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New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

middle OF the back In similar bows. Short wide,
open sleeves are edged with the puffings- A tiny
wreath Of pink roses finishes the edge of the cor
sage.
HOODS AND WRAPS.
While youthful these tule gowns are strong
.and well calculated TO stand the dampness Of
country evenings. To the head for walk
the veranda or in the grounds little pointed
capuchin hoods of soft taffeta silk They are tied
loosely under the chin With wide soft ribbon, and
bcrdered with tiny ruchings of pinked silk or by
a line of delicate silk roses For a quickly ad-
jIsted wrap there those of white or pale tint
ed cashmere, lined with soft white silk made
long and loose the sleeves being achieved by long
strong stitches catching together wide folds Of the
material Instead Of the capuchin hood, the latest
ones are finished with the triple collar
For mother is evening gown of smoke sray
silk voile. Short sleeves. little over-corsage and
long, extremely narrow train are thickly en-
bToidered with metal work in tones of pearl and
gray. 1t Is all quite transparent IT hangs over
smoke gray voile. AT the height of the knees the
vcile skirt is off and finished with two fcunces
Of fine lace. transparent over pale turquoise blue
silk. scarf OF the same fine lace Is thrown
over the shoulders; the jewels worn are diamonds
and turquoises. Nowadays, If jewels are worn at
all. they carefully selected 10 match or 10
wonderfully harmonize with the toilet. Immense
spent by rich women to carry out this
fancy, especially in rings: with the lace Swallowed
hands that the derner cri, quantities OF rings
monds, pearls and family tinted opals or smoky
moonsfones- Another they are blue sapphires
and turquoises, only emeralds will fash through
the lace or brilliant red rubies The luxury OF
this fancy is extreme one with the short
sleeves bracelets have disappeared. With every
costume goes a scarf; they infinite in variety
and afford pretext for the pretty motions of
flashing fingers in their adjustment.
SILK TAILORED SUITS.
II is q season OF silks and of silken tissues They
of rare beauty. Tailored costumes are made I'D
entirely froT heavy Ottoman silks in solid colors
There long redingotes of these silks worn with
skirts Of soft woollen materials Srnartest of all
are the changeable Ottoman silks. deeply ribbed
the surface one color. another glinttng from the
background. These changeable silks effectively
face collars and cuffs for tailored costumes
They shape waistcoats and hem skirts Indeed,
they are used almost exclusively as trimming ac-
cessories.
An eccentric skirt OF the season is lifted little
the same house. shows a strange overskirt of
mousseline de sole. with narrow panels tied into
great knots These quoted simply TO show the
extravagances of the ultra modes. for surely
sensible person would adopt them
Graceful and quite practical is long, clingng
skirt of fine silk wolfe. hanging in lovely untrnmed
folds The princess oyerskirt, hanging straight
from the bust, with fulness is cut of short
one side or the other, and at the back ii reaches
nearly 10 the edge of the underskirt- narrow
fringe edges it below border of elaborate braid
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
DIVORCE" AT woMAN's FORUM

The first meeting OF the Woman's Forum will
be held at II o'clock Friday morning. October 49,
at the Berkeley Lyceum Miss Helen Varick Bos-
well. the president. will preside The topic for
cussion for she day will be Interstate Divorce
Laws" under the direction OF Mrs. Gabrielle
Stewart Mulline=. as chairman of the legislative
committee Of the Womans Forum. There will be
admitted 20 the meeting. and there will be
a discussion from the floor after the invited speak
have been heard.
The laws OF the different states will be read and
a comparison will na made. Mrs. Atuufn.r will
TAXA un tha isral pnass. ana cha iaadinR adaxasa
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
Gosvns for Country House Wear.
Morning and Evening Toilets Chosen by the Smart
Parisenne.
PariSienne.

each puff is twisted ribbon OF white satin, knot
ting at the sides into smart bows. Three of these
twists of ribbon form the grdle ending in the
middle OF the back IN similar bows Short, wide,
open sleeves edged with the puffings- A tiny
wreath Of pink roses finishes the edge of the cor
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Of a theatre party to mediocre play when I'm
longing 10 stay home. I-but. dear mei'' said
the tired looking woman, interrupting herself "it
is time TO go home and dress for the Crowdlings's
reception. I hate receptions because they're such
crushes and OH" she added. kissing the artist
friend whom she had been unburdening herself.
how envy you for having life OF work.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
INVESTED WITH ROMANCE.

Student life in Paris has been invested with
glamour of romance. It has been greatly advertised
in fiction and in travel books. girl who would
go to Chicago New York for years study with
the most prosaic. unimagtnative feelings possible
goes to Paris possessed of a curiosity which has
been artffcially stimulated. She viii explore
strange fields and meet and associate with people
whom she would never encounter at home. She
understands American men; knows how to grade
them how to treat them, where to place them in
the social scale. She has such comprehension
of foreign men"
Miss Patch is well qualified to speak. as in the
students branch of the Paris Young Women's
Christian Association there 500 members and in
the central association 1000. All the members in
the former and portion of those in the latter
young who in Paris to study art,
music, French other branches The central
building is at No. Rue de Turin, and the Stu
dents Hotel is at No. e3 Boulevard ST. Michel, in
the midst of the Latin Quarter. the Sor-
bonne There is a boarding home at each. and, al
though increased accommodations could be utilized,
still the great majority OF all students wish to
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
DECEPTIVE FOAM.

T J. Bryan. state analyst OF Illinois. says tnas
thu artificial foam so aIIuring In glass OF SOFA
water is IN some cases produced by the use o
soap bark Now. soap bark. according 70 ti
limited states dispensary. owes its foam prod"cins
qualities 10 the sapouin in tts bars SspoHs. . -
souna IA semmsrSs.a Asas sass sssasgiys ~ 2
aaxazzA 49, - = .-A
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
FOR GIRLS WHO GO FO
PARIS AS STUDENTS
N4NY PITF4LLS FOR THE
UNWARY.
Disi1lusionment Is Quicker and
Cheaper at Home, Says Miss
Patch. of Y. ". e. Il.

.'Tt is q very ,Inwise thing for girls to go alone
10 Paris 10 study" said Miss Caroline Patch VINO
has been secretary Of the Paris Young Womens
Christian Association for four years past out
who has recently returned to New YORK.
They should go with their mothers or with
friends" she continued. 'It is not merely that the
moral code and the way of regarding women are
different but that the girls themselves feel oli-
ferent First there is the natural desire to learn
all the French possible. and for tnat many students
wish to live entirely among French people But, IN
addition there is a desire to learn French hIe'
French way the French point OF view, along
with the language. That Is perhaps natural too'
but il leads often into environment whlch Is
totally strange to the American girl. which she
does not understand at all, and has no experience
TO cope with. Girls of good family and training
will do things in Paris which they would not
dream of doing in New York Chicago They
disregard the conyentionslities. which aT'ays
safeguard to US ALL and sometimes find them
selves in totally unexpected situations Moreover.
the American man understands the American girl
He understands her rules of conduct her inde-
pendence and freedom He mas usually been
through school and perhaps through college, SIDE
byTside with her He knows very well whether
she is merely unconventional or something more.
But the foreign man has such key to her con-
duct. To him. generally speaking, girl is either
hedged about with conventions. never for
ment left unchaperoned. or else is open TO ad-
vances and doubts which the American girl does
not understand at all.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

board in French houses for the sake Of the lam
guage.
Living expenses very high for the girl who
has earned her own money" said Miss Patch
Regular pension rates 81 40 a day at least must
be paid for board in any ordinary French pension
Students get furnished rooms together for sl5 A
month, but this includes neither heat light
nor service Rooms be got for IS a MONTH but
they are very undesirable American girls have an
idea that go to Paris and find some attic
under the roof where they live veryecheapIy
while studying All such ideas -are fallaclous
Many students live vePy straitened lives, almost
going without necessary food. They wish to pay
good masters-that is what they have gone TO
Paris for. It costs than they think and
there is nothing TO do but to take II out OF their
living expenses. Even so. there painful in
stances now and then of girls getting completely
out OF money: although that is fact also with
both women and in the tourist class. as every
American Consul can testify
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
DON'T EXPECT TO FIND WORK.

Many ambitious American girls wish 70 secure
work in Paris which will pay part of their expenses.
they could easily do in Chicago or New York.
That is practically impossible In the first place
because for anything but teaching English a
thorough knowledge Of French is required; in the
second because labor of every description is so ex-
ceedingly cheap there, and, third because in TO
Continental country is the woman who works re-
spected in America. Let any girl who has any
spsh idea a. that put Il saiEsix spt Of her mind.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21
PUTNEY PARTY ON
lard
JOURNEY
Automobile Tourists Reach
New York in Safety Fast
Time on and Small Mishap
on Return Trip.

fslE.r. $1,000. - wI.I..aI.
grocer ~ ths ea3f q Htt' = reg
of~d-hrsakiua automobile trip betaeeu
Albuquerque and Sew York efty ht
started an his return "trip o. tht west
and writes an interesting tafier 20 the
N foinK journal giving the details RI
tiie tfip between New YORK aud chi
faE0 Airs PutHsy and X T. paasgH.
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WANTED.

WANTED-To buy mems second
hand clothes Of all kinds in good
shape. Highest puces paid in cash.
send postal We will CALI. H Frank.
I2I North Third street, phone $50.
WANTED FOR Il. s. ARMY-Able-
bodied unmarried men between ages
of Is and IS; citizens Of United States
Of good character and temperate hab-
its, who can speak. read and write
English. For Information apply TO
Recruiting officer. 203 Z. Central ave,
albuquerque, n. NJ.
WANTED-Ladies to call and see our
new stock Of millinery at reduced
prices. Miss G p. Crane. SIP North
Second street. ladies' tailoring and
tdrassmaking parlOrs. Phone ga. APP
preutices wanted. Ill
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IffF&fofN 81 New meaItRt fVAttE Ht VS.
Secretary.
etRTIITeATT OF COMPARISON.
i. Nathan 1ana secretary Of the ter
fIs3ry - Ncw M~axiao. da he by rer-
tify inst There was filed for record in
this office it, nine o'clock A NJ on
the fourteenth day ~ july. a -.
1905.
Articles Of incorporation OF The In
teruat3onal Exploration Company.
tSo. $500
and also. That I have compared the
following copy ~ the same. with tho
original thereof now on file ~ De-
clare II e. he q correct transcript
.thererrom aud Of the whole thereof,
Given under my hand and tho
Great Seal Of the Territory of New
Mexico. al The city eff santa Re. the
Capital ON this itth dav ~ July A.
y 1905.
tsEAID NATHAN JAFFA.
Secretary Of New Mexico.
Ilic International Exploration COM
uuny.
Certificate of incorporation
We. the undersigned, In order 20
form "a corporation for the purposes
hereinafter stated. under aud pursuant
tp the provisions Of an Act ~ the
Legislative Assembly OF the Territory
~ New Mexico. entitled An Act c.
regulate the formation and govern
ment % Corporations FOR Mining.
Manufacturing Industrial aud other
Purauits" approved March 10. 1905.
DO hereby certify As follows
The corporate name Is The In
ternattoual Exploration Company.
o. The Registered office Of the
corporation Is Room - n r. Armiio
building. Albuquerque. New Mexico.
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NOTICE.

Il have a full jewellers outfit for sale
cheap. Including fun get tools n all
descriptions. mostly new also all
materials Tor repairing. small stock
watches. rings. etc. Anyone wishing
to locate In good thriving town, adj
Dress me at Gallup n. ~
PETER KITCHEN.
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attended hy the highest priced baby
specialist could not DE cured Of stom-
aeh or bowl trouble any quicker or
surer than your baby, If you give il
McGee's Baby Elixir Cures diarrhoa.
aysentery and all arrangements Of the
stomach or bowels. Price 20 cents and
so cents. Sold by J. II. 0tRieily Co.
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Territory Of New Mexico. Office of
the Secretary.
CFRTITICATE or COMPARISON.
+. Nathan Jana. Secretary Of the
Territory Of New Mexico. do hereby
certify thai there was filed for record
in this onice ar nine O'Clock s.. ".
ON the fourteenth day of july. A.. y.
1905.
Certificate Of Liability 81 Stock
holders Of The international IN
liberation Company.
No. 5j5TD;
and also, that I have compared the
following copy OF the same. with the
original thereof now on file. and de-
clare II to be- "a correct transcript
therefr0m and Of the whole thereof
Given under my hand and the Great
Sea Of the Territory Of New Mexico.
at the City Of Santa Fe. the Capital.
on the lfth day % july. A. d 1908.
tSEAL1 NATHAN JAFFA.
Secretary OF New Mexico
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LEGAL NOTICES.

appointed shall have and may exer-
else all the powers ~ p president.
of the treasurer and ~ the seereI4Fs
respectively. provided. NOS yer tnht
al interpretations shall "a CHOSEN
from the directors
By a resolution passed hy 2 major
Ilty vote o the whole Ba rd. under
suitable provision 81 the Bylaws 70
designate rmo or more 81 their number
20 constitute an Executive Commit
tee. which committee shall for the
time being as provided FRI said resolu-
ton. or in the Ey-Lae have and ex-
creise any or all fHe ua&eEs n the
! Board IT Directors which may be
lawfully delegated in the manage
meut ~ the busirys and affairs af the
corporation, and shall have power u
authorize the seal ~ the corpora
ton 10 he affixed - al papers which
may require It.
The Board Of Directors and the
J Executive Committee shall except as
fofherMise provided by law have pow
Ter 10 act In the following nanner.
H.. 8 resolution IN writing, signed as
aNlrmativelv approved by an the
members Of the Board Of Directors
Tor by aIl the memHarH u the EKeeu-
tive or other Commute. and there
after with original or with duplicated
signatures inserted in the recorded
minutes me properly dated. snail be
deemed 10 he action bg such Board
Tor such Committee. 8s the case may
be-. ta the extent therein expressed
0itn the same force and effect as II
the same had been duty passed BY
The me vote ar Z regularly convened
Injecting.
Subject to the foregoing provisions
Ithe BYLAWS may prescribe the num-
bcr NJ directors to constitute a guor-
um AZ their meeting. and such mum
Der may be less than a majority Of
She whole number
Tho corporation reserve the right
10 amend. alter. change ar repeal any
provision contained IH this certificate
10 tho manner now or hereafter pre-
scribed by tatut for the amendment
lof the certificate ~ Incorporation.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. Ee have
h|ereunto set our hands and seals this
Z g ~4E Hlr- - III. r.4E
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WANTED-ROomS.

WANTED To RENT Furnished
room by gentleman Private fam
lis. Best references State location
and price. Address C., care Morning
Journal. jIS
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WANTED-BoarderS.

SANTTORIUM. Rosedale Place, locat-
ed on Lockhart ranch, near Indian
school Under management OF grad
uate nurses. Rates reasonable. Miss
IS Norman and Bartlett. phone 1I75.
BOARD and lodging at $1,000 and
$500. Electric light and phone.
and bath. 616 W. Coal.
WANTED-Boarders by the Jay at
412 South Broadway. Ladies pre-,
ferred Il,
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C NOTICES.

Me acquire g0aast wares HeFeha1-
disc and personal property 81 every
class ana description. and hold. own
mortgage sell or otherwise dispose
of. trade. deal iu aud deal with the
same
Acquire and undertake the good
MNIz ut1uMrf& rights franchise. con
.~ffacfa ard assets ~ every and
kind. and me liahllities ~ any ner-
son. firm. association or corporation.
fsffher wholly or tn part and pay for
1.-The ssme IH essh. stock ar bonds 81
Ithe corporation. or otherwise
Enter into. make perform and carry
lost contracts ~ every kiud. and for
any lawful purpose #ith any per
SON. firm association or corporation
s8e bonds. ~debenturea or ohHga-
tione ~ the corporation. and at the
|lurti8m Of the corporation. - secure
the same rs mortgage. pledge decd
9af trust ct otherwise
Acquire old use self assign.
t1aaHe. grant eeHse in respect af.
mortgage. ar 5efserWise dispose ~ let
tiers ratenf Of the United states or
any foreign country, patents. patent
rights. licenses and privilege tnFen-
5t0ns. ire Brovemenfs aud prae
TRADE marks and trade anne reat-
ing 10 or useful IN connection win
hEAhN ~ &HHEHNHA# "AH h1E
Hold. purchase. or otherwise &C.
tuufre. sell. assign. transfer. mortgage,
pledge or otherwise dispose Of shares
Iof the capital stock and bonds. doben-
tfures or other evidences ~ tudebt-
ldness created by other corporation or
corporations and while the holder
thereof. exercise all the rights and
privilege 81 ownership including the
fright 10 vote thereon
Purchase. hold and reissue the
shares ~ It's capital stock. its bonds
or other securities
Remunarafe any person or corpora
ltlon for services rendered. or 20 be
rendered. IH placing or assisting %
place or guaranteeing the Bia ing or
Underwriting 81 any Of the shares u
stock Of the corporation. or any de
bentufes. bonds or other securities II
tho corporation. or 10 or about the
formation or promotion Of the corD0-
lrati8u, or In the conduct Of its bust
mess
WIN = view to the working and
Development Of h properties ~ the
corporation and 70 eaeetuate. directly
or Indirectly. it's gbpeetH and pur-
poses. or any " them. the cor p~ofatlon
may. IN the discretion ~ the direc-
tors. from time 10 time, carry on
Iany lawful business. manufacturing
or otherwise. 10 any extent ana ia
amy manner not unlawful
The corporation may conduct bust
lncss In the Territory Of &ew Mexico
and elsewhere. including any OF the
Estates. territories. colonies or Deepen
denotes u the United States. the Dis
trtct NJ Columbia, and ans and all
foreign countries. have efte or more
offices therein and therein 10 hold,
purchase. mortgage and convey real
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WANTED-Salesmen, AGENTS.

AGENTS NANTED-We want life
insurance agents at various points
in the territory. Previous experience
not necessary. This l. an agents
company and every agent has an equal
chance. liberal contract and M bar
riers IN recognition Of merit and in
dustry. We provide the most efficient
and only practical cooperative sys-
tenn OF assisting agents CAN Or write
south western Underwriters Co, Cen
eral Agents. Occidental Life Building,
Albuquerque. New Mexico. JZ5
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IN the District "a county OF ser
ualillo.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TO Edward y. Ciampett. Defendant
You are hereby notified that p COM
plant has been duly filed against you
IN the District Court Of Bernalill,
County. New Mexico. hy Rose L
Ciampett. as plaintiff. praying for az
absolute divorce upon the grounds OF
abandonment. n@on-support. and adul-
terry: and you are hereby further no
tified that unless you enter your APP
pearance in said suit on or before the
sixth day of August. 1898. a decree
pro confegss in said suit will be en-
tered against you
Medler and WilkersoH are PLAINTIFF
sttorneys. whose p~ostoHice address Is
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
Witness my hand ana the seal ~
the District Court. this 9th day oi
June. a. u. 1905.
JOHN VE&ABLE. Clerk
iyT ~ 21 rs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coal miners
at Madrid. y. NJ Mines working
fun time. Apply 70 James Lamb.
superintendent II
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WANTED-Money

WANTED-To borrow $ll00 on 10
acres or good valley land and IA
head OF live stock. Total value $4,000.
Box 13a. city.
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WhnTED-M Miscellaneous

70 repair. Jos Rich
srds' Cigar store. I
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FOR R~ENT-DWeTInQs

FOR RENT-Desirable ( room cot
tage on Lockhart's ranch. Also twc
furnished rooms at 500 West Lead av-
euue. Phone 712.
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SToLEN.
PERSONAL


DR. NACAMULT VIII be hack at his
office from Europe September Is,
1905
WANT SEQ CoEftESPoND With s lady
of metffs between the age Of 20
snf 3d. Matrimonial Inclined. Post
office box 60. COS
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MUSICAL

DAYS superior piano tuning, repair
ing and polishing. Expert work
guaranteed. permanently located. 500
West H~azeidine Phone 1917.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED-MaIe

HANTED-High grace men 10 iii Of
flee. mercantile and technical posi-
tons n the southwest South western
Business Association. @e1 r. Central
avenue. Albuquerque. N NJ. Phone
z5T. tnf
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Certificate Of Non-IiabiIity ~ stock.
holder.
The International Exploration Com
nanN

lRAAtAs
This rs 90 certify that the under
signed. having been 8ii the original
incorporators. who have filed the Ger
~tificate OF Incorporation Of the above
named Company. thereby associating
themselves into q corporation. under
ana by virtue of the provisions or
Chapter 70, Of the Laws Of New Mex
leo Of 1905. for and on behalf OF them
selves. ali other Stockholders who
may become associated with them. and
said corporation. do hereby declare
that there shall be no stockholders
liability oH account Of any stock iH-
sued 10y the said corporation. and thar
all stockholders Of said corporation
shall be exempt from an liability on
account of amy stock Issued tn. or held
by them. except such liability for the
amount OF capital certified to have
been actually paid in. 80 property or
cash, at the time Of the commence
ment ~ business. AS provided for and
Ia accordance with Section 20 OF the
Act under which this corporation is
organized.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the said
incorporation have hereuuto set their
hands and seals on this the 18th day
Of July. A y 1905
j. C. BALDRTDGE tsEALl
O. A KASEMAN tSEALl
J. T. SAINT fSEALD
Territory 81 New Mckee County Of
BcrnalIIo-
ON this the 18th day ~ july. q. T..
1908. before me personally appeared
j. G BaldHdEe. g a Kaseman and
J. f. Saint. To- me known Or Do the
persons described in and whu executed
the f~nregnin- instrument and ac-
kuowledEed that they executed the
Same as thar free 4cf aud deed
~ WITNESS WHEREOF : have
htruntp etf mr hand and affixed my
official seal the day and yesr afore-
said.
THps IS H. MADISON
tsEAtl Notary Public
ENDORSED
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