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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10
ABOUT PEOPLE

Albert Robson was in from South
west Dickinson.
Chas. Koepke Of Woodoine spen'
the night in town.
j. T. Perry, the Buckeye merchant
went to eavenworth. :.
Mrs. I. s. Hallam is home from her
winters outing In Florida.
L. D. Cooper, the popular represent
tative Of the O. & A., spent the night
In town.
s. H. Lenhsrt, formerly Of this
county but now living at Selden Kan
sas, was in town.
J.H, Cline Of Chapman, one OF the
countys most popular mail carriers
was in the city.
Henry Asling Of Sloan Springs
Ark, 10 visiting MS SOU D. W.
Asling, on north Cedar
Miss Blanch Kugler went to Kansas
City and will visit her sister, Mrs. D.
W. Hullinger. for a few months.
VIM. Shane, former resident OF
C..I1ou hit rou NJ A hilanA. was here
last week greeting old friends
Hope Dispatch.
W. D. Snyder Of Williamsport' Pa
is visiting bis brother-in-law, 8. M
Shockey. Mr.. Snyder is on his way
home from California and has been 10
San Francisco since its destruction.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10
TO Be POLITICAL DAY.
Koch and Harris Wanted for openii g
Of the Pair.


The Fair association Is making al
effort to arrange a poliucAl aay io'
October End, tho opening day. Th'
Central commit'ee- Of the Rspnhl'
cans, Democrats md Socialists will ~
invited TO arrange With their canfi-
dates for governor, II y ssible, to be
here on that dHv. Foil details OF th'
plan will be announced as soon as ar
rangements are complete.
J. D. Blake has been engaged by
the Fair association to canvass the
county for stock subscriptions. dc
will work with the various vice presi-
beats who have been named, and will
canvass all parts OF the county. The
association believes that many farm
ers will be glad to avail th' nselves oil
a share or two Of stock il ,iven the
opportunity to do so.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10
salipa Coming Friday.

The first ball game Of tre1 season
will be played Friday afternoon be-
tween Abilene and Salina at the ball
park at $3.50. The game promises to
be a lively one as SaIina 10 determined
to win it. She has q strong lineup
and will make the home boys do some
hustling. Abilene's lineup will be-
Sommers c, Glade and Giles p, M.
Smith 1st b, Giles and Glade 2nd b.
Cans 3rd b, Shearer IS, 'Robt. Snider
II, Bob Hassler Of, Sapp ri, Eddy
sub. The Broadway Handy Kitchen
sets up the ice cream to the winner.
IT,, h.oo tail rpoodo aaa the RaNRot
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10
strike Aaects RaiIrOads.

Erie, Pa, May 4.-More than 100
boats are expected to be at anchor here
before Saturday, on account Of the
longshoremen's strike. The number
IF longshoremen affected here is about
100 and the number Of idle men has
been increased by the laying OF Of
more than one-half the railroad crews
By the Pennsylvania lines.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10

London, May THE Times cores
pendent at st. Petersburg says he is
able to state positively that Emperor
Nicholas intends to select future min
listers from the national parliament
and that the Goremykin ministry is
merely transitional.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10
Five Injured in boiler E1pIosion..

Five Injured IN bOtIer BApAOhtOus
Parkersburg, W. Va, May 7.-Whne
a test Of bells and machinery was be-
ing made Sunday at the Pearson &
Allen mill, ten miles from Elizabeth
the boiler exploded, seriously scald-
ing and burning five men.
Louisiana, MO-, May 4.-Ths ma
chine house, guneotton house and dIy
cotton house Of the LaMotte Powder
works, situated two miles from Ash
burn, Mo-, blew up Thursday Charles
Bernard Of Haverton and Henry Pulls
of Ashburn were killed and several
we're injured. The shock was felt ana
the report heard at Louisiana. twelve
miles distant.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10
A BATTLEsHIP AGROUND.
The New Fighting Machine, Rhode
Island, Ashore on York Split
IN Chesapeake Day.

Norfolk. Va, May 7.-Despite ne
Efforts Of three Of the most powerful
wrecking tugs In the service Of the
United States government the new
bsttleshIp Rhode Island Is stll ashore
II York sDlL. in cbesapeake Bay
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10
nnuter vain Hsla 20 u.

Chicago, May John r walsh
former president Of the defunct CHI
rago National bank. was Thursday
held to the federal grand jury IN bonds
II $4,000 by United States oommis-
EioneT Foote,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10

The alum powders ran as low as 2
per cent. in leavening strength. The
average strength Of the 20 samples OF
alum powders examined was less than
II per cent This shows the compAr-
alive worthlessness Of such powders
for baking purposes.
The report further says it is simply
a subterfuge to assert that alum is
not used where aluminium sulphate is
used; that practically the compound
remains in the bread In either case.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10

For base ball goods see the Racket
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10

Our Mems Suits.
Nice gay fancy stripe -.-.- s. 5 GO
Nice gray mixed - ( 5U
Hard finished worsted ..-..-.--.-,..~- y UO
Hard finished worsted -..-.-..------ ~ w
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10

Money to loan on farm and city
property. u T. BATH
70 2.&}tf Office IN Iuls Store
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10
Local Marksss.

laflin mafkeN coffecte4 W.T. AnefpAAl
morning By ". B. Giles, FrAin and coaLl
nUTTR MAEKET,
fPricas for creAmery butter - pcinh
usmsd for ueok endlnf today. Dicki1aot
c0unty price ~ eent. les than heH toTf
~ calti les than Chicafo.l
kANsks oTTT-RHney ssparatof ne
fancY I've,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-10
CONSUMERS R1oHr 10 KNOW.
Which Are Alum Baking Powders
An Official Analysis Shove.

Two State Board Of Health Of Kan
sAs hns bseu making an examination
Of baking pOwdsrs, and ia publishing
tnv nance Of brands and stating their
ingredients az shown by analyses.
This information is Of general in'
terest, as the same brand will be
iound on sale throughout the country
Consumers everywhere have q right
to know the character and ingredients
OF all articles Of food which they are
asked to buy.
The following names and descrip-
lions are taken from the reports so
far Published:
MI ~LAAA nnVUAApa
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02

of Louis dining room. The evening
would have passed off very pleasantly
but for the fact that some one mad.
vertently walked away with the liquid
refreshments.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02

wife, and viii speak in the evening
upon some subject pertaining to
home life: Professor A, III. Wheaton
OF the agricultural college, who will
speak on the dairy COW, her type,
feed, care, etc, and on pure food
laws in the evening. Professor John
s. Cole of Br0okings who will speak
on corn, crop rotation, and treatment
of small grain seed for smut. Mr..
r.. t. Lyons of Nermillion, whose
subjects will be horse breeding, feed
ing, and fitting for market, aud crop
rotation. A. e. Chamberlain will
speak on beef cattle, type, feed etc,
hogs and poultry.
An Important DecisiOn.-The SUI
preme court at Pierre has handed
down "A decision affirming the iudg-
ment of the circuit court of this
county in the case OF the New Bird
| sail Co. VS. Stordallen. The plaintiff
is threshing macbida company of
Auburn N. Y. and the defendant is
a resident of tins county. We are
informed that some years ago VIM
Marti of this county ordered
thrcshug rig Of the plaintiffs agent
and in order to purchase the rls
went around with the agent to u
great many farmers and took their
notes payable to himself or bearer
for the entire amount of their sew
cral Jobs of threshing. Martins
claimed that the machine did not do
good work according to the warrau-
~ 81 en- to HIM by the company and
did the lhreshing for the farmers
who gave their notes which they re
fused to pay, The company then
brought SUIT against about twenty
OF the farmers on the notes so given
by them IN Justice court where
Judgment was given in favor of the
i defendants; the company then APP
Y pealed all of the cases to the Cir
G cult court and the above entitle d
case which was made a sort of test
/ case was tried and judgment rem
t dered for the farmer; which has now
n been affirmed by the supreme court.
S The machine company and their
j: bondsmen will now have to pay a
i large bin Of costs as the result OF
Q tnclr attempt to enforce these un-
A luSl claims.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02
Entertainment
izen that the course may be

CIV ~ citizen that the course may be
Il complete success.
They desire to call your attention
to the extremely low price of the
tickets for such a course as this
only So for the entire course-and
any one cf the numbers worth it,.
A canvass for the advance sale OF
season tickets IS now being made.
Should yon be out of town, or be
omitted, apply direct to the presf-
dent or treasurer.
Below is given brief statement Of
the numbers in the course: J.
November 10Th, Imperial Male
Quartette; December 10th, Dixie Jul
blee Singers: January lott. Ash
Davis, cartoonlst; February 23rd !,
Frank Nye, lecturer: April 18th;
Chicago Lyceum Ladies Quartette
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02
4frf ann Uhrrr.

Horses StOlen-M. j. Haugen who
resides near Bossco reported to the
authorities the loss of two horses,
stolen from his barn Wednesday
night. He says the thieves drove up
to the barn in a buggy and after
gettln5 the horses evidently tied
them behind and drove off as they
could track them for quite a dist ance
Farmers Institutes. Farmers IN.
stitutes under direction of President
A. %. Chamberlain will be held il
Day, Grant and Rooerts counties as
f"iin"s: Webster Dec. II and l5
w nhaN. Dec II aud IS: summit
Der. \: rvin Brooks Dee. 10: BIG
S1nn". De. 20. MilbAnN. Dee. 2l an,
-. NJ date - assign "a Tor >iS-etun
| Ia" ''trD i >im N"- - very able
aud "u'''t ne the fnlI,s.itI4: Nj,
Ada T. iI'vl ~ Sim Grove WIS
who VII -p-it IN nom i,rv,ul
fr"m thu ,nIperur al ~ t,,m,r'.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02

lpantS in which were G.. w. Mosher
IN me role OF groom and L. G. Elmer
son acting as the blushins bride lit
IS not known whether it was love
match or not but it is suspected that
the groom had uterior motives. BE
that as 1T may. at high midnight last
night the twain were tea. The
groom wore a sunset cotorcd vest
ana the bride beautiful smile. a.
j. Norby acted as referee and muir
INJURED two and two make Quo
when Emerson left a happy home for
That bad actor Mosh; and herceforth
thev will star as an amalgamated
team. while the News and Banner
lizzie in a burst Of glory. 1t is SAID
that Mosher cake walked in his pride
Tor had he not long made goopoc
eyes at the fair Emerson of the Ban
ner. who first kept poor Georgia on
the anxious seat. repelling his ad-
vances with characteristic coyness
and shyness, all the while longing
Tor the contamination of his wishes
and when Mosh quered wilt thou?'
Emerson "wiited." But in the Ian
guage of George AIDE. THE peach
crops come and go" but the prunes &C
on forever. The STANDARD herewith
casts a shoe and SHES it at the
bridal couple. But what will tn,
harvest be?"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02
The siuntley Entertainers.

The Euutity Entertainers played
in our theatre his week, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. The
business done was most uuuSnai. a
troupe Of ten people with a brass band
has not been able to pack the house
as they have done. Their programs
of pictures and song seem to have a
IL aghetiC attraction for our people,
for they filed the house at each per
Torrance. In their particular lines
they certainly present the best we
have ever had, and qualify and guam
tlty seem to be the essential features
of their success. Their beautiful
picture songs will bear special men
ton. None of these have ever been
given here before. They will be
welcomed again.-JanesVllle, Wis,
independents AT the opera house,
November 9TH, 9Th and 18th,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02
Library Lecture Course.

The Library lecture course COM
mittee has secured for their ente) :
tainment course this season list of
attractions that Is uneXcelled up9n
the platform today. Seldom does a
city Of the SIZE Of Sisseton get the
opportunity of listening to such
celebrities as will appear in this
course.
l. So popular has each become, and
so great have been the demands for
their seryices,ss that they can only
respond to a part Of the many calls
Because 'of this, they secured them
during the last summer. They have
done this for Sisseton and earnestly
desire the hearty cooperation OF
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02

of Louis dining room. The evening
! would have passed oil very pleasantly
but for the fact that some one mad
vertently walked away with the liquid
refreshments.
Farmers having contributions of
vegetables, fruit or clothing Tor the
Childrens Home at Sioux Falls, are
requested to bring them today or
tomorrow to the Pryor building, be-
tween the Pryor 4 Wilson and the
Blue Front livery barns, where the
committee VIII receive your gifts
! from 10 5 o'clock,
Rural route No. from SisSeton is
to he extended as follows, beginning
| November 10th; From northeast
corner of section 3 north to north
east corner OF section ~. esat to
no. theast corner of section I, north
to Ellington pos tuti e. thence retrac-
ing to northeast corner section I,
south by winding road TO northeast
corner section is
This pretty garden concert, 10y
Elsie Casseigne King, is in the Met
ropolitan Magazine. 1t is just q
question whether the hollyhock colors
of spink and red and dainty yellow
can be distinguished i'm the moon
llght-p perhaps they can:
They're singing in the parlor,
And dancing In the hail,
And the rooms are gay with laughter,
But like this best of all.
Myquiet, dear old garden
Where the wind blows cool and free,
And the hollyhocks are dancing
In the moonlight Just for me,
Oh. their skirts are tilted gayly
And they re stepping in II row,
Pink and red and dainty yellow,
One two, three. and of they go.
In my ballroom with these beauties
No black, heavy coats see
i, For my hollyhocks are dancing
In the moonlight-iust for me.
Manager Moore, of the Grant coun
ty rural telephone line, panic
by Henry Cunning ham, OF Milbank
Leon Herrlck. of Corona, and l..
Peek. Of Wilmot. officers of the com
3 pany. were taking In The sights c
l Sissei un Wednesday and complet!r
: the sale of stock tnt the Farmers ltlt
I phone line. They report hay lng dt
posed OF over $1,000 worth on stock an
say that the p"nS have been oIdert
for the cOntllou tloh u1 Ihe Hue llUl
WilmOt to Si>Setnu and hat 0ner:
lions W. uld cuumrnc" ia about le
days.
8 There was "A ,rddrue nv"l heN at
' the q, her dai ne prlur1PAl y iItl'
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02
Fresh Hash
Subscribe for the STANDARD
80 - 80

Subscribe for the STANDARD
Twenty-Five births were recordo d
in the clerk of courts office during
the month of October.
When politician is defeated, he
always figures out that he is better
off anyhow. a bit of the same phil
osophy prior to the campaign would
save large campaign expenses.
wv hat shall | do with all the DAYS
and bours that must be counted ere
| see thy face?' writes a Kansas man
20 his inamorata. How would it do
to try filling straight from the top
side?
wagon of the Farmers Exchange
store? It's peach and Will facii-
tate getting the goods around p. d q.
which, being interpreted, means
"pretty darned quick :"
Among the delegates appointed 10y
Governor Elrod to the meeting OF the
Trans Mississippi congress at Kansas
City are ID. f. Saunders, of Summit
II. j. Hicks. of Big Stone, Hon
David Williams of Webster, anc
Lieutenant Governor j E McDoueal
OF 5ritton,
IN the language OF Mister DDoley
some people who are given 10 pranc
ing ab ut preaching reform are Ind
Ing tehind the Sta'ule of limitations
and If some Of hrm Get tn heavel
Where the streets are paved wit
gold they'll have to put olclut
down.
MIR. Wample. In hrs North Dakut
letter complains of the. dearth .
feminine society and asks for >hiy
ment from Sl>>eton In the sam
letter be SAYS here are no goo
CLAIMS left: and nov the grls ar
guc>sIn- whether il'S wife or
h r, d girl that he watts
Louis Gebhart celebrated the 40t
anniversary of his arrival in Anne
lea last night 10y giving chicke
pie supper with liquid refreshment
on the Side. A number of notable
including some on the city ot1icia
get their knees under the mahogan
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02

J'tK.N UP Came into my enclosure on
i ser 81, township OF Sisseton, aboat
l-t. one red and one roam yearlirg
h udcd IN, 'on right hip, one has tag
owner can have same gby prov
in l.erty and paying damages. Ii.
NJ ,.lal,rlIt.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02

''ln Womah's Power" was greet
ed with good house on Tuesday
evening: 10 fact the opera house was
better filled than at any very recent
date. AS advertised, the play was
full of dramatic situations. The
parts. were creditably taken. and the
play.was very tavorabiy receIv d, and
1T is probable that If the company
should visit Sisseton again. they
would draw good house.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02

"A Husband on Salary" the at
traction which was advertised to APP
pear. IN, Sisseton November 18th, has
been called from, the road. !,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02

Bowling is again becoming popular
as the cool autumn days give zest to
Observation-Disclosures exercise.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-02

There was ,rddtne nN"r h"Nant
the other dai tie prnr5pAi piIt'c-
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-01-30
Captan Condado de Lincoln Mexico, Eneo 80, 1906
Inauuuracion del Nuevo Gobernador.

lnauguraCl0n del NueV0 G0Dernad0f.
De "El Boletin Popular" publl-
cada in Santa Fee, copianos la
siguiente lucida desert pcion de la
Inauguration del Gobernador
Hagerman:
A las II Ell punto del ldnes p
de Enero, ante numeSOSa concur
rencia de todas parties del terri
torio, el gobernador Herbert J.
Hagerman presto el juramento de
oticio siendo el juez Mills quien 10
administro. La ceremonial tuvo
lugar Ell la camara de represent
tantes. Mientras el gobernado
rezaba las palabras del juramcnto
rein6 el mes profundo silenCio.
Despues de pronunciadas las
solemnes palabras que 10 instala-
ron en- el oicio, el gobernador
Hagerman pronunci6 I'm brcve
diSCurso del cual tomamoS los si-
guientes extractos:
"ConciudadanoS: Con decir que
estoy muo centento de la acogida
que Sc me ha eXtendldo no baSta
a expresar 10 que 20 siento. Para
ustedeS soy hombre nuevo no ex-
perimentado y les puedo parecer
demasiado j6ven para asumir los
dificultoSos deberes del oficio.
mo tengo la presuncion de asu-
mir que la bienvenida que uste-
des me han extendido es personal
a mi, sino que es la bondad de
vuestros Corazones la misma que
extenderfan a cualquiera otro que
estubiera por recibirse de gober-
nador de Nuevo Mexico.
"Ustedes me dan la bienvenida
asi, de cualquier partido, creencia
. procedencia que sean, porque
tienen contianza en- el grande hom-
bre que vigila sobre los destinos
de los EstadoS Unidos -Teodorc
Roosevelt (aplausos).
Csc Continuera de pagina 2.)
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-01-30

mo, senior! tObligarle a ba-
tirSe!
Els inutil; ese hombre no vari-
ara jamas.
-iDiablo! gritd Alberto. TIE
juro por mi alma que, 8 dentro
de I'm ano le he tendido d esta
hora sobre esos juncos, 8 yo he
dejado de existir!
-Sf; pero entrctanto. muir
mur6 Serafin.
-Entretanto-dijo Alberto
debes seguirla a donde quiera
que vaya.
ICON que recursos?
icon ciento cincuenta mil
duros que me quedan! lManana
vendo todas mis- fncas!
-Fuera en- vano +. ResiguG-
mouos Mahana sc va ella d
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-01-30
FOLLETIN.
El Final de Norma.
P0r Pedro do 44Iorcon.
CAPTULO TX.

CAPTULO TX.
Era Serafin.
-Lo he dido todo -aiiadi6.
-Pues ld6nde estabas?
-Detras de esos arboles.
-iBuen susie me has dado!-
exclam6 Alberto; reponi6ndose.
En- fin, -.
En- fin. ..iQue Sc me escapa!
D6jame. -.
-iD6jalo TIL
lComo?
-lQu@ vas a hacer? lAsesin-
arle?
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-01-30

Madrid, segun diceu, y nosotros
saldremos para Cadiz, desde dom
de til te embarcaras para el Polo
y 20 para Italia 49,.
-iRenucias a ese angel?
No quiero luchar contra ell
destino. Esa mujer tan hermosa
debe dc tener dueho. lQuien
sabe? iAcaso cs su esposo uno
de los dos que la acompaiian.
Ademas: va he escrito a Italia, y
me espcran =. TIL sabes que me
viaje no es de puro recreo, De
6l depende mi suerte, y por con-
siguiente, la de mi familia. . En-
fin; iMejor es que huya de esa
mujer!
Como quieraS, Serafin; pero
20 ia sligo hasta el fin del
mundo!
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-01-30

Norma! murmur6 el musico.
-lMe accompanies?
Seraffn abraz0 a Su amigo Dor
toda ConteStaci0n.
-iMagnffco! o!-exclam6 Alber-
empecemos nuestras
Operaciones.
-iDe que modo?
Ven conmigo.
Mas "a ddnde vamos?
-Dentro de POGO 10 sabre 20
En- este llegaron muelle.
done varios marineros dormiun
al lado de sus barcas.
Alberto grit6 varias veccs:
-iPaco! iPaco.
Un joven acudi6, resfrcgan-
dose los ojos.
(Se continuerd en- pagina 4.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-20

rOsk~d IN cradles. brouRft NJ on
rub's-S nlpples fasteBed ca corks aad
lamps OF suraT rarelessly tied ia .
.,iscr 81 unstrfilized cloth. They
saEt to khoa " the ahtiseptic haby
l. ana better than the old-fsshioaed
Mind Iiut th.7sr old-faShion.G folks
Niil me- doiht welcome the ReW ca.
nary cradle. a picture of Which shoNs
NJ a Elahre It. great simplicity and
like bird cage. u b. HANDY To take
On q Journey
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-20
FASHIONS atNDATE.

Heavy white washable shirt waist
materials have small dots embruid-
cred all over them.
Empire models In tea gowns are
among the lOveii.st Of thoze showh
For shirt waists Of siik. moeesi
little Eirdies u siIk 90 match are
most worn. but for the linen shirts
those plain ones which are 80
steadily makihE a way for them
selves In the fashionable weird -
aOthihg but the primmest. ha,tesi
sort % belts are good.
In the CASE of gloves. dressed "a
retains it, freshness longer than
suede. and black gloves are usually
less pliable thah white and colOFed
onea