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Arizona silver belt., 1903-12-17
A RAILROAD FOR IMPERIAL
Completing Survey From Red Rock
 to the Old Boot Mine

w. F. Staunton, superintendent of the Congress, Tom bstone Consolidated and Imperial mining companies, was in the city Saturday en route from Congress to Tombstone, and was in- teryiewed by a representative of the Republican. He reported everything running satisfactorily at all three of these big mines and the conditions are particularly pleasing at Imperial and Tombstone, where large developing operations are under way.
 At Imperial, better known as the Old Boot mine, the railroad survey from Red Rock is being revised where it runs through the mountains, which work, it is expected, will be finished in week or two. MT. Staunton thinks the construction of the road will re- quire about four mounthS after the final surveys.
 At the mine about l50 men are now employed. The force is not quite so large as it was, as much of the prelim- mary work is finished. While no men have beeu discharged, the place of an occasional workman who quits for the purpose of taking advantage of other opportunit ties, has not been filled. The reason is that they are already taking out great deal of ore that cannot be reduced until the plant is put in, nor shipped till the railroad is built.
 It will take year perhaps to build the big reduction plant, but the ship ment of ore will begin just as soon as the railroad is ready to handle it. The mine, MT. Staunton says, has every in- dication of being one of the big ones of the territory. There is lots of ore, and high grade.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-12-17

An effort is being made for the crea. tion of a new department under a cabinet secretary to be substituted for the present Bureau of Insular A ffiairs attached to the war department. Senator Foraker will probably propose such a bill. It is unlikely to be en- acted at the present term, but the bill will tend to bring the subject before the people for discussion,
Arizona silver belt., 1903-12-17

On Wednesday evening last new saloon opened at Don Luis, near the Recreation Park, and it was very largely attended by people of both sexes from NacO and Bisbee, who had a hilarious time drinking and dancing until after midnight. At this hour a number of cowboys arrived, ana the fun went fast and furious for some time, until the red-eye began to take effect on the cowboys, and then out came the ready revolver, and keeping tune to the music the boys made a sieve out of the floor and roof, after which they mounted their horses and rode through the saloon and disap. peared in the darkness. No one was hurt, but very soon after the depart ure of the cowboys the prOprieto r chased his doors, considering that he had had most successful opening BiSbee Review.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15

depicts graphically a style of discipline.
and the result, that prevails in thou
sands of American homes
DR.. Holmes says that it is easy for
people TO say of this or that sickly or
deformed child: "All this might have
been prevented had the doctor been sent
for in time"
Very true" assents the pOet-sage.
But in time in such case means
two hundred years ago. and people
never send 50 soon as that
The discipline-which is home educa-
uon-of this boy before rs should have
begun nine years ago lie is TOO con-
hr5ned in his habits of thought. speech
and behavior to be trounced into shape.
One of the best disciplinarians I ever
knew used TO say that q child should
never need whipping after il is years
cid if it has been properly trained. our
s-year-old is no longer twig 10 be bent.
He IS slpuDS and already inclined
in the way ia which he should not e..
l do not, as rule. approve o. board
ing schools for boys who have comfort
able homes ard 5udicious parents. but 4
good boarding school where there are
conscientious masters. sensible rlatro-s
and plenty OF healthy. hear,y boys who
stand ready 20 ridIcoIe gluttony ard to
thrash '-usluess" out OF 81 untoward
fellow" wou;d be capital thing Tor
this spoiled child. lie is evidently be-
youd his moJhers management
he theory that ac.lity Of stomach
has injured his temper is hardly COM
palble with what the dentist says Of
an excess OF iime III ms 5 stem
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15
Smart Shopping Bag Made by Shoestring FancyworES

for the lining 1t should be cut to allow
for a deep hem.
The whole cost of one Of the largest
of these Teticules is less than ! dollar.
They are desirable as we'll as smart
and timely.
The shoestring belt Is considerably
easier to construct. a good trick in
making it which many fancy workers
are unaware OF consists in knotting the
vents the mixing up OF the various
strands and resultant confusion.
The work for Il belt is simply plating.
It is Easily done, If one is careful to
keep the sides even, folding the strands
over regularly. as seen in the photo
graph.
After one end has been completed the
knots made in the centre are removed
and work upon the other end begun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15

PT HAT engrossing shoestring fancy
work which began in the simple
little fob Tor mans watch has
developed surprising possibilities
within the last few weeks.
y number of articles, both pretty ana
useful, are now made i'm it, some of
Ihem wei worth the Idle hour or two
expended upon them.
Ono of the most successful of the new
ideas in this line IS the retiCule or shop
ping bag illustrated in the photographs.
It can be carried out in strings of two
or more cOlOrs or in a single tint. ac-
cording TO fancy. Black IS smart for
the purpose, and gun metal gray is also
q faVOrite.
The foundation of THIS article is a
true lovers knot, formed Of two strings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15

made by the process shown in the illus
tratiOn. The number of knots required
for bag must be calculated by the
size desired.
Tack the knots on the board. forming
rows according To the depth wished, and
arrange the two drawstrings above the
row Of knots as demonstrated in the
picture.
Take the tacsk out and make little
loop like a crochet stitch over these two
shoeStringS
This leaves the strings hanging. Now
push up the little point at the end Of the
string to form a fringe.
Remove from the board. cut off the
bottom knots as shown in another pic
ture, sewing with needle and thread
The two knots, which are on opposite
sides. are afterwards sewed together.
\ half yard of nice taffeta is needed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15
Canned String Beans

Prepare as for the table. that is,
string and cut in small pieces, wash
but do not cook. Fill cans, shaking
and pressing to get as many pieces in
as possible. Fill cans with cold water
until it runs over the top Of the can
bringing the air bubbles with it. Put
on Tubbers and screw on caps tightly.
Boil IS you would corn. covering with
cold water to begin.
Use no salt in either corn or beans
until you omen cans. ! have used these
recipes for years with the greatest
success. MRS. II. y. J
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15

THERE ARE N EVERY COM
r;unity women who have borne sons
and daughters 20 their husbands and
reared them TO mans AID woru5n's es-
tate, who have never known FOR one
hour the perfect JOY OK motherhood a
1raisnl-ofteD uttered lightly. sometimes
wiki fuA appreciation q IS deep. SOL
eran ard beautiful meanings that
woman 3 never quite woman Until she
has borne child While I Subscribe
heartily 70 IL. admit gladly that the
rGle has notable exceptions Such We
recognize In the btassed spsnstcr Aunt
les who. Ike our fortunate old maid
open great warm hearts and strong. ten
der arms 10 naosheriess Of neglected lit1le
ones Born ard consented mothers are
these-upoa whose breasts VIII never ite
children o. thezr very OWE. according 10
the flesh. but who are mothers f1r AL
ihat-a holy slsSsrhood of mercy OrPh-
ans shan rise Up ard call them blessed.
OF such IS the kiasdom OF Leayea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15

n
~ sharply criticised some weeks
J. ago, puts IN a plea In de-
tense of herself and of II;
Thank you for your offer OF open hsts
and fair play / take up the gauntlet
thrown down BY Two Readers, not
because my statement needs any oe-
Tense, but in explanation.
You should have observed ana renleih- =
/ bered my one word II comment sent
with that absurd claim" namely, that
"a table set on So week would ne
six-dollar table | have set a table On
SIS q week. and again on y q WeSh.
Common sense would tell one that me
food IN both Instances would not De 'he
same.
Again, you must have seen that the
things not mentioned in the price ilsi'
and yet consumed ut table, were those
things il stock at beginning OF ti47
week. Another week they would re-
quire restocking and would thcI or
charged Ia that week account 49,.
there IS that matter Of fresh NeSet pteS
and fruit Tor rather their abScncef- IN
the summer time our table aDOuNos -
fresh vegetables, but, OF course, ln INC
winter. when they arc Both Gear ana
rare we are obliged 20 fall back upon
dried or canned vegetables, aha toI
these I never ray less IMAM WEI ~
nftcen cents 4 can. Individual hEes 49,
dfslikes always play an lnpCtt@uA lti
In r~oviGirs for the family table. ana
a. M rfr1r in tho year IS fresh Irhit
found 10 BE- q prominent azure % vtt
a bic. Very litt.c OF i4it y t-e ~ -
IL the markets IS srin-riIl esleo. anu. 70
~ rnind that is tbe only hind that
should be eaten urcOokcd-
IN is true that every iouseHiic can
mt cortrive 10 cat one meal each week
av-9v from home and I don uyseli.
> ,-7e-tfo1ce that one because = seemed
u me the only honest thius 70 l.' -
the cost id not come witaih VA =,
go % Vas for the same reason I FEDl~
- ~ qtfr ~ bread ana dOuEhnuts-
W. sre mistaken. though. - Thin king
z c~rr-,t have ms friends 10 i1nch or
5s.--e- ,..r- often do. ~ course. cfle
,,.l -iees not add ~ uch - The expenses
go IL rnag star several days tanu some
ftT,ess ,bes- dol TIE extra amount fr0t
extra OuaNfTf counts LAST hie.itH -
f.rfsfned friends Tor an eaaTe week
Eight dollars CoFere4 lne taD.s 9~t-@g
yIiIl. MAJ or may not ia a nouTishins
80 Tse~rrraify I would not drink j.
ste,.en months iu hospital taught re
fhaf unless ore Is ahsos -ffely sure - the
<s~t that the milk GRE bugs ts Gf'soiute.E
pure and clean ouF babes are better OF
81 ceaeiaslon. let re ask two Read
ers.' wncu IEeF see any more absurd
Claims IKE fn.ue. 10 Ere that faers5a
credit for trying to lfFe within her
means IL ny kustauas flcazs were
= 4 zTeek l. could easily use IL all 4s
Il Is only So p Z takes scT.e hard tninG-
fnc and iGuE rlznuiaE - make u 70 al
thc way roerd. ard = 5 to9 iarEe
portion o. devote - table 80
TeI ne ~ E1esceTs. what Go goa
rre-a each week or gui-r table ard sar
whatz Perhaps Eo- cclll - - ~ zgssle-
rnIaE q Interest. The Eauutlef T. GgsF1e
again. Hll ycE PIX u Gp7 - - sHs
WIZ MALTA
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Those Canned Tomatoes

Z ENCLOSE = ciiEpirs Ehicf sxpsafrs
hes - can wbcle luucafa@s H. gsas1
water ! nope tnls nay be OF soase
use 81 fhe 80 ter - IBIS 81 asIE1r zssrr Z =
q o. - zhD has EDsg sired F1T Ihs
sane
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f.rlsre e-t. fhf1 fssrEsa- tEaa1 rarF< 1lss -
half-eassr1 sars. rlie1 ttE sara SSH I'D
rr1.a ~eas srnrlilE fE1ls1tsd fArra 10 fks
s.nrr Eft-G lkE .ars - taH hTzm sta
49, rrsfer rSe- r0s.Tss3 -reltesi Para esn@
s-ssr The foas ard sealed tAr-1z HTrnsT
xrirh fns s-reW fegs - tss@ ara E&a.
Us sast gG1y. CT C6-tstfr2s Dag
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15
A Defense of the Six-DolIars-a-Week Table
A LETTER TO MARION 1ARLAND

opened one FAR. took ont the tomatoes.
wiped them dry and served for dinner.
They were as fresh as though JUST fakel
from the vine. Since then / have opened
two more Jars. and they, too. were tine
A SUBSCRIBER (5outh DakOtai
REJOICE THAT THE EXPERT
ment has been successful in other
.1ands. albeit II was a failure in mine
Can tho reason be that ! omitted the
soaking over night IN iced waier2
packed my picked tomatoes ia ice for
several hours. then proceeiec exactly -
the writer OF the extract describe, ex-
cept that l did not use psraiane.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15

designed to correct the acidity Of curdled
milk. I note with qualification the rec
ommendation of boiled water for the
baby 1t is advisable 10 give him no
raw water TO drink, particularly until
the frost has killed the weaker evil
germs and benumbed the stronger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15
Recipes
CONTRIBUTED BY INTERESTED READERS
Cold Tomato Catsup

Chop fine one peck ripe tomatoes,
five cents worth horseradish grated,
one-half teacupful salt, one teaeupful
mustard seed, two teaspoonfuls black
pepper, one teaspoonful cayenne, two
green peppers chopped fine with seeds
removed. two celery stalks, one cup
onions chopped, one cup sugar, one
teaspoonful powdered cloves, two Of
cinnamon, one pint vinegar. Mix and
bottle. 1t viii keep the year around.
T. <
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15
Il Lemon PIE Recipe

CEEING question from bonneville
y waning = good reeiPe for lemon
pie. 1 thO@snt ] would seEd uef
mine. The one ! nave always aSsc.
FIRST. CRATE the fifsu Esd bc sure apt
20 Crate In any % the waite. tor y -
that which makes r. bitter. %sxi,
squeeze out the juice. Theu pat four
cups 81 sugar sS1 three tables. punf.ls
81 corusta gch So separate 0ish. lhis
IS enough lo- two lemons Nix thor
0uKhly together ald then prI- four cups
of boiling water over H. il this does
not thicken 70 enough cook g. feg min
uteE. bat stir constantly men nase
vulir crusts baked. pour IL your filing,
cover with froEting and brown. f9I
WI have S~lcinol pc goo euoa n FOR
a kiGs Ahs. .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15
4 Brace Of Uscfni Hints

II COOkI$G o. threat pgar Sold va.
ter on b.. iet 10 come - Fiq~ by4
and note ths good .e0glt T. a.
Someone asked fof directions fur eln-
ming beetr. Ecets canned in the fnlieH-
'ng way wlli keep perfectly uufu Janef
Cock tha hcfts a. for imm li-.te gee a.
soon az possible .rfer s.uiftaE siiCa
while warm fHIe arm cluF and coz n
uifh warm FifsEaT ~ uleiil-fl Fire- -.
Pat rn Tgtsrfs ara "a rl1. gygn faft
fe-srciy. fleefs afa sesF tarlF aimed
an4 retain .hp sfrsh tasfs 81 th.g "a p.Y
vel MRS - -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15

rather agreeable = the .rri,aicd slsfa %
th- tortured dog cat Neither would
water.
IN reference % your cd coin an
ignorant % It's value IL you will send
stamped and self-aCdrcssed envelope
w,l give you fna names Of those who
Gan aFpralse IL .atelHxsutiy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15
Unfernlented Grape Juice

Stem grapes, put into pan. cover
with cold water. Boil hard ten min
,utes, drain (do not squeeze) in bag.
Sweeten to taste. Can hot as you
would any fruit If the uncooked
were made, of course, you would have
10 use alcohol 20 keep il. c. 81 ".
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15
Unfermented Wine No. d

Twenty pounds OF grapes,
Three quarts OF water
Three pounds Of sugar
Crush grapes and cock fifteen or
twenty minutes. Strain through 3
cloth and add three pounds Of white
sugar. When the sugar IS dissolve
strain again: add the water. Heat 10
boiling; bottle and seal wlIile hot
y. n K
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15
A Good Washing Fluid

One pound Of concentrated iye.
One pound OF borax,
Ore pound o. salts Of tartar,
One pound OF ammonia Dump.
Dissolve the borax, salts OF tartar
and ammonia. each separately put
the I've in the gallon Of {coldl rain
water, and add the other ingredients
when well dissolved Allow one
tablespoonful 10 one pail 81 water.
MRS. P. II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15
The Blessed .SPinSfer AlHltic

7 READ with pleasure Marion Har-
i lands letters from her constituents
ana often wish | could contribute
something usefIi or pleasant. I appreci-
ate very much The good things i read IN
tAis oep3rt rneut. especially Keeping
company" and the marriage Of frst
cousins II this finds space maybe
some time III write little about each.
some years ago I was called on 10
SO lhce tne pleasure OF company keen
lls, as also t.e possible marriage with
q n ucE-ioVcd cousin, 10 take care of two
800 ui-aHai.s -uy hears was veil-n!au
pFoAe1- They were baby Of Years
ana a boy o. ;. and ali my time had
- re theirs. There was no enc else d
heip. loved them. but I thought II
Mas terrible cross IN these few years /
80 IearSed l. say % each ia6Ivid llal
il the world. what / often say 10 ~
9rphahs- open wide ycu- hc7rts aud
nSfIles % Ged $ Little ones. the orphans.
-1ey and God Old people ara the great
esS treasures ths5 He gives US I.vetv
utne look ~ my orphans nv hear.
So : WITH pride ''tiOd q less theu7t'' ard
! ieei Ike batting myself on the head as
.ay what fortunate old maid am
II D X
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A Child With Chronic Case Of Disagreeables
TALKS WITH PARENTS BY MARION HARlAND


M BOY Of has chronic case OF
MI disagreeables- His pucding
AbA never looks as good as his
brothers. vet If 1 say. We'll.
sll right. You shan have brother $
then his own looks better. In such
case should l make him do without al
together. or hUmOr him. The latter L
seldom do. I'm always reproVinS him.
o. depriying him of something. which
only seems 10 increase his usliness, not
Withst3nding that is the prescribed
method OF rearing children.
His father. WhI!e he VIII gomp, play
games or read 20 MIN, is very impatient
with the childs BUSINESS. and VIII ham
ole him roughly when he does uot obey
or answer al Cnce "a u cal, and Win
better eject than my Iniider mooes
Most OF the bad uongs happen while ais
father IS at business, 50 the punishment
falls 10 ne. ana winnie l DO thInK good
spanking eftectual, ! am no Amazon.
and could uot administer such. He has
The nucleus OF a me man. but i must
Ilu him ui -.s ucVcr-enuluS Iault -huul-6.
JeA hlm Of me strugg. he Nal have
Shro14a hte WIN eyer ole against niin'
Is lhe! surely Nli De
Sometimes i think the root Of evil IS
his stomach. lie IS Strong ana healthy,
bat has acidlJy OF stomach. l Try 20
Ioou, which Is another bone on conten-
tiOU. lie Graves sweets ana ms sOurs
IL lIS StomaCE-igt CEEslG8 tttYka-s does
lie Is a little EiutJoaish and / must de-
pr.ve him 81 pennies. with which ire
Would bay those norr- Bile connections
penny candy Drug store candy is not
nearly 50 tempting. aud Wlle I keen
pure CouieCuous Tor him I do not deal
them out Nith the HbeEai3ty lie desires
Lime water tone-thirCl AZ milk seems
beneficial 10 hun. but his second teeth
are SQeckcd and the dentist SAYS from
too much lime in his system: So snall 4
continue IL allow HIM about TWO
lahlcSpCuniltS 90 thlS new syrup klro"
with his breakfast How is thate Hot
water BEFORE breakfast is good for MS
stomach, but for his ana ny temper-noI
! Insisted oa u Tor = mo0ch LAST winter
and II was as much tag OF war at me
END as At nrst.
shall / insist on his eating SCUM and
drinking hot WateTt AID woui5 ,-or
stoop 10 brihinE him II that makes n
go down pleasantly I know. could .oI1
be with him for while YOU could show
me the way 10 St1CccsS-h9t this SENS
So inadequate. Perhaps / have rraSe
him seem too bad. or vice versa yVhs~
everything pieases MIN he is dellChtfiI
an Interesting and original converse
tionalist Re VIII take from tho forbs5-
den cake box and stand for the never
failing punishment. Yet in no other way
save in taking things 10 eat. does ne
jefy my commands. MOTHER
THIS IS \ long COMMUNICATION
much longer than I should have ad-
mitted to this column had II been less
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liz Care Of HoaseIIoId Peis

"a MOTHER HAPPY WIFE ssnds
- z remedy for GsaE On dogs or
cafs-'-I0 pct tScIu IN a. BOT
water as they can stand etc. aIa Z
would Ike YOU 70 publish ihis % eer-
rect that There are plenty - people
who would be foolish crosxh y DO o.
SOW. let the party Eno sale fhcf Get
into az hot water - che can stand nsf-
self and ere how sne l~ss ~ - ai9'.s
a p0or animal that cannot Rlsrak AID -
forced into o.
u q dog ~ cat has fsas. T2o on ksro.
sere Take them outdoors - o -. znd
b careful where = sets -. ara y
necessary iu summer clip ouE Ealrs -
help o. ard keep them ta clean piaesk
IL they have sores frcn hrttses from
fcraEcElrR. 4asf sponge foFI stta cfeAf.
IL sav rre GrDps O. p tcar - 4l. afd
fhen grease q Win tstsf iard o. car
tgsar Ealvs. One itea ri-i 1sost arfFs
q person crszy. a1d 91gs Rave rrlary
-r<r-t TED them base wafe- e. drink
lo~7ss folks ocEhf 80 p u8ce r. war
r-7rfxz.es ard sec = they VOID not q
rad Many isf a Coz frs~1- 81 N1ffr
ara cook ~ sumner. lied ~ "a PAGES
Sfsa yca aavs sueEes q -sa-iEz
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Handy Thing, to Have IN EIOus.


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fhe Era y ~ tz4ce aho4l1 iszss - 49,
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Cleaning Ncllssefy

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r.s $50 - pzr4f Asa al 49,. -
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Boiled H5ater for Her Baby

T WOULD like you 70 tell Mrs. L. c.
:" whag / feel sure VIII help her
IL feeding her 2-mCnths-Old babe. /
have ha0 sucn bitter experience NJ men
/ foun0 a remedy i have useI Il from
tAc mrs s.4-H ans ut4eE Chhurea ana
with perfect result Take lO.-- parts
boiled water scui1}. I've parts good
cream and one part milk. NIX and s-er-
IKE " hen cool plt in-thlck tablet 10
SFsEH three ounces OF tocG.
As tAe chilu grows Older increase
quantity 81 niilk and decrease the We
te-- This. ] believe. VIII surely correct
The trouble Mrs. Z. < s.. speaks Of
MRS. ". 7. T.
THERE ARE SEVERAL. VARIETIES
OF tablets. perhaps. u equal merit vl,h
that OF which Mrs ". J. T" writes.
One ard al they are alkaline and ara
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