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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
HOW SLATE IS MINED.
he wosderfal sAfn OF the workmea whs
Cus Itrp.


Tho manner In which slate Is mined
and Gu: Up for purposes TO which it Is
applied l. process that Is known 70
only few people IN this county. its
principal sources being in upper New
England and eastern Pennsylvania II
is not taken ous Of shafts. bu. IL Is quar-
ned cut % biz holes in the earth Sor,e
So-. Pa, ne vas invited 70 90 down
into one q these Quarries. about 500
feet deep and overland On q rope. bu.
he declined the invitation. As I think
no-t inexperienced persons would do.
The slate l. blasted out in huge blocks
and i boosted cot BIZ steam and turned
over 90 the men who know how 20 re-
duce Is 70 The proper siZe- Huge blocks
q II are taken IN hand by these work
nea. who cut q notch into o-e end Of
each p:e-na Then They take a chisel and
4 nallec, I'D they a-e % skillful IN III.
rectin- tllsir blows tina, they can spli;
the blocks Of slate in almost ary way
they please /: you watch the slab OF
which one O: them i working. you VIII
ard presently the block VIII fall apart
On either side Of this marx The work
men viii make this line 20 straight
through the middle, OF 10 eithe- o1-usr
,rs- ~ be iikes. ! DO uo< know Just bow
lie do~s IL bu: he invariably accou-
p'ishes wha. he sta cut 20 do
The smaller p:erss thus produced are
taken II hand BY another &c. @. men,
who split ;hen Up iE.o shec-s % the
p.oper thickness fJ- roofing slate. This
they DO with long blaGed instrument:
ah.ou: the shape q putty knife, bu:
many times Lager. and IL you SAT-
Iheu. DO IL you would marvel how they
cot TIE sheets only o.e inch thic: and
split i; 90 times The usual humber Of
divisions Is 10. These sheets ara taken
and cur into squares by machinery
Wherever there ara slate quarries you
viii find grea: many Welshmea. for
che be-. skaters come t-0.n Wales. Bow
follow rae c-1Ge Of their fathers. and
there 1-e whole families and settlements
who know 70 other means q earning .
living New Yo-k Advertiser.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

The American beauty owes her
prestige more to clear complexion
than to any other attribute. A Gun
OF Parks Tea will enable anyone to
possess this. 1t clears the skin and
removes pimples and that sallow.
muddy look. Parks Tea is used by
thousands OF ladies for the COM
plexion. Without being . cathartic
cures constipation. Sold by Hartz
& U!lemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
Children Cry fo'
Pitchers Castoria,
Sheriff. Aase.

By v5ytue o. s,eci.l ex-cutson aud fee hi
Va so-s rs1et cut of The eserk. otEce Of re ~
cui. cc1r- Of Eocs Isls-6 csarcy and ,t.cs o. fI'
noi.. ard % me erected, vhers By an co-1-
n-DcSd 20 rake the iHoru. OF certain fot~
nent recently ob-ained sgsin.; N.zrz. I.rsrr
AID crr1s.lre Larson II favoc o. Andrew p. Iir1
qEis.- on. Of the lxn1s- serececfs, good. 81
easItei. Of the said defendants. Ma nus Lzr-c-
ane Christine Larson- have leysd upon the fol-
loving rr0Serly- to-~:,- Thf East hzi. gsLl q
QUITO: Eve 81. 10 A'czJ'. sscoas addition 70
EA.- Rock l.iacc- in ihe csty Of Noise cour "
Of Rock Island AID state Il Limos
The-efo e. accorcine TO aid cour.rd 4 ehs;,
e1pos for sale ~ rzblc ancsion ali he rirh..
THE asd interest CT the above named Nsrnu.
L.s-on and Christine Larson IN ard TO the .Eoye
eetcdsed property. on Monday. the Les DAY o.
October. 1894 ~ 10 o'ciock o n, a. the ro-.t
oooc 81 the court bo1ee m the CRY Of Rock Lei
end. In the eosny of Eock Island As6 state 9.
Illinois, foc cash Ia had. 70 sstsfy sssd
a-t fee bill c. d. G 0RDOy
Sheriff Of Dock Ieiaod Couno1 IflipSss
Dated q Kocs Alazd this sza dxy Of seo,eu.
BET. A. .. 1so1-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

TECvAS PLsSTz challenged Con-
gresham Marsh to meet him in Joint
debate ai such places So might he
agreed upon BY The two eongressiou-
a. coz nii:ee.. but the latter cOu-.lv
declined TO accept the challenge. Civ
Ing 10 reason Cor declining. TIE pub
lie know. the reason.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
For E<ssfifzi Arms

Take 4 two gallon pitcher q water in
TIE night hand. Tais.. Is over your had
and swing IL from LEI: 20 night II = cir
Gle FOX five minutes: then reverse the
motion. oirclin- IL from lefr 10 right
holding the pitcher zrri-h; and avoid
ing spillire any Q: the fluid When this
Can b accomplished with ease and &C.
czrsry. take seooad .wo Gallon pitcher
filed with water and swing tina, ar:
from left 20 night with the left hand.
and as facility i acquired reverse the
motion frC-.s night 90 left More p-ac-
fice will ts found Necessary with the
left THAI the Tigh. hand BO,h hands
ard a-s.s being trained next take two
gallon pitcher full Of water IN each
hand and make the movement with both
simultaneously. being careful tia: the
sap;dly revolving pitchers shall nos
touch The vessels must cross each 9th
er's orbits .; different angles
This ia a rnoss developing exercise 10
a-ms. neck and hack, and when perfect
in the cssrci-e IL viii Be possible TO PSF
form the neat little Centrifugal expert
rnent Ct the whi.ling Of an open can O.
milk around the head without .palinS Q
drop Three months Of this simple ex-
ercise will perfect the arms o. even .
delicate WOMAN mo-. BEAUTIFULLY and
increa-e her physical strength TO a point
where she may without effort control
h.r entire household 4 husband who
s~es his wife whirlinS four gallons
srornd her head with the grace and
lishtness Of butterfly upon the wing
will hesitate about differing with her in
mere matters o! opinioa--Sew Orleans
TincS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

The Illinois whea; crop. recent:
harvested. j. valued =: $4,000. 90.
evea si presen: prices The corn
crop 70 above tae average. AID Is
worth SS0.oOQ.CJo- The yield Of hay.
cats. RE AID potatoes averages well
with pact year-. while live stock Is.
been doing well and viii bring good
prices A. compared with The con-
diiion II the agricultural districts OF
the west. Illinois h,s grea; cause 70
be thankful.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

QUISCr HERALD; Callom. Mason
ani Pullman make the republican
senatorial cocktail. Cullom Is the
ice, Mason the spiri; AID Pullman
the sugar. Be; will tie people
swallow
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
Win lovely .c==r ore-Eors-.
IN %. 20 l.-e hsr l. Il -lrc--
~ 80 20 - -er L - : Nc- : =
" "a. charm CT .co-k= Ter lelt-c,c.y
Xs.-E-- ran axe 10 mir &H,s

VA. charm g. .ootk= Ter nsI.-c,o.y,
WAX ~ tan axe tie P2i- ss.s.
ole q he ..35e., c..e. 1h-..cizz rass.. :
ia; q .oze sweet zo5ss- ~oz.r. VITO. il .r-.v-
Ing 70 z,k= be- hoze Ii,e tsp,r. rs orsr,sxs {.
her csEez-e cozs'itzii0z z-,I re. Assta : -
co7Ple;ely 5-okes cow that ts, every lnozen,
= zss-s. Sz-u-.l feeling. q Gel cay PROM
nzr 70 csfe. ooo.-.;t-s physician -usIi :hz zo.s
s-rioz- -s-zlr- have sa.ued D. P.src='s Paw d.
lie Prescription removes The necessity q any
embarrassing eorszi:2,ion zi,A physsci.S Dr.
Pierce "a. devoted scaz active life to he COS
est stzay Of wsmEr's diseases, ard TO specials.
IL the -orIc !. terer :;,ed 10 prescribe las- he.
Complete ei-fesols Are given with each bo..ls.
Fog periodical rs.rs- bearing dora sensations
IerTo-. Debility sr5 AZ z-s-sne disorders, -F.-
yo-i.e e.ctp,icn- !. s.z-e ere
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN,
q Page From Her History.

IAe Important experiences Of Others --e
i1tsrSstsz<- The following = no exception.
4 ~ t.,-a t0c15ici With heart dt-sas. -
St.-S - 4 u tha, ti-7s v.rT seriously Po-
cFe fc--s rs treated % GEz l.h ys.cizr. Gun
hrl-u->sr. as IL business hut oS.i-cd 20
Ckl-c On ac-O-u. ot Gr kc-1rh- A lzy-
s.ci17 tn.1 u friends tsz- c.J-lG rot iIEe a
.-o1tA- Ny Tee. ard ii-oS -e-e badly sEci-
.e7- aud Szs indeed II serious condition
sEsc <eatse-.z, 1iryyed nv attention 20
~ Atle> N-z Hear. Cu-S. and eztf thE- his
s-ss.E. Y 30 -. Teen af4fcred Uf1h hart lis
eass, h-2- - cured ~ tle r-l-e,iv. zud VS.
gan I srrTu1T, healthy vo-1E- ..Cr-1z 9
: o9t-seos tse Her-t Cure. cn. II less ,kzz
p sJ-s aetsr t-sta- the L-sL &c c--i-sI
i.c. :. ctstI ". - enc ut il -. Ct---u - -
o. - t-.zl-A When had -2Ecs. tl.-ysa t'.z1s
GU LzJ's = ankles se-.eti-izs 1 had rCt
c9.., IL Es1r--h=-=-c ny is-ls tSo tssa STs,1i-
IA 9 - l--S tE5y ss-.ed ! ,r.osEt Iilsr4tss5
bS-NrS E@d t2AGa cuS eo--fs II the Ne.
Essz-- t-I-c che swelling had all CU-e dow \
ea1 l ~ - E4-.-- better III: ci1 nv OWE
w. g = ~ r,1-.S-- -4ec.1t..sI SIX C.fe-s are
10 n tal- valuable md Mrs Koran
- y harrison - "a 600. IL
llr- ELt~ Ss= Heart Cur discover -
81, >Tsa-llIlSs n h=--r Issss l. 80. ~
All Druggists % 2 p.r-ltf.e CIzr5.Esseeor cent
y Ia L- NILES hecii,-lI Co E-1xi4z.rr- Ir on
rsreif't - prise 3 pa c5tt.c * s-1-rle- fa-
>. eIIrese prepaid Il < positively tree s-u..
a. Cs-a;e> ~ t4EEerOL> crue-s-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
Ls.Peo FRoN TIE WINDOWS.
Two Il=e. an - La. Caused b. q ,so.lae
-. ks1.oata:

tH - l. Nas=>esi Dr. 6
>,~.v> ks?Iodta--
ST. Louis. >-p5 Il several person.
were i-tIre.. II &. teae--s=u. house dre q
Moran street. wes- q. Eo1-tee1:h T1o
-a-Jl.n= stoves expo! : a-ri9>: -.1la.ta1l-
eously. one l. NJ I.7c:a Haao1e1.'s
EOc1e, IiI2 Morgan stree. and aao-E=- IN
Th1r1a, G..-Dore'- acu~e. - North E1-r-
teeutE STREE The !aj-rSst xere removed
70 the city hospital lEeIE usrles are: =
Il Boxey. face aIzi hair s;E--d; L zzie
Coleman le- and zrra broken: Tom Gil
EacEe, oGsae>i; Mrs. Tom Gilmore, slight
burns; Ms Lo:,ie I;.aok-u. leg broken
and badly b1rzssi. Jeans. RSlie-, fA-L.iy
baEa-s. ab1a- neck All bJiy sd le-
broken; IL >i.i,s. b..-sn ARA AM .ec.
.-zl3 sEoGns., sar@.i p. $50 ..1 use
burned about breat.
The houses ere old s-tck buildings two
stories high. forming p5F- OF ruv Of
sse.ricS s1opS TIE tenant. were a.
s<o-s az TIE sewing machines and Ia the
eIc!-ecl=c- b-oks Icr the staircase and
ElaiOTs- = lollce.lau arrived and
went 10 the assistance o. TIE uaf0E:ur ztes
across the street, where another fire Vas
raging Mrs. Render jumped from the
Latter place, landing On her side Two
babies we're also hGElei from the windows
by Tie st,EiShsed occupaEts- 4 co,o-si
man caught one, cbe other fell on the
>.tewalk- Neither was badly hurt Pew
Ny. Co.enan's evangelical mission I5dc-
i.S house : located n-xl door, and tbs
place, - well as at!1.aias property, was
hastily vacated
A-nsns :he injured M-snd M-z- S,hias
-
Sahias f-s. leap@i from the window 70
tae f-oCt pavement Aaf Immediately after
his wife followed OfTics- E-nuenan re-
moved them 70 ueis boring drug store
l. Zzie Co!eIn=s, colozet, sustained 5
broken lee als arm after b1rlias her
baby 20 cEe sidewalk Mary PIasro also
threw her ll.t:s one cut Of the vildoM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

Ex-PREsiDEST HAKEIsoS i 20 &C.
lively engage in the western poli;-
ieal campaigu. He will be the hrs;
retired executive who became >
"s;umper.- Fancy Jefferson and
Jackson emerging from ti-nihed re-
iiremeu; TO participate in the rough
and iunlb bic Of the musings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

Cot BEsckISEiDGE Is out Of pol
tiles asd Madeline Pollard has sbau-
dOned stage career. Thanksgiving
day will be heartily celebrated this
wear
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
Killed BY an Electric Shock.

NE~ YORK Sep,. q Daniel Null.ue.
aged q, Of Iss S.ai. ayeaU=, Brooklyn,
was Instantly killed b. an electric shock
on the s,oop cf 90 ChTys..e street. th.,
city. The boy mad PLACED lis hands CT
the s:ol railing charged x..L electricity
and lie received the full force Of tie cur
rent The electricity had escaped from q
motor used 70 run fan n restx uraut II
the lower s.ory ot ihs ho1se
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

PIyK BLUFFS. Ark. Sept 2l.-The
boiler Of a sawmiil lear Sulphur Springs
exploded, killing an employe named
Ward and wounding four others. The
mill was destroyed. the loss being &c, 0OC
TO the owner, Frank Carver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
. ASKED hER AGE

Iasked her a<.- To crimson crvw
Her pearl white cn<ek-zh- then koeV
What NJ suFstisy lad LOST.
Her pretty bad IN anger tossed
Had prezEes h~yuct ny de-
Ihe atmosphere t1r-ed te-ssiy hi1e-
1cozIi 10: r1ess her wrath cozi3 you?
lie .znorh nsss O. oc- 1--we NJ. crossed
asked her age.
Tie liet.-iox froz her dark eyes few.
To ElAke amends rkA- cp1,j d9s
Iks.-et her ;h<n- .. zny co=-.
Wien stricken By The lahSal f-o-.-
NJ Leasr vas froeer through a,d thrucSh
Asked her aSe-
-Do-V,As D. n Detroit FREE PresA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
YErpAI. SEPrExsEg 81. 1884.

PEosIs HEg,LD: Peoria-First in
the hearts Of the people. but second
Cor third il the base bal! contest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

Serl.Cs--y LncS.st = re Rya- E-ccE.
cecocc 40 Bay Streets, D.vecucE., Iowa
ALL AFFLICTED ARE WELCOME.
DIS, A16s-s7z so Rose AZ Erasux.ss Of re
le.--S media colleges Of tk.< coz-YJ. aid
VIE y ys-rs slq@-.eoos L re ;rs..Esc. O.
cn-CCtc c1-esze--
CATAREH. THROAT AND LUNGS
TlsY s-cce--:CTy trea, C1.s--h Tn-os. a-t
Lang c-.e-=s= C Re digestive Organs 6Ts,eu-
So I've. tr9uo.ss, co-s-lps-so., c.-uutc d:.r
reGs-
KTDSET AND URINARY
TFo.oies speedily removed.
NERVOUS DISEASES.
TIE ma, aggravated ezses Are z-zectIy a-t
pe-E.-scSy c-rei - oz- r=v Ee.h1t Of Tea.
=sz--
LADIES LFTLICTEO-S,ecs,l attention s.-.-
20 81 diseases rSrzla, 20 ~o1er. Every facility
AID s1ys.tS-s 70; re treatment xzi s,eety -
nora. Of iAis c-Ss. g diseases.
Eleetricity-Its Scientific Applica
ton.
YscsA b,ezt.sss, ~ nioiee, srp>rszo-s ta;r
vIrs -A,xs, ruE.o,<, vs-s, ETC, removed y eiee
;:olyx..-
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
Al .rozb-s- sr-s-z- rom tzp--e t,oo-t scrpf-
Ia eczema t---er. tzl0r. -lce-s. etc
Css ee c1a.zltet co1E1=rf.y - letts. o. o,ts-.
vse- SEED ceE-. for Question bi.-k Address
DIS Anderson 4 ROSE, RJAr hIock, DAyen-
port lczs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
sale q the Thousand Islands.

The government Is rejoicing over the
sale Of the Thousand islands which. il
appears. are going q; cheap for cash
Over 800 have been sold fO- the palcry
SUN Of go, coo. or. sar. fl25 eacL- The
Ontario government was no- given much
time TO consider their purchase. Ths
Dominion government has had its own
way. The "nigger In this woodpile" is
yes 10 be discovered Just what motive
Is b.hind :he discrimination Of the gov
eminent 30 sell the islands in sp;te Of
public opinion is not evident Those
who remember all the Rykers and other
timber land deals, and who look hack
over the IL years record Of this most
corrupt government, will lock for reve-
lations in connection with this matter
4one alphabetical Witness
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

II is the duty Of everyone. whether
at home or travelling for pleasure or
business. TO equip himself with The
remedy which will keep up strength
and prevent illness. and cure such
ills as are liable to come upon all in
every day life. Hoods Sarsaparilla
keeps the blood pure and less liable
60 absorb the germs OF disease.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

HOODS Pills are handmade. and
perfect in proportion and appear
snce-25c per box.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
Big Bargains

One Fine Organ, almost new, worth
500, at $50
One Good 7-octave square piano.
at $75.
One Good Organ if taken q, once,
at $50.
'WOODYATT T. Co.
III Second Ave. Rock Island.
4o6 Fifteenth Street. Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
BlIiG Y0IR FEEF

OES 10 II you and eve-y-
take all the pains We cz-
10 please and prove =.
VIII you Just come an
make your wants know
10 US
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
P.ere.,e.a Esp.or Ye: e.,ee

From letter written BY Mrs. Ada
z Hurd- Of Groton. :. D.. we quote:
Was taken with bad cold. which
settled on nv lungs Cough set in
and finally terminated IN cousump-
zion. Four doctors gave ne up. say
ing could live but short time.
gave myself Up % nv Saviour. deter
mined Il I could not stay with nv
friends on earth. ! would meet M
absent ones above. Nv husband was
advised 70 get d. King's New Dis
cOvery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds ! gave il trial. took in all
eight bottles; il hiss cured NE. and
thank God / am now s well and
hearty woman Trial bottles free al
Ea-tz * Bahnsen's drug store, regu-
lar size. soc and e..
GOOD LOOKS
Good looks are more than skin
deep. depending upon 4 healthy con-
dition OF al the vital organs. /. the
liver be inactive. You have bilious
look. IL your stomach be disordered.
ron have 4 dyspep,ic look. and j.
your kidneys be affected yoE have a
pinehed look Secure good health
and you will have good looks. Elec-
tric Bitters Is the great Alternative
and tonic. scts directly on these
vital organs. Cures pimples.
hlotohes, boils and gives a good COM
pleNion. Sold ST Hartz & Bshnseu's
drug store. SOC per bottle
sCcKLENs AgSICA sALvE-
-
cuts. bruises. sores. ulcers. salt
rheum- fever sores. letter. chappei
hands. chilblains, corns AID all skin
eruptions. ard positively cures
piles or 10 pay required Il is guar
anteed 20 give pertec; satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale By Hartz & CIlemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
TO Us

There are hundreds, yes.
thousands, of people in
and about the tri-cities
that we can fl, and they
don't know il. You Ill Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

Daily. bO2.iy e1ceP. Sunday. -Goiry ,c--h
:Ioi1s so1ta s-o east No. Is f11. 5s,~eer
Ce3A, R.pic. AID Wee. Lzbelty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20
HOUSEHOLD BREVITlES.

"A pail of cold water Will purify
the air of the room.
Experimentation pounds -four, one
half pound OF butter, one pint molasses,
one-fourth pound sugar, one ounce
ginger. one-half teaspoonful of creaH
of tartar-Farrn. Field and Fireside.
--Sardine Sandwiches and
skin some sardines, pick them fine and
mix with some ancbOvies, also boned
and chopped, or if more convenient uss
a little anchovy essence. Season with
lemon juice, pepper and salt.-CountrJ
Gentleman.
Lovely Rice Pudding 1.-TWO cupfuls
of raw rice. ore quart of milk. one cup.
ful each of sugar. raisins and currants.
one-half cupful of citron cut fine, one
half cupful of stoned dates, one tea.
spoonful of vanilla, and tablespoon.
full of butter Mix and bake in slow
oven four hours. Eat with sweetene6
cream.-Good Housekeeping.
Plum Fudding.-stew a pound Of
prunes until they are soft, take ont the
stones. sveeten to taste and add the
whites of three eggs beaten stiff Make
G puff paste and cover the bottom OF
the pudding dish. When the eggs are
well mixed with the prunes, spread
them over the crust and bake until the
crust is done. This IS delicious eaten
with whipped cream.-Orange Judd
Farmer.
-Coooanut Cake.-One pound Of
sugar. half q pound 81 butter, one
cocoanut grated. one-half pound OF
flour. six eggs, pinch OF mace, half a
teaspoonful of baking powder. Beat
the butter and sugar 20 > cream. add
the mace. the beaten yolks and the
whites Of the eggs beaten TO stiii
froth. then the -four into which the
baking powder has been stirred and
lastly stir in the coe0snut. Bake in
loaves. This receipt makes the most
delicious cake, and II only once tried
successfully feel sure Il VIII be given
a place OF honor IN the family receipt
book.-Bostoa Budget
-Saratoga Chips.-Peel large Irish
Potatoes-FeFy carefully eat them into
slices as thin as. possible, and soak
t-tN--A tFtl 80 t--A-NI Va ht~-@
water. When you are Teaay 70 cook
them for breekfa drain of The water
and rub them between the folds OF g
towel until they are perfectly dry.
Throw q naadtul a. q tine into a
spider % boiling hot lard. stirring
,hen al the time 50 they vii lot stick
70 each other or the spider As soon as
tEev become q light brown and crisp.
take them up quickly with Skinner
t. drain OF the lard, sprinkle them
with salt, ana lay thea On the dish
that Is TO 20 70 the tabls--HoIe-
Small Swiss Puidinss-Bezt II
the yolks 81 four fresh eggs win four
tsblespoonfuIS Of fac white sugar.
four "a blesDoonfuls o s-s drv flower.
two ounces Of butter. q pinch = salt !
tsaspooufuI 4 homemade baking
powder aa5 foUr tea spaoaiu-s q cream,
then add. Ia; II al. and very light 8.
the whites Of ;vso eggs beaten 20 - :
frotA- Hare reAdK the recn4z.ie nEla-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20

William Mathewson Of this city Is to be
made the hero of novel that viii rsvolu.
tiopize eastern ideas about tRs heroes OF
frontier life.
The novel will be entitled 1.-THE Original
Buffalo Bill,' and its author will be no
less parsonage than the renowned Cap
tain Jack Crawford, the post scout.
John d. Davis. Esq, of this city is just in
receipt of letter from Captain Crawford,
of many pages, ia which be states his de-
sire to correct the popular idea about Buff
falo Bill and give Mr.. Mathewsou the
credit be is entitled to- Mr.. Davis and
Captain Crawford are from the same town
in Pennsylvania and are warm friends
since boyhooi. So warm that Captain
Crawford, writing from Chicago 20 him,
says: 81 would give a quarter section Of
land on State street. iif l had is, If
could find time TO go down 10 Wichita and
spend IA few days with yourself and my
old friend Bill Mathewson."
Captain Crawford worked in the same
mines in Pennsylvania that John Davis
worked in foI ten years. and where the
latter was known as the little -four bar
rel"
Captain Crawford was an Irish lad when
I he entered the mines as a boy, having
come over with his parents from the north
of Ireland. He lived SO far north that his
mother used TO take him to their cOtIage
door and polut out to him the "hIelauds"
! of Scotland where she was born. At the
/ breaking out OF the war he enlisted, al
though but II years old. He could not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-20
omeIet with strawberrle..

Pick about forty large ripe and very
fresh stra wbsrries: select twenty %
the finest ones and cut them in four;
then place them IN a bowl with sugar,
a piece Of orange peel and two spoon
fuls of rum: keep them N a cool place.
Press the remainder 81 the straw Der
ries through q fine sieve and put the
pulp into q bowl 10 swceteu and also
lay on Zee. Break seven or eIgnt eggs
il vessel. mix ia two soup spoohfuis
Of sugar two soup spOoufuls u good
cream. a fesg small Bit, Of butter and .
grain 81 salt, beat up well Heat some
fresh butter IN pan, pour IN tie
beaten eggs and STIR with q FORK until
they thickeu. when tEe oneles de-
taches from the pan bring u forward
and Ill i with fbe cut Up strawbeTriss
without any Of iae liquid and turn =
over with one stroke on long dish
Give i pretty shape besP-ink-e with
powdered sugar, glazs with 8 rel hot
iron three-slzteeuths Of an inch IL ai-
ameter. and surround with the plree-
into which should BE- Incorporated the
liquid from the CHARTERED straw berries.
The EPicureaE-