davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
IN PLACE OF MEAT.

ITO take the place of meats there is
nothing more satisfactory than rice
and peas. Both are boiled separately
the rice ever so little, and then the
two are put together and cooked With
bit of pork butter and pepper An
entire dinner may be made of currled
chicken if it is served after the West
and East Indian mode A little grated
fresh cocoanut. bit Of thinly sliced
smoked salmon, gherlkins, chutney an
picked beet root give q distinct flavor
and relish to it and take the place OF
vegetables and salad.
1.-THE banana is most satisfying
fruit and the quantities now being
shipped into this country show that it
is rapidly becoming a very important
article of diet. In the morning when
you feel bit seedy and nothing
tempts your appetite, try a dish Of
thinly sliced bananas with lime juice
squeezed over them and you will find
that you soon begin to take an interest
in things about you,
"As a vegetable bananas roasted in
their skins for about half an hour, or
until the outside looks black are pro-
nounced delicious. When they are
baked they are split open, busted with
powdered sugar and then lime juice
squeezed over them. To make very
good imitation of strawberries ano
cream bananas mashed to pulp ano
mixed with strawberry jam and cream
then served in a tall thin parfait glass
will almost persuade you that the sea-
son of fresh Strawberries has returned
"Cocoanuts furnish another good
meat and vegetable understudy. Now
there is 'Ricey Coco for instance. This
is a popular dish in warm climates and
is so simple to prepare that if it Were
widely known there isn't a doubt
that it would be promoted to a regu-
lar position on the daily menu, at least
in summer. Rice is first boiled until it
is soft, vet with every kernel separate
Chinese style-then to it is added
some cocoanut cream previously pre-
pared, a little nutmeg, some cinnamon
rose water and sugar, The whole Is SO
good it makes my mouth water just 10
think of it.
"What strikes me as strange is that
SO few people here have ever tasted CO.
coanut cream, and so far l haven
found a single restaurant where they
make it, and vet you get fresh cocoa
nuts here in season. With guava jelly
and almost any of the fresh fruits
sliced, or even preserved fruits, it gives
q deliciousness and richness unequalled
to my thinking. To make it, take the
white meaty part of a fresh cocoanut
the fresher the better, CRATE it and
pour boiling water over it. making the
proportion a quart to a medium sized
cocoanut. When this has cooled stralr
the cream through a cloth and YOU
will find the cream rich and smooth
and having a delicate cocoanut flavor
With savories, tarts and fancy entrees
Lime squash is an English drink
and is perfectly harmless. It's exactly
like a limeade, with soda instead Of
plain water. and some prefer it to its
American cousin, lemonade, on account
Of its cooling qualities. 1t takes tive
lines to each glass, ice and a bottle Of
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
YEILINGS And
THEIR WEARING
Every Lift Over Hat Brim
That Has Especial
Fascination.

Long scarf wells are the most be-
coming worn over white and colored
lace nets. Every lift of the veil over
the hat brim has an especial fascina-
ton, giving a new pose to the wear
er's advantage, the tendency of drap-
cry on hats and gowns by means of
scarfs, bespeaks by means of the
scarfs, no end of gracefulness that
may be seized upon. Leading fashions
all tend to that dropping, hanging
grace of line from the evening wrap,
to hat and gown, while some of the
simple morning gowns adopt little Of
this style as we'll
The afternoon costumes are still
more given up to that order. There
are figures that of necessity have to
avoid all this fashionableness and
keep to more trig and direct lines,
They do we'll to study this personal
quality and make fashions bend to
their individual style. Such women
always look well dressed and becom-
ingly So
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27

When used at night follow it with a
good skin food.
Oatmeal for the Toilet.
An oatmeal jar should be kept on the
toilet table, and every time the hands
are washed little of the contents
thrown into the water to soften it. Bet
ter still is the small cheese bag, which
any one can make and which holds oat-
meal and orris powder in equal proper
tons. A bag like this can be used
several times and it softens the skin
and whitens it.
Uses for Benzoin.
Benzoin is favorite ingredient in
most skin lotions. 1t is an excellent
addition to the BATH a few drops Of it
making the water creamy in appear
ance and giving the body refreshed
feeling. 1t should not be used too often
or it is apt to make the skin too dry.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
Simple Ruzes--Summer Comfort

Do not wear the hair low on the
neck, but do it simply as possible ana
let the air blow through it every day
if you can, while 1t is hanging loose.
Braid it smoothly at night to keep it
out of the way and to prevent its be-
coming tangled.
Open the windows both top and bot
tom to give a better current of air all
night,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
Information.

All fine brass work is lacquered now
adays, with the exception of pieces ex-
posed to the weather or to strong heat.
Therefore, it cannot be secured with
vinegar or the substances
formerly used for brass. Wash it in
warm water, dry it thoroughly and
polish with chamois skin
,..n
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27

First of all wear loose comfortable
clothing. Collars and shoes particu-
larly should be very easy and COM
Portable in summer Talcum powder
busted on the feet in the morning be-
fore dressing will help to keep the feet
from becoming heated. Don't wear
hat If you are in an Office all day for
the scalp and brain become overhead
ed and the whole body suffers.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27

soda. The lines are squeezed into o
glass with crushed ice, bit of SUI
gar is added and then the soda.
"Sangaree is attractive to the palate
and is quite simple to make, though it
requires a greater number Of ingred-
tents than Planters Punch. Plain
water poured into highball glass, a
medium sized spoonful of sugar, graf
ed nutmeg and long strip of lime
peel form the foundation of this re-
freshing liquid, and after all this is
well stirred wineglass and a half Of
sherry is poured in and followed by
plenty of crushed Ice
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
Fried Peppers With Rice.

Fried Peppers with Rice-Boil rice so
that every grain will stand alone yet
bet tender through, and turn it into
a hot vegetable dish. Prepare the green
peppers by extracting the seeds, then
slicing them in rings. Fry them in
butter until Drowned lightly Arrange
them over the top of the rice and over
al! the butter in which they were
cooked. Set in the oven three minutes,
covered, and then serve.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
Worth Knowing.

To mend an umbrella from which the
handle has become detached from the
steel rod fill the hole in the handle with
powdered rosin, heat the end of the
rod almost red hot and put it back in
the handle.
A large straw scrubbing brush nail
ed out on the back porch or passage
way is a very good shoe cleaner, espe-
cially where there are little children
running in and out. It can be cleaned
by running a stick through it.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
To Clean pillows.

Fancy cotton denim Of cretone sofa
pillow covers where soap and water
cannot be used may be cleaned with a
thick paste Of starch and water,
which should be put on the soiled and
stained surfaces, and let to remain
until perfectly dry, when it can be
brushed off. If the stains do not dis
appear With one application, repeat
the operation.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27

When the head aches from over
work or worry, apply flannel wrung out
of very hot water to the back of the
neck and battle the face and temples
with warm water, then lie down for a
while if possible.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
ART EMBROIDERY

MendeI & Freedmen Make Interesting
Offer to Ladies'
Mendel & Freedman are offering an
opportunity to the patrons Of their art
embroidery department which no wom-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
Cuff Links.

Far better to get cuff links Of Moth
er-of- pearl for the summer shirt waists
than to wear those of gold plate or
even sterling silver, the pearl links be-
ing less expensive, and above criticism
as to good taste. One dollar buys a
very smart pair and others that are
palmer are less expensive still.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
Autumn Hats.

These hats are now to be thought of
and as it happens that the darker
colored flowers are being rejected by
the buyers of summer finery they can
be bought for much under the original
price, are unframed and unfaded by
handling. The early hats for wear in
autumn too are far prettier trimmed
with flowers and foliage than with
feathers or stiff wings, as the long
winter season affords plenty of time
for the latter decoration.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27

Cramp in the calf Of the leg can be
stopped by stretching out the leg and
putting down the heel. Cramp in the
foot can be cured by separating the
toes with the fingers.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
Fnshion Hints.

Taking a strip of selvage for that
pretty little plating now so much used
on the ever ready blouse is a rather
old one, but good to follow. The cost
of having it plated is only two cents
a yard, so for few cents smart
waist can be copied.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27

Marguerites-To the white of well
beaten egg add enough powdered sugar
to form a thin icing. Make the mix
ture thick with chopped pecans.
Spread on fresh thin soda crackers
and brown in quick oyen.-Chicago
Daily News.
Oatmeal Macaroons.-One cup of
white sugar, two large breakfast cups
Of rolled oats, two eggs, one table,
spoonful of butter, one teaspoonful OF
baking powder, one teaspoonful of al
mend extract and half teaspoonful OF
salt. Beat the eggs well, add the other
ingredients and beat the batter thor
orghly. Drop pieces the size of wall
nut on well buttered tins, about two
inches apart. Bake in a quick oven and
leave on the tins a few minutes before
removing.
Sandwiches prepared in advance Of
the serving can be kept as fresh as
when first spread by wrapping them in
a napkin wrung out of hot water and
then placing them in cool place.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
FEW THINGS
TO TEMPT One
Some Recipes That May
Cause, Stir Among Del
icate Appetites.

To the hostess who entertains fire.
qrently with small informal afternoon
teas-and, thanks to the growing spirit
Of hospitality which deprecates mere
vulgar display, the number is increas-
ing-nothing is more acceptable than
suggestions whereby she can impart
to her simple feast touch Of novelty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15
The Pain
an,ily

Yos know them; thy ~
aumerons, and make their
presence felt everywhere. The
aames II the family are Head
ache. Toothache. Earache,
Backache. Stomach ache. Neu-
raigia. etc. They are sentinels
that VAN you Of any derange-
mest of yoar system. Wkea
the bsaia nefves become ex-
hassted O. irritated, Headache
snakes yoa miserable; II the
stomach nerves are weak, 10
digestioa results, aad you
double up with pai~. and II the
more prominent nerves are A.
fccted. Neuralgia simply nakes
life unendurable. The way 70
stop pain Is to soothe and
Strengthen the nerves. Dr..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills Do this.
The whole Pals family yield -
their influence. Harmless 4
taken - directed.
= - n. MSS ASal.AnAn - -
ooceoeaf reeseAv Rgr 0veeUN0aq9 ~
acne, 0eurAlglA an1 1asereani9S ~
- - ssrts. ! have useA thea ~ -
- ApNt q resuata''
AnA JOE MERNaIL. f0N -
-. 0nP ANeS-0,a> -
~ 0PUUOas4. ~eso IN 0napo0o1D Ool1A
- ~ OecksVe Wm 6u00A n
Seae. - vtr rstss0 -yooe 0oao1.
= oosuo. = ss~oA oo0Sor - e ouA
NM 0e1ieal C, E1AaeS Ii
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15
eenlns

Nasias " hrsrly Gi~ss 49, . .ass
0sssi~G II ~ eseisGs4 ssssss II
~ Cisissa rsNy = ~ ssss q
Dsaai~a. esAASu1s vin - ~ ~
nssss1sy ssseisG. AasA ~. 1NE.
IN shs sssy ~ = ! ~ sAasp - ~
ps~vs.s II saa.sesainG . CssAiAsss
W AsyW lss i've srs.~ II oas yess,
thsrs srwssss W. the srs~ u to-
ysxss s~d osse trss.se ts ths asrm of
ose year, 70 6ll vscsscy, 10 ls vossd
6s q ~ eIsssiOa 70 - keld ~ rueo-
~. ~ sd dsy Il April, 1907.
L. n. NoussE
" 4. NrTO
". n. COxUM
CoMsattt&~
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15
0blsov AIssseinsaleae

NOsics . hssssy sivsa 70 whom
= nsy coecssa 49, ~ fusio~in9
1sscsiAsl estssy ss;oals ~ese takes
uP Rear 0saaisna. Co.osslO. To
IN: Oss rs,aa aese s6oss 5 ysass
osA. wssgAs sboss 7sO posnAa, ss-
bsss6sd. O.e ena yessiing nare
oos ssssAsd O. IN sAoslder.
said rsiaals $50 sskso~n 70 THE
Hoard. salss claiaed By owser On
O. besore April 2. 1907 ssid esGrays
gill Be cid by The Road Sor she
bsseGt H tke ow~er wksa tos.d
STATE BOARD OF STOCK IN.
SPGTION COMMISSIONERS
Desvss. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15
GauauDas1 80 usuDA -

lan1 ssnssA - - k0aA- Nos -
- - anos - - knoA ssasum
sas s.scAo = - ~ - ps.ssA ~
- sD.sl ~ Os1siaG Wo~d i ~
~ vas.is - - - Nssuaiaa II
hsssG Assass - TY< - s~s
auAs q - ssa s.Casnn. NAs<
snsy 49, - - . OnaA .o-
Vai0. s0niaA ~ reSjsa - - es-
ps.i>s = sv'iaias ssn - siAissss
= CA.sb 49, - s,e.ris1iy "a
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15
OunG1nns1 - ~ ~.

Ouna1nss1 80 ~ ~
'ID.nA. nssa.D viaA ~ 49,
0sdAs1s 4 auisusiGr. 6nsniaa 80
- A.iag isasuAsssA ~ - 80
6usuasn sAA hsA ~ - - 49,
~ - sGuie~la~ssl hsAa, . pssusua
~ = ssls ~ isv,ousis = ~
- aDai.n 4 - UssA ssansd
= sniasAs a.iao - csia.sis,.. by
eaG0ia0 eseoss@ssas Asss aAaSs
- - osn lass1s - - usi1.s-
- - ss1saA. essVA. - - s.c-
- 4 6as0sss lEuAsA = sbsissAs. 4
o&D - As.s Vsoss skas 80. .,
- ksi0Aa sA~ss - ksa. peaaaa...
sa0ss ksssa. Asy - aesy Il sks
Gs1ias 90 ~ c~lsisserd psuGaaAAy.
Nsss1us, 6n
'tsssassA, H. ,ke Yss~rss cssb
= Ges6saA. EAel< go IisAis Sosa-
~, asDahasA q 0lssusA Etsi~ss.
Cas., ~ sA.s "a dAy Il Esksx.ry,
to0, 49, - epsr.r s.y cAsAGs 10
~ lns1 lews Il the CnissA Hssass,
- - SsssAss sxs6sns W. ps,lsry
Il ~ ieAiassUissaas wislsArswsls II
Po6eic 6~l 6Vsn ssssls0s~s tus te~-
ssasy s"d Gss<isG psrta~rs. And
- i eassAas
"tssAssA. rhsa ve svee oss sss-
seoss 80 sspss.sssssssves IN tsth sl.s
Pesasae 90 cosssAG co~Gssss II slse
Csies1 hassss " app.r ske gss.Aas
q ~ ChaagEs IN slssue lssA isws
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15
~ 01iD 0AaaoD 0s0an

~ o. o. - 0nn
ths vH.A0asAss 0sass1 Aas issssA
~ HsAss ~ s1sa1iss ADs psoas
sAss'sSss.s ~ sSssAsy sss~sAieG ~
sAe sins Il ~ OlIGo wAinA uiA seke
s0~s Apsil Ia. H. kAa,~sAx
cAsses hsss Assa osAs u Gssssi-
~A, Is suss b"Aes wbM sr~i fr :s5
sxsssss ~ ssasses, 81 snsa t'oses
witl - k,~essA ~ Is Crs,s, IS c~ss
bosss ~ % srsss sssA elW LO.es
~ Is Csass. In she fss~se tsOx
sssss .sss he psiA ~ sA~ day sLss
sAsy 6.h Ase. No ~ Asys ess.<
oil ~ slls~sA n yos Assa's psy
~ y.,ss bos wsn ~ k.sksd sV ssd
II wih ~ srsssui Asivssy ts yosss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15
0naninn aslkae

Notice 10 hesSby aivsa 49,, pss-
sssas n lsw, The ssssd 0oeiciesl
elcCsi0s Il TIE TO~s II 0sssis.sa,
Cosossdo, will be helA 10 ths ssvss-
sl psscissss a saiA sows ~ rsss-
day, ths ssoad Asy a April, A. D.
1901. ~ sks psspuD Il sasCs;A9 ~
following o<imss fS ~ ~ sssa,
to-wt:
Oss Mayor, 10 halA olios -
year.
rhrse Trssaess, 70 Aold olI.~ two
yess.
Ose Trussse. 70 Aold oliCe aae
year. 70 Ell vsCsscy.
Pvscisct No I embssUss ~ thaa
pass q said so~n lyi~G go Il ~
Cres>sd Bats s.;lsusd tsscA; pnaliaa
pssce. Whip bsilAias. Aaia sassss.
Precinct No. 2 eabssoss all thee
past a cid sOwn lyiag w~st u sks
CFesAs1 0ssas tssck; pnaiiag paan,
Lswsns bsiIA;aA. Me- YosA svss.e.
rhs Pn.ls will he ops~sA q ssvea
O'csock .. -. ed se0aiM os,ea useil
ssvs. o'csock p -. of .sid day Il slsc-
tioa.
IT, jsAoss a ese<sio~ for ~
ssvesal psscsscss will assa q ske
poaliaG pasce sAovs desienassA o.
Tse.dey, ~ estA dsy Of h.scA, A.
d. 1901. ior ~ psrPo.s Of re~i.-
ing. cossscsisg ssd ct@psstiag the
ths ssssal rsgistry i'ss fos said a.
ecsioa sad will s~eet again o. tie
day psecediae election 70 esae,asss
.sid registry list ~ rsqsissd y
law.
Witness ny hand and the sssl a
The ssid town Of Gunaisoa. Colnssdo,
tAis sG'h day of February. 1907.
~ W. n. CoaUn,
~ Town CIesk ssd Rscsrisr
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15
enne Rinhb 601nnalD

hn0 6lA0 60naA
= - css< 4 wsG9 -. 1sks c.
0mA eA~ Ss0su@D Ossa = -
- 1nDd. As1a . 49, snsnnia-
- - jsds.a = shsAr.s s..sas
- - one ~ Aui0 su11lD lBun
- pu1lic r.s0 Sisksa A>a~ 4
- - dsaa0. ~ = . -
- - cwsss = su1usol l.n1s g.
Gnan1 ssae>Vasd - 49, saaals 1sun
~ Gnions - inri1suaunV -
- anDnassssu ssuainas 4 PuA4e 6nAA.
~ Gunsle o~ssr s.sl ~ AnnaDA.
- osre ssssAsA - ~ lS.ss
NJ kaprsos C%sss sGsus -
jo1Dmsat of ~ sDass AG1Hu. IL
80 . it sssAD Vlsiaig ~ . snas
- 1ive asy snA~'s eaaels a -
60 hsd, b.s Go0sds ~ siGAas -
psisdsDss ~hss - Assss ~. esua
0pss1Nent lasA. ~ esass u
S~sunin has baaGAs ~ ~ ssiasueA
~ = osrssis sssrs, Assiae skas
srVaiDd o~nsssAiV = ~ sAsss~sss
osoisns Tks soss ~ ~ -
0i0h ksep ssy csasb - ~. lssAa,
- - ~ he Assss sAro ssss sish-
- is1ictinG isjssisa, ~ skss ~
osS - the ias q ~ es~ssu1saa
l.sl. ~ rishas s,sasA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15

Evesythiae nov s.d sp-so-dsae u
The FAIR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15

01so~od AsaAnasAo--0s. Nesah,
. osnber u - hulas - (Ssv~
0s ~ so,iaAisu ~ 49, visisiaa u
0assvaxA 49,. ~. nsAcA Aas
. lssae - = asaalb UhsA ~ s~ss
os the CanunSaA0ss e.ssA ss.esss.
ssd sIss s0as ossA lasA ~ Ns.s
ounty. - ss;A 70 - AvslsscAs
vepre~a11noiss thas ~ u nGa ~ lessw
Of k,aa;sg ~ pss.,;r Ao.sis 'k.,sGA
ssch sVsAs. wasid asss tk.pssssAs
u dolIsss - hia H. y vi,lia1 "
pay ssy Isis ~ e"ves~nsss CssslA
ssk foe ~ psiviIrar. Lss say., II
csnno ssssS@k ~ sighss u ~
Heighhsgs vAs ksss AsA ths ~
s~s Il ~ saaO ks snesy ysss~."
The M ssseay s1spAo~s ~ sa
- sel6sA - ~ sgsiss q sAsis -
sa.issise osAss sAse see.as. ~
that ,upsissa - ~ ssssk a ~
talk 'ls ~ oss. vho lega - h
sntil ~ ssswiaaioa % sissA go
~ thso Asss tkeis ssy. 0sss's
issa aoGs1ss i9ssasuAioa tAas ~
ass - saioks eth wAsa - wesAs
wiM - b s.Dess - lsAss, IL - =
pssuis>sss seO~GA.
rsA - rss~-rhs ero~;as q
. Rsssiss - ksowa = GEsy ~
asd vairA wss impaired ssly ~
yssTs 80 psesss %siAs . vsIssAas
thing ~ ~ Ai0Ass slsitsAss whsse
ordiassy Os1is : - asweys ssse u
makiaG . evsp. W u Lssinse
cosns1 ". =. 0ansi>n ssissd - No.
wsual sssp = ~ s.sitsAe u ssss
1900 - - ~ sreA wss paestsA
late. NJ sasissy - . s,~ell ys)l.pu-
ish a. ~ vs;ahs sAissy -6ve possds
TO ths bssAsl. H. hell 10 vssy th;a,
being s.sily saslIed ~ in tAsssAia9
il the sseoswes ass ~ soo clnss. Il
does - 0stsre in sixsy Aays -
many isesr frsm the ..nss, ~ II is
a vesy 0sty oas. ripeniae fslly swo
weeds GnrSier than bise sAen wheaa.
A - ODwsth d straw 10 email sd
strnag, = cSn be grown - ricA Nod
with litsSe danger Of Iodg;ae. Il
ripees early enough 70 escaps
fVua rsst, . disosss thea usseily
cesss . large loss 70 the O. ssop.
1hsse two fsctors, toecther with -
drosth resistance, nakes il - a.
most ssre cropper. Its sGroaesss
poat y its heavy yield sudes near-
ly I'll conditioas. Farness iron
othss pare Of the sssse rspost yissds
Of fro. Sosty-6ve V eiehty-kve bssh-
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15

Oseaisas ssssAasa sssa isso
~ sissss wisA - sssss saee1y 4
~. ~viaG ~ ~ sg1ss1iA sssp ~
ysas. eAssss0p - ~ ~ sssss ~
cssstsy as1s . Aieh pss.s ~ sAsne
WAo sslasAeA laA ~ ss.lisoA Assd.
sAsr ssas Hey ~ lais N krins
sss~ hiSlss rrs~s sAis sFsiae. kss
ssse II she ~iltSsA wiWtess ~ vscssA
- o~ey 10 sAis Pssios a w. noss-
ssiss. tss ~ 0sss W. wsss ~ hr,-
kss the osstss - GsA clas sa-
ssse ssA siosAA, 49, ~ 0x~,shrr
~jA sss ell. el2 - eva el3 .
- y ssw SssssA ~ h.~l aasAsas
= eS. eN - 81 sisA sAnua -
Asass< Isso - q ~ ssAGs. As
. cusssasses osay II .'ss lsN,0ves-
siss seschsss ~ i.pssiae 6eels
q osssae ~ - ~ sAsis ssrpass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15

Mn. Wm. ksode aad children
cssDe over from Loveland for . visit
Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15

Tslkia9 wish HsrnAa Eitea,svckt
Ssssssaey. - TODD ". th.s a. Ao~-
Asy - ~osIA Lesis 70 '.sssk grossd
- his rsRcA. We kesr of . assn-
bsr VI ah~ss VITO wess plsssiaG "
s&sss .pssaS Psowiag ~ 9svt Il ~
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15

Grsaste ~are. Qweensware, Gsess-
wsre, willowwsre and woodua wsrs
1t THE FAIR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-15

CsAsss Gss~sss sk"ss balay, Ceio-
ss6A ~ P4essi~G sR . wSd beet
eGnossv~. 0s~A Is. Gmss % asuy
eGlsss ~ Selis~s1 " - aakia1
sAsis Asas witAsa . AisaanUs a ~
oilss sSaAg ~ ss~sh siAs Il ~
Asksseas. Az ssscAaea aloaG tke
sisss Gill tssp opsa hesss Asriag
~ hest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-19

The ranks Of the veterans are thin
Ming out, as the Grim Reaper each
year goes among is. But there are
sun a good number Of the veterans
alive and wen Then there are, too
the families 81 the old soldiers, Who
ares invited to come With their fam.
lilies and enjoy the hospital 81
Wheeling Tor the three days IN
I'm EDITION To- all5o a. these, there win
he hundreds Of the younger men who
fought for Uncle Sam ID the s wal
against Spain in 1893. The organi.
ration Of the veterans Of this war'is
being perfected here, and from All
over the country those who fought IN
that war are coming here.
The feature Of the programme viii
be the grand parade, but on all days
there win be features Of different
kinds to make the reunion eIlswcrth
attending. Il
ID ? J. ~ 81 IL. T. : b
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-19
! N ]! |!
MAN SENT TO PEN FROM MoNoN
GALA COUNTY MAY BE RE.
LEASED.

MoRGANToWN, Aug. 19.-William
]. Merriman, who was sent to the pen.
itenthry from this county for feloni-
ously shooting Luther Mollissee, is
said to be Ill of pulmonary trouble,
and It is possible that he will be par
doned shortly. An effort was made
previous to this time to secure his par
don, but Governor Dawson refused to
act because of the weakness of the
petition from this community. Since
that time, however, Merriman, it is
said, has become seriously i'll, and the
State board of pardons vii take the
matter under consideration.
Menlman, it will be recalled, par,
italy under the influence Of whiskey,
and urged by companion, shot Mol
lissee in the back through a crack in
the engine house at Richard mines.
Molllssee was in the hospital long
time, but finally recovered.