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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

tjoice to learn thar she is rcgaining
for .ycsirhj under the treatment Of
specialist In Little RocR, Ark
Frank Truttcr. who Tor more than
twcHty years has been a prominent
business man In tnis community. Will
with his family remove 90 Long
Beach. Cal, after the ilrst Of the year
Al a meotiag TO Dee held IN the First
Presbyterian church next sun a.
lornoOn steps Will be- taken fm &c or.
ganization nf local branch of thc
recently created prcsby icran brother
hood
Harvey O. BItucr an Aumnus of
the University of New Mexico. D o.
Gently been elected cdliOrl =.cmvf Ol
"rhe lnierscholustic O. quarterly pub
llshel n The interest of intcrschplas.
tic afaiIs ln California
Dr. EdW8rd sinal has sailed Cor
London. where Dr. viii Join Mr and
Mrs. Louis HELD Mrs llfold Is quito
800 in l.undOa and thc date 0f their rc.
turn tO America depends entirely on
Mrs llfcld's recovery
Word comes from Mrs. A. q Harrl
son. wife uf Ga FORMER rector of 49,
Johns church that Mo family "a very
costly dnmiciled .u ihc raciory of g.
Thorn church 0f hlaMuau. Colo.
where Nh Harriso- is tho rector in
charge.
Nicolas Annya and Miss Iullana
llBCn were married at he CaugfegH-
il0ual mission school Oi los Ranches
io Atrisco Ht O'clock Monday even.
ug ga the presence uf many fr' nds.
The room was tgsleiullY and hcfuti-
gully decorated ior the happy occa
sion
MIS- Ada Morley. who has heon Wis.,
li-g Trends ln the city. viii leave lor
hpr home loo naul the last 0f This
week During her stay Mrs Morley has
become q member uf The Woman d
club and has rendered yalu bic ser
Vice ln editing this issue of The
Evening Cirlzcn
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Ggunsfpld oX'
poet tu leave about Tho fifteenth Ol
January. for an extended Trip $50 On
their returH from New York Mrs
Orunsleld wlll remain until April with
Der daughter Roma. who is niicndiag
school in Chicago Mrs Grunslold viii
return in about six weeks
Gotthasd neutach. Pm H. professor
az history 90 Hebrew Union College
Cinciunati Ohio. VIII deliver his fl
nous lecture "Glimrsos from Oriental
ana Russian Ghottus. lm this city u
me near future. The lecture VIII ao
Illustrated by st.reDpucan views
Watch i1I tho dste in future iasucs
We hope Tor pressure hy awaken
ed public opiniua nnon our city council
to SASS an ordinance Furnishing those
who torture horses by tht short and
cruel oyercheck other cities impos,
ano luT letting a horse stand tied ful
hours while tho over check cruelty
holds he head nnd mock uanatuinlly
and painfully high This question
calls Tor q remedy
our town begins tI uhe rank as d
reliable oldtumc settlement tor 81,
recognize u many uf unr cuisines.
man of to-day Albuquerque schou
bows uf q frW yoar ago The home.
og ths second generation are tprne
ING up In dlnofDni naria ul the city
One of ihp hands0mpsI uf These ha'
recently been built and is now orcu
plnd by Mr and Mrs Alf FROST ui
/ mo corner nf Coal avenue an,
seventh street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

uuHrs Reguleis cuVc constipation,
tome tHe stomach stimulate the liver
promote dix sii0n. aud appetite aud
UHsy passages uf fhc huwola ASK
your druggist fur Thorn 25 cents
box.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
WORK ON GOVERNMENTS
POWDER FACTORY STAR

Dover. a. D.. Dec. 20 Work Wus
cumnicaced here today un the now
powder factory which the government
ls erecting 10 will oost 100000 and
Boz he finest of lis kind 90 existence.
Each psrl OF the new factory where
she highest explosives win be manu-
iuctured. viii he $50 projected Had lao.
lated that an explosion ln uho part
viii NOT onoct any other part of ihg
building General CrnElcr. chief ol
ordinances ls boz charge of the work
The regular meeting of the Mis-
sIonary society of the Congregations
church was held at the residence "a
Mrs W. O Hopping 6is South Ediii
street. this afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

"WEDNESDAY, December t9.)
Forrest Parker 10 confined tn his
home with ionaulItls
Miss Iona Lester is unable 40 at
tend achuO' being slightly lldiHposcd
y A ROugh, au engineer. left on No.
- yesterday morning 90 spend The h0ii
days Ia sunny Kansas.
Mrs Wright oft hay city Mich. is
quite 40 ni The home oft her daughter.
Mrs. George Mclaundross.
lgnacio Armgou, oue of The hrgost
sheep men of the southwest. IL in ihs
city visiting his family
Aubbtll Parker the infant son oi
Mr. and Mrs Forest Parker Us re.
covering from severe Illness
J Glover Mayo hes recently return.
cd from old Mexico. where be- has
beon engaged ln miniag operations
Fred Forbes OF ili7 Kest avenue. Is
returning as registering clerk be-
tween Albuquerque and r pasu. dur
ing Che holiday rush.
Miss Efuu FERGUSON who is tfayet
ing abroad with AIRS John Pratt
writes from Paris has She win spend
ihc Christmas holidays ln that city
Nr Hnb Airs Nua llfcid VIII loavo
nUyt week lor Arkansas HOi springs
They expect tu be absent from tho
Ciy several weeks.
Miss Bfhcl Hunt who haas been ilI
ior several weeks uI ibr home of her
uarlo. Mr Harry lr'. is reported Hs
siiehtly improved today
Master John sDn nf MAYOR and Mrs
FBuk Mickey who s attending ihD
fHIH|Hnrs. ..H..UH az ffHt. a.fuHf. fH.H.
Maryland VIII spend me holiday vac
cation Win hia aunt MrH Col Allen
1f Governors Island n. a.
Nr. Frank Nudins DO Santa W. wiil
hc hero ln Few days io yialt hor par
pnis Mr and Mrs ~ ~ Hahn. ANA q,
main over iup uulIdlya.
Marshal Thomas McMiIlln has re
Gently purchased the residence 0u
North second street formerly owned
I Dos Mr James wilkinson
G. q Collins of New York city who
ga here 90 study ihc economic cunli
toms Of fhis section of che country. BE-
beng Introduced today hy our towns
maa Mr WIN leuhs
Tho party h known Who took The
two front door locks nDm the Wo
mans Club building. thc prompt re-
fun of Same viii snyo the party the
penalty of tho laW
Harvey " Hiiurg who is "a senior
1t Leland stanford University Cali
fnna. ia expected home i0 spond me
] holiday vacation with hIa parents. Nv
nni Mrs ID A nltWtr
rho Theta Kappa relta sorority OF
Zoe university VII entertain Il ann
htu Ol tnclr y0ung gentlemen fuend.
ut "a dance in thO N.ks bah room
ugAt Friday evening
The mans friends 0i Mu w. l
Walkup nee Miss Hoirlco Wilde Nil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
The One Medicine
Old People Need

Mr.. Josiah zeitlin, 10l years
old July, 1906, lives with his
daughter, Mrs, Isaac Krinslzy,
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Zeitlin was a prominent
business man in his native
land, Poland, many years. In
1882 he retired and came 60
'his country.
He says that Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey has prolonged
his life, and Is the medicine
to restore health and vigor IN
cid people.
He writes:
although was i0i years oid on Iuly
81 hli, SIN feel that am good for several
years. ! was born at LODI, IN Poland and
after q lengthy business lie On che old land
came % thia country IN tSs2 20 reside with
my daughter have used Duiv'a
Pure Malt Whiskcy ior many ycam and
hnd Z very beneficial. II nvigoaies
end rives me strength. I feel that u has
helped me 20 live the i0i years. Il seems
90 be the very medicine Old people need 20
restore their failing health and strength"
Josiah Zcitlin, 100 Lexington Avenue.
Brooklyn, N. Y.--Auguas ~, 1906.
M. Zeitlin Il one Of The many thousands
Of mcn and women thr0uE hout the United
States who owe their vigor, strength and
long lie % the great Tonic Stimulani and
Remover 81 Youth, Duhy's Pure NAH
Whitkey, and Join IN exiolling itu merits,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

There's nothing 30 good for Is sore
throat aa ur Thomas Eclectric OF
Cures lt IN n few hours Relieves any
naIn IN any nnrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16

sTy strong. and the mills will have an thew ca,
a This year. The Bar Iron Association win Nicer
..,uor-oW. but no change IN prices is especsed
sazTRoTT CITY GAS.-Tte following officers 90
az Detroit City Gas Company now a SubsldIar r.,
- che American Light and friction Company. have
s.,n reelected: Emerson McAilllin. president.
s,.rte- " Terry. vice-presdent: ~ w oBr4en.
.,.sr-er and Charles S. Ritten. secretary e q
SAT- has been elected second viee-pressaent ana
,eYal manager. and \. II. Ostrom assistant secre-
80 The company's hoard OF directors Is NOW
..aosed Of McAsiiiin. Terry. Pratt o'Rrlen. A. G.
.-sn G. T. Russell. F. p. Byrne Cameron c,,rrae
ana a. r I-athrop
rTcVEAIENT or MoNEY.-United States de-
sts 10 the amount OF s7.7OeOoe have been returned
= ,,a sul-Treseury by tho banks. which have i'm
.e5 a., equivalent sum OF gold. There was paid
: ne hanks $4,000. against a like amount OF gold
...oeted al the San Francisco Mint for transfer
J, xsw York
-rvIpEND UEcHANGED-The directors OF the
,-Falo & sasauehanna Railroad have declared the
Mar quarterly dividend OF per cent on the pre-
,.a stock. payable on June 1. 20 stockholders
!, record on May 49, 1906.
sTEsF,I. RAIIS.-The Chicago Milwaukee & ST
al has ordered 10000 tons OF rails making an ag-
.pate Of $4,000 tons this company has ordered for
S,lrery In 1907
T-IYTED METALS SELLING cOMPANY.-Re-
Its are current that the United Metals Selling
rompany which handles the product OF the Anal
s.nated Copper Company and other copper con-
s.ns is preparing TO advance its prices
,-Fyy HANOVER BANK DJRECTOR.-Samuel
. peters Of williams & Peters. wholesale coal
s..prs. has been elected a director of the Hanover
National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16
CURB MARKET TRADING.

qhere was considerable contraction in the deal
,,vs In outside securities. and much irregularity
ebaracterized the speculation. Interest was gen
sT,ry centred in less than half dozen shares.
nth strength and weakness alternating as the day
advanced Mackay common and preferred, after
establishing new high marks. broke rather sharp
r. toward midday under liquidation. but recovered
materially. Chicago Subway strong. Inter
borough Rapid Transit was steady. international
sa vas slightly lower. Standard OIL ran of 8
Donts after the announcement Of the dividend, but
recovered all. In the mining group Boston fell a
poius United Copper. after early irmness, eased
OF g. Greene Consolidated was down about u,
and Nevada Consolidated q. Nevada Utah i'm
Droved a small fraction. Tennessee Copper was
strong at u points advance. Bonds were dull
and about unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16
Miscellaneous.

DOCTOR c. PEGoT. inventor Of the Grape Ferments
II siphons, unalterable. Gold Medal Interna-
ional exhibition Of Medicine Paris, 1905 Grand Prix
Nice exhibition. March, 1895: exhibiting the Milan
also the Tuilerias Hygiena
bibtion Paris IN April 1906 Wishes on account az the
ccrsiSeTabe charges freight duty Shipments
outside OF France sell his patent rights manufaeture
m foreign countries. Apply DR.. PEGOT. Rue Abel.
Paris 0Tance).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16

- York-George E. Langs plaintiff agsinst Georgs
r NTcAneny Mabel u. McAneny, his Wife Mary J.
HAYS and ida A. Hays defenaants Action No 8 To
10 answer complaint IN this aetion and 70 serve
coOv no volr the PLAINTIFFS attorney within
twenty DAYS after the of this summons
sve OF Of service and in case OF your failure
81 aDDear or answer judgment viii he taken against
You by default for the relief demanded in the complaint
Oata1 New York February 16. 1905. Ronald x Brown
plaintifTs attorney Office and postohlce address No
900 broadway Borough Of Manhattan New York City
70 the defendants George B. McAneny ana Mabel NJ
foregoing summons Is served upon you
BY publication pursuant to order Of Hon Edward
inc istice OF the Supreme Court of the State OF New
SnrE dated the tenth day Of April 1906 filed with
the Complaint in Office Of the Clerk Of the County Of
New york al the County Court House, In the Borough
Of Manhattan. City OF New York pated New YORK
April IL 1905 Ronald K Brown platntitrs attorney
Office and postofee address No 800 Broadway Borough
OF Manhattan New York City
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"A Tribune received at their Uptown once, No. 1854
Broadway between seth ana S7th SITS. until ocloc p m
Advertisements received the following branch oces az
regular Office until o'clock viz: 20 sth
sSs cor 23d St; 1853 9th 18th st.: 90 East
I4h St 257 West 42d ST. between 1th anS sth ayss
Ste 1929 sd ave 6lst ST. HOS LIST near seth
e. 157 East I25th 766 fremont ave; goo Sd ave,
nsar 4Ist st.: R54 "a 30 Blocker So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
EBy telegraph 70 The tribune. ]


Chicago May 15-Rain fell IN the night very
generally in Kansas, and that weakened the wheat
market May July and September wheat at the
close were each nc lower Corn lost Sc of the
previous days closing value Of May, and was with
out change IN the end for delivery in July. Oats
was nc higher for May and unchanged for July.
Provisions were firm and somewhat higher in the
end after a slight decline at the commencement.
Rains in Kansas and the Southwest made the
bears In the wheat market happy to-day, they
removed the cause for crop scare and prices were
forced down. The opening was at figures little
under yesterdays close. but the market soon re-
gained the initial loss, only 70 suffer losses at the
close Local receipts were SO cars. with l2 cars
estimated FOR tomorrow. July wheat opened at
sOgsc 20 sO7sc. Armed I'd to sec. then gradually
dropped of 70 size 60 s1ssc reactns 70 sligo May
sold from sse 70 $3.50 OF 20 $3.50.
Trade IN corn small and the market attract
ed no attention May eased on slightly under scat
former continued 20 lose 20 the end but July was
were AZ cars. with 81 estimated for to-mOr-
row. Shipments hence were $4,000 bushels. May
corn opened at 1885, sold OF TO $3.50, then rallied
TO 4sRe July sold from asAc 20 $500 TO $3.50.
There a good general trade IN oats. The
May delivery again IN badly coneasted state
and the prices bid up go by the shorts before
the bulls showed any inclination 20 supply wants.
There was considerable In outside business IN the
new crop months. Local receipts were 17s cars.
with 80 cars estimated for tomorrow, Local ship
ments were sss,0OO bushels. May sold from SS1ac
20 $3.50 OF 90 ssMc. July sold from s2lso 60 32ae
OF 70 82c.
Provisions after an easier opening. showed
nrusg tsndsnoys The cash demand Vas sAtd TO D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16
TPRENE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ York-George E IAnge: plaintiff against George B.
F Young defendants Action No, To the above named
defendants: You hereby summoned TO the
So1nDIont in this action. and copy OF your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
Of service and in Of your failure to appear or
answer Judgment will taken against you default
for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated New
York February 16, 1906 Ronald X. Brown plaintiffs
attorney office and pcstohicS address, No $40
WsV Borough Of Manhattan New York City. To the
6efendante George B McAneny and Mabel N McAneny:
The foregoing is served by publiea
zion pursuant to order of Hon. Edward $. Clineh.
justice Of the Supreme Court Of the state Of New York
piaint in the oics Clerk Of the County Of New
YORK at the County Court House in the Borough OF Man
6ottoD CJtv Of Dated New York. April II.
T5oS Ronali X Rrown plaintiffs attorney. Office and
postofce address, no. S2O BToaoWay Borough OF Man
hatfan York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16
BONDS.
cLoslNe cuRe Quotations.

'oda lots. tsens cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16
Notice of SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York-George E LANCE. plaintiff. against George B.
McAneny and Mabel NJ McAneny, his wife John Doe
and Mary Doe being tenants Of the property ana her
S. McElwain. defendants Action No 1 above
named defendants: You are hereby summoned
the complaint this action, serve COPY Of
your the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
the day Of service and in OF failure appear
judgment will be taken against
fault for the relief demanded in the complaint Dated
New York. FEBRUARY TO- lSC0 Ronald K Brown, plain
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan, New York city. To
defendants George B. McAneny. Mabel n. McAneny
and Elizabeth S. McElwain: The foregoing summons
is by publication pursuant order
OF Hon. Edward S. C1ineh, Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the state OF New York dated the tenth day of
April. 1906 filed with the complaint in office
Of the Clerk of county of New York County
Court House In the Borough of Manhattan City New
York Dated New York. April L., 1905 Ronald <.
Brown plaintiffs attorney, Office and postofce address
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16
THE GRAND HOTEL,

CATsKILL MOUNTAINS. N. Y.
Opens June 9th. Through Coach and Drawing Room
ear service from York. Altitude 1850 feet
Passenger elevator to all floors Unexcelled cusiHs
Booklet Apply 20 Alfred Elliott Manager. Hics Bldg
n E Cor. Broadway and 2sth st. elevator 2Sth ST.
entrance) York. telephone 414S Mad until June 27th
after that The Grand Hotel Company. High
mount p. o., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16
m PTIRsTANcR OF AN ORDER OF HoN.

az the height OF its prosperity, meats Ia particular
meeting with good inquiry from southern points,
Tulv perlx SOLD from SIS 40 OF 20 SIS IS. reacted TO
fls 47h OF 20 SIS 421k July lard sold from IS bls
OF 70 IS S. and July ribs sold from IS 5Ia5 on 20
So rs 20 IS TT4. reacted 20 IS TIA TO IS 50 on 70
IS T71S. Hog receipts were 1tsooo head ana prices
were weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16
Smrogates' Notices.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. 9 surrogats Of the County OF New
York notice Is hereby given 90 all persona having claims
5sscsssed 10 present the same. with vouchers
Sr ~ the subscriber his place OF transaens
at the tbs 9 c o. Sew York on or before the first day
New YORK. rs lta SsS T Ha5 EsoN Voc Executor
FREDERIC D. PHILIPS Attorney for Executor. Is
iiIiam Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner G. Thomas, Surrogate OF the County Of New
vor notice is hereby given 20 all persons having claims
Ssisf MARY X Baker. late OF the County o. New York.
aassed 10 present the same with vouchers thereor @ tbs
Ge-r AZ his place OF tFRnsacting business az the
ecS ~ De witt iOekman & De Witt No s. Nassau
yorl an ar before the 18th day OF October next
dated New York the 9th day Of MeEen lsGo.
O HENRY ~ BAKER Executor
cor IS Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan City OF
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
YORK Notie As hereby given 20 all persona having claims
against Fredertca TGlman late OF tne Colnty oa new
York deceased present me same w5ta vOuSaSts
Sa,rsFs No m Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan IN
ms City Of York. before the tenth day OF Oeto
peg bafea Nav York the 2eth day CT March. 1908
CHARLES A. RUNh- Executor
TVTRTTsFMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR The
"A Tribune received ther Uptown once 10 @oes
Broadway between seth and s1h gs unit! S. = az
received e che SoSyins srAH Rs 81 s
ave- O. oar. ga s. 1853 eth ave, cor I'm ~ ~ -.
IAN 2sT West go g. between Itn a 4n e nS T7h
rts: i02s sd Glst Sc lTOs 1st ave- nsss ssn
81 l67 East 125th ST. Tt6 fremont ave; go % avs
near alst ST.: $50 Sd ave. 40 Blocker 81
80. 80 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-16

The Hotel FrOnfenac
1000 Islands. ST. Lawrence River
OPENS JUNE 10TH
magnificent Hotel delightfully."- situated on an island
IN the River. The favorite for motor
boat racing Fishing. rowing and all aquatic
sports extremely picturesque nine-hOe golf course
guests OF the hotels also tennis and other sports
For booklet and full information. address
c. @. Trussell, Manager, Frontenac. n. Y.
(Also Mgr Bon Air. Augusta Gal. OF
New York City Office 2se Fourth Ave. Town Country
DEAN Hobs s LAKE. MAHorACs
OGAtN INV ~ Gs PUTNAM Co, y. Y.
Old Summer Resort. pleasantly located, eonniOdols
lawns running lake; fine shade trees; perfectly
healthy: SIS $40 per week: tFansients IS 5 viii
mail booklet application.
ADIRONDACRS
WHITEFACE INN, LAKE PLACID, N. Y.
Omen June l5 1e08 Write for booklet HARRINGTON
MILLS Mgr. The Grafton. washington. D. C.
A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri.
hsva bath, $50 daily; tneiueing neas two. s2S
weekly one SIS THE VAN RENSSELAER, rs e. 1Hth
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-16

In a few weeks. for the toilets OF me
little ones closely follow those or tneir
elders both as IL material and q
Charming empire frocks are designed
for the small girls Wear. An EXQUISITE
model Ii carried out In rose SILK &C
Gordon plated, depending from .
SQUARE plain yoke cut q trihe low ana
square at the neck. This yoke Is out
lined with d real valenciennes lace
beading, called ''trou-trou,' OF an ocher
shade. run through with narrow piacA
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-16

49, ~9- froM wnien & anal2er OF
s~uealners fall to me mem o. tie skirt.
lhe little puff sleeves are FASCINATING
trimmed with the trou-trou and 70.
settles Of black velvet.
birmingham SILK makes the dressv
little spring coat in the cut. The style
Is something OF the empire. bur modi.
ned to a becoming degree for a girl of
zen or twelve. Stitched bands form
the short waisted effect. About the
shawl collar is a Duttonholed edge.
Q which is a design done in pastel
aolored silks. A ru1le Of lace finishes
the edge. The cuffs have a like desigu
and frills Of lace.
JUDIC CHOLLET.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-16

silk. The silk comes ready quilted by
the yard, and the jackets themselves
are easily made.
Butterfly bows are worn In the hair,
and every up to date girl should have
q boxful OF these dainty couture adorn-
ments.
Little boleros of lace worn Owe slips
OF chiffon or mousseline de sole are
very popular just now for afternoon
bridge parties. They have wide cape
sleeves. terminating a little above the
elbow to allow plenty of space for the
flmy undersIceres. The favorite lace
for this purpose Is Irish guipure, inset
with medallions Of fine lawn enbroid
cred IN roses or punches Of flowers.
The newest thing ia corset covers Is
the boned taTeta and fine jersey
waists. The latter Il tight fttias AID
often taxes the place Of tire corset fof
thin people when wearing loose srocss
and Is worn ~ full figures az a corset
cover. Many oil these waists are laced
In the back and Oh the shoulders
The hat Illustrated is one OF the new
spring turban shapes. II Is charmiasly
evolved in a rough tan straw faes9
witt, tobacco brown velvet. About tlae
crown Is a twist Of velvet. and 1T II"
side is d large bird with wings spread
ing downward on the hair.
JUDO CHOLLET.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-16
MoDIsH FRiBBLEs.
seiiuicid Heels On Boots Light aug
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Gloves.

Ccilgloid heels are the latest things
In the realm Of boot land. The heels
have been fouAG TO be very light in
weight and comfortable to wear.
Cloves with monogram buttons are q
novelty which have 10 be ordered and
are corresrondingly expensive.
Many women are wearing over their
lingerie blouses little sleeveless jack
cts OF whits or pa!c colcred quilted
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-16
CHlLDREN'S MODES.

voiles, Mohnirs and IA New PopifE
Make Nice Between season frociSs.
voiles. mohair and a mixed silk anc
cotton popiIn make nice i.ttle between
season dresses for the snail girl. III
Jacquard designs these matns is are
very attractive. Simple frocks made
with a guimpe and short pulled sleeves
are mighty pretty trimmed with mar
row velvet ribbon of a ~harmonizing or
contrasting shade.
Organizes showing borders have not
yet appeared, but will doubtless do SO