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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18

The Independent Telephone company
last night requested an extension of the
life of their franchise from 20 to 80
years. Charles Spencer, attorney for
E. F. Pankey of the company. request
ed that the council take the amendment
up at the earliest possible moment.
THE company has gone ahead with
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18

should be increased several hundred
dollars. The fact that there are several
attractions in the city this week may
have some effect on the box receipts
but I hardly think that such is the case,
as Nordica is a magnificent artist and
the admitted peer Of her class
A glance at the following roles
which Madame Nordica has sung in
grand opera Will reveal to the musical
student that there is no living great
singer who could undertake to cover
such a variety of leading roles as
Madame Nordica. She has been fam
Gus in all of the following roles:
Ballo in Maschero -. -. ..s.s. Amelia
La JulVe 49, Eudoxla
Les Huguenots Queen and Valentino
Carmen .....-...s. --.....- Carmen
Magic Flute $1,000. Queen of the Night
L'Africaine ....-ss...* Inez and Selika
Romeo and Juhette -...-.... Juliette
II Trovatore -.--....-..... Leonora
Aida .............-.. Aida
Yelled Prophet
Don GiOnanni.
Donna Anna and Donna EIvira
Faust -....-.-.-..... Marguerite
Roberto IL DiavoIO
......-. Princepessa and Alice
La Traviata ...-........ Violetta
Rigoletto cIilda
Lucia di Lammermoor. - Lucia
Don Pasquate .-.-.... ....-.-=-.. Marina
Jean di Nivelle ..........
MignOn Flllna
Hamlet Opneld
Nozze de Figaro ....-.-...
......... Cherubino and Susanna
lie Prophet ...-.-.... Bertha
Othello ....-.-... Desdemona
Lohengfln -'----- Elsa
Tannhauser $3.50, ...--...-. Venus
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

At the Thcaters Tonight.
Novelty Vaudeville.
aWf0rd-Stock-
-BurlesQue-
Grand-Henrietta Crosman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18
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Warmers Safe Cure
ABSOLUTELY LIE ID AnY

is the Best Cure for All Forms of Kidney
Disease. A Trial Bottle VIII be Sent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18

ton of Foster avenue west of Sixth
avenue was adopted last evening. The
lots on Foster avenue are irregular
because of small irregular parks at
the intersection of the streets and it is
to remedy this defect that the resolu-
ton was adopted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18

Amendments to the present ordin-
ances governing the issuance Of license
to hucksters. liverymen and ice cream
vendors were presented and referred
to the license committee. The pro
posed amendments are minor in theil
effect.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18

A special meeting of the council has
been set for 1870 o'clock just preced-
ing the regular May council meeting,
May 18th, to listen to the report of the
appraisers for the appraisement of the
property liable for turning Garfield
park into city park. There has been
such a multitude of council meetings
that it has been impossible to call a
special meeting though the appraisers
report has been ready for several
weeks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18

A resolution instructing the public
buildings committee to secure bids for
repairing the roof of the Auditorium
and city building was passed. The tir
roof of the city building and Audi.
torium is on its annual rampage o.
acting as a sieve and letting the rair
through.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18

The following sidewalk petition
were referred to the streets and walk
committee:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18

M. A Dale of 1880 Buchanan street
says that the sewer just recently con-
structed in the Sixth ward is but four
feet from the surface between Fiji
teenth and Sixteenth streets and Blu
chanan and Lincoln streets and as a
result claims that it is impossible to
make use of the sewer. He asks that
the sewer be sunk. The request has
been referred to the committee on
sewers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18

To exhibit Cleveland without paying
a license is the request made of the
council by T. Watts, a colored horse
man. Cleveland is a trained high
school horse. Watts is arranging to
give exhibitions of his horse at PA
kansas avenue and wants to have the
payment of license released The com
mittee on license was given the re-
quest with power to act.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

made OF braid decorated with nar-
row width in gold or silver Tho
Gun la usually ul some contrasting
color of materials as the vest and
trimmed With @ similar braid docora-
iion
There are two varieties OF braid
that ere most used ihnu ali others. fnr
straight braid and che pull-hnck The
former On WuYon m an SORTS of pat.
terms and with many colurs bat In
varIahly tho edges are straight. and
tls q fency iuai uuW iu uao other
hfaids i'm combination with 10 Tho
nuil-br1id On 80. called because oi the
cord on one side hy which d can be-
drawn into all shapes AND patterns.
and 90 the home hrnidor makes The
sewing on Of braida an easy matter
nralda are usually tho color Of the
gown, although they have other coiofa
IN their mahe.up and a Few are pes
feciiy plain. Another fancy % che
use Of hralds are the ivory trimmed bot
toms Oh which are braid ccntora of the
same color and weave aa that upon
the drcas
last week. ! saw a gown. black cash.
mere. trimmed with q straight edge
fancy weave braid having a silver de-
sign: and the silver trimmed buttons
had braid coniera showing the silver
design Another dress, a grey plaid,
had q grey braid used On Us docoIR.
ton. but the ivory trimmed buttons had
their CCuilra made RI the dress ms.
teriai. Both style give Q very pleas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14


ing finish 20 a dress. The rims can
ho bought and the materials inserted
Tor YOU
There are q number Of pompadomr
braidf used hut on the whole u the
braid 81 not of tho color of tho gown
u % mere usually ~ black OF white
on one OF these colors mixed with gold
or silver
souiachc stli holds ns Uwn and Is
used extensively with other braids. it
Is seen Ia fancy designs woven on the
surface % some wider dat braid, and
whole costumes are braided with q in
fancy patterns OF the sumo color as
the gown,
A chic afiqnooR costume OF French
hroadcloth waa proimaely trimmed
with silk braid and crochet buttons.
The costume was made with one Of
the new EiorH cui On the most correct
lines. me peculiar feature being the
aetiu SECTIONS in che front and back.
a broad Nat collar and rcyorA ln fancy
outline revealing e small vest no che
center OF the front having a " outline
as the neck The thrue.uunricr
sleeves hy nnvnl arrangement oi
cross iuck had their fuilncas held iu
Hlaeo above the elbow The fonr-
eufof skirt was cut in fancy panel
outline and had tucked below che
knces che sides are clreular and che
back gore forms n double inverted
box plat
d % not alone upon the cloth gown
that hfalds are used. even one mnlla
and cninOna have a trimming pf gauap
braid which la very effective. An or
CANDY was ltely made With several
dren friila about chs full skirt, which
fr|ila we're decorated with three nHr
row rows 90 silver braid. The outlines
OF inc yoke bertha. sleeve frilla and
caps, also the elrdlc were trimmed b.
the same way with mauy rows
a very pretty gown OF blue wolfe had
lls SKIRT laid in plaits upe1 each OF
which Wae q large medallion of white
and silver SILK puil.hraid The waist
was made niih @ laCr yoke upoh
which Waa suspended the lower part
ul the bodice laid ln tiny plaiis. Out
lining the yoke was a pattern ~ braid
the Same pattern covering the gnu
above iho marrow lace frllls and the
ilny epeuieiips on the shoulder.
an attractive reception dress 81
white hFoadfloih made in Princess
style. rad its eIrdle covered villa
white cause braid while on che skirt
wps iho same trimming on che nol-
tom. with thla was worn an allpFri,
lace blouse lta iulincaH 90 the sleeves
was nathofVf under a iInY band ~
hrald ending I'D boWhpof helow which
iDll d iri3 of Nsloucieuneg lace 1ne
iullnefE ai ihc neck eaF drawn unto
ngnd. very shallow nai collier 81
braid and lace.
A simple sh|n.NBlal cult of white
challia Naa Made FROM q nInf.Eored
model NaYlng a cluster N four iurhs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
NOW WORK FOR
YMCA BUILDING
A Meeting to Be Held al the
Public Library on Mon
day Evening.
ORGANIZATION TO sc PERFECTED


a injecting la announced i0 fake
place next Monday afDnna III
ofloUk. n che public library hHI'H-
.nF. Cor ihc purpose ni orRlnHlng
Young Mems Christian Association
Tho movement 81 lead hF tho
Christian young mon of che ciff and
d recciylng hearty support from iho
business men and CLERGY Perhaps
thffh naifme an much needed in
Albuquerque or N0une M0HF
Christian Association This o. the
uuiF organization u existence. nNgins
s'FolY Cor young mcu, ihat meets 20
Hronf o need in such 90 efficient and
practical say % aims nt @ aymmei
rlcll and systematic development az
Yuung men. The gymnasium Affords
opportunity Coz physical training gnd
athletics The reading room and loct
tue courses give valuable emporium
ltF fnf mental development while fho
devotional meetings. bible ciaasea
and missionary COURSES promote ihc
wur1l and roiiHinne side and iH pew
hapH toe dominating FEATURE of iht
fnnng Meas Christian Association
Then there o. the social side in
iho Young Mems Christina Aasocla-
tiun me social NE a. uf the most COO
rUnlal and refining kind - read
iHe uuml. suclals and other maofinEs
GRO open tO an men and thus thCy
can spend their evenings and leisure
hours nmld the tosi Influences nos.
sille
Heretofore in Albuquerque mnn
wore compelled i0 meet. ii lhey met
80 AN. socially. either ln the riloung
aud rnmhling houses or 0n the
street corners % Is natural fnf mrh
in want social Intercourse and i ffry
cannot meet On one place ihoy VIII
meet in another This want the 81 M
10 a rccoEnlEca aud By peculiarly
mccosaiul iu aupplyins to the men in
| the stiles
While o. la not probable chat q fully
/ equipped association can he Orr1n-
I lied ai present. Tor lack 0f funds. YET
| "a is intended to organise az far az
the finances viii permit end tO add
tho alfIon-ni departments lugl sH iaat
pa funds can he secured aud n8 me
increase ln membership demands.
Tho movement D. certainly worthy
ono and ihe association Oh sure 10
meot q great need in the clfys 500
clai, moral aud business llfe li will
rooulvc the hoarilcat support Of every
I public spirited ClllFtu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
DARING LAwBREAEER
CAPTURED LAST NIGHT
PoticE OFFICER MAKES ARREST
-FiRsr ARREST nv THREE
DAYs-sroHY or DARING an.
REsT.

Ho was a native d Martinez by
nhino. end he was wandering down
South First street. hand ln hand Wlfn
a glorious jag ihnf painted ihg sur.
rounding landscape in roaeaie c0lors.
and made the AlFaradc look io him
llkc fho LouIslnna Purchase Exp0si.
ti0u huildlnrs
Little Dee dreamed off tho terrible
nemesis thai Was close upon be- trail.
uiile Do thought thai soun iha ayeng
InE hand as majestic law would fall
heavily upon hla shuddorlng shoulder
Hui such was tho case Tor Fgancis
koagI the Brave u0teck. was ci0fo
upon hls heels.
steadily DC ifnilod bis man. with
nose close 90 Tia ground, aud hls hand
6n hls fruaiy revolver. Al last the
oppofiuno and psychological moment
arrived, SLOWLY the Brave Detective
closed .n upOn bis man.
Halt Hans up' You are mg
prisoner" cried the detective in
ringing tones (ste Dare Dovll Dick.
d. 3. col ~
Quickly @. Maftluuz wheeled around
losing hla equilibrium ~ the effort but
regalninE d with ihe assistance of
ihf Brave Detective.
Great HeaYona' n Wns detect.
ivei Something must ha did. Forc0
WAS out of thc question. Strategy
must d. used
Shay. Fflen Rnssi vhyser clock
like n Summers dnyf
Give o. up. said the Brave Dee
ieoiiro
Cause he hc cause d shoes
naro by ovcry twenty iour hours. Hal
Hal"
The nfnvo Detectives eyes aiit-
tered. and he iook a 6fmef sfip Ola
hiB ifusiY revolver
shay Mr Oasiicr why 81 a-WhY
'H~nic HhT W1HTer WHfff works
bonds iike "a man bclu' kicked cutter
insmf
Deeply ihe brave detective pondorol
bpi az lasi vas forced 10 pass thlf uD
also.
because aie- cause ihey mei de
fcaf"
Come. my man." exclaimed 600
Brave Detective You've t'ihtf F0l t0
qu.t aprlugllg Jokes abauf w9scr ur
sp io inll
"Watef OF ialli WafeF or ialil" walt
"a ihe native. o. Mtf'ineE Water og
$780, Shay Ssh 0ssiiar gimme iaiir
And ne daring arrest had been az
e0mWiahcd
in police court ihla morning ia
spite of tho helnOuanoss of the tfim1
Police IulFn Crawford oniy aasastod
Mariiner 500 usuai Sc ur ave days
warming hIm however. fG beware oi
pms ln feo future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
DemiNo RoaBER LOCATED
az THE OFFICIALS.

One ci iha robbers wnn hfoko into
the STORE of % NordhauH &a0ns and
carried on large amount Of clothing.
shirts. nerkWonF shoes and other ar
ilcioa. was captured hy sheriff D. ~.
Stevens, uf that cliy. and Frank
Nordhaus. 0ne ol ihc prnprIefofs %
the store
The thief sold me- 0l the articles
go q man employed A the Santa o.
foundhOusc. miir west OF town, and
upon lcarninR az he sale Of the goods.
rhomns Carr foreman ni the round.
house el once ph0ncd ~ sd Nord.
haua and sheriff stevens ana FfanK
Nofdhana Weni on fanrr and caninred
zoe r1tNeg who Naa dressed in some
of ihe cln1hlng stolen from thl store
sheriff Stevens searched ihe man and
found a complete outfit of burglars
tools ln hla pockets. consisting nf
small saws, un electric huiistge ktyd.
fic.. which proves ihe man f0 he an
0rfen lufeRw The fohttr refuses
10 give hif uamo ia the oNcfls and
also declines 90 diYiulEe ihe hiding
place ~ ne balance 90 lh0 Articles.
Sheriff Stevens believes iha man bad
An accomplish Whn haa skipped nuf
win ihc rest ri ihe articles stolen
from ihe store Ih1 man Is naU m
iail aWaliina irlai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

The only touch of on additional
color To a beautiful gown of Alice blue
o. thai given by iho mother @, pearl
buttons. which arc get In solid gold
bands
This frock o. Cos indoor wear and
81 % mudsdown clnrh, thc Russian
lace. which handsomely tfims u. hnv'
ing been dyed 20 the exact 'ouc Of the
fabric.
The yoke about thp hips Is uf tne
heavily wrought Russian lace. and iho
cloth 81 applied lu Grep ahirrs The
lace Is the chief part OF the coraago.
the ulastron being ni the plain mater
lal while tio same cloth o. used for
the lower portion or ne sleeves and
the cap 90 the top of them The up.
per pun la of me iucc
Smart small bows OF velvet in a
deeper blue hold the lgce tucker IN
place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

which are deliberately braided, braid
shoulder Hlrsne and cuffs are socn on
The oui-dn1r towns aud braided belts
as veil. but b ia on the vest and
panels that ine artist laviFhcd bits
shiil. and neany ail vests have some
sort of braid decoration upon them.
Whcn fho coat hes g vest the fronts
are often allowed lo swing open and
are made with loose fronts; and again
we have the coat that ia braided nll
over. in which case iho narrow widths
1T foWache Gre MOST used 8klria
aade with panels have a pattern Of
braid upon them, or a cross pattern
about We bottom around hig medal
iiom of a larger size than those ON
the slorVnh
Sleeves az quarter length
have trimming of oval mcdalliona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
SKIPPED OUT o. LAS
VEGAS BUT FORoET8 HiLLa.

go hleuer Flew his kiie last satuf-
day. says the las Vegas Optic 81
blew higher than $40 could stand and
pay 90 aRain, so he lnit ana q largn
number of creditors are mourning hla
departure He was "a cigar maker
and 4 sell known musician and lar
a NAlie conducted an orchestra ~ BITS
own. He packed up his cigar face
tory. very suddenly and leii with hil
wife q ia reported Cor Denver 20
la lu b0 regretted that circumstances
we're Nos sHch lhal $40 could remain
with ga a while longer and squared
himself Vale Hf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

David Argnella. Eho ah0i and ln-
slnntiy killed Depuiy ConaaDla Fran
cisco Garcia 90 Trinidad. was found
guilty az naion. 1y q iufg Of murder
ln lho nFt degree Al the limo the
murder waa committed tfHneIla was
nn johnson Mess n0ar Ration 9Th q
inroahlnr crew "a few mlloa anuihcaai
of thar iQHn. aud vas WaniHh Cor iho
murder ul 3 Noman in Colorado he
however. saw Deputy Garcia o. be-
was approaching hini, and Without p
mpmcnfH warpinF he pulled BIS san
Mnl nL-N Lhn llLal llnL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

For the doilcately tlnted blonde
nothing D. preitier than mauyo. A
fair maid Ia her 18th year has a be-
Nitching ff0eh in this color The ma
toriai IA silk e0uenne. The long, grace.
ful skirt ~ shlrred. and about the
hips are groups Of pin tncks IA WRvy
lines
The long sleeves are puiied the
lenRfh af them. helnR finished with
a narrow acc dion pleatcd run ms
D. repeated af the throat The JACKET
0f this costume D. heavily embroidered
in various tones 81 the mnuyo. THIS
o. short af ihe waist and low at The
throai exposing the failed eollenne.
The sifdie b richly embroidered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
cauaHt cola whls hunting sura.

Ir Wm. Nhoa iAuurEnni ufuYin~
cim constable nt Chnplcau, Ontario.
says a caught a severe cold while
hunting q burglar ln The forest swamp
last fan Nearing 81 Chamberlain b
Cough Remedy. I triad o. and sitter
using iwo small bottles was cone
pleteiy cured" Tks remedy "a in-
tended especially f0r coughs and
colds 81 win loosen aud relieve a
severe cold ln ioas time than by any
esther treaimeni aud iH q mgof'ie
wherever sos superior excellence has
become known. For sale by Oh Drug
slsis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

A handsome dinner dress for the
after Easter season. % 20 deep ola
ivory ilntod oulienuo. trimmed with
Irish lace and touched with pastel
blue velvet N give 81 distinction.
The empire skirt comes high under
the Tiny iackoi aud has pa0cIh of mar.
row iucklng the cnflro length, ite
h0lcr0 n of che Irish Ruipure. over
white chlHen. and the latter forms the
Fuimpe
The'eifdlo Is Of iho blue velvet. 0lih
3 small. nat bow knot lolOW fno bust
and double rows Of ihc velvet with
knots ore on che short puRai sleeves.
These end with a iall ~ me lrlsn
eulpufe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

a dinner rlause SO givo a drossy air
TO "a dark skirt "a of fancy net
Deep ocrB ~ the color OF the lace,
while thO liberty satin which forms
The Tiny Jacket % Of the Same tone.
The high shaped cuffs and anugly
ftiinF belt are also ui The satin.
yellow baby vel"qi % used 90 the
heavier fabric. whhe ocru ribbon. shot
with bright gold. is laced through
Mcchiin beading. TIE same erect D.
produced upon the sleeves the ribbon
IN each instance ending ln smart 10.
gcla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Rheumatism Makes Life Miserable.
"A happy home is iae moai valuable
possession thai lg within che reach
oi mankind hui yon cannot enjoy lia
comiofie 81 you are auneflna ffum
rheumatism You threw aside hus|
ness cares when yuu Nnief y0uf home
ana gou can ~ reIifVoa ffhm those
rheumatic pains also tF applying
Chamhafiaing Palm Balm One aN-
pllrallon Nill give you relief ana lla
toniinnea use Cor a shuri time eNI
hrinF about q permanent cure fur
sale bg an druEnlaia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
STORAGE rgHT BEsrRoyrp
BF FIRE Az WILLARD.

f'fe Dr. Do olf early saturday morn
inV ~ thf 'arTa s5araeo itul owned
DY Gao luaa Heftof romnaay af Wll
Nri |n which YES stored several gNFa
pf mrrnau1IaH the hfg Naa amdlh
erred and aaa un1ar cunirgi hg $3.50
g m inc Joss NIii amouri io lho1i
$500 and fhe Sent a car ~ Sulphur
q s'li burning ana elli probably baru
iol 3 any of fao.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

WaHhlDHi0n ID g. April G-Thoro
ia movement on food io secure a
new ntyso of architecture rs Applied
% public buildings. auG particularly
poalunceH. Chairman narthuidl 81
the house committees on buildings and
grounds. i8 convinced lha iheV has
been 100 much attention in the past
90 external beauty and TOO little
thought expended pu ihn purpose for
which Che structure Was fn hf used
The new Chicago pusiomCo iH cited
as tlo best example ~ ghai d m0ant
This waa dealrne1 by Henry Ives
Cobb. who dress d special salary of
5000 a year iof uiA yeara 90 suporln-
tend o.
When thu building waa nnaliy com-
pleted b Hna found io be absolutely
untitled lof uaHi0mfe purposes go
lacked 90 ihn things thar a puffunee
shonld have Hehl. alf raom ana a
place lnr ihc aaHuHs to como and
ee aud deliver ihe m8iia Apparently
ihe only idea of iho man who deslHn-
"a The structure was bow 81 would
look on paper from fhe outside ~
was given q lovely d0mc. some ornate
arrhca and pillars. ana ihe arnoIn-
cations called fuf iho Expenditure RI
81 goo GOO
The now building 81 found much 'u-
inrior ipf al' practical purpnsea. t0
ihe $4,000 temporary structure on
the lake front Whoro che mail busi-
moss wns dome while ihe now ONCE
was billing constructed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

when the nshcn days OF Lent are
lyor this stunning costume % ecru
wolfe over apricot colorod tanoia viii
make an appeal Tor popularity.
The wolfe tones to q charming shade
from lts contact with the apricot, and
this combination Is formed into o long
princess
Tho jacket "a ~ Irish crochet, the
waiatcoat being pleaied chlnou. rhe
bodice "a decorated with velvet straps
OF the apricot hue. each Of these being
held IN place with rhinestone buttons
70 81 worn with this dress ia a
smart hat ol black mohalf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

This street costume % of brown and
white cheeks tht Fabric being Of a
amuoln-iacpd clnih in cream color
tho Uhocks formed by delicate
thread of brown.
The costume la the regulation two
piece suit che Jacket c0minE wen be-
low tha hips ihc popular shape his
spring The darts have Insects 81
cream hr0adclOlh. while the sleeves
have thc same decoration sea upoa
che upper portion
The same trimming la effectively
usud tnon iho skirt. and Ga each Co.,
stance the br0adcloih ia edged with
brown braid which is loucncd with
dun gold and running through &c d q
brilliant blue thread
the hat Worn With thls costume 10
of brown satin braid With a bnauti'
fui bird Of parad.se IN the yellow
tones