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Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21

Mme. La Mode comes into especial prominence. Many salons have been open for two or three weeks, and after noon n1usicales, together. @wit! soirees and fetes, will soon be crowding the fashionabl mondaine. A suitable toilet must be provided for, these occasions
 In former years it was considered quite impossible to appear in any but silk or velvet visiting gown. But things have changed, and an advance has been made for more practical garments suitable for the promenade. These are converted into the smartest visiting toi-
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21

pensable on the hem of any well con- sidered dress of this sort. All else is a matter of individual taste. The prom ise of the revival of brocade, softnsatins and watered silk still .lags.- ~ = .j
 Here is a pretty dinner gown made to be worn during the durbar which may be copied by the stay at homes. The changes may be. rung upon the mate rial and ornamentations, but if the central idea is preserved a charming gown will result. It is of the inevitable mousseline trimmed with stripes of black chantilly lace joined with bands
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
Shimmerx Black Skirts.

Black skirts for evening shimmering with jet look more than usually stylish below full white satin low bodices, with large embroidered motifs in the sub dued artistic colorings which age has bequeathed to us, the whole yelled with falling jet fringes. White satin is a capital background for the new chine velvet painted garlands in the same subdued tones mingled with lace. a tri- umph of good taste.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
The More Than Ever Popular Grandfather'S CIocl

fish horologists. This clock is remark able for having twenty-four hour dial, and it goes for twelve months. This reminds one of the man who went to buy a clock and when shown one that would go eight days without wind ing asked how long it would go if you wound it.
 Of course the big grandfather clocks
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21

are most attractive, but there are other shelf clocks which are very interesting. They have broad faces and clumsy works, and their glass fronts are paint ed over with wonderful scenery and de- lightfully impossible people. Every clock has pasted within it directions which serve to set it going and the funny thing is that the directions all
 begin. Make the clock fast in a per-
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21

clocks and a useful suggestion of the date.
 So too, is the little bullseye pane in the case through which the pendulum, oddly distorted, is seen swinging. Most of these "old timers are to be found in England. At the admiralty in Lon- don is an official looking mahogany clock which was presented to the office by Queen Anne. It is the work of
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
A New Material For Trim ming.

A beautiful though expensive mate. rial for dress trimming is spangled veil yet. The velvet is black and dotted with tiny go. beads very thickly Seat tered over it's surface At intervals are rather large enamel buttons For vest or collar this fancy velvet is especially happy. .4ts .s sss
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21

wore a kind of loose paletot made of cream brocaded crepe de chine falling loosely to the hem of the skirt over an under petticoat of lace. The lace had a floral garniture in applique colored vel vet round the hounce. Watteau plaits
 which hung from the back of either
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
I1ARISIAN
 COSTUME IN. 1 RED CLOTH

T HIS Parisian costume is made up in
 red cloth. The tablier skirt is en-
 circled with graduated bands of bias black velvet, and the corsags blouse has an empiecement of white panne. The double collar and large re-
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21

GRACE GRISCOME.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21

DARIs, Dec. 27.-It Is hardly likely
 that the remainder of the sea son will develop anything re- ~ markedly new in material, cut
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
Attempt on M-Mullin's Lie.

Saturday at Grand junction au a.
tempt was made on the life of 5. G..
McMullin by William r. Downing.
well known ranchnan Of White
Water.
McMulin had discharged from
custody. Claude White. a younr lcl-
low whom Downing and his daughter
accused Of evil conduct. and IL was
because Of this failure lo prosecute
that the shots were tired. McMullin
had stepped into the hotel when
Downing approached Onc or two
remarks were passed aud Downing
pulled .}s ctlibre revolver and fred
point blank. McMullin threw up his
arm and the bullet intended for his
heart struck the wrist and ploWed its
way up the forearm to the elbow
where it came out. Before another
shot could be fred bystanders had
seized Downing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
Ia,sa1tsoa AgAsast Placer D1saGas.

On relation of J NJ. Woodari
state game and hsh commissioner.
W G. Sloan, who is couHsel for Dls
trict Attarney McMulln. issued We'd
Beslay an injunction against the
Dora Mining company fH pallutiRg
the Taylor and Guuuis1n rivers by
placer mining
THIS nWnctiou was served yester-
day bv I uGer sheriff.. l.. Snodgrass
who went up o. the scene II opera
tians iu L1tls canon. The iniunc-
tion stops the company from deposit
ing their washings in LOTUS creek.
unless efficient settling dams are
built. Liil further order Of the court
Judge Stevens may hear this case in
chambers, but otherwise placer min
ing must cease until the next term
Of the district court IN September.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
Pleasant Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. L. Fansworth en-
tertained a few friends very enjoy
ably Tuesday evening \ musical
game employed a portion II the time,
Miss Hattie Evans proving most sue
cossful and winning a bottle Of per
fume as first reward. Miss Julia
Redden was second and received a
china shoe a. souvenir, while Frank
.tuthbert secured the consolation. a
pretty picture.
Refreshments were served and the
evening thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
High School Notes.

y, Pupil
Winona Allen withdrew from
school this week.
The final examinations viii begin
Tuesday and occupy the remainder
Of the week
Agnes Myers was absent from
school part Of the week on account
of sickness.
Mrs. Met Cornick visited the rooms
of Miss Allison and Miss Evans this
week.
The Professor ofCeoilgy from u.
State University at Boulder visited
the High school Monday
The following pupils have been
neither absent nor tard y since school
took up last September: Gcnovicve
Purrier, Carrie Eells, Myrtle Meyers
Avis Eells, Ada Caldwell and Neyin
NJ. Fennenian.
There Will be a baseball game be
tween the Grammar and High school
boys Friday afternoon, May 22nd at
half past two. The basket ball
game will be played Thursday even
ing at a quarter 20 sev0- Both
games VIII probably be close a. all
have been practising for the past few
weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
BUSI ESS LOCALS.

Want ads and announcements under this head
I cents a line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
Monday Afternoon Club.

The meeting was with Mrs. Robert
Lewis. The program was interest
ing and was given a. follows:
Description Of the eruption of
Mount Nesuvius. Miss Shackleford:
Eruption Of Mount Pelcc, Miss Brown:
Empress Josephine and Island Of
Martinique, Miss Brown; Recitation
The Roman Sentinel. Mrs Palmer
The last literary meeting for the
year will be next Monday with Miss
Shackleford. The subject viii be
Shakspere.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
Sn41s. NEssA q OAaekv Nd

YESTERDAY Charley Ned c..c IN
from Spencer ~ nsacs Ei- -s-ser IIllss
wno ARRIVED thIs nsornln9 from Fenn-
-ylxaiasa. he cs,ssTl..8ned II a -s.re
throat. b1si went b. his room a. the
Palisades hosel las; evening" without
stating anything about besng serlsss-
ly sh THIS usrn5as hs was fssud
dead IN bed.
The coroner ; JsEry Is Inve-ss ratIHs
the case and yer ilct will nsa be re
turned IN time fr this issue
A brother. LOUIS lives al Nulcan
and another brother IN Penn~vivaIala
The SISTER expects h. keep hpgse for
the boys tins -smmer whsle they
worked IN the mine and the sudden
and unexpected bereavement is
terrible shock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
". 4 T~ehss 0neaiupk

Al meessag - the .shasa toard
a aa-srscs NJ. ] he.a Ssssraay II y a.
voted - retain v A TucAcr ~ ss-
p~sEsnteatscai II Gar cav ~...as,.- fa
ans'sher year At a SALARY of ~ lea,
fhIs Is .a increase # : ies, ~ SALARY
and The actioa wsll asec, tbs .pprps.. u
Vt p..srons IT the -ch.sl wlfksui ex-
eepison. Mr. Tucker has been sin
cul..riy happy IN has management II
the children and the year has PASSED
With almssi none If the fr,ctlon
winch has disturbed and impaired
wears.
Another messing vail be held 10
mnrruw at which time the resi- Il tle
teachers viii he selected Prom
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
We have competent men Il
hang your wall paper.
E\pNER LUMBER co.

ON next Weduc. lay. Nay 20ih u
the the Parlin home viii occur the
marriage of Miss Edna, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs j + Par
lin To Mr.. George Crowley Mr..
Crowley Is popular young fireman
of the ID. a r. G. road and has al
ready fitted up a pretty home at Sal
ida for his fair Gunnis-n bride to-bc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

what We can learn. DO j. likely that
nearly all the present CORPS viii be
retained, another praiseworthv move.
We understand. however. thar AR.
Pope, principal Of the grammar ropms
has accepted position in charge Of
Pitkin schools qi salary Of S1j a
month This Is also an increase for
Mr. Pope, and the NEv--CHyupIoN
congratulates him on the promotion
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
Sells Store at Fort Collins.

John Latimsr came from Fort Col
lins this morning and expects to
spend a week or more in Gunnison.
He has disposed Of his Laramie Dry
Goods store at Fort Collins to Mr..
kalmer Of Colorado Springs. How
ever. Mrs. Latimer with Jessie and
Willie viii remain there for the pre-
sent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

Fou SME Our Grocery store. lGO
acres ranch land 3 miles from Gun
uisuu, our six room house and four
lots west Gunnison good location.
WILLIAMS Bios.
FeR SALf-At once 20 head Of
Young cattle. For particulars apply 10
A. II Jrpl,
Gunnisou, Colo.
For SALf-One ore outht. / horses.
wagon, harness and sleighs: also "a
head ol cattle, mostly young stock.
Call at RYAN ranch or address
W j. RrssELI,
Sargent Colo.
WtNrrn-lmng man wants job ON
ranch, riding preferrcd-C. r. IT,.
care News p
Bicycle cleaning and repairing.
All work quickly and carefully done.
Office In rear of residence ON Tomichi
avenue opposite Il. +. Walkers.
W. ). RuNBow.
GMpEN SEEps FBEl For those
who have been overlooked This Of
fee still has number Of packages Of
garden seeds sent by courtesy Of
John c. Boil
A drink from the beautiful new
goth Century sanitary fountain at
O'Learys seems TO he the popular
thing. Try it,
Miss Peltnn, instructor Of piano
and organ. Studiosat Presbyterian
parsonago north Iowa street.
For cabbage plants 60 to Marion
Bates.
We have competent men to
hang your wall paper.
ENNNEB LUMBER co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

Mr.. Joseph Pominville, Of Still
water. MINI, after having spent over
$4,000 with the best doctors for
stomach trouble, without relief. was
advised by his druggist, Mr.. Alex.
Richard. to try box of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
He did so, and is a well man TODAY.
If troubled with indigestion. bad
taste in mouth. lack Of appetite. or
constipation, give these Tablets a
trial, and you are certain to be more
than pleased with the result. For
sale at p cents per box by all drug
gists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
Denver Stockyards Affected.

The strike in Denver has called
out 800 employees Of the union stock
yards and as result packing houses
viii suspend and commission mer-
chants are notifying their customers
not to make further shipments TO
them.
Employees are butchers, meat cut
tiers, hog stickers, meat handlers,
dressers and the like and they
strike out Of sympathy with the trans
fer men.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
School Elections over the County.

me Burnett we secure the names ui
those citizens elected to serve ON va
rious school boards Of Gunuisou
county at the recent election
Dist No.
I. Gunnison, II. 2. Ferguson Treasurer
q pnrlin, Maurice Turnay President Wilson
Moore, Secretary.
81 Doyieyiile, " k. Prussor, Secretary
I. tystal and Marble,
o. Pitkn, Mrs. c. n Wilcox. Secretary.
o. lin tup, :. Gollagher, Treasurer.
e. Floresta, John Cairns, President Thomas
Mclaughlin, Secretary; T. l.. Chest
uut, rea -urer.
treasurer; X Alexap'ier. Ter, presid M.
q. White Pine. Mrs Ell. Hylamd, Treasurer.
lO Eastery Lee Lehman, Treasurer
~. ,astletpn Mitchell Nelson, President.
a.. Lake Fork,
Is Ohio City. Mrs. +. G. Dice, President
~. P'wderhorn, y. 4 Poster Treasurer.
-. Spencer, ID. l. Phelps, President, 81
lH. Obers,eg. Mr-. A. +. Genrirht, Treasure.
a.. lola. 4. 4 brecn, Prtst.: c Houvierr, 7 r.5.
d. Howeyiile. /. II. Rider, President; e. O.
sampson. Treasurer
~. Vulcan. j ~ Crowley. Pres ideut. Mrs
Arta Smith. Treasurer.
90. Sapinero l.. Carpenter, President.
MIS-. lara arperter, Treasurer.
p. Vidal, Mr.. l.. j. Nylie, Secretary.
% Outcalf
. Mt Carbon, c. F. kunze, Treasurer
p. Smith Anthracite. abandoned
-. tebolla. Mrs. l.. u Carpenter.
~. Andrews, 7. W. Dean, Treasurer.
q. Nsder. Geo. NanAlstine. Treasurer
p. Dubois, A. y hant, President; 1 Il. Beau
champ, Treasurer
~. Cimarron, Frank Mooro, President
20. Sgmersst, Joseph Bardine, Secretary "
L. Geary, Treasurer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15

Gardmaster Dick Grout and family
went to Pennsylvania Thursday for
a six-weeks' visit. They viii return
by way of Wyoming and Montana
where they have friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
Program at Ohio City, Saturday
Evening, May 10

Aos ~ Ot1iO N<-NFr
Evening, May 10.
TirLE oF rtAY:
FROM PUNkIN RIDGE
In Five Scenes.
SCENE /.
TIE Brothers Warming.
Music
SCENE II.
Jonathan Scruggins Arrival
Music
SCENE III.
An Interrupted Courtship.
Music.
SCENE IN.
Jonathan Disappointment
Music.
SCENEN.
Exposure and Arrest of Simroy and
Arrival of Belinda Jane
Hopkins.
HEAMATis PERsuNE.
Jonathan Scruggins. Harry Seyerson
Mr.. Brown. j. NJ Flick
Augustus Simroy. Thomas Sharpe
Harry Clifton. H. { Truth
Elizabeth Brown, Mrs. T.. q. Dice
Belinda Jane Hopkins, Miss Azelda
HUI
Annie, Nernie Waterman
First Policeman. Frank Gardner
Second Arthur Flick
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-15
The Literary Entertainments

The musical and literary entertain
ment given by ladies OF the NJ +.
church at Masonic hall last Friday
night was well patronized consider
ing the number Of entertainments
last week
Musical numbers predominated,
and were well rendered two songs
by the inimitable Bob Potter being
especially appreciated The interest
of the evening however, ceutorcd in
Mrs. NJ NJ. Dctch, whose talent a. am
elocutionist and dramatic reader is
noteworthy Two recitations from
her were much enjoyed The enter
tainmcnt closed with drama entitled
yellow Roses. in which Mrs. Detch
was assisted by Mr. Rawalt Re
membering the short time both had
been allowed for preparation, we are
justified in saying that it was fine
The program as given is published
herewith.
PROGRAM
Piano Duet, Florence and Winona
Allen
Piano Solo Mrs. r. b. Lewis
Violin and Piano Ductt. Messrs. Ga
vette and Lake
Recitation Mrs. VI. NJ Detch
Vocal Solo Mrs. G. 4. Nelson
Song Robert Potter
Piano Duett Mr. and Mrs II. +.
Lake Jr
Song Robert Potter
Cornet Solo Mr.. Nm. Coombs
Piano Trio, Mrs. Lewis and Misses
Brown and Estes
Yellow Roses. Drama Mrs Detch
and Mr. Bawalt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-22
Al TIE PLAY HOUSE.
"The Wizard Of Wall Street" Pre-
sents good Show With
Clever Spcclaliies.

Pos IDLY the best audience Of
the season in point OF numbers,
saw and enjoyed the performerce
given by the Wizard of Wall
Street Co, at the Wagner Opera
House last night. The play has q
very cleverplot which served 10
introduce the various members Of
the company in some pleasing
speciallies in songs, dances and
character sketches.
C. Rea Berger, Miss Dunlap and
Lew ViEden were the principals in
several good solos, duets and irios,
aud the Brownies, Ohas. and Bes sic,
.sdrnished some splendid dancing.
Iasen alt gether the performance
was good and the members Of the
company a versatile lot OF peo-
pie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-22
BUILDINGS BURNED.
The Eastern Part of Town Visited
Bya Destructive Fire Last
Night,

Just at 8 O'Clock last nigh
when the city was getting ready tc
10 its visiting ana attend The the
atre the alarm Of FIRE was sounded
and those on their way towards
the business part Of town saw
smoke and flames coming from
somewherenear themachine shops.
The buildings burned were the
n estern Hotel, a tBo-story frame,
and two cottages adjoining which
we're located on Kansas avenue
near First street. The buildings
we're owned by G. B. Rodgers,
Of Gainesville, Texas, father OF @ !.
B. Rodgers Of the Chickasha Iron
Works, and were unoccupied
when burned Mr.. Rodgers when
seen this morning said he thought
tae buildings were uninsured; be
estimated the loss at about
$1,000.
@. G. Hanna, who owned o
blacksmith shop adjoining on the
west sustained loss Il about s125
ana Flanagan and Beatty also
blaoksmiths were damaged to the
extent OF 500. The sheds be-
longing to the Star Barn coral
were torn down and s75 will cover
their loss. r. @. Williamson the
proprietor Of the Western Barn
Was not damaged at all, although
the emplyees took the precautiOn
to empty the building Of all 1t con-
tanned.
The fire as first seen by those II
the neighborhood, in the hotel
building and il is not definitely
known as to how it originated,
there seemingly being no cause for
it.
Mr. Rodgers said he could not
say whether his father would re-
build or not.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-22
a NEW NEIeHB0R.


10 those who are moi Acca5tom-
ed 60 fuca thiag-, ihs Building Of
towns ia the great Southwest is
something Of q surprise. Chicka-
sha haa comparatively newneigh-
Dor ia the town OK Alex on the
new Panic Valley extension recent
iy completed, a4A over which train
service began September
Tie town is situated in tue
Washlta vsliey X miles South
vest OF Chickasha having The river
on the southeast; tie surrounding
country in the hoesi in the Indian
Territory feFule and easily adapt
ed to all agricultural purposes.
Although only a few months old il
has become busy ltlle town
since the railroad has bern able 70
furnish transportation facilities,
The railroad now has some - men
at work putting IN ballast and got
ting The road asoand the d pot
and switches in shape.
The business interests Of the
town are at present represented by
j. II. Eagel, groceries and dry
good, siIas NJ. Burch is building &
new hotel, Stephenson Brown
Lamber %. are building two store
rooms for Taylor aud Burnley,
hardware, John Wehrle is build
ing store room for himself for
groceries and hard ware, August
Walter Is building blacksmith shop
aud residence.
Mrs. Erlan runs q provision
store and John Rooney boarding
and lodlng house, Ben J. Vaughan
has bad switch Mules 10 length
LAID to his place northwest.
A new school house will soon be
built by Gilbert and Lowe II the
townsite company Dr. Crenahaw
the druggist enjoys a good prac-
tiec. The Rock Island has very
effcient and accommodating agent
in Mr.. Poole.
This rich country will soon be
buiItsup with towns aud land Is IN
creasiDg Ia valno right along and
10 few years TIE people will en-
iay az the Improvements and con-
yeosencee Of more settled commu.
mites.
Let MS cultivate the closer az
onaintance OF our little ncighboi
aod her people and do all we esr
to fotber their interests. Tins
would be Il nice little jaantfor o0i
Commercial Cluo to so down anc
aet better acquainted and see SOM
81 lbs finest and richest land il
The Indian Territory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-22
WANT PROHIBITION
An Effort VIII be Made to Ex-
clude Liquor from the Indian
Territory and Oklahoma.

Not long ago an appeal was sent
out from Eufala BY the governors
Of the Five Civilized Tribes, ask
ing the religious and temperance
organizations Of the United States
% aid them and the Indians to se-
cure q state government tot the In
dian Territory u ider a constitu-
sion which will protect the Indian
forever from the baleful j, aaence
Of intoxicating liquor.
This appeal seems to have been
heard and is going TO be acted up.
on, for the missionary society Of
tho Christian church which was
10 session in oklahoma City las'
week have taken the matter up. Il
view Of making Indian Territory
and Oklahoms q prohibition state
in case they come in as one state
plans have been laid for mouste
convention to be held III the nea
future either for Oklahoma, 0
both Oklahoma and the lndia
Territory, the convention TO b
composed OF two delegates froI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-22


BEAR HUNTING.-Ihere IS mouse
goiDg bear bunting unless you
have o gun aud ammunition suit
able 10 kill him If you iind him.
The same thing applies TO real
estate SCENTS, if they haven't got
The right stun at the right prices
and the terms 10 suit you, you
can expect TO buy anything from
them. lie got 'em, so foot lot
with house, 500, half cash -
#. corner lot, tine location, $1,000
terms 10 suit, good three room
house on lot. so ft. lot good loca-
ton, 8 room house, well, good
barn, terms to suit, price $500.
hoo #. Two lots, house, cave. vel
aud shade trees, its beauty, $500
cash If sold in 10 days. Don'tfoo
away yoar money paying rent no
fool away your time bunting rea
estate men, come to 22l OhickashI
avenue aud see A. B. Cochran.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-22

Soon after Tue fire Started last
nipht ! drove Of horses ran pell-
mol up Chiokasha avenue frlghlen'
inq those On the street and con-
tinued On West. They were pos
sibiy from one Of the s'svics in the
neiehborhood ofthe bnrning build-
ipes. Two Of them, a white and
bay. were caught and tied 10
front OF the DAILY Expresa onice,
where their owner probably found
them, rs they were gone 'h''
morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-22

every church or organization 9p-
posing lhe liquor business. Pro-
vision is made for a central CON-
mittep, cor posed Of one delegate
from every church Or Y G. 4. u.
society il the two territories. Al
this convention permanent CEN
tral committee will be made TO
look after The temperance interests
when statehood comes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-22

Road signs and road
advertising in large or
small contra cts one of
the specialtieS Of the
Missouri CONTRACTING
and Building Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-22

The election passed off very
quietly and orderly yesterday
much to the satisfaction Of the
voters,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-22

SEWER bonds


FUTN AIlIIIlIlNIAN
3rd ward-Wells ~, Collins 81
Ith ward-Seoffern SO, Martin 36