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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-14

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed have expended the sum of one
hundred dollars $500 in labor and i'm
provemcnts, on each of the lodcs known
as the "Rosita" and Contention" stu
atcd in White Oaks mining district, Lin
coin county, y. NJ, as will appear by certi-
fcatcs filed in the office of the Re.
cordcr in Lincoln county, in order
to hold said premises under the pro
visions Of Section 1924 Revised statutes OF
the L. s., being the amount required to
hold the same, for the year ending Dec,
31st, 1882, and if within ninety 800 days
after the publication of this notice, you
or either of YOU, fail or refuse to contri-
butte your proportion of such expenditure
as owners or cO-owners, your interest in
said claim or claims will become the pro-
perry OF the undersigned. under said sec
ton 1894. White Oaks, n. NJ. Feb. II, SO
j. GILBERT glass.
JAMES. S. REDMAN,
nQ-nU-nnrq
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-14
TRI.CENTENNIAL.

The Tertio-C Centennial to be held
at Santa Fe in July, is attracting
attention far and near, and unless
all signs fail it will be a grand sue
cess.
Col. b, Moses, of Albuquerque,
will secure an elegant exhibit of
minerals from Arizona and Central
New Mexico.
All bids received for the con
structiou of the Exhibition build
ing We're rejected by the Directors
as being too high.
The people of the several coun-
ties should remember that the in
ducement to visitors at the Exposi-
ton to 60 ont and visit any particu-
lar locality must be offered by
themselves. 1t will be the aim
and endeavor OF the Association to
attract as many strangers as posi-
bic to Santa Fe. 1t is well known
that tho Exhibit at Denver last
year from New Mexico was the
cause OF an immediate and heavy
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NOTICE. OF FORFEITURE.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

To ALL WHOM 1T A CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have expended the sum Of one hundred $500
dollars in labor and improvements on the
Martin lode or mining claim, situate in White
Oaks mining district, Lincoln county, New
Mexico, us will appear by proof OF labor certi-
hcute, hlcd in the office of the Recorder OF
Lincoln county, in order to hold said premises
under the provisions of Section 2i2f Revised
Statutes Of the United States, being tho
amount required. to hold the same, for the
year ending December 3lst, 1852, and II within
ninety l0O days after the Publication of this
notice, you or either of you, fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion OF such expendl.
ture as owners or CO-Owners, your interest in
said claim will become the property of tho un-
dersigned, under said Section 1924.
JAS. S. REDMAN,
Ed. h. BOSEELL,
G0 white Oaks, n. ", March /, 1888.
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NOTICE OF F~uRFEuIURR.

To W. G. Franklin and others whom It
may concern
You are hereby notified that | have ex-
pended one hundred dollars in labor and
development on the May Lode mining
claim, in White Oaks Mining District,
Lincoln County New Mexico, for the year
1882, being the required amount of annual
expenditure, as will appear by proof of
labor filed in the Office of the County Re
c0rdcr. If within ninety days from the
service Of this notice by publication in the
White Oaks. Lincoln County n. NJ, YOU
fail or refuse to pay your proportion Of
such expenditure, rs co-owner, your in
tercst in said claim will become the pro-
pcrty of the subscriber,
E. II. PAITIsoN.
[16l Magdalcna, Socorro Co., \. NJ.
February list, 1853.
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Notice of Publication.
George T. Beall, Jr.

George T. Beall, Jr.
vs.. bSS.
Peres G.. Lyman.
In the District Court for the Third judicial
District, County of Lincoln and Territory Of
New Mexico:
The said defendant, Peres c. Lyman, is hereby
notified that a suit In assumpeit by attach
nhent has been commenced ugainst him in tho
County Of Lincoln, Territory of New Mexico,
by snid plaintiff. Geo, 4. Beall, Jr. Damages
claimed, twelve hundred and nfty dullsrs,
tsl,25U. That unless you enter your appear
ance in said suit on or before the first day OF
the regular May Term Of said Court, com
mcncing on the fourteenth day of May, 1853,
judgement by default therein viii be r eudered
uG.ihsl you. GEO. X. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Lincoln. New Mexico, March 4th, 1853.
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MINES u LINING.
CEpAR CRElv DIST, n. NJ.
April Stb., 1888.

EDITOR LEADER Llnlc Y
you were urgent in soliciting cor
respondents from all mining camps
in Lincoln County {; SO here goes
for a short letter from this prolific
camp.
In my judgement we have some
as fine mineral in this camp as can
be found in the White Mountains.
The Comanche Chief, belonging to
Holder and llightower, is one of
the finest claims in New Mexico
1t has Il vein about Is feet wide, and
shows fine mineral from the top
1t has two shafts, II 90 feet. and
one 10 feet, and is rich in galena,
copper, and sulphuret. There are
also several other claims owned by
the same parties that looks well.
viz. Galcna, Fountain, BIanco, Seb-
bath, Home, Victory, Mountaineer,
and the Silver Queen. These
claims all show good mineral and
plenty of it. Everything that has
a 10 foot hole is looking WE'LL
There has been but very little work
done here yet, but there will be
considerable done here this sum
mer.
Mcclellan & Tate own several
claims here which show up WE'LL
S. Dougherty and others own the
High Roller. 1t is a fine claim ;
has plenty of grey copper, and
runs very high in silver.
have heard that several parties
wishing to invest in mining prop
erty, started this way, but were
told at Rio Bonito that we had
nothing here, whereupon they
drifted from us. If this letter
should meet the eye of anyone
desiring to invest in mining prop
erty they are not asked to swallow
what | say, but are invited to come
and satisfy themselves, for | know
we are located in rs rich a belt as
lies east Of the White Mountains.
There have been some new and
important strikes here this Spring.
Knight and Justice, from Colorado
are here, and have located several
claims, one developing considera-
bic grey copper. They are well
pleased with this country and in
tend making this theirfnture home.
They say the Comanche Chief is
the best claim they have seen in
the Territory. Eagle Creek has
some good prospects, and is owned
by Brown and Berry. Several
other claims, owned by different
parties, are good. One owned by
Skinner IL Bowen, $50, 900 has
been offered for and as promptly
refused. How is that for high!
BY the way, the famous bear
hunters had a terrible bear fight
the other day. However, they
succeeded in capturing the bear, in
stead Of the bear capturing them.
But Billy, the dog, came very near
a sacrifice. Black Tail had
to do some very fast shooting to
relieve the dorg and save his own
That makes % bears they
have taken the jackets of. | mean
Holder and llightower-they are
the bear killers.
We are having fine weather.
of grass, and the best water
that ever went down a fellows Gull
let.
c. G.
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ooh, yes said the eminent
legal man, corporations are great
institutions. You've heard the
story about the two boys who form
ed Il corPoration!"
NO" replied his friend.
"Well, then I'll tell YOU" re-
sumed thelegal gentleman. There
were two boys who had a cent
each, and they wanted to buy a
two cent cigar. Neither could buy
it alone, and the elder of the two
suggested that they form Il corpor-
alton, of which he was to be the
president and the other stockhold-
er. The cigar was purchased and
the president began to smoke it.
The stakeholder looked on expect
ing that his puff would come, but
the president consumed one-half
and then two-thirds."
Look here, said the stockhold-
or, %',ain't | going to have a chance."
- don't See it, replied the pres
ident.
But what am l to get for my
capital!"
Well" said the president, 81
guess you can spit. - HaH Street
Notcs.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-14

When a Kansas mar Is so deaf
that he doesn't hear an invita-
ton to drink, it's safe to talk sweet
to his wife right before him, says
the Boston Post. But experience
has proved that a Kansas man
never hears an invitation to drink
when lie 10 in the company Of IA
Boston man.
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LEGAL NJ TkRTISENkNT.
IL CHANCEkY.
Marcus Brunswick.

AN
VS..
Joseph A. LaItue, Jamca ]. Doian. I'm their iu.
d%ivilual capacity and also as administrators
" the estnte Of John v. Winters dcceaeed.-
Caroline i. Dolan. wife OF said James J. 10
Ian, Jonas Winters, Mary Elizabeth Barr.
William 7. II. Barr. Charles Poth, Henry
Poth' EIkabcth hlnscs. william Poth. BAr-
risou Poth, Cntharinc poth. Cntharine lar
hara kcrster. Henry kerstcr, Mary Littoll,
william j. Littcll. Jacob Winters ana the uu.
known heirs OF John v. winters deceased.
In the District Court. 3ri Judicial District.
County Of LiuColn and Territory OF New Mex.
leo.
The said defendants, Jonas Winters. Mary
Elizabeth Barr, William 4. A. Barr, Chnrlea
POtn, Henry Poth, Elizabeth Klnges, William
Poth. Harrison Poth, Catharine roth, Catha-
rite BnrhRrn Kerster. Mary Littcll, William. J.
l.ittell, Jacob Winters ANA the unknown heirs
of John V. Winters, deceased, are. and each OF
them IL, hereby notified that a suit in Chan
Gerry has been commenced against them IN the
District Court for the County OF Lincoln. Tor
ritory OF New Mexico. by said complainant,
Marcus brunswick; that the nature Of the re-
lief prayed for in said Bill OF Complaint Is as
fullOWt;-The complainant prays relief and
the decree of the Court that he muy have
Judgement ngHinst the defendants. Jamcs ].
Dolan, Caroline +. UOlan and Joseph 4. La.
huc, and against the estate Of John V. Win
tiers, deceased, for the sum of ten thousand
and thirty-nine dollars aud siAty-thrte cents
with interest and costs, and that the said
judgement may be decreed to he n lien against
thc homestake mine, 30 located by John v.
W intere, and that the same may DC sold and
the proceeds thereof applied to the settlement
OF this judgement, ana that unless you entor
your appearance in said suit on or before tho
18th day of May, A. d.. 1883, i'm the Office II tho
CLERK of the District Court, within and for
said County, decree Pho CoEFEssO therein
viii be rendered against Gu.
GEORGE X. BowNAN.
Clerk aud Register.
CATROH, THORNTON 4 CLANCY,
Solicitors for Complainant. i24l
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NOTICE OF PRE-EMPTION PROOF.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
La MEsIILA, n. NJ, }
Mach "A 1890

NdFcL Ia, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that The follow
ing named settlers have fled notice of
their intention to make final proof on their
respective claims before the Deputy Dis
trict Clerk, Samuel X. Corbet. at his office
in Lincoln, Lincoln county, n, NJ, on tho
2Oth day of April. 4. ID. 1883, viz
Joseph Woods on P~re-cmpiion Declare
tory Statement No, 23l for the net, Sec. s
Township II south, Range 10 east.-Wit-
nesses :. w. Lloyd, Danl Mckinley.
Andrew Crawford and Stephen Utter. all
of Lincoln county, said Territory.
Stephen W Lloyd on Presumption De.
claraton Statement No. 232 for tho nj
net and NJ nwt Section 8, Township ii
south, Range 10 east Witnesses: An.
drew Crawford. Stephen Uuer. Jose Mar.
tinc,. and ID. Mckinley all OF Lincoln
county. said Territory.
llSl GEo. ID. BOWMAN, Register.
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~ / 0Catlcn notices. and Proof Of La
Dor blanks can be had at ,ho LEADER Of
fec.
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Blank WARRANTY DEEDS at retail or by
the quantity, at the L.AD=R oalce.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

White Oaks. n. NJ. Feb. I'm 1ssf
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08
E<tablisk~d Order.

The grca; work IL the year Ia. com
menc,zl. 4 successful General IN start
ing out on = seasons campaign Inn
presses on ali inferior ofic-rs Ia. i'm
portane- Of order. discipline. and a
s;ric; oh-dienc- % all IL the rule, Of the
army. Without This succ~ssi j. not oniy
doubtful hu; seriously endangered Il
i not hes 50 en- the farm The owner
and manager j. the MaiorI,.ncral 90
the farm Wan; o! ~pnnctuslity. n-@iec;
or c~arvlessne-> on his part, carry con-
fusion and defrai in all departments a.
the farm. Tn. farmer must ~ punctaal
Ia his engagements. and In kl~ home.
II ne j. called AVA frpm the farm. hi
wife. and whorvcr has charge In his
absence. shoaid Know exactly when he
will rriUrn. There should b. stated and
uniform times for each meal. always
giving the household ample time "a
rrrpsre the mezl- n well n doing VI
the work after meals Exact tins. far
gong to the he'll. AMI for rptsrniny in
the evening should he established and
strictly Observed giving al hands limo
% finish up tke ctrorr< hcfp-r DARK. pre-
venting causes II compliant, or grum-
bling. Give loiicr-rs who cprae about
during working hours TO talk aud delay.
90 understand that fhpr~ il time for
business. hat uon~ for gossip Farmer
think they s5oald be- courteous IN at
callers All gentlemen know the I'M
p~orrance of time. on the farm. hut such
IS do not know or appreciate time n
10 dismissed summariiv without 3
brsach of good br-dipg.
pn the farm. and rycry where else. al
Intelligent. industrious and homes. Young
man who works in the field. or \ worthy
girl in the kitchen. "a - respectable a.
any specimen Of human ty on earth
AMI the propr ~sor NV bis in.~~cvu-
and dealings with them should make
them feel Their equality. Cultivate =
good feeling betseen lsborers and en-
ployer. and thereby tcnefi; both fnan-
ciaIly and socially. Clr>e up a. far ~
PISS b~ the cbasn gyuwisx up IN In.
country hcfween labor and capital. Il
: a growing evil. the results Of which
future history can only reveal.
STAY n home. Wa; ch every depart
ment Of the farm operations Keep UP
\ PERSONAL acgnaintznce with all yocY
stock. 50 shey viii not a~e from you -
stranger. Stimulate hsv on she farm
and female help so higher and soSisr
aims. by rewards and words u approval
And 10 all things observe orier. hN-
mony and p~uaciusliiy- Iexs Stat
Re1sscr-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08
nNlI Ean AyD GaKnN.

-
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sem~rt.~ II sSs sag - agusA
@rInGr~s~s ~ yexv4
-uss .~A-z 80 s<H %Ssss~
- nxasss. 10 rP-s~s s~tss~ s<
r.~hses
-T@ y~,<e~ - ,zszxs ksY
sArsuxa . asy~xxS~, as4 r~s~zzz< = IN
- e~sss =. p~~. <s& a~@
snaxaz< so cxs ss.a ~zazag - n 80
sn.v x-s-n5i 81 - Ers~~e 49,.
Frs~sa1 80 p<~stssu kas--nfza~ws
81 ~r~r rcz- ~ a1 N~~3-s
~rs $50 rss-s
-St~anu~<l fHa1Eax Gzr esp e ns@
h>~-- ss~ s~p Il .~~~s zls go rsP
Il ebrYg-1 s~< 20 os~-haz czP Il e@~
'sr. oos rep II rzss1ns - sas ass -
arseh sr-~> thrss 49, Il azszr $50
t-zsE~-sn.4hs q .~A go t~rasp--asul -
.zs. and oa~-hzf trssz~s4fss "a a.
Axlf basErs To - ~ar. .nr-E -EA
>zEc% B~~aA
-rsPa As easily yrrFxr~a &-
srf = 1z% 4 taps>s Z aar1Y s~<Es
appropriate Ia cal - dAsess 4sA .
pSsda- >sk \ e2Tfi - tzpss-z 80
IN b<Gr N eo4e ~sarf. tiara baA s1tlax
wsrrn water ~nUga 4. sHO- 4 "a ~
v1nd xk-a s-oa.~r - s~1r1 X. zna Hakr
from the try saf y. e-.n-v eus IL
small bs,s 10 szEs<lzx SCw ~ah
cr~aE IA. Astueao
II; l. exsy. .c~~ass 80 NJ W ~
ihiihxSk. 60 80 s-.ssi .sryAs q -
turr fsr To- tshk - pixnfh< , feH
darn plaHfs trim sh- hH-sd wa<h
rsn b- toaza; Il Ans gs-isr sad $50
Ing n ihs .sfR- ttDe ~a & ;hs blsek
@~i-d ~t-nni>h1f wsrs<sx $40 rs~~
Ia DAYS ss1 thin ox. ths pIaafs So n.
"a l-as~ the ~ -saadssg t~n in@b~. apzr-
ih- land can hsrih b @. a-h So -
issrr. and Il fh- ucsfhsr -ADgh D. hos
zni DRY ]; ~lll n-~t ws-nng
-inn'i uncgvcr prsrcs-d grsp-
yias-. strawberry plants etc. t-~aa~
~ mas hayr . wsrn sysll Msr. hzrra
= uftsn dear IA tki- usy thAa ts- t-nr
Il; derived frun the Y-oss<fsa. Ia =
NOR important 81 pvote<s plants frua
The guckeniny elects ef warm wrath.g
~hprh . Mt fo fs<s shss fr~<l th~ -
v-Fcs cold q. msiw inisr. Rrna~fnh<r
ih> th-r- y morr aA-m aonc te plants
In Marvti and April than IN DecemUes
and JANUARY -Esra1 kcH isrs1r.
Give the childrrn earh a small
pisc- - -roufsd and let them plsy \:
gardening. They viii nj ls.si ct
healthy Sm-u~rn-nf ard snn~ kn1w !
edge 81 the growth II plants In
courssc them by helping them With ths
hard WORK II sl.ading and prpA7ng
the ground. and Il thsy sarCssSi ia
raising q few nice. early r;rswl-usss
al peas. or any otbeT frSr;as- oT
fruit that they ms take n fanny -
cultivate. bus the pr~iucc If ti,-rn
II YOU want them to become farmer II
can only b- don. by making farming
at,ractiye.-A j. Herald.
A PRETTY Nay to cover the upper
par az the tack - \ handsome chair
il io buy a towel of fine quality. and
with heavily friny,d ensl- tRc tb- cen
ter ui the towel With n ribs=n OF cord
tightly so that the cnds e thu towel arr
len hanging like the ends II n neck
ti-; put the tied center II the towel n
the middl. II the back If the chair.
and spr-ad the ends cat. putting = t-D~
81 ribbon ai the center wher. III. to~ri
j. ted This j. n particularly god
fidy for n Crril-man- high-hsckrd
chair. ~ h. ma, trsn hi> head GA ri;hrf
side wIihou, sUiling the ehaGr.-S J..
Posi-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08
1RF KINGS

The Etaxs. shr-o sfs4 a.axsfsrs. 'neafh the
ia 49, wsnd5s. ssraysng-
Had sIien into esrssss tax tina; PAT an rnd
And th. ~sary King snIlss once again 20
hear What thrf ~cre az ing
"Irsf who owe oyr fzshrr best tss sssea
ezugsssr satf.
II an th1 o-aess Prince-- and Der pretty
fscs grre I'D.
ewhaf l. Their none can do Without I love
tim uare tsa1 brad
Then -ssd the second Princess. vita ser
bright blue eyes arxase:
Tsss ss-~ds A ess.nses fssnx hke broad:
Tbou hasf MT any shame
Glad am ] % h !. moi thou. called By cur
mother . name
81 by- him Nth = t~sfer love thsn one -
Nor 'han-oh What thea shall say thai r.
bath bright and rne.
And > not csusnsuns Ss2 / knov-i love
, lam more than vineg
Then the little -younr-ss daughter. shose
-prerh vuuld sosse.im- - halt
Tor be- ~. xny ~Hy 81 thinkins. sssds ~you
ar both TIA fault
TIs ! who love our father bTsf-I hse him
nors- than -2i-
shr5l Rite shrssc II laughter greeted her
A. the two joined hand-. enchanting. But
this = mn~- absurd"
And the KING no longer smiling. was s1e~ed
\ thai he had beard.
For The little youngest daughter. with her
syr- of sfesdfzst gray,
C0uia aivayE move has tenderness. and
charm bis cart away.
she Sro~s mDr. Ike her mother dead" he
whispered. day hy day
But -se = very Ht;le, and ] ~M md no
fault
That. ~hile her sisters srfve 70 sec WAC mot
Ehaii uac rxalt.
She bold me- nothing aoarer than a common
thing like salt
Tbe po-tly coDk wsS Standing In the court
ward by tho spTings
He wink~a and nodded 70 himself: That
little quisf thing
Know more than beth the others. as / win
show the King
Tbs; afternoon n dinner there was nothing
Tn King tu-nsd z owning aaxrfly. from
Sofp and r-h and meat.
And b. found a cioying sweetness W the
dishes that were sweet
And vet. be Hutier"d. n Ising Il can mo-,
ind the faglf.
Not thfag has tasted lIke ttsa but thi-
honest carp of malt"
said re Young II Princess, shyiy: /" Dear
fsther. ;hcJ want saf-
4 sudden Aco< 81 t-nicruc-S shon- on the
King : dark face.
A. he -st hs iHt isezhser In the desi
tEe.-n = varanf tslace.
. And h. thought. she has her mosher--
h-ari-ayv, aud hsr mother grace
"Grraf love through smallest channels viii
Euf it, surrst WAY
II wait net stat. o-casoas, which may not
It comforts aud D. hlsz-es, hour by hour and
-RdfgIHet Faad>TaG IN Th< CoH.iaeHt-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08

1t Is "a excrBen; service TO the b@s
and girls. who are hginnsn< 70 feel
sonzinGs Tag wider Efe TO epen thru
nature al aruund them. And csnfinnaily
changing and renexinS. In n village
school fifteen minutes IL iniermission
between lessons frum books has bees
lately Devoted 10 Eecas from Efe. wish
admirable eeeci SoMc Il the mcs
Troublesome youngssrrs have here found
. field thaf oc;ses ali their Efforts md
MS them with delight. th~y uv oC:
early in the morning searching 3~orsPec<
mems, and al spring To the xixzal for
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08

Beads Of all kinds and sequin- are al
most IS p-ofusely used ~ ever; pearl
or mother fpeari sequias hanging in
lattice-work IF silk cords or pendant
from strands of chenille fringes are
among tine mos; effective ornaments on
white or pale-hued evening dresses
Transparent muslins are shown with
strawberries r~asptrrrie>, laurel and ar
tutus blossoms. carnations. swees-brizr
roses and mos>-buds in croup> scattered
On = coiored ground Usually this hack
ground Is al \ pale tint. n yery delicate
tea rc>e or primrose yellow being = IA
vorife cosor: bet these b~right-hued
fruits and flowers look very wei scains;
Backgrounds IF dark olive or brown
Embrosiery on silk gzuze c~cntinpes
"a be used IS an elegant trimming to
plain and brocaded six grenaiin-s or
gauzes- A charming dress of this kind
Is composed Of narruw ruHies Of sls-
embroidered gauze of 4 pale pink hue.
the curxage reaching far below the hips.
bring Of pale pink ottoman silk.trimmed
about the square neck and upon tn.
edges Of the elbow sleeves with the en-
broidered gauze- A wide gzuze scarf
richly embroidered Is dnpsd 50 - 10
CONCEAL the joining Of the six cursase
to the game skirts. A blsck game
toilet. embroidered very elabsras.iy IN
silk. and . fu<fher garni,urv of jes
beads. with black ottoman SIX jer>ey
bodice. also embroidered % match. Is
made mp IN 3 similar manner
Some Of the n~w patterns IN straw
fsre bcnnefs are almost IS intriczie and
delicate - Guipsre lace designs Tbe>e
honnet are Egta- airy. and very q.
trsctive. Their garnifures are coc-
re<Poodingiy Light and ethereal Soft
tinted SILK mu1s and gzuzes are used
Is Weh rs HrsaskS a fine nuwer
mingled witA delicate VIVA A pretty
litxle F1nch benDre IN the DIVA
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