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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04
DOCTORS DON'T DENY II.
The frank testimony of q
famous physician.

Afflicted With the rheamsfls- f5r fAres
year,. and had taken - she had infefmf1
ne. more fhan one hundred dollars uqith
n medicine n obtain relief, yet sifho1t
any beneficial result ! advised her % III
= bottle Of ~. Ayers eafsapafiiia AID told
her that " u failed 10 Do her good, wouid
refund the niouey. short time sitter.
ward. learned that " had cured her, and
a eizhbof % hers similarly anicted vas
also entirely relieved 81 his complains ~
tts use. This l. the universal fesait q The
administration Of your safnapariiia- 10
a. without exception. The best blood rbTi-
Ger with which ! am acquainted"
there Il no othef sirniiar medicine can
show q similar record. othsf. hase iml-
iated the remedy. They can't initiate The
record. Dr. Ayers eafsapartlla has ne
f-iendship ~ the ply aiciaa and the favor
Of tn family. because u cufes- II ial1lle
81 promises made fof u. II has healed
thousands Of people Of the most malifnant
diseases that can nIutiiate mauEinds
Nothing has ever superseded y aud botn-
ing ever will until . medicine - made
that can show = record Of cufes greater ~
number and equal In wonder 70 those
wrought By DT. Ayers safsapafilla, Dr.
Ayers curcbook. q story q cures told ~
the cured u seat free on request y ne
]. {. Aver Company Lowell, Mas Nfits
iof H.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

But Mr.. Clarence Lowderidgs waited
10 hear no more. lie shot up the In
cline OF the road as though puTsasd b.
d spirit. meanwhile making aE inter-
nal note Of another character for his
eomedy-drama Of country life.
When he reached the cummii Of the
climb. hs glanced back with a sigh
Of relief and muttered:
Thank heaven. ! once believed In
Buddhal"--Amzley'B Magazine.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04
AMOUNTING WITH OIL.
Ancient Use Of unguenis for suppleness.
neauty aud Health.

From the san Francisco Argonaut.
Il was the custom among the athletes
and the giadiators q old 20 anoint the
body with oils And az the olive grew
upon the sunny Etruscan hills and on
the slopes Of greater ana lesser Greece.
rs Il does today. Il is probable that the
luxurious ldlers IN the baths Of Cara
Gala used for amounting their bodies
olive oil tlnctured with oriental per-
fumes. As FOR the Roman athletes.
they we're In the habit OF using the
freshly expressed oil Of the olive 10
give agility and suppleness 70 their
limbs. Some Of the creates; beauties
Of whom history babbles have also
been prone 10 the Use OF oil. Nine
Recamier was in the habit Of partak-
ing freely Of olive oil with her food
and used Il also after the bath. Her
beautiful skin and clear complexion
we're doubtless due 10 this rather than
to powders or paints dabbed upon her
with brush or powder pun. as mod
ern patent medicine vendors would
have many women believe. Tradition
says that both Cleopatra and Zenobla
partook freely Of olive oil and used oils
as inunciloEs after the bath. In the
countries where the olive fourishes.
such As Italy, medical practitioners use
the oil very freely for . host Of all
ments. Fever patients are sometimes
soothed In Italy by cSslous inunctlons
Of olive oil. Il Is maintained In the
Leyantine countries that the use OF oil
externally prevents rheumatism. govt
and other kindred maladles which are
aggravated By external chllls. and that
the Internal use Of the oil removes the
toxic condition Of the blood. which
leads TO the generation OF these
maladies.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04
I co. HEART.BRoKEN.

PRODUCTION that he wrote for n living
and was purely and intensely literary.
Dolly excused his hair aud his attire.
lie was just about 10 start upon his
religion tack when Dolly stopped him
Ia amazement by asking.
Mr. lowderidge. do you believe In
Buddha?"
Madam" replied tho literary young
Ftcr dreamily. mot TO believe In Bud
dha w0uls Ne 10 mlsirust you"
THAT tetuea g." ground ont the
rrctty roubrctte with a very unsou.
bretii1A rrimace. ana she proceeded to
lay ths lash Of her quick tongue M.
merclfully upon her adorer
II 80 away heart-hrokcn." he muir.
INJURED when she had finished her H.
rade. "but With faith mistaken. A day
will como when you will be kinder 10
me and not send mo on like the stern
yet adorable churl. who refuses the
beggar the glass " water"
Belinda" Dolly called 20 her maid
who was passing through the hall NJ
this moment. hand Mr.. Lowderldre
a glass Of water. Good morning. sir"
Ton years later Mr. Clarence Low
deridge, the most successful and blood
curdling molodramatist Of the decade
was speeding along n lonely country
road on his bicycle. His last ak
mon,hs Of labor worry and slceplcss-
ness had resulted In the greatest mclo-
drama within the recollection Of the
critics. aud the worst. hut II caught
the crowd and Mr. Lowdoridgo was en-
deavorlng tO recurerate his spent onor-
giles far from the busy haunts Of men.
The dust rose In clouds. parchlng his
throat. and he was fain 10 alight be-
fore q rather shabby cottage IN the en-
dcavor 10 buy glass OF milk or cider
A Fat. short woman came ont ~ ahe
heard the gate slam behind him She
was not n rnvlshlng but q decidedly
healthy creature. and her homcly fea-
lures seemed TO grow upon him IN In
torost despite tho uncomfortable state
VI N'l hiANh'W NIlNHf HlNt lfNff N't ANA'
asked for tho milk and received tho
enormous howl of cream from her
bowed hands with an inward shud-
der. sIo offered TO pay for Il and the
dame took his quarter and made him
change to the SUN Of fifteen cents ia
jiffy
us this the quickest road 10 Cor
ham," Mr.. LowderIdgc asked as he
stepped outside Of the gate and pre-
pared TO remount
That's what II ls young man." re-
piled the dame. In an ear-plercing
twang: aud with the next breath she
drawled In sing-song:
I'm Jolly, youthful gay and all that.
And ! wear my hair In braid"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

BY accurate measurements o. ths
hearts force Il has been calculated that
In twenty-four hours the amount OF
work done by Il "a equal 10 i24 tons: or
IN other words. n the whole force ox-
pended by the hear. Ia twenly-four
hours we're gathered into one huge
stroke. such a power would ln i2l
tons one foot on the ground. The heart
really performs this amount q work In
sixteen out of the tweuiy-four hours.
FOR eight hours during the day are
taken mp by rests every beat being fol
lowed by a pause, during which the
heart stops Another calculation shows
that the distance travelled by the blood
thrown out OF the heart ls seven miles
an hour. lGS miles a day. or l.2g2 900
miles 10 a life time Of seventy years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04
Men IIn,cnt An the rrl,ll,rs.

she-"Thero's a great deal Of unfair.
ness In this world Women are barred
out Of society Tor things that men may
do with Impunlty" Hc-"That may
be true but. on the other hand. men
would be barred out OF society n they
did some lhings that women do with
impunity every day sho-"Td like
to have you name Just one Of them. 70
ile-"Well,klssIng other peoples wives
and daughters and swcothearts, for In.
stance"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

The two hold-up artists looked down
az the covering saloonkoepcr Then
they hustled him across the room and
showed him into bis own refrigerator.
One Of them bent down and hoarsely
whlspered' SAY, here's O little up-to.
date advice for you. my friend" lie
paused "a he swung the heavy door.
IT'S to walt and keep cool" Then the
door slammed. Cleveland plain Deal
err
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

Teacher cot Juvenile clafsl Johnnie.
what was the lrsi thlng the Parllans
did when they landed AZ Plymouth
rocks johnnie iell upon their
knees Teacher That's right Now
Tommy. what was the next thiur they
did? Tommy roll upon The sborlg.
lnes.-Chloago News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

Society In New York dances with
black babies In Us arms. does cake
walking, plays the banjo. and gives
minstrel shows. When the negro sets
the pace for society In that way Il
would seem at FIRST glance as II no
were loolI up. But II Is merely the
borrowing Of his fun and sentiment
without aly compensating return; and
down South he 20 shot by the best
people" a.. the crime Of ofiiceholdlng.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

You VIII enjoy this publication MUCK
better 70 you VIII gpt into the habit Of
reading ihr advertisements. they WIN
AFFORD o most Interesting study aud
VIII put you DO the way OF getting
some excellent bargains. our advof
Users are reliable, they send what they
advertise
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

II see Congressman Bouielle. when
asked what he thought the public
would say In regard to his opposition
to Secretary Long, declared that the
public could go to the devil "Ig
that so1 Why. hadn't heard that
Boutelle was going into the show bust.
russ. "-Cleyeland leader.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04
VALUABLE LINCOLN DOCUMENT
Bounty Cialm Tor services In the Biaeh
maMk Mnr Innnd

Hawk War Pound
From the New York Journal. A vain.
able Lincoln document has jpst been
unoarthed IN the pension ONCE IN
Washington by Colonel Dalton. chief o.
the old war and navy division. Il u a
bounty land claim. made by the mar.
tyred president In 1865. IN which he
makes application for 100 acres under
the law allowing such allotment 20 all
soldiers who served fifteen days or
longer In any war previous to the civil
struggle, Captain Lincoln. o. he was
then. received the land Tor whish he
asked. The document. which was
sworn to by Mr. Lincoln. declares that
he served forty days In 1892 o. captain
Of company In the regiment OF mn.
nols mounted volunteers commanded
by Colonel S. W. Thompson. IN the war
with the British baud OF Sacs and Other
tribes Of Indians on the northwestern
frontier known as tie Black Hawk
war"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

sells-well. old chap. us all settled
] am going to marry Miss Mills next
month and want you to act as best
man. Wells-All right. my boy; you
can count upon me- never desert a
friend when misfortune overtakes him.
Chicago News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04
fIiI.burg Inpro,.mrnt. comnl.,.a

ri''shurv improvement. compistsd.
ihe improvements that the Baltl,
more and Ohio Railroad have had un.
arr way at Pitisburg for the past an.
Teen months have been completed with
the exception u a small amount Of nav.
ing between the tracks. which viii he
done In the spring.
The llne now has splendid terminals
al that point and sufficient trackage %
handle the vast amount OF business
with no, only economy. but with ce-
ier'ty. The changes cost In the neigh.
borhood OF $4,000 and consist OF a
new yard az Glcnwood lone Of PITTS.
burga suburbsl, double track trestel
nearly two miles In length, the chang.
ing of the line Of rad leading into the
passenger station and the building u
new freight yards near that point.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

'lean blopi means a ciean skin No be,uty
Nlhnui 70. tucarsta. Caniy Clihartic cisani
!ouf blood ani keeps 10 clean by stirring 90
ul' Jay Air- aul driving on Impurities ron
,l' p'iy hesn to-day 20 Danish p.mnis,
'.n. uioicno, bllcknoals. tni ihaf slrxiy
'olA complexion hy taking Cascafen. -
beauty for isn cents an irayrsts. tat..I.e.
uon suaruntrel. Doe. ~. 60.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

II h stated that every thread OF o
spiders web Is made up Of about 5000
separate flbegs. II pound OF this
thread were required. Il would occupy
nearly $4,000 spiders full year to fur.
nlsh II.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

nstic. full Of lic. nerve ard Fig0f take S0-To-
BAG. tic Nonfcr-wurAcr that makes weak men
strong al druggists ~. or 81. Cure Euaran-
tsed Booklet and sample free. Address
6terliax Remedy Co. Chicago - New iorx
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

Young Airy, the lawyer. seems to
have a very high oplaion OF his call
ing" why not7 His o1iee Is on lhs
fourteenth floor"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

II yon ela'm IN church THAT TIE Lord
u your rest and peace. lot the children
see that yCu told the truth about Il
when you 81, home
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

Moot workers In Switzerland are en-
ployed about eleven hours a day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

The production Of copper IN this
country last year reached $4,000. 900
pounds. a substantial increase.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

How foolish for a mother to talk 10
her children about religion. unless she
can show them what K lax.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

IN japan every workman wears on
his cap an inscription stating his buai-
ness and his employers name.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

Piso's Cure for Consumption Il the best
o. All cough cures.-George W. Lott,
fabueher, Ia, August IS, 1906.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

Educate Your 1ioweis wiih Casesrei.
Candy Caihariir. cars constipation forever
lec -. nc. G. t'iall. druggists rciuni money
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

There Is a firm Of Wholesale grocc-s
IN Johnsiown Pa. which rciolces In
the name of Love. Sunshine q Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

Take Caaearefs Candy cathartie loo. or.,-
HS. l. Z. fail 70 care. druggists rrfan moasv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

a special school for backward chill.
dren has been established IN Philadel-
pnia, and two more are contemplated.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

A silver coin IL usually in currency
70. tMeniy-seyea years
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

The rapid growth Of the finger nails
Is supposed to indicate good health.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04
BELIEF IN BUDDHA.

81 Jolly. youthful.
gay and all
that,
And / wear my
hair In a braid.
/ know no more
than how 10
spell eat
But I'm danger
Gus. still I'm
afraid;
For | know you
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04
Builders Of war vessels are convinced
that the era Of prosperity has arrived.

Senator Mason ought TO eight that
Spanish editor II he has 10 DO It By
substitute.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup
tor ehiiifsn ieethir toftsns ne ruu frssr
mAtion, eafs pain, cures Wind rate Is eertsa bottle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

The saltwater Nina. Mirror has
suspended publication after a prosper
Gus career Of a dozen years. II was
published IN the state peniten;iaFy, and
the suspension was unavoidable be-
cause there are no printers stopping
there ut present.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

Aliens Fooi-Ease, n powder Tor the
feet. T. cures palnfrl. swollen. sirart.
ing feet and Instantly takes the sting
"nt ~ corns ana bunlons. lt's the
greatest comfort discovery Of the ags.
Aliens Foot Ease makes tight ni'lng
or new shoes feel easy. II T. certain
cure for sweating. ci.lJus and hot,
llred' nervous. aching feet. Try Il to-
day. Sold by ail druggists and shoe
stores. By mai Tor 2jc In camps.
Trial package FREE Address. Allel
y. Olmsild. Ie Roy. y. Y.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-04

Halls Catarrh Cure
Il taken Internally. Price, &c.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-09-24
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Last Saturday Alexander Nicol jr. was driving Ben. Schuster's fine team and hnggv in from Carlos Noyer's ranch about 10 miles east of town. The bug gy was loaded with women and children all went alright until they came to @ very steep hill miles from town, after starting down tEe hill it was found that the brake would not hold the bug gy from running against The horses. the horses were natuArlly firery and became frightened and began to run and kick until they became uncnntFol- libIe, when very near the bottom the buggy capsizrd and they were all thrown from he vehicle, The following named persons are those that were ih the buggy:.
 Alexander Nieol jr. Mrs. Ben. Schus- ter and her two children Arthur and Eddie; Mrs. $. NJ Craig and her two children sidney, Willie ami Molly Baca. All were shaken up pretty badly; about the time the buggy turned over one of the horses fell down and was unable 10 @iee, upo1 e1eU:Gstjcr + YES roacd
The St. Johns herald., 1898-09-24

Alhnquerque. \. M., Sept. 15 1S9S. Mir. 4. B. McGaffey,
 agent, Hoolbtook ..
 Dear Sir:
 Replying to your inquiry I have to say flat there ar excellent facilities for grazing sheep in transit at Emporia, hans. There Is plenty of good grass and an ahnn'iance of pure water near the St"ck-yartis and from ten 10 fiftv double-de, carloads of sheep can be handled there at one time. Pasture can be rented at q charge of $l.25 per D. D. ear per day, shippers to furnish their own herders. The A T. & $ F. have aIf arrangement by which shipments of sheep>ean be stopped several days at EmpOria to graze without additional charge and the sirort run from that point on to market makes it extremely desire ahlo 10 graze there, as sheep arrive on the market in first class condition.
 Very truly yours
 G. l. Brooks.
 L. s. 4.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-09-24
OUR TERRITORY.
News Notes From All Sections
 of i riZ0na'
clerk of the
 Probate court.

News Notes From All Sections of Arizona
 man named Hodges was lorked mp in the county jaIt some days ago. he be. ing insane from the use of morphine. His ravings for the drug have been both piteous and rrvoIting. Yesterday he thresteued 10 curw up the electric light globes. He suidenIy seized a small lookinkgtass and quick Iysevered the arterles of both wrists. A physician " as called n and the mans life saved. -Courier
 Eightt5n Navajo boys from the Re- servation came in from Ftr Defiance on Shnday and on Monday left for Ft. Apache where they will attend the Government School Fhis idea of bring ing these old time tribal enemies to- gether iu the school room is an exceil- e1t one and wllI undoubtedly result in
 better relations.-Gallup Cleaner.
 Apache and Navajo counties have been-in a polTtical seHse-ever since theIr organization. merely "hewers of wood ana drawers Of water" Isn't It abont time for either one nr the other of those counties. to be recognizedo We think these two countries, which have received naugtt but political husks, since the recolIecuons Of their oldest inhabitant rHunelh not to the conira- ry, shouId be c0naidered for once before they become hoary with age. Don't forget in your selfshness, there are others and those ''others' sometimes get tired with an etergai occupation Of toting wood and water
 Alfred Ruiz. esq, district attorney of Apache county, aud chairman of the Apache democratic delegation, had the distinguIshed honoro Of casting the vote which nominated Tolouel J. F. Wilson i for congress. Mir, Ruiz's course throughout the convention was one of consistency, dignity and seIf-respect- ing. which has gained fur him the res pect of every member of that body. We have hearL it remarked by most all the | delegates. that Apache county was as ably represented as any other county in this Territory, and that his people 1 should fee prou1 of theIr representa- tivp-Mr. Alfred Ruiz. We nave known Apache counly's district attorney for many years. and Eaow hifs to be no amateur when 1t enmss fcss beech nak. ing. as he can hold his 3@@ with the best of them on the rosffEs2 -Pfck antt \ Drill.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-09-24
CONCHO LOCALS.
E'eggy's'' Observations at Cen.
 cELO t!iis week.
ECHO.

Miss Bell Rencher and Miss Maggie Jenson of Springerville were seen Tn tho orchards of Coneho last week. Don Rirgs left last Saturday for Springervile with load Of fruit.
 Slrs. James Baird of Vernon, and sister in-law Mrs. Kert Maxwell spent anighrin thIs vicinity during the week were the guest of Mrs. M. H. Baird. Mir. F. J. Baird left town last Friday for the mountains, where he will stay some time, harvestiIg 2 hls crop.
 The Mrs. WhippIe's of Show Low have spent the past week with their sister-in jaw Mrs. Johu BIlby. They were here for the purpose of putting mp fruit for the winter season. They re- turned home yesterday.
 Mir Elam Cheney is making molasses, has ten persons engaged in the work, number. of our Snowflake friends are here engaged in the molasses mak- ing
 Mrs. Lille MiIli. of Nutroso has again returned to the village after the third load of fruit this season.
 MT. Edgar stayed Tn town last Sat- urday night.
 Concho is not being sighted in the work line this season. and the young people are pertlcular that pleasure is not forgotten.
 Mir. Almon Riggs is on the sick list but we are pleased to say that he is improving.
 PEcEy
The St. Johns herald., 1898-09-24
NOTICE.
In the psosate cou-, of the County of Apache

In the Psosate cou-, of the County of Apache Territory of Ari7oaa
 In the n rt-sr or tte)
 es'a.e nf GiILer. trrer
 d, ceased,
 Pursuant to an order of he Judge Cf said. Court. mad on The h d y If september. 1898 Notice is hereby riyeu hat " Hard tarr,J T. e ueur. Ar6res Jeu eH. <. V nibbors. h. Gibbons. Richard Gil bors. Q t, uvers m. J. Il. Heap, Alma. Ta,is r Lesueur. J. F. Koth !I>berger and Il ary Bu le-, have f'da peti- ton with the ers 0i s,id Court. in whi 'h ca n of saId rettioners set forth tla;ms against said es-ate. Gaining t1 be entitled 10 de, from tn ad mini sraisix b renf for. certain specified pare is or pieces lad in the s ". quarter of SIC In 22 Twp i3 N rang g, east. said c aims as an entir ty. being he whole of said quarter Ee' ton. That said deceased vas bound. and inteided to convey sad req, a ate by daed. but died before such etnveyanc's v r. made, ther reasons uron whi Sd q h ms are preiicated are set forth n aid petiii II. to Whi h Reference is hereby nsa6e for fur her patti, u,ars.
 And notice is hereby further given that MoH- day the third day of october, E. 8, atten o'clock a. m, os said day al the courtroom of said court at the cour; house III said county of Apache Said day b uz a regular term o said court, hes been fixed G,r nearing sail petition. when and where any Ter on interest in said estate may appear and fIe written ohjec'i, IS shnwi gcause why sail 'it' saould not ne granted and det ds issued by he sdmin.stratIx of said estate in accordance ther-wih. ed g pt 8. 1898.
 L. R GIBBONS
 Clerz of the Probate court.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-09-24
EAGAR ECHO'S
Lots of peaches.

Lots of peaches.
 Miss Louie Freeman is visiting friends here.
 Jack frost visited us the night of the II.
 George Eaear left here Wednesday morning for Utah where he wllI attend school the next two or three years.
 Our District school opened Monday. with Prof. F. ". SchelI as principal and Pratt Greer as assistant teacher.
 Last Monday evening the young ladies gave an excellent entertainment and party :n. the District Hall The fore part of the evening was spent :n ren- dering we'll selected program of songs, recrtations and speeches. after hiclI a social dance. A notable feature of the evening was scarf drIll hy eight young ladies, dressed in very pretty costumes of cream null with red and blue sashes and scarfs All voted the party grand success and wished we could have more such enjoyable times.