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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-12

No more severe lines. no more man.
ish effects in fashion-the new spring
models are dainty and delightfully."- fem
mime. There are so-called tailor made
dresses, to be sure, but the new mod
els are elaborately trimmed. AS for
the new gowns for dressy occasions,
there is no end to their elaboration.
Where a year or so ago, the tailor
made gown was of smooth cloth or dur
able tweed, made with plain skirt,
and a tight-fitting plain jacket with
mannish lapels, turnover velvet collar
and coat sleeve, today the tailor-made
gown is quite as apt to be made of can
vas or mohair. In fact, it is more than
apt to be, and trimming is the feature
of the costume.
The spring girl of 1908 will do away
with severe effects in her clothes. A
substitute for the tailor-made gown
is of oak brown mohair. the skirt made
with a panel front and trimmed with
horizontal bands of fancy velvet rib
bon in dark brown. The jacket is
far away from the tight fitting plann
coat. 1t is made with a slight blouse
in front and a shoulder cape trimmed
with stitched bands and edged with
silk ball trimming. The blouse por-
ton, as we'll as the upper part of the
sleeves, is decorated with bands of the
fancy velvet matching that used on
the skirt Then there is an elaborate
vest of solid embroidery worked in
shades of red, tan, brown and green.
Another style of the new tailor-made
gown is in etamine. The skirt is made
in the tunc style with three deep
flounces and the coat is in dark blue
trimmed with pipings of gray silk. The
coat has a narrow vest of fancy silk in
gray and dark blue silk ornament and
tassel and edged with a stitched band
of gray silk. This coat, like all of the
new models, is cut low in the neck,
which makes it imperative this year
that women pay particular attention to
their collars and heir becoming effect.
+ +
The high stiff linen collar is seldom
worn. the little turnover collar pretti1y
embroidered taking it's place. 1t is
in these little soft turnovers that the
clever woman can introduce an origin
al touch in her costume. It is not nee
essary to have the turnover collar OF
white. though of course that always
looks dainty. Whatever color is most
becoming that color may be used for
the linen turnover
Drawn work collars of this sort are
also the model, also collars in blue,
biscuit green. pink and violet linen
pletti'3- hand embroidered. A little
white linen turnover collar recently
seen was embroidered in the Roman
colors. 1t was worn with a black silk
stock and the effect was extremely
smart
So elaborate is the tailor-made gown
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
From P1ymouth Rock.

Judge Waldo pointed ont to the
RECORD reporter few days ago that
Viano & Cavagnaro, doing business
under the firm name of the Boston
Peanut Roasting Company" we're
petitioners in the supreme judicial
court of Ma sachusetts asking for u
writ of injunction prohibiting Bacci-
galupo from using The name Boston
Peanut Roasting Company" in his
business to the detriment of their
trade If Captain Miles Standish and
Governor Winthrop knew how the
blood of he Pilgrim fathers who came
over in the Mayfiower had been vii ted
by immigration from Southern Europe
they would rest une ,sily in their grnves.
Although Boston still arr, ga es to itself
certain distinctively American pc
culiariie il is more thoroughly in the
g, ~ of foreigners than any other city
iE the country. The d-scrr dants OF
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
Shall We Have a Band?

There Will be no band concerts next
summer unless the citizens are willing
To contribute a certain amount to the
band each month during the entire
year.
The city and citizens should take
enough pride in the band to give aid
unsolicited, and not wait until the boys
have to beg it.
The actual monthly expense Of the
band amounts to $50, summer and
winter, and the majority OF those
subscribing for the concerts imagine .
band only exists during the summer
time, when in reality the hardest work
is done during the winter in rehearsals,
getting ready for summer. A great
many bands start up and last only six
months, while the Canon Military
Band has never ceased since 1t organis-
ed in. 1900. Not q town In the state
the sise Of Canon has ~ good band
and all should contribute more for the
support Of such an organisation.
It Is up to the citizens to decide
whether Canon shall havses band or
not.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
Getting Along Nicely.

G. G. Conkle. right of-way agent for
the Denver 4 Northwestern Railway
company, spent Sunday with his family
in this city while en- route back to
Steamboat Springs from an official
visit Of several days duration in Den
YER. Mr.. Conkle. whose headquarters
are at present at Steamboat Springs
says he is getting along nicely in the
matter of procuring options from
property owners for the right-of way
for the proposed road through Routt
county and that he will soon. begin
work in Utah. The scenery in some
places along the contemplated road Is
of the most sublime character, sur
passing any thing IN he ID. & r. e.,
according to Mr.. Conkle, and is sure
TO attract greai deal Of travel when
the line is compile ed In the opinion
of Mr.. Conkle the work OF construction
which is now being done on the east
end will have TO be suspended about
the middle OF December on account Of
the snow
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
Entertained BY The E1lks.

Elks hall was the scene OF unusual
gaiety last Monday night. the occasion
being reception and darce in honor
OF those that assiste in the presenta-
tion of "A Night In Bohemia" which
was given at the opera house last
Thursday end Friday nights un-
der the auspices of the Canon City
Lodge, No. $40, b. 7. o. K. Although
a somewhat informal AFFAIR it was none
the less delightful on that account, in
fact, its freedom from that extreme
stiffness and conventionality which
charucl erizes affairs Of the kind aug
mented, rather than detracted from
its enjoyment
The music was furnished by j. NJ.
Pantone and Miss Mannix and was OF
an inspiring character. Refreshments
were served at II O'Clock, the magic
hour with the Elks, and at midnight
the guests departed for theii homes,
all of them agreeing that the Eikr
were The Best People On Earth"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
A Pleasant Gathering.

One of the notably interesting social
events OF the past week was the
Pound Party" given at the parsonage
of the United Presby terian church, Ill
South Ninth street, IN honor OF Mr..
and Mrs s. X. Mclaughlin last Friday
night. There were about one hundred
and twenty-five guest. present and
every body had a Jolly good time, IS
they always do at the hospitable home
Of Rev. and Mrs. Mclaughlin.
1t was originally intended us II pure
ly social gathering, no idea OF dona-
tion entering into the arrangements
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
Conditions Good Here.

Three banks closed in the state last week. One
each at Pueblo Victor and Cripple Greek
However, financial and business circles have been
very slightly effected
These banks owned by who deal largely in
speculative venture mining mining stock, etc. and they
had their ney tied up shape that it could
be readily realized upon.
due.
Conditions in Canon City the very best.
Our banks managed by the careful and
servatve They do speculate do they loan
speculative securities.
The banks here report heavy deposits and from
bankers view Canon City enjoying prosperous time
it has in several years.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12

The ladies' composing the member
ship of the Home and Foreign Mission
ary Society Of Trinity Lutheran church
were very pleasantly entertained by
Mrs. J Kent RiEer at the parsonage,
on College avenue. last Thursday af-
ternoon. There were a score or more
guests present and they had II delight
ful time. Coffee was served, the berries
of which were sent to the hostess from
Africa by one of the missionaries in
Monrovia who is supported by the
Rocky Mountain Synod of the Luther
an church 1t may be of interest to
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12

know that the Lutherans Of Colorado
and adjoining states pay the expense
of supporting two missionaries in the
DARK Continent. At the Muhlenberg
mission in Monrovia on the west coast
of Africa, more than $4,00o worth OF
coffee WAS shipped to the United States
last year, all Of which was grown by
the converts on mission property. The
Muhlenberg mission is in charge Of u
Rizer, while in college at Springfield.
Ohio.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
A Handsome Vote.

In the recent election Judge Campbell received very
handsome in this county His plurality is 337 out
of q total vote of only 2,202.
This is a better showing than any candidate made in
the county last year
The puralities last year Gov Peabody $50 Con-
gresham Hogg 10; Congressman Brooks 1883; Lieuten
ant Governor Haggott 223 The puralities last year
were out of total vote of 5,4OO
The this year only about forty per cent of last
year. yet Judge Campbes plurality exceeds of last
year, except that of Gov Peabody.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
Honor His 87th Anniversary

What promises to be an exceedingly
interesting affair is the old folks gath
ering to take place in the parlnrs Of
tn. First Presbyterian church at noon
next Saturday in commemorsiion of
sary of J. X Brewster. who was chosen
as one If the elders Of the church on
it's organization tbirty.one years ago.
The arrangements for the fnrthcomil z
celebration have been largely promot d
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12

through the efforts of s. ii. Atwater
and h. will preside at the anniversary
dinner ms POSTMASTER About twenty
five guests have been invited. all OF
whom are over seventy years Of age.
Toasi- will be make by Pnstor Thomas
and Others and a reply made by Mr..
Brew stcr A peculiar thing In con-
nection with Mr. Brrw-tsr's eldership
In ,he church is the fact that he has
held that office from the date of mis-
first election, nearly generation ago,
without interruption till the present
time It !, expected th.Te will be
several guests at Saturdays CON-
memorntive dinner that arc more than
cigh ty-tiye years of age.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
Stop Grunb1ins.

Be cheerful
Look the bright side
These things will come making i'll well
than doctors and medicines.
three semi Grips together and they will talk
over their symptoms and imaginary troubles until all
will go home and have the nigh. sweats.
But let one of them go good cheerful physician
and he will Jolly the of him prove that he
has practically no troubles at all.
Its the same in business.
half dozen merchants can talk together about dull
business and hard times until the weaker will go
home and prepare their assignment papers
Some merchants in Canon have been doing this recent
y, entirely without cause.
Things may not be as lively in Canon they
years ago.
But conditions good-better than they have
been ten years barring portion of 1901 and 1902
Every branch of trade and business that brings
into town is better than before with single
ception of the building trades.
1t fact that building has fallen off from what it
in 1901 and 1902.
But there is nothing remarkable about that. Canon
City did building during those than most c-
ties this size do in life time
We needed the buildings that put up but
didn't need any The condition little abnor
it couldn't be expected keep up that
Look every other of income in 1901 and you
will find it better today
The fruit crop brings in more money every year.
The smeter and other manufacturing enterprises pay
out money today than ever before.
There people in Canon today who live on in
comes who do have work for
living than before in the history of the place
The banks have money deposit than be-
fore
The schools have pupils than in any previous
year.
The postoice receipts greater than they
been before.
The City Directory contains names than it had
last year.
During the past summer and fall more Canon people
enjoyed the luxury of months vacation in the
tans trip down East than before known
indicating prosperity.
With these facts all before us, why in the of
sense, the conditions considered goodg
They good
Business men should quit this everlasting talk about
dull business and quiet and help iven things up
a bit at least by looking the bright side. -.
Stop grumbling.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12

those who landed on Plymouth Rock
in 1920 are being rapidly submerged in
the commercial lie of Boston by aliens
from over the sea Boston, at one
time the Mecca of American patriotism,
has become II Babylon of foreigners.
The Yankee has been driven from his
stronQhOld
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12

but some of the members OF :he con-
gregntion thought il would be nice to
convert it into Pound Party" this
feature OF il being complied surprise
to their entertainers
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12

Did you read Thanksgiving Day proclamation?
You might do this year it is written and signed by
a Canon City man, Gov. Jas. H. Peabody.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12

Our idea of hero is who deliberately takes cold
plunge bath every morning during the cold winter
months That Hobson plunge into the warm Southern
seas nothing in comparison
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
4 Hard Water Soap.
I'VE Use it In Our Family

I'VE Palmers Hard Water Soap altogether in family
the expression frequently heard Every mother likes to have tbs
of her children when they school To
mothers the difficulty the dirt Pames Hard Water
the
soft. smooth and clear, solves the difficult problem
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12

The strike fever have struck the country
the hens have gone strike and
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
Other Toilet Accessories.
The Headquarters Store.

The Palmer Drug Store headquarters for the best toilet
articles Purity essential Ingredient the best toilet
Many complexion almost by poisonous
Purity the wachword this department We
only the satisfy the
fastidious
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12

Revenge is only the person whose soul is of
very small calibre.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12

Good morning How'- your coal pile.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-11-12
Drank Coffee from Africa.

trongiolC
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-28

We are now paying particular
attention to this department.
and can furnish you nearly
everything in this line at
very reasonable prices. Al
part of our import order now
in and on sale
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-28

Lost-Heavy set, short legged, brindl-
ed COW. No horns. No brand except
daub on hip. Left our place twp. 153
rye. IS, on Oct 4. Mrs. Otto Larson,
Grellaud, ND. n27t3p
The New York store this week
carries a page ad in the Indep-
endent. The store is progressive
and is Offering some great bar
gains. Read the ad.
Sullivan the optical specialist of
Fargo who visits Minot regularly is an
expert in his line of work. He is reg
istered optician, member of the North
Dakota Optical Association and there is
no doubt about his work or no graft
about his priceseyes skillfully examined,
glasses prescribed when needed. Mr..
Sullivan can be found at the Leland,
Oct. % and 90.
Estray Stock Sale.-Notice is hereby
given that the estry mare and colt taken
up by Victor j. Karkell at sec. 81 twp.
LA rye 81, Sawyer. N. D., Oct. 1902,
will be sold at public sale at Sawyer. N.
D., Saturday, Nov. 7, 1903 at 2 o'clock p.
m. Mare is described as having light
brown color, white face, three white feet
branded N over S on right hip and lazy
Hon left hip and had colt five months
old by her side when taken up. n27t3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

YOUNG MAN
GOES INSANE

Levi. y sohus. the son % the
late Lewis sohns. prominent and
wealthy citizen of Vancouver. Wa.
wHs committed 90 the 1trilacoum tn.
sumo asylum b. Superior Judge Tail.
man yesterday afternoon. The COM
piaiuf against him wha sworn tu by
his sisters Mrs.. Fi0fa JHEne ~
vancouver and Ms sstc Aarpteh
~ Portland
suhuH e well educated and hns
had every luducenent % become q
Hfeul member % society. NotuIth-
standing This ne has persisted I'm
course N rtatau. living which has
caused bic brain to become affected.
For years hia family has nsid hIs
hilIa and made good for worthless
checks be has given until they he
came convinced on account of HE
peculiar action that he was insane.
lie WAS arrested iu this cify two
days ago for tampffiug with the
United states malls. hut the charge
against him was dismissed mud the
insanity charge preferred instead.
II ie thought that course Of
medical treatment ard regular living
may restore mis- mental faculties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
SEAL TIE DADS
MIGHT TRY
1T HERE

eT LOUIS. Mo. oct Among
the inHumsfabIr features 81 inter
cot IT the approaching worlds fair
s. Us he g ufudvl street.. che tnnHtfue-
tiun 81 which Was commenced thIu
week. The street ia 90 haFr 8 AHik
m thn center q feet wHie. wlfh
srass piutH un either eide. The in-
siaii#tiun ~ tho utilities. eumpfts-
inE Sanitary sewers. gas pipes De-
ateaifa and fire service water pipes
and eleHfrlr gaudHitR. % now under
way. Al turn IT the street VII
len lgsasiei town hail. ia be ifaHtaH
by sculptor J NHsrey nhinH~ A
large number - applications far
spare uu the model street are cam-
ing 20 the department ~ social
economy ~. Paul MINNEAPOLIS
and Atlanta have each made liberal
appropriations Tor features iu this
department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
SWIFT OPERATORS
CONTEST FOR TINE
CARNEGIE MEDAL

PHILADELPHIA. Oct m-Tsle.
Erauh Operators renowned for their
speed e. manipulating the kos are
sathered here from many points
thruushoHt the country Is take part lH
W aatipnai toieera pliers tournament
which npena thls evening In The VA
iianai Export Exposition building
Andrew rarHHFis's Faid medal r. the
prize f9r which Tie operators viii CON
teat The medal waF wau last year
uF = n MrciiHtie 81 Dallas Tex.
who attained The record bfra kinr nrfrd
~ aprdinf ca words On ten minutes
and Esceivira on a typewriter ~ voada
81 ttin same time.
n addition tnsthe medal ranfast
there VIII he o. wamsu'a contest which
o. limited e. straight mraHH 80 wofh on
typaHriters Another event ia limited
so raiit6ad operators only ard d thfrd
fasttae ~ the program will Do con-
test b. which ALL the operators viii be
- ~ mere wears cid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
MLNPiV
SINE MRk
cHoLlY la.lN's TEAM WAS
NGATlY TRoUNcEo

In gene characterized hy
Wretsbed ft~lliuE by both teams. the
local bunch af bell -fnssefH Hu.ea~4-
Cd ln winning again from ths dead
ones from frisco. and are noH
growdins Sacramento Tor second
place Heiue LANSING WaH about the
limit hen it came To making crfurh.
and even she usually steady uoian
and Mnhier contributed TO she col.
umu Of mistakes Hughes was hit
quite freely. bat was steady wtfh
men on bases. most uf The runs -
the visitors being due tn errors
During the game he was presented
Hith fine silk umbrella by the
fms m token - their appreciation
~ hts splendid Rufk this srasau
cutter aaa bumped frequently. and
hH SUPPORT Was almost ne had as
that afforded his opponent.
III a. aa-Hrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

cHlee oe POLICE AWARDED a
SOLID slLVSs SERVICE AT
Gloss CATHEDRAL FAIR

Cbief Sullivan h ssattls.a popular
chief Tte solid silver Tea set In the
popularity contest with ehisf Cook
VAS presented q him 1T the rinse u
the bis Catholic fair last aiAht The
Han1 count stood chief sullivan q SO.
Chief Cook sG fhe friends - salil-
van were eEpsttiuE n bis raliF - she
supporters 81 Chicf Cook and spent
money uke uaftr duriax the last hour
~ voting Miss NcrdhuT wan the
gisua in thr most popular FuunE iudF
contest her vUts being GSl. Miss
Lynch was aeeard with est and ~
uahB third with aaa An enormous
crowd vas present - hear the RETURNS
snd The management si8creedsd iH liz.
pasing e nssFiy hti fhc stock THE
faIf has Heeu a hig success. something
like fsma beinE taken b. g. be I'D
ln paying faF the slEe II the new
ca ffeasHeaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
vASM0N FAM
DIa SUCCESS

NAEHuN. Wash. Get b The
third annual fair at Nashan.
held uHdef the auspices 81 che wash
co.'s HurtirultuFtt society. has just
closed u Was a sncrrHH from Start
to finish Large crowds frem -
atfie and TaesgHa were In attend
aurc. and sver1une was SURPRISED At
tfa eRlrllruf display
The fair waH divided iu three de-
raFtmrufa under the management u
Dr John J sturgvna assisted by
a. I. Tlumsiaud J r. Thompson
and Afs T. 81 Horton.
The Ladies' Al aneielT - the 81
r church Furnished dinner tn
huii1tnk close 20 the halt and on
Friday they served bis chicken
dinner such Ha couutrY folk only
can serve.
A large number - special premi.
nus were an arded among the rK-
hlhitaFH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

Sen It her phy@iriHuH that unless uu-
expected complications ar euEaHus
TERED. tho victim u Afhareiea isaI-
uus8 may recover.
Contrary 60 tHf first diagnosis. the
physicians Haa thirk thal htt liver
Was npt pHHetuffd tF rho ballet II
thla ls thr eaHe. ahe has sud thance
- recovery
Yesterday afternoon aHd fodaK Miss
srrs fna!rfsHd tn farss extent with
hFr nurses AID physicians. ard de-
uuHarsd AfbufkIs.a cos aFdIse H. shoot
lea bee az he did aad expressed ue
featvt that the NuaII.bc murderer
ended hIa uau ufe
The Hunusf Watson company r.
esiYsd q aifs ffsa SRA wHrs. 4 r.
stating that thr Suicide mother had
LEFT tbrrs Tor THE HigI. g. be present
aE hsr sons fanefat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
IN TROUBLE

uIRauNgHAN. Ala cot 0 Tho
Afahama rrrss association met iu rre-
cIaI session here fodnr 60 hear the re-
port n the special committee appoint
"a ~ investigate The charEsH aEniust
J ASS Ruurfree. secretary 81 The as
aneiHflau. who b. Accused - having
made money out ~ the prrHa trip 90
Canada last summer Mr Rnuudtrec
has employed counsel o. defend him
ard Wsill make q vigorous effort to pre-
vent the association from puHtlng him
from his office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
WILL. TALK PAVING

THtHr will be- meeting Of TIE
broadway Improvement Cub next
TueHaay evening az O'Clock 80 Phi
grim church. corner Of Ksp4uas =
and EfHauHaE
The committee Iu charge af the
paving al Harvard. HIFIfaH and
Belmont avenues has secured CONT
rItte data and sill present % definite
report.
1he mHttsr ~ locating the ArmorF
far tie &aHIauui Guard 10 Lincoln
park eH Gf.1 be brought up for 1e=
tHH bF tha club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
JUMPED FOR
THEIR LIVES
Crew of a Coal Train Had Close
Call in q Collision al argO
This Morning

The trainmen aboard the eaboose
We're warmed of their danger and
sueeeedrd lea getting out before the
crash.
rhe IaeHiug train was standing on
the main lIue waiting Tor orders. 10
ssatated bV witnesses that those in
saaf4e uf the DOSING train had
aesircted O. send back a NaEmuu Ga
stau she train that vas cauuug ON
the main track Jas; behind H.
The sual train which Was quite
heavy. WAS coming down fhe track
at "a Itn,d rate'of speed. and II was
Impossible % stop Il iu time 70 avert
The collision.