war in South Africa he
kept secretary busy tor several
months al the British Museum capvins
and translatlng some OF the very won
derful old Latin cookery books which
have their place in the national col
lection.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
piseoyerer Of leprosy HA,tlIus

bust of DIR. G. Armauer Hanson.
the discoverer of the leprosy bacillus
was unveiled recently by Professor
Nisdal in the garden Of the museum at
Bergen in the presence of many Nor
wegians and foreign medical men.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
Isxa meter" Cabs

In most German cities the taxa
meter cabs are gradually disp'aeing
all the others. They have an arrange
ment which tells the amount of fare
every moment, varying with the dis
tance covered
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
HoW's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case OF catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
f. }. CHENEY 4 Co. Props.
Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney Tor the last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honora ole
in all business transactions and finan-
eially able TO carry out any obiiga-
tions made by their firm.
NEsT a TEUAN. Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, O.
WALDING, kINNAM 4 MARNIN,
Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken ia
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn. Price 75c per bottle. Sold bv
all druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family pin are the best.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
Lowest County in k.,s.

Nyandotte county averaging only
200 feet above the sea level is the low
est point in Kansas. Cheyenne conn
ty. on the Colorado border. 1000 feet
above the sea, is the highest
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
Notice.

The undersig igned hereby gives no.
tice thar he has posted notices on hi.
premises, warning sll persons not to
tresl as on the same All vioIafor-
will be prosecuted to the fullest ex-
tent Of the law. This means every
body.
April /. 1902. A. H.RrN.~
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11
setting Jude ment Asida

LveA the greatest man of science
may as well peacefully submit to hav-
ing his Judgment set aside when the
hahF's g-gn1mothsr takes h7n4
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11

Does a general hsnkins aud collection busl
sess Interest allowed on time deposits. osn
exchange on oil psrts Of the U {. and sUrops
CaDttal soA UsAis stAeA Presto o7k.noo
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11

A fable Is a -tem-winding lie with
moral attachment
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-11

A. HaRrN.N.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1902-04-12
Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements will be run in this depart
ment at tho rate of 10 words in issues for rs
cents, payable in advance; no advertisement
will be taken for less than 25 cents Here is an
opportunity to advertise at minimum cost.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1902-04-12
DENVER PROSPEROUS.

No more striking illustration of
the enormous improvement in bus
mess conditions could be given
than the fact that Denver literally
leads all the cities of the country
in it's percentage of increase in
postoffice receipts for the first
quarter of the present year. That
percentage of increase amounts to
over a third, or 81 per cent The
receipts for the corresponding
quarter of last year were remarka-
bly, good, for even then Denver
was feeling the stimulus of good
times, but the showing for the
present quarter is as surprising as
it is gratifying.
Indeed the business movement
in Denver is to the last degree
gratifying. AS evidence in public
improvements, in new business and
residential property, nothing is left
to be desired either in net results
or effectiveness. No year in Den
ver's whole history was quite so
promising as this. and with such
enterprises as the Short Line in
progress TO Salt Lake no reasona-
BILE limit can be placed upon the
glorious expectations for the COM
ing five years at least. Denver
Times.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1902-04-12

I OST-A pocket book containing a railroad
IL ticket and change, also card with the
name OF tho owner, Mrs. N. II. Mcclure, A no,
ward offered. Return to this office. $3.50
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1902-04-12

DOR SALE-Garden hose, irst quality, low
Il price. See l.. Reos, the plumber. 1921
DOR SALE-Oil land, 100 acres in the oil dis
II trict. Call or address w. p. Hawkins, box
1876. 32-tf
LNOR SALE-An almost now six octave piano
j. organ. Cost S2lB, will sell for slO0 cash.
Office. 2l-r
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1902-04-12

Teachers Association.

The spring meeting of the Ere
mont County Teachers association
will be held at the Canon City
High school building on Saturday,
tho 10Th inst. An excellent pro-
gram has been prepared. In add
ton to interesting discussions upon
various topics by local teachers,
from 2:30 to A p m. will be occu-
pied by an address on Pupil Self
Government" by Prof. Fred Dick,
of Denver, and lecture by Barton
0. Aylesworth, president of the
State Agricultural college Canon
City Clipper.
/ will sell to the highest bidder
one black mare at city pound,
April 18th, at 2 o'clock p. N.
JAMES WARNER,
Pound Master.
Dated April 3, 1902. 81
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1902-04-12
New York Fashion Letter.

New York, April 1.-THE sum
mer girl is out-in the shops--iu
all her glory and veritable fairy
is she With her olinging gowns Of
linen and null embellished with
futtering frills of lace.
Undoubtedly the summer OF
nineteen and two will be white
season. From the dainty peignor
which affords the comfort of the
,boudoir to the exquisite gown
which graces the evening reception
white will be the predominatine
color scheme, depending upon the
many thin materials of the year
for its variety and upon laces, rib
bons and strappings of silk for its
trimming.
A dainty bit of lingerie which
is not exactly new, but which il
has remained for the present sea-
son to bring into especial favor is
the short skirt of jupon haut as ite
French designers call it, combined
with a corset cover of heavier
material and 80 "boned" that il
can be worn by women who dis
d8in corsets.
Unless one is unusually stout
this article is excellent for summer
use and accommodates itself &c
we'll to the growing fad for physic
al culture disregarding of corsets
that 1t is daily becoming more en-
desred to the feminine heart.
Another undergarment with 8
double purpose is the tatfeta petit,
coat made of white silk. 1t is
built upon the lines of dress
skirt, finished around the hips with
plaits, tucks or gathers, as desired
and trimmed 30 beautifully that il
may be used as both an underskirt
and dress lining. Upon design
that is particularly effective are
three graduated ruffies of white
wash silk, hem stitched and
trimmed with frills of narrow
white lace, which may be unbut-
toned from the skirt and laundered
whenever il becomes necessary to
do 80. Such skirt worn under a
frock of white silk null serves the
purpose of an ella borately trimmed
petticoat, which is quite necessary
and obviated the need of an extra
lining, also an important item,
since slenderness 10 80 essential to
fashionable appearance this sum-
mer.