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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-08
FORFEITUR1 MOTICE.
70 I. 3. 6hanks, hio heirs Of aasigus:

interest AZ hefo6y no1ioed hat the under
laws d he Unissd tsssss. sss expended ioi
sRoiiins ssone" enSfts minins claim for the
rear lsoA IN the Thundee Mountain mining
d~istriot. tdeho cos9ty; stats Of Idaho. And
Eribuse your portion Of aid expenditure, :,
Veo.0o eogether With the cost Of this publica-
ton withln the statutory time - specified In
section 2324 Revised Statutes Of the Unikod
Statss. yo1r intsssst in said elaim win become
the property Of the undessigned.
BIS. NcIMERH1Y.
Roosevelt, idaho. March II. 1908. mSO-ju q
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-08
Special Rates Via. o. r. 4 N.

Spectat Rates VIA. q. 4. & ~.
To the Louis and. Clark Fair
Portland, Orc. June l to Oct. 18th
From Lewiston e14.4O for the
round trip good for 30 days. Party
Of 10 or more on one ticket so. 80
limit 10 days. Tickets on sale
May % TO Oct. 10. In addition
occasional daylight coach excur-
aions will be run at less than one
tars for the round trip. For par
ticulars call on or write G. w.
Mount Gen'l Agt. o. r. & N.
Remember We have the short
line.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-08
;. $. CONVENTION.
WIN Hold Annual Meeting in
This City Next Week.

tbs City NexS week.
The annual convention Of the
Idaho county Sunday schools will
b held In this city on June 3, 10
and II, for which event The follow.
ing Interesting program has been
lpgppared:
rr,s.v rv.,,..
Hsssssrsssoa and essignmsns ii delegates q
Isssisy parish house fron four 70 siz ,. M.
Aa.ss sAss tine al delegates win please register
EsSnm. Aaaro.. Il v.,com.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-08
GIRLS WILL SEE FAIR
Many Votes Coming in-Twc
New Contestants.

Many Votes Coming in-Two
New Contestants.
The vote on Tuesday evening
stood as follows:
First District
Miss Msble Farris, Clearwater -239
Miss Eima Clark, 81
Miss Hazel Rice, Mt. Idaho ----179
Miss Christina Bolander, Wood
lon0 $500. Z6
Miss Grace Jewel ------------142
Miss Edna Brown, Mt Idaho --516
Miss Ollia Costley, Harpster. 1901
Miss Grace Pell, Kooskia. ...-- 3
Second District
Miss Lula Nickel, Grangeville 1866
Miss Iva Miller, beaver. 81
Miss Essie Martin, Grangeville 63
Miss Grace Van Vert 80
Miss Nora Wasmund 6
Miss 10 Graves AL
Miss Marie Berg IS
Miss Alva Overman $40
Leila ". Angel "" 10
HERNIA Wiltse 6
MiD Vivian Vercler 36bf
Third District
Miss Elsie Young -----...-.... 80
Mis- Ella Clark ---------...-.384
Miss En- Taylor. ---..---..- 6
Mir Emily Robbie ---.-.--.--878
Mir Mary Grilhth --.-...-.-142
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-08
No Secret About It.

Il IL no secret, that for cuts,
burns. ulcers, Fever sores, boils,
ETC., nothing 10 % effective q
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. s.It didn't
tAke long TO cure . bad sore !
had, and II ID all O. K. tor sore
eyes," writes D.. L. Gregory Of
Hope, Tex. 26c 81 Pulses drug
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-08
County Warrants Redeemed.

hotties 10 hsseby. Gwen that the isllowtns
county was!anes W % paid O. presentation
VILE Idaho, M that Interest on sald warrants
vim esaee On Ne III day Of Jane, isOe, eQ-wit:
Current e!Penee fund, warrant Issued Jams.
Current sxlas.ee fsnd. warrant issued Jans-
AIRY q, 1901. No. ~. 4
ber u, 1904, Moa. LIS 10 1881, inclusive.
Current xpouDo fund, warrants lUsued Janu.
asy ., ieoA Nos ltDl 10 lt1b, tnelasive.
scalp boanty fund.- variant issued April q,
tsoe, Noe. II - n, inclusive.
Bfidge fund, warrant Issued October 10, 1904,
No. 81.
June Ia County Treasurer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-08
Northern Pacific Excursion.

Special coach excursion will
leave Grangeville June Is and II,
connecting with specials leaving
June II aid Is, good for
days. Fare, round trip,
e12 30
E. r. CAwley, AGENT
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-08
Estimate,

Eseimate o. No probable amount
q money necessary 10 b raised, for
al purposes, In The City Of Grunge
VILE, idaho, during The fiscal year
ending ~ 6rst Monday IN Nay,
1904. 4
Az : meeting ~ The city council
Of 0rangsvilles Idsho, held on Nay
-. 1905, the following eseimate was
nado q Tho probable amount Of
m0ney nscssaFy - b raissd for
oil purposes during The fiscal year
baginuing the first Tuesday 10
Nay. 1905, aad ending sha Arst
Monday In Nay, 1905, fO-wit:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-08

By order q The city council, Nay
%, 1905.
Gro. n. RoBERTsOM.
(sEAL) Mayor.
Attest: JAA. DEHAvRN,
City Clerk.
Dased May 90, 1905. Jan. ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-08

1919 eDA0
We4f - ooO ~
Publie inpsovsment ]. .......... ls9oloo
Contingent lun6 49,. announcements. SAW
Bead 1ntsseos fund. ....... ....... Soo.00
iCsmssszy fnna, Ter inpsovsmsns...... 1900
neal. .ola.21o %
and made the following statement
al the entire revenue Of the city,
received from I'll sources, during the
fiscal year ending May I, 1906,
to-wit:
9ecsived fron city licsnses. ....e 4Abs.eo
eso0 county treasurer, aceount licsn-
ece...... l03B.0o
Prom ooaney teeasursr, account taxss sa500
From county treasurer. account road
IN. sis.io
Frea hnss los
eroAA sAAo Of cemetery lots ........... 1OO0
Prom oGher sources. l7.86
From special assssanent for Improve
mont 80. .................... Nu.7s
Prom ass oe special. ssssssnent bosds 10000
re.al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..iSs2a.2
total, exoept special a0ossmsnt In
pfovsnens and sale IT b0nds...... s,e46.N
IN IT.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-18
LA ESTRATEGlA JAPONESA.

Tn escritOr inglGs que Sc ha
grangeado justa lama pOr Ia In
cidez de sus disertaciones sobre
la guerra russo iapOnesa, rechaza
la opinion generamente acepta.
dd de que los generates japOne-
SIS Sc han mOstrudo muY compe-
tentes Y acertados en- la direction
de los ejGrcitos q su cargo, y afr
ma que su estrategia es del todo
incapaz 6 insufciente y en- NADIA
Sc asemeia 4 la que desplegaron
los alemanes en- su guerra contra
los franceses. La raz0n es que
Won Moltke supo sacar todo el
fruto possible de sus combinacio-
nes y operaciOnes estrategicas,
capturando en- una breve campa-
ma cerca de 100000 soldados
iranceses, al paso que los genera
les japoneses con superiorldad
numerica mucho mayor no han
causadO desastre notable & los
rusos nj capturado un n6mero
crecido de prisloneros. Elclftico
ingl6s no deja de tener aguna
raz0u Ell sus apreclaciones, pues
est6 de manifesto que al cabO de
| las victoriaS obtenidas por los
japoneses, Ia situaci6n militar si-
gue b en- cOntrapesada, y los ru-
sos no muestran NADIA de aniqui-
lamiento 8 desnorallzuci0n con
las p6rdidas que han sufrido DE
todo 10 cual, sc saca en- conclu-
sion que los generates laponeses
sou muy h1bles en- iormar com
binaciones ertrat6gicas, pero no
son capaces para ejecntarlas y
para sacar el fruto que podia es
perarse de los medios que tienen
| & su dispoci0n.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-18
La QUESTION De RAzA.
Tn los ASuntOS POIitiCOS de NueyO Me-
XiCO.

a pesar de que algunos alar-
mistas dentro Y afuera del Terri
tOrio, Sc ocupan mdustriosamen-
te Ell afirmar que la question ra-
cial figura de una manera promi
nente Ell la polftica de Nuevo Me-
Xico, la experienced Y los hechos
dpmuestran que tales afirmaciO-
nes son enteramente falsas V no
tipnen fundamental. La ver1ad
EN- el asuntO ps que la question ra-
cial no embaTaZa nada la atenci0n
de los pOlfticos Y votantes neo-
meXlcanOs, y que solo nnOscuan-
tOs iHdividuos henchidOs de preo-
cupaclOnes y untipatias mues-
tran empplO particular en sem
brar la cizana que pudiera traer
tai division V discordia al suelo
neO-meXlcanO. Sin embargo, sus
trabajOs en- esa direction no han
dado el fruto apetecido por ellos
y la mayor cordialidad y harmo-
MIA siguen prevalecipndo entire
los politicos de diyersas razas que
haitian el Terrtolio. Podrian
citarse multitudes de ejemplos
que prueban hasta la evidencia
la liberalidady tolerancia delpue-
bio nativo en- esta materia, V el
agasajo y preferential con que
trata al eXtranjero Y Sc esmpra
Ell darle los meJores Y mas lucra-
tlvOs puestOs sin escalimarIe en-
10 mas mInimo sn sufragio. PerO
tai referenCia seriacompIptameute
lnutIl porque sumlnlstlarla lufOr-
maci0n que es bien conocida pOr
todOs los yOtantes de este Terri
torio, que han sido testigos pre-
senciales Y actOres on las eleccio.
nes que Sc han tenido en- el Terri
torio y en- muchos de sus conda
dos de algunos amos aesta parte.
| POr los resuluados ALI obteui
dos Sc We d las claras que la cues.
tion racial no tiene realmentt
| IeXiStenCla Ell ndestrO TerritOriO
pues la gran mayori1 de nuestro
lpueblo EN- lQgar de atajar y coar
tar las Hmbiciones pollticus de
extranjero recien veuidO q nues
tro suelo, 10 colma de honores ,
10 hace obieto de su prpierencia ,
sufragio. Sc ha visto que en- 10
calidades donde tienen gran ma
Iyorfa los nativos, donde han
competido para un empleo p1bli
leo un extranlero y un nativo, ha
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-18


obtenido la mGyorfa el primero,
y los votantes no han puesto re-
paro nj hecho m6rito de la cues
ti0n de raza. llst0 habla muy
bien en- pro de la magnanimidad
Y tolerancia del pueblo nativo de
Nueyo Mexico, y hace yer que no
es eXclusivista hi fan6tico Y Ia
vorece ante todo la harmonic V
concordia entire las diierentes ra-
zas que habitan nuestro Terrific
rio, La dificultad, 81 alguna hay,
Sc encuentra en- poblaciones com
puestas de colonos que han veni-
do de otras parties, los cuales nj
siQuiera disimuIan el enconO Y
antipatia que sienten en- contra
dc los natiyos. Estesentimiento
10 han maniiestado con demasia-
da claridad eXcluyendo on sus
localidades respectiyas a los ma.
tivos de tOda Candidatura Y em-
pleo pGblico y snjetandolos Il to-
da especie de vejaciones, iunta-
mente con el ostraCismO social
mas absolute. Esta manera de
Obrar no Sc eXtieude sino 4 unos
cuantos cOndadOs del TerritoliO
" de ninguna manera afecta la
ausencia de toda question de ra-
u en- Ia gran mayoria delos con
dadOs.
Repetimos, que esta question
no tiene eXistencia verdadera V
real en- la polltica de Nuevo Ne,
Xico, aunQue bien pudIcra temer
So que eXistlese en- VISTA de lat di
iereucia de idioma v cJstumbres
que media entire las dos razas
que 10 habitan. Pero para ho
nor y cr6dito del pueblo native
puede citarse 10 que con frecuen
cia ha acontecido en- condadOs
habitadOs puramente por natl
vos, dOnde Ell muchas ocasiones
un solo extranjero ameritadC
que ALI residiera ha obtenido loi
mayores privilegios y honore'
one han estado en- m1no de los
votantes de ALI, consiguiendo tn
! preferential s01ye ciGla danos @,
timables que fnerOn urlginariu,
de tai localidad ksto habIa mu,
alto en- iOor de la ee ero>idad !
| hermanables senlimientos dt
nuestro pueblo v hace YER que n,
serd por culpa sul as llcues i0I
/ d. raza llega alg6u diaa 4 intr' dn
cirse o los trdmites p 'lltic0s d,
este TerrItorio. Por nuestra par
te, deseamos que ianias Ileeu
tan aciago dia y que IL fraterni
! dad v buenas relaciones sigaI
prevale.iendo como han preyale
edo por tan largo periodic, el
obsequio de la tranQuilidad
ouietud de nuestro pueblo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-18
JEVES Is DE MAYO DE 1905.
UNA RtF0RMA
Que Deberla ieCtgarSe CaClSiSteGa
de tduCaCiiR en- Nue1O MtAiCC.

Micrtrus lus te6Hcos dan yuel-
tas V diScuteu de muchuS name
raS ri mo,lo de- mcicml los resul
tadoS baju Il sistpma ,le educa
ci0u rstahIecldo en NuevO MeXi-
ca, ninguno de ellos ha pa>alnlu
atenci0n Ell un punto de magut
importaucia para la ofortn!!ad
de nueStras escuelas Este - la
clase de maeStrOs que deben te.
ner cargo de la educaci0u de la
juventud neo-meXicana Y su ca.
pacidad de hacerse comprender
por los alumnos Il 81 cargo. IA
bidO es que en las escuelas prinei-
paleS de Nueyo Mexico, situudas
Ell los puntos c6ntricos Y populo.
SOS las condlcioncs Y reauerimieu-
tos son mas rfgidoS que en- los
distritos ruralee, pero en 81 eX6
men V caliiicaCi6n de maeslros Sc
da toda la importaucia 4 la par
te tGcuica de los mismos V no Sc
apercibe de una de las calilicacio.
nes mas necesarias para cue su
ensenanza sea apr0vechada. Sa-
bido es que en- algunos de loscen-
tros de educaci0n la mayoria de
los alumnos no entiende nj habla
otro idiOma que el castclIaa0, "a
paso que la mayorfa de maestroS
que los ehsenan no saben otrO
idioma que el ingl6s. Natural
mente, baju tales circunstancias
el maestro no entiende 10 que lie
pregunta el discipulo, nj este pue-
de imponerse de 10 que lie explica
el maestro. De ahf resulta una
babel de commissioners en- que el'
discipulo aprende Il repetir las le-
tras y vocables que le ensenan y
dice las palabras del mismo mo
do que un papagayo sin com
prender nj jota de su siguifca
cion Por supuesto, la utilidad
Que de tai ensenanza resulta pa
ra el alumn0 viene 4 ser enter8
mente nula v este pierde su item
pO sin aprender NADIA sustancial,
y los dineros plblieos cue se dedi-
can al pago de semejantes macs
tros son enteramente. desperdi-
ciados sin que ayance una linea
la causa de la educaci0n.
Las legislatures pasadas, al de
cretar leyes sobre escuelus, han
cometido un error deplorable en-
no haber legislado sobre esta ma
terra de la mGtua comprehension
de maestro y discipulo, pues al
guna ley que proveyese las callli
caciOneS necesurlas en ese puntO
seria muy cOnducente al perEec-
ciOnamiento de nuestras escuelas
p6blicas donde Sc educan ninos
de habIa espanola. Nuestros le-
gisladores en- su dnsin de que los
ninos aprendan el idioma ingl6s
han puesto enteramente tOdacla-
sc de observation-disclosures al idioma
espanol Y no Sc han aCordalo de
la mas simple y la mas esenclaI
para que los ninOs aproyechen
pIenamente la enstnanza que re-
ciben. En- este particular debe
haber una reforma radical prove
yendo que los maestros de habla
inglesu que ensenan q ninos his
pano-americanos sepan sulicien-
te espanol para hacerse cotnpren-
der de sus discipulos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-18

6Ven nombre encabeza beye muy
popular ben conOcd0 Aunque ne que 81
goza de reputation eydiabe ue9ocante hdb
cudadano emprsaro s segundo de la compana
la ciudad.
FL ano pasado u6 ecto membro del primer cuepo de eu
cac6n ha uncioado esa plaza por buena ayoa
sus companeros conado capacad competenca de
oven 10 hcrOn presdnte de aque honorable uerpo cuyo
desempen0 mucho tino d satisfaction de todos.
No tubeamos decr seno Ceco Rosenwad de
los cudadanos mas beuemdo nceros que ene plaza de Las
Vegas
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-18
BaratillO Hasta Mayo 81.

Aqui le mencionamOs algnnos de nuestros Efectos
Esprramos ser iavorpcidos su trato.
aen- MaHden pOr el Circular
Maiz Dulce en- arros iresco, garantizado, $100 la
| docpna.
| Frii6 MeXicano, muy bueno facil para cocinar, /
| 20 HbraS pOr 81 90.
Sardinas de bueB cIase % caiitas por S1.00
Jab0n de Coco-nut, II barlitas en- una GAIA, cada |
GAIA por 25c.
Chile evaporado libras por 81 90
| Arroz 20 libras por III 90
| PazaS 20 ibras, en- una GAIA la GAIA por 81 %
! Soda Crakels % lbs en- un cajon Z cents b. por |
| S1.7J |
10 Libras de Azucar por Sl00
Jams de Pura Fruta en- .arros cada uno por 12hc |
Cafe tostado Iibras por 100
Chocolate tabins por 25c
Ie verde buena claSe 35c libra
| Jalea de cubetaS le 10 Iihras por soc
Especies de Cluvo Enehbre Canela Pimienta |
| en- jarritoS &c 4 onzrs cada uno DC
Escobas butna case sc cada una
| 1ayIers Cocoa 35c el jarrito
Tabaco de Mascar la poga por 30c
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30
shirt waist sieevos.

There is no feature OF waist that
so marks its date as its sleeve and none
which is SO important Here are two
very excellent models, which will serve
to make any waist of last season up
to-date and which also can be utilized
for new material, being among the
latest and best that are shown.
No. is laid in inverted tucks which
are stitched to give box pleated eff
feet, while No. is tucked and stitched
fat. Both are gathered at the upper
edges, supplying the generous fuIness
at the shoulder, which is SO essential
to present styles. Linen and ali wash
able materials, silks and woods, and
in fact every known fabric that is used
for waists are suited to the design.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size for either model is
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30

can be made over fitted foundations
or left unlined as liked. The fancy or
skeleton waist is made with front and
back portions, which are pleated at the
shoulder, and the half sleeves. and is
held at front and back by ornamental
straps. AS illustrated the two are sep
arate, the guimpe being easily cleansed.
but they can be joined and made to
form one waist If preferred.
The quantity of material required for
the medium size is four yards twenty
one, three yards tweuty-seyen or two
yards forty-four inches wide with two
and half yards thirty-six inches wide
and one and three-Quarter yards of all
over lace for guimpe and two and a
half yards Of velvet ribbon to make as
illustrated.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30
DEMOCRATS ON GAS FIGHT.
Time For All Good Citizens to Unite.
Says Convention.


Says Convention.
Harrisburg, Pa.-William I'll. Berry
of Delaware County, was nominated
for State Treasurer, and John B. Head,
of Westmoreland County, for Superior
Court Judge, at the Democratic State
convention. Heads nomination is
equivalent to an election because of
the minority representation
The platform makes the following
reference to the Philadelphia situation:
1.-THE appalling condition of public
affairs in that city has long been a
matter of wonder to the entire country,
and Philadelphia is spoken of with con-
tempt and scorn wherever municipal
government is discussed. The people
of our State have been amazed at the
apparent subserviency of that city to a
corrupt machine. Public sentiment
seemed paralyzed and civic pride dead.
Now, as the browning outrages are
about to be heaped upon her and she
finds herself bereft of her franchises
and property, she cries for help.
There is no hope for Philadelphia
except in the union of good citizens
with the Democratic organization to
overthrow her machine government"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30
MORE YEARS FOR MAcHEN.
Former Postal Official Pleads Guilty
on Second Charge.

Washington, d. @. = August w.
Asachen, under sentence of two years.
imprisonment for his connection with
postal frauds, pleaded guilty to an adj
ditional indictment in which he is
charged Jointly with Crawford and
Lorenz with conspiracy in the purcha Sc
of letter carriers satchels.
He was at once sentenced to an adj
ditional two years Imprisonment. Sew
eral other indictments involving SINH
lar charges will be quashed.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30

ton style. In the illustration it COM
bines blouse or guimpe of lace with
lawn sleeves and skeleton waist
OF pale green crepe messaline which
matches the skirt and is trimmed with
ruches of the material held by velvet
ribbon, but its possibilities are many.
For the fancy waist and half sleeves all
the chiffon" silks and woods are de-
sirable. while for summer wear there
are many lovely cotton materials, and
the under blouse can correctly be made
from all-over embroidery in lingerie
style or from muslin embroidered by
hand as well as of lace.
The blouse is made in guimpe style
with sleeves that consist of deep cuffs
with full portions above and which
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30

Similar to the bretelIe gown il the
peasant waist and skirt. The skirt is
made simply and Is always wide and
full The waist is low necked rornd
bodice, with straps over the shoulders.
This is very pretty model for a
young girl. Purple and white foulard
combined with purple velvet made a
charming gown worn by an extremely
blond young woman. The skirt was
box pIeated and shirred alternately all
around, and hung quite full from the
waist.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30
The Field Of sports.

Members Of the Coasting Club took
their annual drive to Tuxedo and re-
turn.
The Military Show attracted good
attendance at Madison Square Garden,
New York City.
BY a point score OF &C to 81 Cornell
defeated Pennsylvania in an athletic
meet at New York City
NJ. ziegler, former owner of Hermis,
won the Laureate Stake at Belmont
Park with Penrhyn.
More than fifteen hundred players
have been rated in the list issued by
the Metropolitan Golf Association.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30

The fashion Of matching every part
of one's costume is being carried to
the extreme limit this season. The
hat must match more exactly than
ever, and many women buy white
straw braid and have 1t dyed to the
desired tone. Milliners will have the
straw dyed for their customers If de-
sired Grin and horsehair braids are
easy to color. but some Of the straws
are very difacult, hence expensive.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30
summer Fabrics

Among all the variety and bloom in
summer fabrics, there are to be found
soft gray, black and white, violet and
mauve tones for those of conservative
taste. These shades relieved by the
soft now Of frilling and draping laces,
are charming and modishly smart, and
are to be found in all the most fash
ionable textures. China and India
silks are as much in vogue as taffeta,
pongee and foulard.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30

One maiden with an old white para
sol has achieved charming accessory.
Last year the sunshade did duty with
white gowns A slight tear at the edge
rendered 1t hors de combat. This neat
" mended, its pretty owner applied 9
four inch border of white ribbon with
narrow black edges and figure OF
pink roses through the centre. This
makes it very charming with her new
pink patterned white organdie.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30
People Talked About.

Dr. John Williamson Palmer. editor.
poet and author of "Stonewail jack
sons Way" is eighty years old.
Captain George w. Baird, q. S. A..
lately retired aside from his excellent
war record, is scientist, writer and
inventor.
Ted r. Faust a favorite minstrel
star, is to be a candidate for the DEM
ocratic nomination for mayor Of Col
umbus, o.
David Moffatt. Of Denver, is the
wealthiest man ia Colorado, which
outranks all other States N her per
capita wealth.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30

Concerning the styles in tailor made
garments which are favored in the
British metropolis, a British fashion
magazine declares that lovely green's,
dark blues, golden browns, and burnt
reds are the prevailing colors," which
follow out the game feather effects
that have already been SO successful
in heavier tweeds, and now, linked as
they are with lightweight thin cloths.
will reign with supreme elegance.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30

Sam Lever does not believe In the
spit ball.
Keller and conroy lead the New
York Americans in batting
Donlin will come near to leading the
Nationals in batting this season.
Clancy is filling the bill at first for
Plttsbnrg
Phillies is putting up fine article Of
bali
Pitcher Dr.. White has cut out the
''spIt ball" claiming that It Injuries the
arm.