davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

r. L. Mcknight. mine superlnten.
dent at Pitkin was a visitor in towr
"Wednesday.
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LOCAL NEWS
rhe esdoes lunhss e.

Mrs Vernon Davis came from
Denver and went to Almont Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

a picnic at the old Anderson
place is on the tapis for the fourth
of july.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Mrs. Alice Doyle came down from
Ohio City Wednesday returning tc
that place Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Dean Hart arrived from Denver
Monday TO spend few days fishing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Click re-
turned Tuesday from the East and
went to their home in Crested Butte.
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oAtG - WooA
STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY oF GuNNIsON.
In the Coaaty Court in Pro bate

vhe People of the State
u Colorado h. mrs.
Hsasietta Csoley. Mrs.
letha \. ti-oner. Mrs.
Anna hsHnon, other
wise known as Mrs
Anna Daees. Mrs. Net
til Brown, sad Mrs. rs
sic q. Wolfe, greeting:
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June y July Il.
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Along eSAHH5 ofDLlES.

the formula published so frequently in
Nese columns (Which is in liquid form.
has effected wonderful results.
DIR. SAUCAIRE's REMEDY FOR THE
BUST.
Liquid. extract of galega (goatsrue). 10
grams, lacIo phosphate Of lime, 1G
grams. tiuCJuTe OF fenuel. 10 grains.
simple syrup, 400 grams.
The dose IS two correspondents with
water before each meal.
DR.. NauCaiTe also advises the drinking
OF malt extract during meals.
Commercial addresses are not given
IN this department. If your own drug
gist cannot supply the remedy, get
MIN 20 give you the name or some
large and reliable wholesale drug firm.
You VIII have no difficulty In procuring
the genuine South American galega from
an establishment Of this kind.
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exercising extreme care that no min
utest portion touches the eye itself.
This eyelash Stimulant has proved re-
narkabty successful in many cases It
VIII NOT. however. darken the Iashes l
VIII give you formula for a perfectly
harmless stain:
CHINESE EYELASH STAIN.
Gum arabic, ! dram; india ink, IL
dram; rOsewaTer. 4 ounces
Powder the ink and gum and tTiturate
small quantities Of the powder with the
ToSeWater until you ger uniform black
liquid IN powder and then add the
remainder Of the roseWater to IL II
should be applied with very tiny
CamoIs hair brush.
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large city should be able to supply
the camel hair face brush at a cost
of about 81. The correct brush is about
i've inches long and oval in shape. II
has white bristles, soft enough not To
scratch the delicate surface of the
skin and a plain unVamished back.
Abstain from all rich food. pork in
every form. hot breads and sweets.
Don't drink either coffee. or tea, and
live principally upon fresh or steWed
fruit and the green vegetables. Take
plenty of outdoor exercise.
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Mrs. Henry SymeS' Advice to Correspondents

formula is.
Barium sulphide, 50 grains, powdered
chalk. 400 grains.
Mix with water The barium sulphide
must be absolutely dry To be effective
when Il is mixed with the chalk.
Enough water should he afterward add
ed 10 make a thin paste Sulphide of
strontium makes also an efficient depila-
tory 1t is made as follows:
Sulnhide OF strOntium. . drains; oxide
Of zine, drains; powdered starch, 3
drains.
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EmI5 at1echre
On Care of Skin
and Hair

better than the honey and almond in
your case Here is the formula;
CUCUMBER LOTION. OR CREAM
Expressed juice of cuCumbers. Z pint:
deOdOTiZed alcohol. 1lz ounces: sweet
almond OIL 81 ounces: shaving cream.
/ dram, blanChed almonds. ia drains.
This is a sUase lotion, very Whiten-
ing. sOftening. and cleansing. Take the
shaving cream and dissolve il in rose
water BY heating in a CusJaTd kettle
Beat the almonds in a mortar. and. by
degrees. work ia the soap and water
Strain through muslin and return 10 the
mortar Stir constantly, working in
gradually the alcohol. in which the oils
have ALREADY seen dissOIN ed
For the rest, follow the directions
upon the subject of blackheads given
10 "Pinpoint"
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clude the proper placing OF
hair ornaments. in addi-
ton. 10 its usual meaning.
For so popular has the
wearing of some pretty bit
in the hair become. that the woman who
goes TO dinner or dance without II feels
as though the finishing touch 10 her cos
tune has been omitted.
These ornaments vary widely. from
smart bow Of ribbon. or a flower. TO
deliberately jeveled things. The quaint
wreath OF flowers and the ribbon fllet
are variations of the same idea, and one
that is particularly attractive to a
young face.
Great bows Of soft ribbon-that deli
cate kind that is no more like the usual
ribbon than the gold and silver tissues
are TO the gold and silver braid-are set
In front, slightly 10 the left, Of a high
sOiffure- And butterflies are allowed 10
fiutter everywhere: at the top of a high
comb. at the base OF a jeweltd aigrette.
OF just the butterfly itself, caught in
the hair
It's the fault of the new couture.
which, after all, though IL has many
versions, isn't new at all. is simply last
years enlarged Nttie, and added to by
little cuTls-fnger purfs they are call
ed-Which get tucked in the lines or
wherever the space between the head
anu the NV us HAT SEEMS just tribe
exaggerated.
Besides this coIffure. the revival of
period styles in the dress world has
brought about a revival of the old
cOiffures, ada pied and modified. even
more than are the dresses themselves.
10 suit present-day types The sryle
made famous through a famous nor
trait OF a bunch Of curls gathered up
on top of the, head and apparently held
in place by a band of ribbon. IS back
again, only in this new version the hair
is waved and piled high, the usual knot
made as fiat 5 possible, and bunch of
little curls deftly pinned I'm so that they
seem like the ends of the hair
The wreath beloved of the Princess de
I-amballe has come back. along with
the hat crown 50 characteristic of her
that IL bears her name.
For a young girl, "a low couture is
prettiest Of all, and when a bunch of
Curls is tucked in under the low mass
of hair, somewhat on the principle of
the empire couture, and a rose or two
pinned there, % droop against the
throat, the effect is almost dramatic in
its gtrlish charm.
Grapes and the clusters of berries in
soft, dull colors are being used 10 dress
a simple couture effectively, which is
perhaps the most different" thing used
iG hair ornament. But, then, fruit has
come hack into favor for decorative
purposes; some interesting hats are
trimmed with IL and designs OF cranes
are found upon some of the prettiest
printed stuffs where year ago you
found only roses.
Gold and silver ind their way on to
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shampoo The dye should be applied to
the hair by means of a toothbrush and
contact with the scalp should be avoid
ed.
WALNUT STAIN FOR THE HAIR.
-Four ounces OF walnut skins beaten to
a pulp, to which is added pure alcohol
10 ounces. Let stand eight days and
strain.
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EYERRow AND EYELAsH GROWER

EYEBROW AND EYELASH GROWER
Cologne. 21a ounces; glycerine, IL
ounces fluid extract of jaborandi,
drains.
Agitate ingredients till thoroughly in
cOTpOrated. Apply 10 the eyebrows with
the brush. and to the lashes with tiny
camel s-hair paint brush. The brush
must be freed from any drop and pass
ed lightly along the edge Of the eyelids,
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Prescription Repeated.

In your department Zone In which my
family Is always much Interested there
appeared recently a remedy for Drown
spots We cut this out. intending to
take TO druggist. Unfortunately, IL got
mislaid or lost. I remember what was
said in regard 10 using the cream gly-
cerine," so merely want the prescrip-
ton. Thanking you in advance.
II. o. H
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To Darken Eyelashes.

I have very light eyelashes ana they
are short and scanty.
VIII you please tell me through your
columns of something that will make
them grow thicker and at the same
time darken them a little2 ESTHER.
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a 90;hab' 6zam9GmH0f at c1z75 AmIose6.

some of the most effective new hair or
gold and silver ornaments,
or bows made OF that soft gold tissue
that only gliutS in certain lights. Vel
Vet ribbon is used, TOO, although the
softer Tibbons-those with less body 70
them-aTe more easily made into be.
coming ornaments and more easily kept
in order.
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Try the Liquid Form.

VIII you please advise me if your for
mula for the bust Csn be had in tablet
form, and II so, what is the cost and
when can II be purchased? / refer TO
Dr.. Naucaires formula. If IL cannot be
purchased in tablet form what is the
price of liquid form? l am unable TO
have II filled In our city.
Mrs e NJ C
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28
think this is the formula to which

YOU refer:
WHITENING PASTEFOR FRECKLES AND
BROWN SPOTS
SaIicylic acid. 60 grains: bay rum. 4
ounces.
Label. Apply night and morning with
a soft cloth or sponge. This lotion soon
produces a slight roughness Of the skin.
which should be subdued by the use of
glycerine of starch.
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A Chapter on Blackheads.


regard 10 my skin. have a good
complexion, but am troubled on my
nose and chin with not exactly black
heads, as Lry are not really black,
but like them, as they have 10 be
squeezed out. and they return so soon.
in a few days time.
II not squeezed out, small. red spots
often come up-SOme seem blackeF than
Others-and. OF course. the continual
squeezing makes the skin so red-and Is
a great bother. tool The rest of the
skin is clear and good. / wash my face
night and morning in cold soft water.
and now and then at night use little
soap,
I would be so very grateful TO you II
you viii help me- My health is good
PINPOINT.
There is but one way of getting rid
of blackheads. and that is BY forcing
them out Of the pores. But in pressing
them out before the skin is properly
softened and prepared for their ejec
ton you should be exceedingly careful
not 10 rupture the delicate tissue-the
cause Of ugly little scars, or OF an en-
largement of the openings. which i'm
mediately hll up again, each time in
creasing in size and becoming more
rFalignant in appearance.
Blackheads may not only be removed
without leaving any scar, but, once rid
Of them, you need never be troubled
with them again If you, follow care
fully the directions given here.
For two or three weeks, until the
skin is thoroughly 'softened. apply one
of the creams or skin foods, formulas
for which are given in this department
Make this application at night, after
scrubbing the face Well with the flesh
brush. using a pure, hygientc soap, and
hot water. Be sure to rinse the soap
well out of the face and 70 dry the skin
thoroughly before applying the cream
or SKIN food
At the end of two or three weeks of
this treatment the blackheads may be
forced out by pressure of the two
thumbs. II q moderate pressure will
not eject fl, make no more heroic at
tempt, but try a lotion or the green
soap treatment. which rarely If ever.
LOTION FOR BI.ACKHEADs.
Pure brandy, ? ounces; cologne, /
ounce. liquor Of potassa. y ounce.
Apply at night, after washing the face
thoroughly with soap and water.
BLACKHEADs.
Tincture Of green soap, . ounces; dis
titled witch hazel. 2 ounces: let this mix
ture stay on only few minutes, then
wash of with hot water.
II the green soap irritates the skin,
as il sometimes VIII. use it every day.
Ar-'-- a cold cream
Green soap may be purchased at any
GOOD drug store. It is not a regular
''cake SOAP but II Is about the con-
sistency of custard.
TO use a face brush properly. i'm
rF1erse il in warm water, rub the soap
on il until You get a good lather.
scrub the face for moment or two.
then rinse thoroughly with clean, warm
water. This should be done at night
lust before going to bed. 1t may make
the face q little tender for the first
day or two, but not longer
Any reputable establishment in a
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To RESTORE NATURAL COLOR OF
HAIR.
The Cause Of Pimples.

VIII you kindly tell me what causes
large, red pimples on my face. and how
to get rid of them A few are also on
my for ehead, but are more numerous
on my face. When they so away "a req
hlotch Is left If the pimples are
snpeeZed a WhIush substance comes
from them Will be very grateful 10
know how TO rid myself OF them.
w :, p
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How to Wash Your Face.

VIII you kindly explain how I should
wash ms face. which gets rough very
easy? Please tell me which cream is the
best for making my skin nice and soft
and white.
Is the cucumber cream or the honey
and almond the best?
The pores on my nose look as If they
were flied with dirt and my skin seems
to be getting coarse. + s
The roughness OF your skin NAV he
caused by some internal disturbance
should this be the case. no amount of
local treatment can effect a cure The
treatment must be constitutional
h. Wash your face thoroughly with soaD
and water, or, If the soap seems TO drv
II out. with almond meal and water.
Use warm water for bathing following.
after the face Is rinsed land the rims
ing must be as thorough as the bath
ing), with cold water
Dry carefully. using soft towels that
III absorb the moisture rather than
the rousa ones, whose friction may
be too violent for your skin. After
the last bathing at night, apply his:
LOTION FOR DRY SKIN.
LanOln. i ounce; almond oil, I ounce /.
simple uncture of benzine, y ounce.
Mix che three ingredients thoroughly
together and rub into the skin before
going To- bed,
/ think :hat the cucumber cream is
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l have been told that DR. Vaucaire's
formula has been put UP IN tablet form
but [ do not know how efficacious TIE
tablets have proved. / do know that
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To Darken the Hair.

VIII you please send me the formula
for darkening the hair. in which walnut
skins are used? have mislaid It.
X NJ.
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and fingers well trained To adapt puffs
and little curls make d world of differ
ence in your evening costumes. For,
while the ornaments may be as costly
as YOU please or can afford, they are
not necessarily so, and the girl who has
few changes in dresses can achieve
many differences in effect by their aid.
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Before using any dye the hair should
be freed from grease by thorough
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The first step toward improving your
complexion will be 10 improve your
cation of some inward disturbances
Until this is righted. they Will continue
In disfigure your face. The cream for
which formula Is given Is an excellent
healing agent. but Il cannot prevent the
reaDpearance of the eruption
Usually. digestive troubles are Jle
cause OF pimples. In this case careful
deiting is necessary. Win plenty Or
fresh air and exercise.
FOSsATI CREAM FOR PIMPLES.
I.anoIin. 3 grams: sweet almond oil. 5
grams; sulphur precipitate, grams,
oxide Of zinc, 21z grams: extract OF
violet. 10 drops.
Apply a very little of the cream 10
each pimple; wait until the pimples are
cured before using the face brush,
which might initiate them
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Not a Permanent Effect.

" JILL YOU kindly. give me the
NM address of a competent per
v v son who does electrOlysis?
j also have hair on arms l
wound ike removed, il there is any de-
Puatory that can he used FyithOut caus-
Ing a heavier growth i'm the end.
4 knew, OF course. hair will return.
merely the same as before using?
e a
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Retouching Necessary.

am greatly annoyed with superfiu-
Gus hairs. ! have tried everything ever
advised also pulled them out with tweez-
ers. still they come. Win YOU please
give me a depilatoTy that viii surely
remove them7 I am so sensitive about
them. l wish 10 remove them at once.
! also saw in the paper about tonic
to change gray hair. You viii remem-
Der il II was physicians prescTip-
ZION. WIZ you kindly tell me how
often to use II, and IL il Will keep the
hair dark without using eonstantly2
MRS. c. y.
Electrolysis and N-rays are the only
mediums by which SupeTnuOuS hair
may be permanently removed, and both
these trea tments are very expensive
Sometimes the growth or hair can he
made sufficiently incOnSpiCuOus by US
ing peroxide of hydrogen as q bleach:
II this method fails in your case, All
Won can do is 20 keep the hair IN abey-
ance by constant use Of the pumlce
stone or by some other depilatory.
Formulas for several good deptlatories
are given I'm the answer 10 Z. A s
letter published elsewhere on this page
To RESTORE NATURAL COLOR OF THE
HAIR
a physician's prescTiption)
Sugar OF lead, i ounce, lac sulphur.
- ounce. essence Of beTgamOt. i ounce;
tincture of cantharides, = ounce; am
Mix ali In one pint Of soft water.
Apply 10 the roots Of the hair which
TIE dive should never be applied if
there is any irritation or abrasion OF
the scalp.
retouchfng usually becomes necessary
as soon as new ifaiT makes its appear
ance.
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regret that l cannot give you the
address YOU ask, but nv rules forhid
the giving Of all commercial addresses
For the superfiuous hair l advise YOU
20 try some OF the following depila-
tories. which usually prove very effec-
tive. ] can not assure their permanence
however, for, the only way TO secure
such a result is 20 use either the x-ray
or electrolysis treatment. These are
both very expensive
The formulas may be prepared by any
druggist.
DEPILATORIES
Sulphide OF soda, 100 grains. slaked
lime, so grains; starch, % grains; lime
water. fluid grams.
Barium sulphide is also used as q
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Estate o. Frank j. Stevens.
WILL PRESENTED.

y FATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate
> District of Bennington, 50. Court held nj
the Probate ONCE within and for said district
on tn 10th day o; March. A. d. 1905. present.
hon. John " Carney Judge, u copy of me last
will and testament of Frank j. Stevens late of
the CITY and County OF New York and the State
OF New YORK, deceased, duly proved and al
lowed IN the Surrogate Court for the County
of New York Aforesaid, AM of the Probate
thereof being presented TO the court here, that
the same Instrument may be allowed in this
state, as the last VIII and testament of the said
deceased, and that s I'D copy may be filed and
recorded IN the Probate Court for the District
OF Bennington afort said. agreeably to the stat
nte IN such case made and provided: IL Is
hereby ordei ed that all persons concerned be
not iiedto appear before said court . { session
thereof to he holden at the Probate ONCE on IN
18th day OF March. A ID. 1906, and contest the
allowance o the said instrument and the filing
and recording of the copy of said will. and the
Probate thereof. as aforesaid IL they zee cause.
Tor which purpose IL is fur her ordered that
copy OF the record of this order be published
three weeks successive In the Remington
Evening Banner. a newspaper printro at Ben
ningioD in his state, all of which pub ications
shall be previous 10 the said me appointed
for said hearing.
A true rec I'd,
JOHN V. CARNEY, Judge
true copy of record,
J0TNv CARNEY, Judge
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oniy iiir riras ~ President MIislrii
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trnini fh. expulsion ~ tnisu il.iin
De- Organization. tsninu vas seated ns
"a delegate in tbr convention. as uas
iir.iinEliam. Tie tuo sriious followed
immediately un ihr partial feport of
ihc creti"uilais committee which in
cluied iic namc. ~ iigiiingham ard 81
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President y. g. Perry ~ Illinois de.
irici jumped 70 biz feet ne the sccrc.
iary " the credentials committee ceas.
ed reading aud aid.
4 move 10 accept the report except
IN 20 far a. Mr.. Dolan and Mr Bel. .
lingham's names are concerned aud 4
that they bc stricken out"
Secretary Wilson asked II under this .
motion II carried Dolan's case would /
come up for separate consideration by .
the convention aud was told that II
would. A motion 10 accept the report
as read prevailed
Delegate james i Haskell then NOV.
ed TINT Dolan be- declared not seated
by the convention. Secretary Wilson
said earnestly: Il am opposed to this
motion. Patrick Dolan as president Of
district No. was tried by his district
and removed from the district presl-
dency. and this action has been con.
firmed by the national president. but
tliis action did not exclude him from
In this organization"
President Mitchell said
mo one man In this convention has
greater cause for resentment against
Patrick Dolan than /; no one man In
this convention has been more grossly
wronged by him than | have. But |
hope ! am big enough to forget per
sonal wrongs when the laws of the
United Mine Workers Of America are ,
allied into question.
81 say, with Secretary Wilson. that I
'ou will make a mistake II you refuse [
o seat Mr.. Dolan. / have no desire to ;
sustain his action in the convention. .
ut whether he does justice to me or !
lot will do justice TO him.