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The Bossier banner., 1893-06-01

Carstarphen & Co. are selling
groceries of all kinds cheaper than
any house III town.
The Bossier banner., 1893-06-01

RuYYoUR STOVES at "The Fair"
224 Texas street, Shreveport.
The Bossier banner., 1893-06-01
Good morning, June!

There are nine prisoners in Jail.
The Bossier banner., 1893-06-01

Monday WAS ID delightful May
day.
The Bossier banner., 1893-06-01

T1he assessment of property in Bossier parish
l. will be completed by June 1st. On aud
after the 10th, the lists will be open for inspec
ton and correction for period CT 90 days
w. H. BLEDSOE, Assessor.
Benton, La, June l, 1898 june Is
The Bossier banner., 1893-06-01
Notice.

RUSH, PoINT, LA, MAY %, 1888
A meeting of the Stockholders in the Rush
N Point Cotton Oil and Manufacturing
Company. Limited, is hereby called to meet at
Rush Point. La. on the second Wednesday in
June next, being the 7th day of said month, at
II o'clock a. m, for the purpose of electing a
Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
All subscribers are requested to attend,
either IN person, or by proxy.
L II, MARTIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20

brooklyn Boston Vs. Cincinnati at Boston Philsdelphia
VI. cleveland, at Philadelphia; Baltimore vs. s., Louis,
~ na.."'ore; washington Vs. Louisville. at Washington.
Wednesday-New-York VS.. Chicago Mt Polo c,,oand.
New'YofG; Brooklyn VS.. Pittsburg at Eastern Park
Brooklyn; Washington VS.. Louisville at Washington :
baltimore vs. st. Louis at Baltimore; Philadelphia vs.
Boston.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. Chicago az Polo Crounds
New-York; brooklyn Pittburg at Eastern Park
BROOKLYN; washington VS.. Louisville at Washington ;
Boston VS.. Cincinnati at Boston Philadelrhia w.
Cleveland at Philadelphia Baltimore Vs. ST. Louis. at
Baltimore.
Frlday-NewYork VS.. Pitteburg at Polo Grounds
Ncw.Hok; Brooklyn VS.. Chicago at Eastern Park Brook.
!yn Boston vs.. Cleveland. ct Boston; Philadelphia VS..
Louisville, at Philadelphia Baltimore vs. Cincinnati at
Baltimore; Washington We. st. Louis Washington.
Saturday-NewYork Pirtsburg. at Polo Grounds
NewYork Brooklyn vs. Chicago. Eastern Park BOOK.
lyn Washington VS.. st. Louis Washington Baltimore
VS.. Cincinnati at Baltimore Philadelphia vs. Louisville
at Philadelphia Boston VS.. Clcyelan1 at Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20

Great crowds witnessed the baseball games yesterday
spite and lowering clouds and occasional spater
,rs Of rain The Eastern and Western sections divided
honors ovcnly each winning hJee Victories while the
Ira game at Eoston was draw. NewYork baseball
his have been deeply interested IN the rapid transit:
p,obcn, and they interested than after
the delays and vexaons encountered In getting to and
from the Polo Grounds yesterday.
The NewYork and Cleveland played their second
game the Polo Grounds yesterday IL 900 people
with weather the West Side elevated roads might
have stalled whilo the grounds
valley would have teen packed full Of people was
the grandstand and tho beacheries' comfortably
bed while q wall OF enthusiasts extended around the
outaed.
Inc Giants a welcomed victory and completed
months games without losing match the grounds
|. IS remarkable record and the only regret is that the
teams squirt did earlier in when the
pennaat s:i ia sight The Giants certainly deserved
ther victory II did (iainey made two de-
csons which reacted materially against their chances Of
winning Burke called out In the fifth inning and
stafford In the sixth, when both apparently safe.
Tho Clevcsnd's also played a good game They pro
tested found fault and insued umpire usual
their conduct not nearly silly Friday.
Rusie. the Giants mighty Indiana twirler pitched
his third game of the week. and ho really did better
work than in the first games. The visiting bats.
men made only hits both by Burkett, ex.Giant.
Hns,e's cup Of JOY full when he struck out Ewing,
the old leader OF the Giants in the ninth inning and
ended the game. Ward made wonderful running
catch in the eighth inning. while Fuller and Davis made
clever stops and throws. In justice TO Young 1t
should be said most Of the Giants hits the
hunt order. Younss pitching would have any
ordinary game. The scoro:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston. Aug. 19.-For over four hours the champions
and the Pirates fought at the South End to-day and
the former came ahead. They the first game and
succeeded in tying tho second when Lynch decided IL
too dark to play longer Wretchd work In the box lost
the first game for Ptsbure In the second inning Ehret
started on by giving three bases balls and hitting two
men. and Terry, who then his place, hit two men,
base balls and hit safely twice. Five Of
the nine made by Boston In this inning were forced
in by the pitchers The
E FSsiS" ;'': .:.:::::S SS- -iS
Essehts Boston 10. Pttsbyrg ~ Fgrors.Boson
bs'1Ss G y asdsn and 'T1
Lynch.
The character Of second game to-day was altogether
different from predecessor. The Ptbnias outbatted
tho champions NOR. than one but failed to bunch
their effectively. except in the fourth inning The
comb nations favored Boston whenever they made any
hits Three the bases on balls given by Gumbert re-
suited in runs Carrous throw tho plate in the sew.
enth was Of the contest and saved the day for
Boston. Giren took Glasscocks place IN the
middle OF the first game Attendance 5000. The score
PS;t9n ......5 Q 9 d d
rsSS"Ts ad Bennett
and Earle. Unprecedented
Chicago, Aug. I3-Anson's colts landed to.day's game
In The second inning when they bared Pitcher Maui
freely securing five earned runs The Washlng,on-
PLAYED q poor game, and never had chance 10 will
Farrell hurt his leg Yesterday and TO-DAY covered brst
the veteran oRourke going behind the bat Tho score
ThsSsS i-... :..g . "a
Bssehits-Chicago IG WASHINGTON 10 Errors-(hicaso
Washincton 10. Batterc.-Mctiill and SchtNcr;
Maui and O'Rourkc. Umpire srutiers
Baltimore Aug l9.-TIe Orioles the game in the
second inning. BARNES pitcher, whitiock. lost
control OF tie ball and five runs t9llicd otfa''oh
finished the game in good form. HAWKE struck TOM
Brown out three times and kept the hits wac apart
rwchel punched four singles Jennings played his
srst full game for Batmor. AMI did we'll Attendance
26lS. The score:
PaltimGrrc - Q o o-s
Observation-Disclosures II. Louisville 10 Elrors-bsltl
,norc . louisville BatteTies-Iiawkc ana Robinson
Whitrock Stratton and Grim. Cmpife-fms"c'
Philadelphia Aug. 1o.-The Philadelphias rounded out
,A ,oot with their NTH stragh, defeat. Boh teams
nlsyed q fautess fielding game. only two hts were
made Of weighing mp 10 the eighth inning ih'h ~
Iou,s took hi, measure and bat.ed out a victory Az
tendance 5000. The score.
Philadelphia - o q o "a
Basehits-Phiisdelphia 10. St Louis u B1trries-
weyh'ng and Cross; a CHrh'"n anu Te'"' Impure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20

GOOD-PAYING millinery business IN
Brooklyn FOR sale. Address J. U LION
STREET. care lllll prothet>, jGi Broad
way n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
CANES FOR THE WEEK.

sjhe League schedule OF games for The week is as
follows
Neutrality-suspicious. VS.. Cleveland. at Polo Grounds
SewYork Brooklyn We. Cincinnati. at Eastern PARK
B,ooklyn: Bosom Ptsburg, Boston; Philadelphia
VS. St Louis at Philadelphia BALTIMORE Louisville,
n. Baltimore; Washington Chicago at Washington.
ruesday-New.York Chicago, at Polo Grounds
New.York; Brooklyn Pittsburg. at Eastern Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

TO-DAY.
,,as.., Line For Malls Close Vessel sails.
Ciudad Condll Spanish, IiaNana...... Nv
MONDAY, AUGUST 81.
Colombia Columbian Colon 10 90 n N IL oo j"
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30.
,hn {; LLOYD Bremen. JOO m ~ -
NarVochce ocean, Savannah ~ >"
Seminole, CIV de, wv -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
Business Chanees.

A GOOD-PAYING millinery business IN
Brooklyn FOR sale. Address LION
STREET, care iIill Brothers, 15i Broad
way, y. Y.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
business purposes inr'rtofs Advised w I'm,
out charge Of desirable opportu 'tie'
highest commercial reference. GRl'''S y
lAltLLrON. Brohers. 202 I'loadMay.
\ - 800 INVESTMENT IN AN rs:
tabllshrd business secure, fair salary and
profitable Investment. Cali 2lo 7th-aVer
cor. 23d-st.. ". SHlRFS.
BUSINESS MAN. with $1,000 TO invest
IN manufacturing business monopoly
drmand g,ester than 'nppiN =. al Inn
ohce, Lap broadway.
CONTROLLING, INTEREST in a Groupe
OF valuable sold mines for al. AT sacrl'
Ice new smelling caraclfv. nftv tons daily
worih my ,ugsiii F,T PARTICULAR add cr~
.'NIW-MEAlCo.' BoK I. ltibune once.
FOR SAIE.-proccs- for generating and
present cost. Address w. SlIOOLBRl d.
10 Msckay-st., Montreal. Canada.
FANCY GOODS. drss, goOi, and MILL.
ncfr store for sale: best hL>in's~ ~ best
town ia New Jersey; no psnics; no Jews
location Of store central AMI az casa uaI"'
Lock Box 81, Washington. y. J.
FULL SUIT Of clorhc, cleaned ana
and altering 90, Broadway, corner fulton ;
send postal cAid. viii MI.
GOLD MINES For sATE.-Cont'0lllnc
ute e't ~ stock Of corporation owning group
81 Eleven gold nnnt~ In NrW'MrN'o r'h u
bought a. sacrifice Fine now -meltcr on
c.rund capa o. nfty tons duly. Abundance
% coal ana water adjacent 40 eco already
~Np"nCed Principals only addr'rs for par
tirulsrs GOLD MINES. tribune Once.
GOOD CIGAR STORE for ale. sixteen
vca's established food r'a>on for selling
out. $50 r!fth.avc.. South brooklyn.
GENERAL MANAGERS wanted tor
every state 10 handle agents about 5000
necessary agent double money; manager
make 900 per cont; articles soil a. SIGHT IN
ONCE. stcr,. ard home. METROPOLITAN
TRADING COMPANY. 1875 Lih"lty.Nt.
HAIR STOEE. anu elegant iacic,' hair.
dressing plrlor- long-eoablish"d IN best
Locality In Harlem: iirst-cass business
closest Investigation: no agents. l9"O
Sdavc.
..ACTiINE SHOP. 3GViO. TO LET
Fully c1upp With modern tools. 2l0 Fast
t3d~t.
MONEY To INVEST in manuf,ctur.
ing bu-inc.- Of good u: lding one pr fetred
-uitahle 10 form company. Address \. >.
L.. l52 oihNye.
PARTNER WANTED with $1,000 to
- Geo best Isferrnr". given and required
NNNlfNN Dun d. lspff ifa'"N'
RARE CUANCT.-Dry good, storr foI
ale In a live Young CIV >tOrk ahOlt
- 600: well .,stabli shri trade; terms Easy
rent moderate. Addfc.s T.. o.. Tribune
Once.
SEWING MACHINES disappointed
sewing machine dealers 'an unload Their
stock = new machine for cash by nddrcs--
iug lsoN 90. Ncw-Nlford, Litchield county
Connect cuf.
IoTu ca u FAST r,1f Hfoadway.-
We'll irht.d floor in perfect order suitable
f,t licht bu.iuc~. splendid location. Apply
In store.
5 60 md s,ry'cr- wanted In u sel"rt
manufacturing bushes established Ia thls
cty ,re.'h ri IN -uin required now. lul
d,'ai = IN gsr.olal Application. No brokers.
"PHDDlCER." Bon IL Tribune once.
~ CO., TO $40 900 WANTED IN a we'll
established manufacturing hurlnr Tey'
Ing large profits Cap tai fully secured
Psrtnnr.hlp Il d'-llrd. f. W. BLOCK,
III Broadw1y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
CINCINNAT

-Corcoran 9. Two.base hlts-Lathom, Grinin. T. pay'
Sacrifice h.~-McPhee. Canavan smith Metz King
Lst6s% = GSnaSan ccresTan. rsuis paiy; DALEY
ned Oh Daub-McCarthy Latham 9 McPhe" My,rphD
Smith, King g. Left on bases-Cinclnneu 8, Brooklyn O.
Wild pitches-King l. baub Q. struck out-By King
Lachance ., Shoch, Daub by Daub.McCafthy Latham
Murphy Umpire-McQuaid. Tme-l 100. Attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
do Get for Business purpose

linn elegant store. basement and cellar
suitable any business. PLAss. 2S' Broad
way
10 ISD is LfSPENARD.ST.. store and
hassmept. 25xlO0; four lofts, 50xl00 each !;
elevator cheap rent. PLAss 2St Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
miscellaneous.

FRENCHMAN. thorough k1owledge OF
architectural deslaning> IRE .ch and nluslr,
wants position ~ Instructor. 1ODfHEf'
ITO East 4lstSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
Citp Real Gsiaic for Sale.

no LET.-Hsndsoucly furnished three
story and basement high-stoor house. NO.
35i West 1oth-st.; sanitary p'umling
OWNER. on premises.
Brooklyn.
BARGAIE. -four story. superb brown.
stone DAVIS work. corner dwelling. ~
SOL; Spencer Place, corner Hancock-st.i 90
Der cent can remain; brokers invited.
OWNER, % Nassau.st Room COZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
Hslp Wanle0.

A8ENTS.--sj daily pront seDing "Whlte
,atn Bouquet" th" most lasting perfume
iade new molh0i Of se'ling frquilo g, 40
=. PUTNAM & co. West Wn.t"ad. conn.
AGENTs. our 20 crnt ,ir'cl' Ills NJ
sight every where: ylu domLl" your m,n.l
cu-i REFUNDED for ursnid goods. | ~
TRADING CO.. 49, Liberty IL
Males
AGENTS MAKE hg money ceiling IN.
,tsnt fr'cktf eood pay rev s'.ls AZ s's"''
9 West lith-st.
WANfED.--Ar' you uncmpo'cdi VIII
encc and seltaidrcs.ed STAMPED envelope
MANAGER, Box +, Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
for Sale.

= = . . H =
AT KE.DucLD ri;iC ES.-5Oo second
hand wood and IRON working machines :.
FUZZY guarAn'.ed hiuefl bought and eN-
chsne'd 0tORdE Is. EDDY. J9s Mad
-"n- Il.
A-FrnyITunE, ,pieoo.. p'lntinr,,
gi,ai sacrncc 'or cash this w~'k. VAL
1EW> AUCTION ROOMS. Herald squatr'
Broadway. corner 51th''i.
BIrN,LE For sllc chcap, lsdy's -ai"'y ;
nigh eiadr. pn'uiaatlr used onr -,d-"u
amp, ana rc'l. At cost ~ liankin.St..
thri loor.
nIcICLE.-Iadie- wheel. 20 Pneumatic.
81 lbs. Cot -l6u. RiGde" ny. tines.
a.h siOc. call Two day. 10 ,. Ia East
2lst.st.
RlCYCLT columbia. cushion tire, -
inch rh.,p. also one ONfofd IA in'h the.
JAKOn~pN. l7j Fast 1,th-Ni.
plCNtIE.-.' o.Lnhla corfu 3 hi-N'le.
and tool sd l. 4. o. Box i.llo. city.
HICYCLE.- Rambler. pncuua,lc ridden
100 mile. -Gj cash. &. SMITH. ~
East ith.st.. city.
FXpRFSS BUSINESS for sale; "-ta'-
li.hel nine ynafs. on u"k. on" WAGON -
hoiros. l.I3o BROADWAY. Bf"""'lh.
FOR SALE.-Larc. IicIrne -oi' MAJ.
nov. cheap. 20 Btood"ay. Room a.
FOR SAIE.-A -l5n Liberty Lew"
unchmatic tlr" hall bearings To- - per
fcct ord,f J.. IlOMAN - Fast shth-St.
CRATES. BRICKS. &c. to ~ any
,tov- fanyc OF heater. On hand al the
.n'ra' stove RcIair COMPANY. 800 West
asih st. Man order -ollciicd.
GENUiNE blacl, an, tan dog pup ICY
small aud pr"tt, . weighs two pounds. 1914
cd-ayr.. nrar l23d--t.
urMhTR @ -IlO% >Attrf. Win
stand lamp. bell aud cycionrter gool A.
new s9j. WM KrMKE. 100 west
"lst-,t
NEWSPAPER publ, hcr-. fcr particulars
~ poftcr.ScOtt Wch pressr- Tor ea." writr
j. II. VIVIAN - Bnv-st, toronto Ont
TWO II. =. Shlpmor kcro-cae cnclnc.
hand presses 4i.X1S. rpc. - 3N) ,anihr.'
We sis n l.. GOGSWELL. ., Ehn.at..
Cortland y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
WINNING GAMES TOO LATE
GIANTS HAVE NOT LOST A GAME FOR
MONTH AT HOME.
. All, CROWD SAW cLEvELAND's TEAM BEATEN
Observation-Disclosures LOSE BY
ONE RUN.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

N.v.york g Cleveland o. Boston 10, Pittsbutg TO-
tsnclnati 4. Brooklyn B.. tfirst game
chicago Is Washington a. Boston b, Pittsburg 5.
thaiti,1orc Z Louisville 3. Second game)
a Louis g. Philadep hia ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20

The Brooklyn aod Cincinnati teams played clcS> ana
exciting game Eastern Park, Brooklyn yesterday, IN
the presence OF 800 spectators. The home team out
tatted Cincinnati over to one. but could not mako
their hits hits needed. Daubs wfdness wos
also costly particularly IN the second inning smith
CorcoIan and Shoch played finely Lachsr@e did so
poorly that he favor OF Shoch The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 515Sun 81 Moon sets II % Moons agc
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
. NJ Sandy Hook . O4 Island % Hell Gate %
n Sandy Hook I. lOt,o,. Isldrd 20 lirl Gate ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
BOARD ano hoome.


2sTU.Sr, 10 WEST Very desirable
rooms vita board. with refined people
bot md cold water Oh every moor refer
encc- given ana required.
iIsr.ST.. IS EAST. Large and small
newly and Handsomely Furnished rooms very
reasonable; breakfast optional
4-TU.ST.. 80 WIST with board hand.
somely furnished rooms superior accom-
modal ions
isrIl ST. ~ WEST beautifully FUR
nished rooms large closets pfiNit" bath
every convenience ho1ee appointment AID
table unsurpassed reference
SJJH.sr.. 81 WEST Scconl 1oor larcr
rDoms elso thiid ncor back: WITH board;
references
ii5 WASHINGTON PLACE.-De,lrsblr
cool rooms large snd small gentlemen pre-
'cflcd tabc board references.
2iO WEST IiIn.sI- With refined
French family nlcslv furnished rooms with
superior board trfcrences exchanged
go wfsT 44TII.ST -Arrangc now FOR
your winter hone house. location. board.
and attendance uncxcclItd terr1 reasonable;
references
4S4 MADISON AVE Third noor. fr.nt
room large closets als1 hall room; refer
ences.
2oGs.o 03O FIFTH.AvE. -iIandsomc.y
Furnished room. wiz ir.' class bo1rii
choice location best refer mes.
oo7 MADIsoN.AVE.. oppo.lte Mount
Morris ParE.-Lsrge square room. with
board American family no children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20

Earned rnns-NeW'Yo T. FITS. DasT ny Nv
York &. FIRST base on balls-Or Rusie 9 Struck out
BY Young $, bv Rusie 3 'Two.base hit-Connor Saer
stolen aurke MGarr Ward pqv s. I BqrSc
.-IurAe,t Passed bi-O'Connor Cmpre-Ganhey
O gane-l 81.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-12-06
KATE J0RDAN'S WORK
SKETCH OF THE AUTHOR OF 1.-THE
KISS OF GOLD"

Her Charming Personality How She
ship-StaEcstrue'S Once. bat Now It Il
An Gone.
The charm that lies in story some
times driies definition. Wecslll it the
way a story Is told" just as we talk Of
the expression rs the pleasing quality in
n face. But il is more than that. Ii is
the magnetic personality of the writer
behind the words
This is what felt as, with n sigh, l
laid down The Kiss of Gold" The
beauty of its diction still haunted me
its humanity that planted a little ache
in my heart, and its buoyant description
of youth, love and success put, alas! TO a
wrong use.
began To wonder about this new au-
thor, Kate Jordan, whose story had
TRANSPORTED a dull afternoon for me. !
felt that she WAS young and had per
haps poured out the story of her own
literary experiences in the great whirl-
ing life Of New York.
Who was she? I determined TO see.
y few days Later WAS mounting a
flight Of brownstOne steps in quiet up
town street, and making known my mis-
sion was ushercd into pretty. harmoni-
Gus room, oriental in style. 1t showed
that an artistic taste had selected the odd
trifleS that filled il. One right angle was
deep divan covered with rugs and
heapCd with the most inviting looking
pillows Above it hung a piece Of
tapestry, an excellent copy Of Bouguer-
eau'S Two Loves" The mantel was
drapcd in fishnct that looked rs if it had
seen good service and was loopod up ut
one side by a long fishing rod. japanese
mating and odd antique rugs covered
the floor. On the walls were many choice
water colorS, But just above the piano
Were some pictures that interested me
moro-thc original pen and ink sketches
Of Tho Kiss Of Gold" daintilv framed
in white. and also an original drawing
Of Miss Jor,lan's heroine in her other
strong dramatic story. The Other
House"
y very pretty violet eyed girl in n blue
morning gown came in to see me.
You want 10 speak IL my sister, she
asked. she writes ina room nj the TOP
Of the house, jyIst as far away as she can
get from all OF Us. and if YOU won't mind
going up two pairs Of stairs I'll take You
to her"
followed my guide up the stairs TO q
white door 1T the end of 4 narrow hall
under q stained glass skvlisht.
Oar knock interrupted the soft hum,
ming Of a comic opera air. and We went
in. Miss Jordan WAS sitting ~ the win.
dow before long oak writing table. a.
which was Ecapci 4 chaos of papers OF
almost every color
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-12-06

stately house, in such modest room
produces its full effect of beauty and re
tinement. Ii is proverbial how easy it
Is TO make cottage rooms pretty.
Thus writes correspondent OF The
Housewife, who continues TO discourse
as follows: Take courage then. We own
ers Of low rooms: \ grand effect may
not be yours, but far better the coZy,
lovahle charm which few very high
rooms can ever compass. 1t is curious
decorative fact that, though frieze is
utterly unsuited 10 a very low room, u
dado feet i inches or feet deep has
an excellent effect. Are there deep
beams across the ceiling: Then paint
these the color Of old oak and utilize as a
show place for old china.
Let us suppose this room to be well
lit, big windows down the side and a
large one nj the end, but that the aspect
is chilly one. Then surely il is time
for 8 hold stroke, and we cover the walls
with a red, broraielikc paper, with a
yellow ceiling paper shining between the
dark rafters. The windows we hang
with the old tapestry cretonne cur
tAins," fascinating i'll massive dull green.
blue and bronze LEAKAGE against the gold
background.
Curtained part way down its length,
any Icing room can he broken up and
made picturesque; then, too, is formed
by such drapery II cozy nook free from
drafts.
y loghouse with beams showing may
br picturesque, with birch baskets of
trailing wood vines suspended overhead,
Navajo blanket for curtain, and a
bunk with ing pillows in turkey red
twill and hutternut jean, a far more ar
tistic and desirable color than the blue
denim people are growing tired of. The
jar for flowers may he either Japanese
red and gold, Rookwood or the red Leeds
ware. or i'll default of either. the shape
suggests form of lard jar, which only
needs II coat OF Indian red OK amber
paint 10 bC received in good society, filled
with evergreen branches and cones where
flowers are NOT.