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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
OFFERS THE STEEL
FOR NEW CAR LINE
cot. W. Q. HoPEWELL WILL SUP.
PLY 5e.PoUNp RAILS FOR PRO.
POSED HioHLANp CAR LINE M
EVENT SUBSIDY le RAISED.

Col. VI 3. Hopowoll of the Aibu.
qunrque Eastern Railroad company
has informed the promoters of the
proposed street railway line into the
Highlands that On case OF their In
ability 90 Obtaia steel, owing 90 che
rush occaEiunod By the rebuilding OF
San Francisco and the scarcity Of
steel that ID not marketed before be-
Ing manufactured, De viii supply them
with a mile end a half uf 68- pound
rails. n1W az Mofiariy. doing 40. be
said. 20 avoid any voKnflouH delays ln
tho construction OF che proposed line
here and as a. viii not Inconvenience
MIN IN the least as q Bis order for
steel ~ 20 80 into a steel factory
IN the near future ANYWAY. and a mile
and bali. more or less viii NOT make
any difference.
Those pushing the matter OF a
Highland stroct railway say thar there
Is but little doubt but what the noces-
sary $4,000 subsidy will be- cOntflbui-
ed. and that Il Is their intention TO go
before the city council. az their next
meeting. and ask for a franchise. and
that work on the now line would begin
within sixty days OF the granting ot
this franchise. aud completed and a.
operation within n year afterward.
Az the inability % gee the noco8-
sary steel was one OF the main feat
ures over which the promoters we're
worrying tails Olior of Col llopeWcll
docs away with at least ono obstacle
and d o. probable that On the event
the subsidy ig raised, the Highlands
residents VIII BE- served with "a street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
SUITS FILED IN
DISTRICT COURT
Maynard GunsuI Asks InIunc-
ton Against GREGORY
Page Of Gallup.
TWO DIVORCE SUITS WERE FILED

Yesterday afturuuon in TIE G'loRot
Of thc district court Cor MCKINLEY
county. a aui of injunction aas nied
hy fhU Gallup Electric iirhf cumuaHF.
agalnai iho pacldc Improvement com.
rauy. a al. among Them heinr urrn-
ory iuFo Gus Muihoiiand y M Cod
dlnFi0n. . A. Gordon aud ptimsf
hrincr.
The plaintiffs. represented b. A.
iomDy W. D. Chlidora. Get forth ihaf
ON oct Der is. 1905. urcHory Page. OF
Oallun. sold co IN o. Allen ~ thia
city ihc Gallup Electric Lirht com.
pauy Tor enc sum 90 fi9Qop, and rdlt
al tho time of fhc sale PAGE signed n
cuniract agreeiuE NOT to enguEo Oh tho
electric hEhi and power hu1incia On
Gallup o. vicinity, at any time IN thn
future. in competition with the a0W
uwnur, or any ono that might there
afrr BECOME the owner and thaf iotcr
~ q Allen disroncd ~ be interests
ln tho now company uhica Wna
styled enc Gallup Eiccirlc Lfr0f com.
pany, 90 Maynard Gunaui. Of hibu.
queFuue. who Is now pr,eiidant of iha
company, and thaf tho company was
Incorporated to furnish electric LIGHT
and power 90 che city and people 81
Gallup. and that tho city ~ Gallup
granted tho now company e franchise.
giving n certain privileges in u,at
city. and further. tbat Gregory Page.
since entering into enc coutaci, a.
stated above. has proceeded 60 or
Fanize and Incorporate thc paciho
Improvement company, Which does q
laundry and SEQ business, ond aiao
generates electric power Tor sale Tor
iiFhtinE purposes % the city end poo.
pie az Gallup. az 4 which 81 an "a.
rect violation ~ the confract ontcru9
into with III q. Allen az che tlma Of
the sale ~ tho Gallup Light company
90 that individual. and m view 90
which The plaintiffs pray chat urogufy
Pare and the other dof0nfania D.
restrained temporarily from gpcgNf-
Ing an electric plant lu Gallup On com.
petition with tho Gallup Electric
Light cumrnny, end that unOn mo
hearing of the said canse Che defend
ants bo permanently restrained from
engaging ln the geuraiiOn % elecs
trio pawcf for lights snd cthcf pur
poses. in Gallup.
The complaint alleges that PAGE ~
the leading spirit Of the rival cun-
pany. and thar ho owns nearly all o.
the $40 900 cnpllal stock of ne now
company. and that the other stock
holders namos that appear a. lnc0r.
poratOrB are used moroly na n Hind.
ID enable Page 60 violate his CONTRACT.
Tho complaint further sets forth
that durlug enc month 81 April Pages
cuncern asa an electric business
yielding a profit Of $1,000 and that
hos profits on lamps wiring supplies,
etc. in iho town vii average moro
than $40 n month. and that he has
secured n franchise 20 use me streets
and alleys 0f the city f0r poles virus,
etc. an uf which Ga in violation ~
bis agreement Tho plaintiffs pray
for GA accounting as to che nmoupt
~ electric lighting 01no hy tho ~
fendnnt and thu amount received
thcrefrom. and prays chat "a decree he
rendered ln favor of thg Hlainiln snr
any proat that would have accrued TO
plalnUn bad not defendant mengod
ln ihe business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
FIRE BUGS BURN
VALUABLE PROPERTY
NORTHERN COAL AND COKE
COMPANY VICTIMS or FIRE
FiEND6.

Fire at an early hour "Wednesday
morning destroyed the power house.
and much OF the lramwRy 81 the
Northern Coal and Coke company. az
Mine No. 4. located at Boadhend, -four
miles from Agfflnr. Colo. causing q
loss of some g36 .000 which Is only
partially covered by Insurance.
The cause OF the FIRE o. unknown
Some Of che employees think that iho
IRE was started from sparks falling on
che roof There is a gr0Wlng feeling
however. that the FIRE was the work
OF an incondlary, and u ia said that
suspicion points gimnEly 20 two Mex
leans, who we're Formerly employed
by the company. but recently dis
charged.
This property employed about $50
men and the output of the mine was
400 tons per day. An Of the electrical
appliances were destroyed. Much 81
the other machinery while badly
damaged, can boz repaired for aarVice
again.
This property was formerly owned
hy the las hnimns Coal and Coke
company. aud was only recently sold
10 ita present owners. Wort, OF re-
huilding the destroyed property Wil
commence Az soon a. fhe insurance.
b adjusted Two hundred and nnJ
men Will Dee Idle for at least eve
months The Flames were famed bg
strong Wind and tho buil1inFn and
property were destroyed before ans
material nid could te secured The
fire was hrst discovered hy the nlghl
Waterman about 4 O'Clock in thf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
AND lNSTANTLY KILLED
SUCH A FATE ovERcAMG YOUNG
WIFE AT TRINIDAD.

Struck hy lightning and instantly
killed waa the terrible fate of Mrs
Matilda BurtHch. che young wife Of
Christopher horisch. until recently a
we'll known business man OF Trlni-
dad. says The Advertiser.
The fatal accident occurred ne her
mothers ranch. four miles above PRE-
nero. and few details have been
learned here. Mrs. nertach was at the
ranch with her mother. Mrs AnfenF.
A ranch hand wEo was hurrwnr 90
The house 60 get out of the storm.
which was particularly violent around
Primoro. was practically an eye witt
ness 20 the tragic event.
Tho bolt struck che roof OF the
house. followed a partition down. and
struck Mrs. BarsCh as she was seat
% reading. The lightning see nro 90
the house and the ranch hand exc
tinNaiahod a. Death came 60 Mrs.
horiach almost instantly, it "a snfar-
stood.
Coroner James @. Espev was acd-
ned OF the accident and loit 'or rfi-
nero. u Is not likely that an Inquest
will be- held. however.
Mrs. borisch was married 20 Chris.
ANNNNA nNlAaNN ~ inc NNlNN or Mt.
and Mrs. George APPEL, then Mr..
Hertsch'a business partner. about
three years ago She was q las AMI
mas county glrl. az she had lived here
with her mother some time prior 70
her marriage
They had one child. n boy. now
about two years old.
Mr.. Bertsch came here from Vie
tor, where he Is now again located
He had been IN business thero about
ten years. with hla brother, but the
altitude was too high, 50 he came %
Trinidad. and bought a half interest
IN a bakery business with Mr.. APPEL
no f25 North Commercial street. This
narinorghip continued zap 20 tho FIRST
OF Ianuarr last when Mr. HoriGQil
sold hlH interest 90 Mr. ARIEL and re-
turned 20 Victor 90 c0nducy q grocery
and meat business for HIS brother
Mrs. nortach Joined her mother a. the
ranch
sho was about 25 years old and had
mnny friends GA Trinidad. 10 whom the
news of her iraelc death came as a
terrible shocks Mr. Bertsch was notl-
fed by wire ilor father ls living in
Ration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

a stunning walking costume is Of
iaiiota. trimmed with oriental ON.
broidory. Natter blue is the tone
OF The gown. which Is mnde with the
becoming corselct skirt where the
hguro is slender and Wiiowy. and
a short hOlero.
white Is combined with the blue
in the embroidered bands. whlch OK.
tend the entire ienRih of th0 skirt,
whlll tho smart Jacket Is edged vita
a double line Of velvet Of a deeper
tone OF blue than that n the silk.
The square waiHtcoat o. OF Irish
guipuso, oor white chiffon, and a
ornamenied with email, sharp bows OF
the blue velvet The yoke and collar
are OF the guipure, upon a single
foundation Of the chiffon
Tne blue satin straw hat o. turned
pp aiEh at the left side aud held IN
place with a bunch of white passa.
milne and delicate maldonhair fern.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

O.. W Fouis, postmaster at River
Ton, Ia, nearly loet bis liio and was
robbed oi all comfort. according TO
big iotinr which says' "F1r 20 years
had chrunic liver complaint. which
led to such a severe caao of iaundice
That even my finger nails turned yci.
low when my doctor prescribed Flee
iric hitiorai which cured mo aud
have kopt NE well for eleven years"
sure cure for hlllousnass. Neuralgia.
Weakness and an Stomach. Liver.
kidno3 snd Bladdef arrangements. A
wonderful tonic. AZ all drug stores.
90 ccnia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

rs Simon Sanders, BIS heirs. admin.
iatraiOra and aanlgu8s
- - 49, .--..-.---- ~ L -

rs Simon Sanders. BIS heirs. admin.
iatrai0ra and aanlgn1s
You are hereby uWiflcd that J have
expended IN labor and improvements
upon the Agnes lode, situated IN foe
New placofa MininF district. county
~ Santa w., Territory Of New Mex.
leo. ioF the year 1904. ono hundred
dollars (fi00n0), ~ viii appear BY
certificate filed Jane g1ih. 1894 IN
the oHca OF the Recorder 81 said
county. and for the year 1905 enc
hundred dollara f3l0o00l. az win ap-
pear by certificate nied July g5gn,
1905. On tho once OF the Recorder ~
said county. "a order Co hold the said
premises under provisions % section
eG9f. Revised Statutes Of the United
States. being amount required 90 hoia
toe ahna f0I the years ending pccqm.
bef SYST, 1904. aud December 3ist.
1906. respectively.
And n within ninety days after This
n0tice By publication you iai Qf reiuno
90 contribute your proportion of such
expenditure aa c0-oNner. your interest
ln said claim viii h1cQmc lnc prop
erlV nf tho subscriber under said SEQ
tion a32i
WILLIAM fiOFINCK.
Flrai publication April en- 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
TO Assist BUILDING
A MEMORIAL SCHOOL
~ SAN FRANclsco-sUPERiN.
rERDERr or PUBLlc lNsrRuc.
TON FAD ~ ISSUES a ciR-
cuLAR LETTER.

Prof Hiram Hndloy superintendent
os public Instruction for the territory
uf New Mexico has Issued "a circular
loite- which ia being sent throughout
the territory, relative to the plans for
"a memorial school 90 be- erected iE
San Francisco. which shall eclipse
anything like II On tho entire United
States. Tho letters follows.
Less than one month ago the city
10 San Francisco had Qlghty-threo
school buildings. By the great calam-
iiy. d IS said that over forty 0f these
have been destroyed
A great national movement having
its origin ln the city of Boston has
been set on foot 80 lot the school chill
dron OF the United States have the OPP
portnniiy of building IN San Francis
co q memorial school building one
ralo established ia that no pupil Ia me
elementary achAol snail be- permitted
to contribute more than Eve cents
and no pupil On the high schools more
than ten cents. q o. th0nEht thni nos
toms contribution VIII probably
amount % $1,000
DO The school children Of New Mex.
leo want some stock in thla great benz
oyOlont uuiHrpriaeq 10 Bo make your
contributions. no matter how small
through your teacher. who Win remit
the same 90 the auDariniondont 81
public instruction ~ Santa fe who
vii promptly send receipt. AFTER tho
matter ahaH have been closed, the
superintendent win make and publish
a iuu report nl ail receipts % ls rec
commended that nn uae prompinoaa lu
attending iD this matter. From what
school will enc nrst contribution
Gomez HIRAM HAuLEf.
Superintendent uf Public Instruction
fHnnfa ftn M Al Ma Il IlHE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

because Of is general boC0mingneasi
and Il was the salient feature In the
construction Of handkerchief linen
gown. trimmed within all-ovor Point
de Voniso lace and insertion. The
bodice was supported by a lining. had
some fullness on the shoulders. which
10 the back, was closely drawn IN az
the walatllne. and AZ the lower edge
Of the fronts. which Tapped broadly
from right 90 left. The Hurpllco fronts
opened over a ehemiselle. topped BY a
standing collar. which could be Gu,
out to accommodate a tucKer, The
sleeves "a this waist were full length
having shoulder pufia ending 10 puhit-
cd, reversed cuffs. from which exc
tended the lower part of the sleeves
IA gauntlet effect The skirt was
made with the new ripple ln ite most
graceful lines. Seven cores were
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

New YORK. May IA Hundrefa Of
dclogaicn io tho national convention
of thr Nniional Manufacturer AHty.
citation which win 80 informally open
"a her eibi8 evening. have arrived in
me ely and every train brought moro
from eii parts N the coiunry TIE
convention VIII only laat tw0 days.
and viii conclude with a hlg banquet
% the Waldorf Aaoiru. Thc aitond.
auoe VIII be- EfnaicT than 90 nny pre-
yluus convention and toe SESSIONS
promise a. b. OF unusual Interest
Many matters of great importance
viii BE- crnaid8rod and a lnrga nun.
Der OF pfomincnt members wa dc'
liver addresses One Of fho most lm'
roFtant matters % ~ cOndldorod "a
the position Whish the association la
10 take in regard to tho ariu queq'
tion. O. ls cNpocicd fhai a number a
Fariff changes Wi.l ~ recommended
0v ihC convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

last Will aud testament of william
n Harry. deceased. 10 Elizabeth Barry
eHocuirK and doFlaoe. and to an
whom ~ may Cnncrwi
SOU are hereby notified thaf the
alleged last win and Testament of VII
ilam n Barry laio of The county pf
BemaiRlo and territory NJ New hoH-
leo. deceased. has been produced ard
read in che Probate Court ~ the Clun-
~ of BefnanIi0. Torrltory Of Nov
Mexico. nf regular torn thereof. held
On tho 7th day of May. 1905, and the
Gay 81 the gfpving 81 said alleged last
Will aud testament was hy order az
tho judge nf said court thefeupon a.
"a FOR Monday, tho gnd day of lnly. a.
D 1906, term oi said court, an 10
O'Clock iu the f1renoun of said day.
ulvon under nay hand and thc seal
oi thia court. thla lth Gay Of May.
a. u 1895
A. 81 WALKER.
prohata Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

One OF the most popular shades for
tailorod gowns IL Garibaidi red. Ia
summer weight hgoadcioth, such a
street costume Is made. The skirt Ia
round. with double boxed pleat front
and back
fitting coat Is cut Il Is three quarter
length. Tho severity OF the shoulders
o. hoftened by Pnquin opauioitca.
These have huilonholo effect upon
them. red velvet being used aud red
enamel buttons
walstc0at OF white Russian lace
Is shown, with small red velvet bows
and outlined with black embroidery.
The hoat-ahapod hat % of black and
white LoEhorn, trimmed. with red vei-
vet. and two larre gray wings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

90 enc waist was q panel Of tho same
width and apparently a continuation
of ihai on The skirt The sleeves were
Of quarter ienHih. ending ln a
cuff from which extended an under
sleeve Of ahirrcd null "A proiilly
shaped BIZ Of croHs stitch, finished
with a moiher-of- pearl buckle. CONS
uieird a very stylish costume
CATHERINE MANN.pkYEANT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

FOR more than twenty years Mr. ?
ID Massey. 81 88ea clinton ST.. M.n
neapoiia, Nina, was tortured bs
aclafica Tho pain and suffcsiDf
which no endured during his time !.
beyond comprehension. Nothlnf
gave him any permanent rciicf until
he used Chamberiain'a Palm Balm
one application oi that Nnimgnt 20
lievod The pain and made sleep and
rest possible. aue lees than Qno hottll
has effected permanent cure. I
Troubled with aclatlca ~ rheumal'an
why not ~ a G5-coni bottle ~ Pain
Balm and s0e fer yourself how
quickly Il relieves the pain. For sall
bY ali fruFgioia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

New York. May ta--ln the old
fashioned story book che hero usually
discovered bis Princess ueautiful IN
On some sylvan spot dressed in a
"simpie muslin ffoct" Now 10 tho
masculine mind. simple" and "ln-
ctNopHiNN' are autonomous terms
bat alas. for masculine Ignorance, in
reality .he truly Nsimple muslin
ffoCk" is q costly affair. and the
simpler @ iE. the more expensive u
d likely 20 he; therefore. the young
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

district court yesterday iu the dis
frlct clerks office. one STYLED josie
a. Thyme. Vs. Michael Thyme. npn.
support with o. W. y. Bgyan a. ~
iornoy Cor tho plaintiff, ans the ether
0f hoaHie Hempaioad fs frank iiqg1p
stead. FnnE Ackorman appearing for
tho uiainNU.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

For the hot days on summer ciol
blue. in fine Preach ohambray. mako
a charming irock for The small wo.
man Of the family
Tho cOllarlcas blouse is tucked and
has n shoulder trimming OF IN, en-.
broldered bands. Through this Is
slipped a crushed liberty satin rib.
bon ~ the blue, which forms a sailors
knot and hangs loosely 20 the waist
line. About the waist ~ a folded belt
of the ribbon. The elbow length
sleeves are finished with a narrow
frill "a the chhmhroy. which Is bend.
ga with the blue and white embrOld'
cry.
The laghorn hat 90 be- worn with
this Gainty fr0ok 10 dyed 10 a burnt
yellow. it Is cooked Up sharply H.
the back and front being held IN
'pncC ln front BY big rosltte OF tho
ciOl blue. through which Is pokod q
couple of long quilts OF the same
cool tone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

A torpid inactive liver can pro
ducs more bodily Ma than almost any.
thing elise it is good lo clean the
system out occasionally. stir thollvor
up and get into shape generally The
best results arc derived from the uio
of DeWitt'a Little Early Rlaers Re
liable. effective, pleasant pills. with q
reputation NcxCr grippe Sold by j..
"a. ORiolly a. Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

Fond mammas have taken 10 doing
hand work upon the summer frocka
OF thclr small daughiors. Upon a
charming India linen dress that Is to
bo worn durlng the bot days ~ the
near coming summer the skirt.
bertha and sleeves are thus trimmed
ON tho cdge The skirt ia a ahort
Cnp made wlsh double boxed nleats,
which WI laundor easily, while an
ail-oyor hlt of Hamburg is pressed
into service in the dichcy.
The collar BIS "a squire sailor, and
reaches Ear our on ihe Tiny shoulders,
and the ribbon. which is slipped into
the buttonholes near tbe bottom oi
the elbow sleeves. So q bebo bluC
liberty satin. A sash OF Tho same IN
broader width hangs Ia loops at the
back.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

Why take q dozen things to cure
mate coueh7 Konncdy'a Laxative
Hunoy ana Tar allaya hliaye me con.
gcsti0n, stops that tickling. drives tho
cold oui through your bowels Sold
hY j n. OMlnllr 4 %.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

An exquisite gown Tor afternoon ar
fairs ~ combination on SILK m0ussel.
Inc, heavy Russian lace ana liberty
satin. Delicate gray Is the tone Sc
lectcd for this lovely dress, the roses
on the hat and tho dainty ombroid'
erred chemisette being the only con-
trastiuF colOrs introduced.
Tho liberty stain " yelled with The
mounsolino. which Is soft and sheer.
The Corselot effect and the domi.
sleeves are fashioned by my.nds Of
tiny horizontal tuchs 1'ao skirt is
finished with tuckIng ai the bottom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

MFa. sue Martin. al ga ana klE1iy
respected resident of Fals9siS Miss
was llck with e'omoch trouble f1T
move than FIN moatha Chamber
lain'a stomach and Liver Tablets
cured Dor. she SAYS. - can nuU
eaf anything ! want and am ne
rfoufdsi woman ln che world I9 1na
such a good medicine" For safe By
ai drugslsta Samples freo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

A summer frock FOR a little glrI 0g
9. for wear when aho "a op dress
narado, a made Of sheer white India
lawn. Tho OYorsklri the epaulettcs
and reVcrs are of hue embroidered
ilounclns
The slightly pHfled blouse and the
sieeYoE are of the plain lawn, while
the undoratlri n oi the same DELICATE
material This skirt Is side pleaied
and tho abort sleeves end With a
pleatod ruche. which d turned back
upon the sleeves Tho sash lg 81 rofe
colored liberty ribbon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
nEPUTY 8HERiFF 8HooTs
MAN At tEOpOLl

81 III Must. dnpEif sheriff ei leo.
pold thirteen miles southwest Of 81
YER CITY. shot and klilfe a native lab
orer. whose name could noi ~ learn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

a tunic in these modern days, an
oVorgllirt d quarter Of a century back,
"a the correct thing. a Princess gown
b made with this new effect
The dress 81 of adrea Silk. ln deli-
cate gray. apricot satin giyine q de-
cided tone 90 the Quaker shade while
heavy Irish Buipufe ad0fna the coa-
tune. The small coat sleeves and the
iapering panel. which la seen under
enc tunic. are Of tho lace. The tunic
"a cut on rounding lines
The apricot satin ID introduced IN
small pieces which complete the yoke.
These are outlined with black and
touched OF with black French knots.
Soft ribbon in the apricot tone On
laced through the jacket and sleeves,
and conventional ruaeiics. which
graduate ih siEo. reach from che stock
10 the glrdlo.
About she low crowned Tuscany
sailor rs SCI a wreath of small dog
roses ln the VARIOUS apricot shades.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-05-31
Make Good Use Of kerchief.

The next time an embroidered hand
kenchtet wears out take sharp pair or
scissors and cut the embroidery care.
tully out of the linen as close to the
embroidery as possible, 1t will not
ravel If its edge is firmly wrought.
The embroidery can be returned to
another handkerchief Il YOU wish, side
stitched on with tiny stitches. If it
Is an initial letter haste It securely
first so 1t will not be drawn out OF
shape while being sewed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-05-31
gricultural lore

of corn silage, to Is pounds OF clo-
yer or mixed hay, and usually small
amount of oat straw. Plenty of water
is furnished the herd at all times, the
chill being taken off by means of a
tank heater Salt is supplied fire.
quently as their needs require. Elk
ercise is allowed the cows by turning
them into a sheltered yard from one
to five hours a day. In summer the
dairy herd is allowed pasture, Srich
is generally supplemented by green
soiling crops. Rye, oats, peas, clover,
corn, soy beans, silage and sorghum
are used in this manner, being fed in
pasture lot after milking. A dry
grain ration is also daily supplied the
herd.