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NOTICE or MEETlSG

NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT A NEEn
inc OF tho members Of the Cliiiths Al'
anee of Salt Lake City. Utah, nGss|
called TO be held on "Wednesday, Apnl v
isW nj 4 o'clock In the evening sas
d d at Bamberger's Hall No, " Solli
Main street. Salt Lake CITY, lhe oNeN
and purposes Of said meeting ~s |" !"
lows. A.. .onor, q, committed
onnolnted al the organization nisetlS v
December llth, lsS. 49,. u,n n, m
2nd AT said meeting there WV " ky
sen,ed TO the members Of the 2ld r ~
sos' Alliance Of Salt Lake CIV Vnl
ibo question as to whether or nol lhs e., N N
citizens Alliance shat ln'VlpS0, anS IA
W. nroylgons OF sections "! ana "
the Revised Statutes Oh V'an' lNN ~
amendments thereof. 49,, ,,.,,. n
Ard TO consider such other pys s,Iss
nav nropcrly come before thes, m n esa y,
me Citizens Alliance OF ea'' DA"' y"
Utah r.,,l,. commlttA
pS "W WARREN G D0GIuEni S SeSf,y
chairman Of the Committee. OF WV nv"
ing OF December lin i"''
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SUMMONS

;. ,,o Third Judicial District cow. ~
IN ne ,hn County Of salt LAKE ",
az ana lI hal william Beeley r Ps'' sIt !
Iitas to D't ih5 said petcn ,9dltd to ,r
within twenty days al. 2i,'I ' s.,ssrsi glAi
!hls s Tdn,y in witch tli ,., aI S,Ss
brought lsg ssSco ana ies@ 5 Che 's ss y'a
AGO. %S''H aTdr S WIN be rsTd oi a. ssSs1pA
According to the demand 5,i U' The ssr.ia
which within ten days ,o, a' NH be hled "a
NE summons upon you WI "
The clerk Of the sa,d VOpJJ DAILY
plainilNrs MlorT, \
postofaco address. y RoSp second on ~
street. rect salt Lake cry u'"' -
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RICHFIELD.
DEATH WITHOUT WARNING.
Mrs. nyrum Hansen Expires suddenly
Tuesday Evening.

Mrs. Hyrum Hansen Expires suddenly
Tuesday Evening.
Special Correspondence,
Richheld, April 1.-The town was
shocked this morning TO hear OF the
sudden death Of Mrs Hyrum Hansen
Of this city, which occurred the even
Ing before As she was rocking her
9-weeks.old baby she suddenly tainted
and fell back with the child still in her
arms, Her little daughter, aged 6 years,
ran out and gave her father the alarm.
He rushed in and found his wife dead.
Mrs. Hansen Is the daughter Of Mr..
ard Mrs Simon Christensen Of this
city. and was born In Salt Lake city,
Aug. %, 1878. In 1874, when she was a
year old, her parents moved to Rich
field, their home ever since. She was
married to Hyrum Hansen on May 81
1897. Her husband and ,wO children
survive her,
Four brothers and sisters OF the lpta
Mrs, Hansen reside In this city. one
brother. Nsnhl Christens II, was at the
mining camp Of Kimberly, and one
sister. Mrs. n. II, Daily, lives at Pres
ton. Idaho. The funeral will be held
at the. Mormon tabernscle In Rcn'
field NJ 1879 Sunday morning.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake Coun-
~, state of Utah, In the matter OF the
estate Of Louisa NJ Graham. Deceased.
No,lces-Tho petition OF Lucy Graham
Green, one OF the heirs Of the estate Of
Louisa NJ Graham, deceased, praying for
the appointment Of commissioners to par
titiOn the real estate Of said deceased as
described In the Decree OF Distribution TO
the person entitled, has been set for hear
Inv on Friday the 9Th day OF April A.
L 1901, at 10 o'clock q. M, at the County
Court in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake Coun-
~, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day OF
March, A. D, 1904
(SeaD JOHN JAMES Clerk.
By David b. Davies. Deputy Clerk.
Stephens 4 Smith. Attorneys for Es-
tnte
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial District OF the state OF
Utah, County OF Salt Lake. In the matter
OF the estate and guardianship OF Edward
i; Ferry, an incompetent person. Notice
The petition Of William Montague Ferry
and Edward Stewart Ferry. guardians
OF the person and estate Of Edward p,
Ferry an incompetent person, praying for
authority to execute a guaranty to the
Washington National Bank OF Seattle 10
secure certain Indebtedness Of the Ferry.
Baker Lumber Company, has been set for
hearing on Friday, the sth day OF April,
A. D. 1901, at " O'Clock a. m, at the
County Court House. IN the Court room OF
said Court, Salt Lake City. Salt Lake
County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
ne seal thereof affixed, this Srd day OF
March, A. ID. 1904,
(SeaD JOHN JAMES, Clerk,
By David b. Davies, Deputy Clerk,
j. 7. Richards, Attorney for Guardians.
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TEACHERS ENGAGED.

The board of education met last eve
ming and engaged the following teach.
crs at the salaries named for the cnsu-
Ing year.
Parker Schools, p Eggertscn. prin.
cipal 1885, A. C., sorensen, s7j $. II.
Jones, 500, Josephine Kellogg, SEQ,
Frank Bennett. sj5; Mary G. Nuttall
s5i. Nora Young, $50 Ida Coombs, 500
Franklin School,, NJ, Jensen. prin.
clpaL Sj; Jennie wilkins 500 George
j Judd. 500 Eugene l.. Roberts. $50.
$50, Allie Smoot $3.50, Esther Reese
SIS, Achsa EGgertsen $40 Elsie Pear.
son, $50; Llssle Thatcher, $50.
MAEsER SCHOOL.
Enoch Jorgehsen, principal, $50: n. f..
Wilson, 500 Fannie Mclean, $50. Pearl
Snow, $50, Mary BeasleY Si5 Maine x,
Smith. $40; Phoebe Campbell. $3.50.
Ethel p. Thomas, SIS.
TlMPANOGOS SCHOOL
George Powelson. principal. $50; S. r..
Brown 500 Vilate Elliott, $50, Emma
Savage $40, Isabelle DeMoisy, $40, Olive
Pratt, $50; Supervisor OF Music j, r.,
Boshard $50
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Mr., and Mrs. William Harding and
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Harding are here
from Aurora, Sewer county, to visit
their father Samuel Harding, who Is
very III.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS, ESTATE
Of Mary Ann j Lyon Marlhugh, De
youchere 10 the undersigned at No. l2l
Mccormick Block, corner Of Main ana
Tlrst gouth Streets. Salt Lake city, Utah,
on or before the End day OF August, A. D.
1901 ,,,,,
RICHARD Il. CALDWELL
Administrator OF the Estate OF Mary Ann
j. Lyon Marlhugh. Deceased, m
Date OF first publication March 20th n
ID, 1904,
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Mrs. w. y. Penrod all well.
The petition Of Emily Il. Kline Tor
summary distribution In the estate OF
George r. b, Peay deceased has been
set for hearing April Is,
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SOCIAL AND
PER SONAL.

An important social function planned
for next week IN reception to be given
by Samuel Newhouse In honor OF his
guests, Count Laborde OF Paris, and
Philip Livermore OF New York. The az.
fair will be held on Wednesday at his
home, and the hours viii be from Q to
~, About 200 invitations have been Is.
sued.
The infant daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

Argentine Mining Company pntA,u
place Of business, Salt Lake CITY rsS
Notice Is hereby given that Al A meal.
OF the Board Of Directors Of tbs ARE.
tine Mining Company, held on Inc MI
day Of March. 1904, an assessment Of n,s
ID cent per share was levied ma
the capital stock Of the corporation 4,
sued and outstanding, payable ImmsjAi.
ly TO A. w, Mountney, seere!ary nd
treasurer Of the corporation, al me o,se,
OF the company. l6i South Main Street
Salt Lake city. Utah
Any stock upon which this aSstssmsrt
may remain unpaid on the 9th dW \
April, 1904, will be delinquent and ,dy,,
tised for sale at public auction and unle,,
payment is made before will be s5B IN
the 18th day Of May. 1914 al y S,lss
noon, at the office OF the company n
South Main Street, Salt Lake CITY. tuH
10 pay the delinquent assessment pEsll,
er with costs OF advertising and eIpris
Of sale
A. W, MoUNTNEY,
Secretary Argentine Mining COMPANY
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Or. Jaeger Sanitary Underwear
The unequalled wool garment for men
Sole agents.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co
1865 Main street.
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Easter Neekwear.
the occasion.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
l66 Main street.
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consul, County Clerk or the respeotivs
signers for further Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Pho.
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake Co,ln.
", state OF Utah. In the matter OF the
estate OF Emma H. Adkins, Deceased
Notiee,-The petition OF Brigham Smith,
administrator OF the estate OF Emma ri
Adkins. deceased praying for the settle.
ment or final account Of said adminlstra.
Tor and for the distribution OF the residue
Oh SAID estate to the persons entitled
9Th day Of April, A. ID, 1904 at 10 O'clock
a. m, AZ The county Court House, IN the
court Room OF said Court, In Salt Lake
CITY, Salt Lake County, Utah.
witness the Clerk Of said Court with
ne sea- thereof affixed this 10Th day VI
March, A ID. 1904.
tSeaD JOHN JAMES Clerk
By DAVID u. Davies, Deputy Clerk.
wilson q Smith. Attorneys for Petition
tr
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake COun-
~. State OF Utah, In the matter OF the
estate OF William j. Lloyd. Deceased. No
ice.-The petition OF John II. Lloyd, exc
cutJr OF the estate of william j. Lloyd,
deceased, praying fol- an order OF sale or
real property Of said decedent and that
all persons Interested appear before the
said Court TO show cause why an order
should not be granted 10 sell 80 much as
shall be necessary, Of the following des-
cribod real estate OF said deceased, to-wlt'
Parcel one Commencing AT the SOUTH
west corner Of lot /. block 81. plat "a.
Salt Lake city survey thence north ~
rods, thence east " rods, thence south ~
RODS. thence west u rods to the beginning,
being q part OF lot l. block 81 plat "A.
bait Lake City survey.
Parcel Two-Commenclng at southwest
corner OF lot S. block 81, plat "A SAT-
Lake City survey, thence north = rods,
thence east u rods, thence south RODS,
thence west u rods, to beginning, being
a part OF lot s. block 81. plat "a salt
Lake city survey.
Parcel five Commencing 30 feet north
Of the southeast corner OF lot 8, block q,
Mat A." Of Salt Lake CITY survey, thence
north 30 feet thence west l60 feet, thence
south 81 feet thence east 100 feet, 10
place Of beginning, being part OF lot B.
yC S has as been cen YET for hearing on Friday,
he Sth day OF April, a. D. 1904. at 10
o'clock a. m, at the County Court House,
In the Court Room of said Court IN SAT-
Lake CITY. Salt Lake County Utah,
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day OF
fseaO JOHN JAMES. Clerk,
By David II. Davies Deputy Clerk,
Thomas & Mayoock, Attorneys for Exc
CutOr.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake Couh-
~ State OF Utah, In the matter Qf the
eetate and guardianship Of Adella O.
ORrain. an incompetent person NOTICE.
The petition OF Lars i, Ograln, the guar,
dian OF the person and the estate OF
AdeiIa &, Ograln, an incompetent person,
praylng FOR an order 81 sale OF real prop,
erty OF said incompetent. and that az
persons interested appear before the say
Court TO show cause why an order snVuln
noi be granted 10 sell so much, hs snhl
he necessary OF the following descrlDeu
real estate OF said incompetent to-wlt
beginning 80 feet east and 70 feet s9utn
on the northwest corner OF lot Z block w
Mat OBJ" Salt Lake city survey !henes
south 25 feet, thence east rods, lheneS
north IS feet, thence west rods 20 ,hs
Mace OF beginning together win rlgnt =,
way over 2 rod street on the west OF Sno
described lot and one rod alley on INV
enst OF said lot has been SCI tor near
ING on Friday the Sth day or April ~
ID 1904 nj 10 o'clock O. M az the NVunWS
Court House, IN the Court Room OF SUI
Court. in Salt Lake CITY Salt Lake Oouh-
Witness tho clerk OF said Court, WIN
the seal thereof affixed this 3OIh day oi
M iseah a. ' JOHN JAMES, Clerk
Nv Davld n. Davies Deputy CLERK
e. NJ. Nielsen, Attorney for Peuuohs''
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/ 4j delegates TO the state convention TO
be held In Salt Lake City. April 5. 1904.
The delegates elected from the city
wards were:
First ward, John V. Nelson, +. C.
Woods, o. Z. Mcdowell. John r. Bag.
ley and delegate at large, Seth Thomas,
Second ward, william Howell, Mrs, c.
A. Nelson Alex Moyes, delegate at
large. Miss Kate Shields.
Third ward, Vivian Hatch, w. H.
JENNIE. William Craig, Thomas +. Ma.
thews, William Glasmnnn. w. y. VIE.
dell. John T. Bush f.. w. Wade. George
], Kelley; delegate at large, Rudolph
Kuchler.
The primaries were all very poorly
attended and little enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The only contest was In the
fourth, In the selecting Of delegate at
large.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,
The preliminary hearing of James
Mcpherson. the alleged forger has been
continued TO April II, at the request
OF the state
W. l.. Camp has gone to Colorado
Springs on short pleasure and bus-
ness trip.
The bookings at the Grand Opera
House are for tonight 1.-THE Punkin
Husker," and Monday and Tuesday
nights MIR. Daniel sully will appear IN
THE Old Mill Stream and The Chief
Justice"
James Blackwell has been arrested on
the charge Of assault and battery pre-.
ferred against him by ID. =. Shurtz,
who clalmes Blackwell whipped his SON
William c. Wilson, proprietor OF the
Hermitage, Ogden canyons beautiful
pleasure resort, has decided to open the
place on Decoration day. Seymour
Clark will have charge OF the pleasures
at the resort this summer.
The board OF education held short
meeting last evening, The superlnten-
dent was authorized to investigate as
TO the cost Of Opera House for High
school commencement exercises, music
and the style diplomas TO be given and
report. The treasurer reported sl5,926
on hand. Bills amounting to $3.50 were
ordered paid
Melvin shoal has returned home from
business trip through British Column
bia.
The relatives OF jefferson Wilcox,
who committed suicide Wednesday have
not been heard from, and his remains
are stlll at Larkin and Sons morgue,
awaiting some information from the
family.
Mrs. V. II. Gosshas returned home
from an extended tour Of old Mexico.
Charles Taylor who was arrested on
the charge Of beating woman named
Nellie Taylor was fined $500 or serve
rs days III jail.
+. w. Billings and wife and Mrs.
Douning have gone to Carlin, Nevada,
10 make their future home.
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For that Spring Hat, Our makers have
produced far the most attractive
shapes imaginable this season.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
1865 Main street
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IN THE DISTRICT cor,pr -
bate Division, In and for ali ~. fkO'
", State Of Utah. In Inc ma tl@ y o'ea'
estate OF Jennie b. Tenant ne, y. ny
Notice. The petition OF Mian1eo' tpS ...il
administrator Of the estate Of IsnI rIais
Tenant. deceased praying for he " .,,,I >
,nen y q, q ma ACCOUNT q said admInlg,,'
OF said estate 10 the persons en, M .Ss' w
been set for hearing on FRIDAY y W. nS
day OF Apr. A. D, 1904 al l5 Gclo,LS ~
m, at the County Court House ia I, \! /.
court Room OF said Court In sal, AZ
City, Salt Lake County, Utah ' l's
Witness the Clerk Of said Cou-, ,sn
ne seal thereof affixed this 9th i,y \
(SeaD JOHN JANpa c,.,
BY David 3 Davies, Deputy CitsE
Stewart & Stewart, ATTORNEYS Nv Dan.
toner ''' r'0
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NOTICE TO CREDT7,ons -
81 William Rlgby. bcceasoe5h S' 1c-ETATE
VIII present claims win v vo,L. CIedlion
undersigned at the oiGco 'C ~ s 70 tha
Van Colt & Allison. l0g KeI,. Gpg,lineTllna,
d tirSe Of FIX I5r,6 o9h N or before iss N
w William ssnu Bly, A D; 1876, '"' ''A
G Executors VI William Rlg6y" f ~
Date OF first publication March 70 "a.
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Your Easter Attic

Your Easter Attire
Not complete without TIE FprIny Hat
We are exhibiting the new shapes for
tNo season.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
lG6 Main street.
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z. C. NJ !.
Our Drug Store Is AZ Il2 Main st.
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PROVO.
SCHOOL FUND AppORTIONED.

Assignment ~ Salaries and Teachers
Announced.
Special Correspondence,
Provo April 1.-The following APP
portlonment the second from the
county school tax fund has been made
to the schools Of the county by County
Superintendent Brown;
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.--..--.a ..,psT
xor,cN OF ASSESSMENT

s...,,,,,t Extension Mlnlns. sar IL
summit SUNNY pISco Of business S 1j n.
rr Ein'' I'1iah. Notice s neT1OY dIredon,
Ct'S ru,c yi Of the boar, o q CGp'g
az AZ u Summit Extension h Hlltpnb on 10 y
,heGa s y, Tsait iakc cry StS...b r nj q q,
h he,u ~ ~ March, 1901 an ls ars brIng ae,s
GAY sn,gSr, 4, 81 one cent per shl'S IN ii. es
i i,,u,, No q was levied , Vg Of he ten
men. @eGs issued and oasl,a ,isIS to i1s'T
penyy, y, naysDclTr q ths so,3I nov
NyslrtSdn9o No sol West FIX sSu'Any ~
BE- sos otns salt Lake Guy , usae nay y y
street ,,yS SI qaii osses'lnnts'M Ma i9N ',
paid oGlIino ny, and oavt iIIsss Tiylo,nl
public auc a ,1,ll be- 5o sold at ,a BE l11Sbl
made SoG 9c'1l on SATURDAY ipdenlvo
the 9, f, s ecc;eyIocR p M to po11{h he ca'
SaSSSySeSriising and eS|ySsaTRoS ss, ssI'ii"s
a., iySSi south Temple
Lake city Utah' --
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT.
CALCULATOR, N. n. THOMAS.
sa7 Grant Ave Telephone sn-L

The Daily and Saturday News del,y.
cred by carrier. Any complaints as 10
service will be promptly rseuned BY the
circuiatoT.
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For that Spring Hat. Our makers have
produced far the most attractive
shapes imaginable this season.
BROWN TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
1866 Main street
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z. c. NJ 7,
Our Drug Store Is at ll2 Main 81
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Administrator OF he Es,si. MsLEY,
ley, Deceased '''e VI Mary hS
a d. 1904. '''"'"'ion March IN
Estate. "''''u Attorneys 10,
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Of N ndIS ! TO ,cREDlToRs-por,,-
present claims with youcb, Sslselltors vii
qqe aislgnt at ~ b, f. Walkss 70 he W,
LAKE city, Utah. On or beiSNrsdp block, Sat
OF July, A. d. 1874 W Oe'oTe The 9Th IA,
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bate ls p TIhE DISTRICT co,o-
ty. stat .'s y, IN ana Tor sSsguRr pro-
tica 'e Of A. II. RaieI.he matter ~ NOsa'
Alfrea se petition u VIM deceased "
~ A, II. Raleigh SaAsecstutois " nv pu All
real estate or Of .s u The following Senariga.
north half %, s ,d decedent = eescfibel
% south Of etg'y y.lne t2sJ, rg!startsr i
Lake MeriSd,.r range two al 1,",nsap slght
the east ann 'dh also all q, iss' u sat
rons nlrty go), TOWNSHIP a aI 20, IN ~,
contsln,imo " east Of SAX fsel south
on , tel ~ thirty go, ac,s axe Meridian
TO- syy'"' And upon tho ~ lot the sJs
a." Wy On the FIRST M ,rooillSoSlng terms
Hr rv,V 70 De paid down ena (, real ts,als
,s ~ LA Jay uon' the second dsscsI wy upon coy
$500 $500 70 BE- paid down s arspsd real estsis
OF sale. died IN IN ,g pjgoers from the the ,. gpa
April a + gGo Friday TIE III In Os S "
he CONT, - iN. at 10 o'clociIs w day Il
Room O w Court House n m, At
'S,s LAKE County Utah 'al Lake CIV
~ " i sti The Clerk OF saN "a.
MMe rS ssai 'heteof aflxed tb,s STglrt vita
tSeaD iou,
By D9.Syld y. Davies Denm,E,s CLERK
- >. luIner' Attorney ior ,S',.iA'
NOTICE TO Cppn,,,,,---
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-31

According to resident Of China
town. the statesmen of the fiowery
kingdom are now considering the adj
visibility of altering the Chinese law
which requires Mongollans to wear
cues. The local informant is authority
for the statement that the Chinese
wore their hair American fashion some
300 years ago, at which time they like
wise wore garments similar to those in
use in this country to-day. With a
new emperor came an alteration in the
two fashions, and ever since cues and
blouses have been quite the proper
thing.
Now there is a great agitation for a
change back to the old style. The Chi
nese are Of a practical turn OF mind,
and insist that too much time is re-
quired to dress their long braids There
is considerable objection to the style
now in vogue, and so persistent for a
change has become the demand that It
is likely the law establishing the style
Of head-dress viii be altered 1t is
stated that the Chinese will not wear
their hair long, but that their heads
will be kept shaven. Only indefinite
rumors of the proposed change have
been received from the old country.
but local Chinese express the belief
that the present unpopular style win
be abolished. - Portland tOre.) Tele-
gram.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-31

This is assuredly the generation cf
the specialist in all professions and
all lines Of business. enc OF the lat
est additions TO the ever-swellins
ranks is the photographer who makes
a speciality Of women's photographs.
And while he is most successful il
mis- chosen line, Grange 70 say he IS
not an adept in the art Of hatteriug
the sitter to the point that the picture
bears scarcely any likeness to the Or
iginal. Rather, he produces a series Of
portraits, each one depicting some
passing mood or characteristic, so
that ones friends can choose the one
which seems 20 each most natural.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-31
nelIersa a Last Hs va. swlnalea.

Ethel" said Lionel Bertram Jones.
as he dropped his slice of bread in the
plate with a noise that set the canary
in the gilt cage overhead chirping mer-
rily. Ethel, have something to say
to you"
They had been married only four
weeks. and the time had not arrived
when she did all the saying. do you
remember the day on which I proposed
to your
YES" she replied, Il will never for
set It."
DO you rchsanber.v he went on. as
he abstraciedly drilled a hole IN the
loaf with the point Of carving knife.
chow, when / rang the bell. you came
to the door with your fingers sticky
with dough- and said you thought 1t
was your little brother who wanted to
get ings
yes
4Oh. Ethel. How could you? How
could your
How could I whats7 she responded.
as a guilty look crept into her face.
'How could you make ne the victim
Of such a swindles"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-31

statistician Robert r. Porter cal
culates that if things go on during
the present century as they did in
the past one, our population enc hun
dred years hence win be about 3O0,-
100000. On the other hand, If the
fight for life should get hotter and the
young folks should conclude not to get
married until they are several years
older than the present average mar
riage age the effect upon the popula-
tion would be quite different. There
is. of course. no objection to the sta
tisticians making forecasts, as they
seem 10 enjoy that sort Of thing, but
it viii probably be better to await
developments hefore taking the census
Of the year 2OOl. states the Boston
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