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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-02

Children Ike Kennedy's Laxative Honey
an Tar Tee ple.ssnt-st 8 best con gh
syrup TO. tske bec use it contains no opiatss
Solo - Fred .. Pierce. Barton; F. J. KInnfy
Barton Landing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-02

A little love. a ii tie wealth,
A little home for you and me;
It's all I ASK except good health.
Which comes with Rocky Mountain Tea
Fred D. Pierce, Barton; A. O. Austin, Bartor
Landing, Vt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Getting back 20 tho Quest lon OF "a
third term for Mr Roosevelt. hIs
motives On the matter unsf remain d
matter of individual opinion. The
pres dent continues 90 stand hr his
election night declaration that be
would not Dc candidate Tor third
term and would not accept a third
term nomination Except Tor q few
perHona who are VIGOROUSLY OF unfair
mind. no question of the presidents
rncority IN the matter arise. a great
many people question his ability 20
control events
Nh Roosevelt. on election nizht.
sait ln his statement to tn American
people that be would not accept a
i1rd term nomination u is reason.
able to believe that the preaendeni
placed thaf in his statement chiefly
% givo force 90 his declaration that
~ would NOT Be candidate for a
third term. To have said merely thni
ho Would not become q candidate fot
a ihird term would not have had much
lefcn. because & Is q popular fiction
thai NO man over ls candidate fof
The presidential Office 70 ~ amhfful
hoWeYor 10 Mr Roosevelt ever con.
iempmtod himself in the position 81
refusing tu accept the nomination al
ter D bad been rendered him ly con
ycntlon ui bis PARTY
% is equally doubtful ii Alr Koosc
Welt would think DO bad sialirel
himself by accepting an unsouehI
nomination fu 1903. despite hls dec
lawfion of 1904 70 81 MOI f1r q
moment o. Dee heiiopcd that the coun
I cry would have any Disposition Ri
hold Mr. Roosevelt Do BIS election
nlght promise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Liu. Rock ARK. April 90, Arhan.
sas going 10 SEMI 20 tho United
States senate Governor Jon Davis.
who is nke riuman. "cornnold
lawyer" and proud % g. slud Old
Senator JANUS h barry has boon 40.
feaied % the state primary. and
Davis nomination ~ tho democratic
party s equivalent 20 election he
o. politician who fourishea a. close
range with g constituency that de
nends apon oral, not printed cam.
paln arguments ~ hos been at
iorney gehoral once and thrice gov.
efnor. ne ls ~ years old
JEFF as Do is familiarity known.
knoss what turn VIII please the class
of yotcrs which be wishes 10 reach
Too absence OF an Issue la no bar 90
him. ne IS tho Issue himself To
always has appealed go che hack
county," fsimef. aud the iaborcr.
playing upon lllqir sympalhioa and
Their proiudlcoe. he ia a good story
teller and Is man nf crest personal
magnetism. which be- knows how 20
employ lp hia advantage. Ia his cam.
pal9nn. '5cff' devoted the greater
part ol biz time O. the smaller towns
and 70 the country districts. for here
DTS strength lies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

President kuuaoYoli onm las been
credited With being an adron polite.
ial. tno meaning uf ihe wurd "poii-
ilcian ls 20 broad tha iht charge
may well De true with ui any dies
credit 90 tlip chief cXecutiVe. n the
motives attributed 70 him ID the mat
Ter of the coal roads inYesflgaiion are
true. however, ho has mafa move
that might we'll inspire me envy ct
q Plait or Quay
Democrats who are inliuwetW and
disciples of Mr.. Hearst are Disposed
20 complain thai when the president
selected Charles ~ Hughes. the in.
surauco lnauisitor. go conduct the
coal investigations a. vas aiming
blow directly AZ ar. Honals ambl.
tiuna, and they show au Inclination
90 critieise the president for having
iaken part in q purely state political
contest. AR. Hughes has been prom
inenily mentioned as 81 likely rppub.
lican candidate f1e goyernoF Of New
York, and Sc is conceded that should
he enduct successful prosecution
.of tho coal trust bis political fortune
would he greaiiy enhanced, prosocu-
ton OF the coal trust BEES been one
of De peg policies ug Mr Hearst ana
hts friends cannoi helm uut foql thai
the president has iricd o steal away
hIs thunder
a gentleman who D. very CLOSE to
The administration, and Who has calls
ga with enc pre- ldcnf within lhe past
DAY or two " authority Ter Tho state
mr nf thae political effect ~ tho sclcc-
lion oi Mr. HuEhes did not occur io
mr Roosevelt until after the appoint.
ncnl bad been annaunc hF Attorney
General Moody. Tho uirnR motive
was the public confidence WAh1 Mr
Hughes won as counsel Or mo Arm
strong Insurance inv uiiing com.
m.iioe Following Mr Moodys m.
nounccment fho susEp on thaf be-
might make Hughes rnremor az Nrw
fori, wna made in SOL Roosevelt
presence
IAN rights the president D. Qnoied
aa having said. u am willing 40 mate
"a governor for every aNto OBJ fhe
Union, under ihe aamc condiiiua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Ills recent race fop United states
senator was devoid OF many of the
picturesque plays which indeiibly I'm.
pressed hts personality upon the
minds or the people 81 his native
state
DO ym know what ia the matter
with those fellows down there IN Lit
tie Rockf" be would ask. II can tell
you. They're mad. They're mad az
they can be. because they're not sn
oulce any more. I turned the whole
set OF high collarcd rooster out whom
WIS frat elected your governor. and
put the men from the pillow handles
In their places"
For all that. ho had vol oiled.
ofhcient political machine.
In HIS second campaign Tor governor
Davis wore an old. white hat. similar
O. hos worn By the residents OF che
districts which he visited A pair OF
hoine- knit white socks could be
plainly seen above his shoe tops while
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28


The dress made of chuyl1t. linen or
moaalr ~ especially suited 20 the
Office
The separate waist Is again 10 be
worm and the shops arc showing
numbers ~ beautiful ones Tor All sorts
OF Woar; hand embroidered linens.
lace Insertions and ribbons. Victoria
lawns, lndiu linens, Persian lawns.
baiiaieo and OFEnndiua which an may
be made very plain pr elaborate by
she iack or addition az trimming in
laundering these waiais. 10 noi put
them through d heavy starch Which
VIII give them a Numbered unnatural
look go once but puf them through q
thin starch water, let drr. then thor.
onHhly dhmpou. Hrsf iron ON abe
wrong side and thrn on thorirhl and
the China waists should bo lroned
immediately after nuiunr ihrcnrh
thr starch water aN this gives them 4
look ni continued newnesH
Tho newest skirt la uf the circular
iife. gored variety n 81 lacking In
ar} in'lncaa around lhr hips as thc
luiinesa BEGINS only q little wag above
lhe Knees and De- thus boon 10 thf
lnh-h ppod woman. pnd hy the was
the ;arroW Widih "a Ma ls the bette,
material 90 Hook as 10 onta 10 hottal
advantage u has q soam I'd the cen.
re front which ia concealed under
plaiie and a. closed ne iho hack gors
unhtr an applied box plalt.
I The ncw COLLEGE Blouse" win hg
liked Tor warm summer days. Il 4
mad" with two tucks on each side 81
me front stitched 10 the bust. undel
the second OF which there are dart.
which take up the unnecessary fun.
ness. The sleeves are OF three Guar.
ter length having pointed or rounded
cuffs and b low turned over collar
with rounded OF pointed fronts n
match the CUTS Tho waist Is CLOSED
AZ tho front with button holes hna
pearl buttons a fancy Windsor tlr
completes The waist saw a number
~ these waists inside no on different
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
ALL ABOUT
THAT MAN
ROOSEVELT
ses-as
Foreigner Might Have
Doubt to Which Party
he Now Belongs.
FREE SEEDS FOR FARMERS
Rate Bill Not Satisfactory
to President VIII be
Vetoed BY Him.

7FtNiNi hNiFthNV hhNNNNs
Washington, D. @. April % There
g a growing belief IN Washington
that 4 otngrcss finally onaets a rail
road rate BIN which has the effect "a
vcAtiag she real rate masking power
~ che courts instead ul IN the com.
mission. President Roosevelt VIII yAo
the measure.
such a possibility q so alarming
in many quarters tkat li ovorshadoWH
almost every other subject Of inter.
est ln mo first place. &c ls almost
universally agrDed that such q course
would mean The election or o demo
cratic majority 20 tho next house
The country demands rate legislation.
More fhan That, q demands the priest.
dente rato feg9laiioni or az hast.
rate legislation Acceptable 90 the
president. raradOxical though q may
eaem, % o. tho executive, and not
their elected Representatives in con-
gross. whom lhe people trust
ANY wfe BIN 90 which Mr Roose.
ych gave hts approval. would satisfy
The country. 90 least tho country
would hc willing tu give n a working
trlal nnt should congress- enact \
Ben ~ which Mr.. Roosevelt could not
approve. c1ngmGs would have "a
reckon with che country, and 81 woald
be o wrahfui reckoning.
That % che situation az g appear
i0 observers ln Washington. whoihar
lAog be- inendly on uulrien6ly % the
presidents race making doctrine 81.
gond a Doubt g Wlil lniluenco auai az.
iiun in enc maiier Fear OF ne veto
may force congress into acceptance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
ELECT THE SENATORS,
WRITES GOV. DAVIS

~ Senator Elect jefferson Davis.
To the Edltor 0f Evening Citizen.
! am strong believer in tho prin.
clple that United States senators
should DO elected. aa they are Ina this
state, BY popular vote.
The pocplo ought 90 select the Of
Ulcers without the legislature and In
this way do away with the fraud and
corruption "a senatorial matters This
will give tho poor man O chance
In the states where this ONCE So
bought and pa, Tor it is only a duos-
ton of the amount OF money one IS
ablc % spend 90 set the Office BY corr
rupling the legislature aud the pc0-
plo have no choice In che matter. 4irce
legislatures do not always reflect
public sentiment or the sentiment OF
the people. These and many other
reasons show that thu only right way
Is 90 elect hy direct vote OF the poo
pie. Yours very truly,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Of me rrcsidcnCe rfoafam ID Iis ca
irciy. bui The chances are that % WiiN
not
There ls ono Course ltfl 0ron lo me
house. by which 81 can save Natii
inom che fuii measure 90 public ace.
approval That IS 40 refuse to con.
eur 'n thn atnato's foeasllne of tha
fatc hlll. thus killing the measure d..
bore Be roachos thn rololnr hand 81
the president DC ia douh'ml how.
ever " thle would be- Of Freai AVAIL
ior ihc purposes oi the impending
eanpaign h would onahh ihe house
90 shoulder some % fho blame or onto
fhe senate. bHi The public cannt In
Wttninly rench ihn senate ana whom
The public starts uui 90 look Cor q
Victim % ia going .n select SOME one
whom b con rach Nesldoa q would
Do iHire 'hie Esd aHlie clear lrh "a
nrosram ifum aasnieinh a. aral q
% la popularity beloved ihai 10 Us 4
iavpute nrncl.co of the house i0 pass
hiils ana send fhCm uu H. ihn senate
tn De slaughtered and o. gfo MANY
voters would insist 0n believing Chat
the rate Ni bed only mc' itH pre-
destined doom
The argument would ID advanced
ty democratic orators that iho nresi
Cents fio uruvfum hnd bad cordial
democratic support and That having
iailni az enactment hy republican
majority tho logical thing would ir
% give HIM "a democratic majority io
carry ont hts policies Republican
voters who are eufhuslhsiic support
ers uf Mr. Roosevelt wouid listen to
such arguments, and uondcr them
seriously; o GOOD many OF them would
act upon the advice when they went
20 the polls ca election day
n viii be- seen. therefore that the
days ~ the republican members are
anxious ones. and filled with trouhlf
uniulnlled promises OF tariff revision
rise up to plague many OF those Kho
seek reelection 90 tho sixtlcth con.
grcgs. They had counted on going 90
bseir constituent and 'polntinR with
pride" 90 the enactment of a rate hlli
as an Offset 90 broken tarin pledges.
II this is 90 be fakou from Thorn. there
e NOT much left in the way Of
achievement calculated 90 make a
voter cxclalni "Wcll done. thou good
and lsiihfnl servant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

y gaiierneld'a little picture doesn't
make an ache in your breast Il rs be-
cause you nave Forgotten, and nave a
mistaken idea that your life began
when You were q and your whlskors
were budding. and sou began % talk
about "my Office and ''uur business,
and Cr'iiCiHo tine policy of the mayor
III sou don't set lun before you pass
%. sou might as well Join lho down
and.oui' club You can 90 q iot of
things ihat produce temporary pleas.
ure bat the real. carelree. luhilant
laughing fun comes 40 "a time when
you wouldn't swap au alder pole and q
can of worms for Charlie schwab'R
sb.000.000 home.
q Is youth ihag does H. Tho sun.
shine Is tho same now. The skies are
as blue al they were in the old days
'rho breeze thal sweeps over tho
apple orchard "a still laden With won
deriu perfume. and The Wild flowers
sim grow in the woods. even while
you soil al desk and grow round.
Hhnuldcrod and gray trying 90 make
d few per cent more than you ava Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

In his hrsi campaign FOR governor.
Davis devised an appeal 20 sym-
paihy which incidentally proved q
great advertisement for a proprietary
medicine. and ho went through antics
that n street fahir could well have
copied az an aid 90 solllng tho com.
pound. Chargco Of irickCry ana fraud
were being hurled 80 him from which
ne claimed Ne was undci great ner-
Foua strain Ho would stop Ia the
middle Of q vigorous address. the per
SEPARATION pouring from hts h,ce. and
dramatically uncork a bottle and pour
tho contonia down biz back and boa.
Nm ho was charged By bis oppou.
euia with spending more money FOR
this medicine Than TOE hls railroad
fare On tho campaign.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

1905. You often wonder n n De worth
while. That - because you sim have
a heart.
Hut there % way 70 live the old
days over There is the boy Some
times when you are cross and y0u
Say don't end mo- fOr no reason
except your liver he wonders % y0n
have forgotten that once upon a time
You were uH he q now.
Let hlm have his fun. lot him live
Ga hle droama Make him So hahing.
and III he wants 10 90 on the bank,
or tho dock, or beside an old pool
until dusk comes and the frogs croko
and the night birds shrek. and you
nra auro that Tho air % fun of Dnuu.
munla ana YOU wonder Why d lad
should want 10 endure all sorts of
hardahlps and cell Il fun
RlsMEMnERi
FOr bis days az sunshine are not
Ions Hon grow up and go cut int
the world Qulckly SO give him as
MANY good times az you can, and
Stone day God bless you. youll be-
glad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

eolorea linens stitched n contrast
ing culEr 0r white
hut must tell you about some Of
NE F3Tns worn az the wedding az
aiias Ruth Bacon fast week The
Dfide wore q soft ellnglng robe of lll,.
sity aniln bounced with nlmy laeo.
me bodice had round yoke ana UNI
liR9d sieck of the ncc and the sleeves
wore iuii lace louncea over nuHs.
VILE ihiH waa worn dfauod goll
pangnt with real orange blossoms.
anu new ldoa was the carrylng or d.
single white tulip blossom Slipped be-.
sMren the pages Of her prayer hook.
ihe gown of the matrou of honor
Wss constructed Of duE sqn shade
~ nlNe cloth decorated with WhifD
csc the skirt tnllcd slightly ana
saa ihfee lace hounces lald on fat
he uoO'ce was made with a coat 81.
ICY tne shirts Of which we're about
.lFhieen inches deep and 0i tho same
lnnk'n ah around The sioofea were
lt elbow length. nnahaa in Hnf
npnNee enect slightly puncd The
nht worn Wiih lhia costume was of tho
marrow rolled hrim and pointed front
| Nifin trimmed Wiih uroai Haf choun
M chiffon iulle and hlue plumcH Tho
\ two little Flower alria wors drosssi h,
white muH over yallaw auF w,aae M
Empire aiYi1 with lace rotrs snd
/ heuhaE and yellow sashas rate a
/ pretty color completion to fbn eimpio
gowns the brIdcgmaidn wore NOR
blue E1Wns of chiffon broadefrfh ana
instead 0l bouquets carried hluo M
aaols 90 match the gown.
The gowns had aklrta ibsf hsrei,,
escaped ihe ground ana rinn r,.tt
both skirt and coat belse d.,.,,'fs'.i
4 with straps laid on IA aeg 49,.
I The atfrfs h.s 49,. ~
plalts stitched to benests XIV ft n ,IS"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
DEATH Of pRuL on.

Word was received ~ SPRINGER
Thursday hy Mw ~ b. Devise and he'd
mother. MTa 81 Vrh'a. fhaf Paul sl
Nraln bad d'ed tha day before at hia
homo at Clinton. Missouri. huh na par
ticnlaf6 90 hls death Woro mentioned
ln The dispatch. Says the Springer
htockmau The romelna paafeI
through Springer fer Mar0 whtre fun-
oral services were held SUNDAY and
IHiemnni take place Mra uofinr nnd
her mnihor won't l0 Mora io attend iho
FUNERAL ol ihe brother aad son Paul
g. Nfaln was until a Cow years aea
g resident li Mora whore ho ha1 r.
ailed go 90 hlH Ire lie Was ngdmi-
nani ln his county and leaF Behind
him many friends ADD relatives iu
mouro hiE aeaib He laagof wife
and four children
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
ANEW YORK FASHION LETTER


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" utthA ulaNe up ih 'niA hlA-
s'i.l 49, ~ eAnlpiiieh hat week.
pnlAil Hth thechea upFe HfnY silA
80, ~. ni-es ~ osei An oia foHe iHheis
i.th ~ Ahlll vas circular lh guy
49, 'n, Phs,l oi "ipie inverted
'Ai'. un tHe teil sihe or Which WIS
w Sloalns. nc Meiat was OF me
wNDii pulllheu Win tWl
Dihus ui mirror Velfei hnd "a es pi
,ne Aih. npen'ng over q vest OF cream
49,. hpaeiiala Wllh pinh Fhk. Tho
anoit pentl sleeves we're turned bacl.
tNN r,nuN WIN cur nl NelNet ana
49, w elofea worn with this co
."n,e Neie long hfsy Hlaeesi Che pef-
49,. N"a NnFnien win the same mH-
,l.s Vle Gown over pink QUIZ
anu IN. nag was @ much twisted
.eils y kfey cfinoline. lifted nt the
liee anuwins g long pink plume
40. s. a.efial chat d. again to
iiv"t h f0ulard, especially the
$500 phl.el radiant fuulnrd. and
.lolt ua.iul matoriol Tor semi.dress
~ '.slpi,. mas yet 20 De- found si0ai
ti,,s1 s. tgtn.ti"s nave small conyen-
VA ,ei'al ue,isns' pm dots, shadow spots.
'"1 nullpeIa ut pin stripes are seen
ola colofs are more frequently
b.,, h ,nla spring than ! can remember
'01leh seen Tor many seasons back
fs osu,l.f oises. old rose. queer old
... .i'uh.u pru"nA, lllaCs and rrcons
tlht take up back 10 the cedar chests
=" wv HIandmoiher'a attic
- .,N''ie one mas asked me II Inc ell
sww,,a. WV asIin bo worn this
,,' us,,,'.l' y VIII. lt o. universally
Won W.. and necessliates the wearing Of
''ns t'oves' either Of SIN or giace
~, "a. ialhsr newer feature ~ 10 have
I.e' hleetea % embroidery. or an
extra tucked Gun 81 the Same ma
. .l.ah 20 be Inserted for morning
~ course when these cuffs
p NV ""'n short one-buiiun glove is
W. u1tn
nue. speaking OF gloves. must
ma nv M Z new idea that was shown
IN 'ut Whor day in the elbow innrih
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

nNNNnA NinoilaNont
Before his third term as governor.
Governor Davis made a campaign for
vindicali0n, so DC styled Il. he had
been charged with approprIating part
Of his contingent fund. allowed By the
state, TO HIS personal use. uo was
arraignod before a special committee
OF the Legislature. and Impeachment
was much talked of. but Il failed.
Davis just had closed an the gam
bling houses, pool ruuma and SUN
day saloons az Hot sprlngs. and APP
pointed q prosecuting aitofnny. on the
recommendation Of the ministers 81
that city. who. 90 believes. win en-
force the law. This followed u cool
ness between him and the Hot Springs
officials, who were for berry In the
senatorial race
Davis political promises always
have been made good after election.
and be has made tactlui use of his
appointivo power tie Is quick % see
a deception. ~ master Of details,
knows everybody IN Arkansas and
Do conceded 90 be n good lawyer.
Those who claim 90 know him best,
say that his methods win be more re-
nncd after q few months residence IN
Washington
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

a heppY homo % the moal Yauatle
possession that Do within ihe reach
.pt manAin4 hui you cannot enjoy ia
soniofis 81 fQn are suffering frm
tntHmRiIsm you throw aside huaI-
Hesa cares when you enter your home
ana Yon can be relieved tom fhoso
aelinHIic paine also ly applying
Chamberlain Pain balm Our sn-
p.ieailon VIII give you roller nul ifs
continued nae for q short Hma Nll
nHn9 about q permanent earf fuf
sale bY 40 druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

The democratic county central CONE
mlitee. ct Charea county. has isauea
and published iron clad rules govern
ing the voting az The county prmarlen.
50 iar three candidate haFa ana
nouuccd Tor sheriff, three FOR gHscsa0r
and three ior probate Judge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

ior any quarantine Against that town.
The only cases there were two men
from tho Indian Territory. One Of
them was employed as q mail driver
10 Roswell and was placed IN quafaH-
tine here while tho other was quar-
antinod at Lincoln.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
NEW ICE PLANT FOR

George n 0laabeck who owns a
sflat MN and water power az Roswell
ard has been az work Ton some time
Installing machinery inf an Gee plant
says ho win hG ready % begin making
leo in three or four weeks lio VIII
make ok tons n day at fret and ok
pacla 90 De able % increase 90 olghl
toms Is day The Dlamond leo factory
b NOT running and ice has So be ship
b II in from Amarillo. costing the con-
aumor from li cents 70 $500 per hun-
dred
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

handsome mauYo hfuadoioih. of
summer weight has satin hands on a
paior tone done With heavy hand
work The tl1sontiing jacket has
Ihe fashionable basque. and che bold
cuiaway ln front reveals a ilny walai-
coat lhis hac sharp points and ls
also uf tho lavender satin
The heavy hand work Nn this and
the band which outlines the fronts
and open throat % done with a hno
cofd. The buttons upon this coat are
.of dull bronze
ihe tucked skirt has a plain front
breadth and dcop pointed yoke
a iaunty ieshorn hat O. Of tho sail.
.or variety.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

ar. and MfH IS j. Mcclure. we'll
known and populaf hualnoss people
OF helon. are IN the city shopping and
ylatins friends They NNl probably
return home tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

fo pr.ue wcaE for a nulo rlgl GO
~ pfcHy froch 81 ~ checked aud
p.aln oyster white wolfe The broad
collar and tho plain panei az tAf
sh00 kl1 are put az Ibf simpler fah.
Die wbliHfNe cheek o. effected by altef
batting bars of warm brown ana deep
Flcueh blne
Maltese lace glves ~ dfesey 90 io
lhla childish iIotk bands Of b boIra
uFel on Cos edeo oi lhe wide collar
end alse 81 a dco ration upon taf
pani s 81 fhe skirt
Thf Wlimpe ana lower portions of
ihe sleeves are ~ emo FfNch lawn
embroidery
a h'f vi color H given ihe ffoth
by ny heN and rnsaliea. which aye
~ dnii GA fose velvet and flowers *
ihe enmo tone surround tae fapplpe
nat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

fastened diagonally across hia should
era would 30 a single suspondor strap.
Those city folks, down there, won't
speak 20 me- no would say; I'm not
dressed up enough Tor them' aud of
The coat would come and expose the
one "railuan