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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16
MAKES BOOK
Dr. S. Hall Young Has Con
 Contract tO Write.

Dr. S. Hall Young, ot the Prc>bytcr- ian church. has undertaken Co write a history ot the operations of hi, church iu Alaska. The book will be one oi a serie, Co be published under the au- spices ut the church, and will consist oi 2O.OOO words. Dr. Young mus, have the book ready for the printer be fore the opening of navigation, os he will 40 down the Yukon as soon 90, the river steamers begin Co operate again. Ue win visit all Yukon river point, and go out Co Nome, and win then rr- turn from that place Co Fairbanks. on thc Panama, where he expects Co spend next winter.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16
A GOOD ONt
The Simple Tale of a Tele-
 gram.
LSnecinl nisnatch- -Rr Gravcvlnc.l

Special Dispatch By Gravcvinel
 whitchorsc, April l5.- Small things are sometimes potential iu results \ little yellow telegram received u this city last night caused not little Sen- satiou among party ot distinguished American, who had arrived ou thc evening train Co take iu che beauties of the little city by che iamou, rapids.
 The party oidi>tiuguishet Americans mentioned ln the prcyediug paragraph had not ceased Co feel che thrill caused by the enthusiasm ot their reception iu chi, foreign laud when a messenger boy appeared among them. and djrcctcd by an unerr.ng instinct, handed telc- gram Co thc leader ot Jhe party, who promptly dug up two bucks. The draw back was lO cents, \ representative of The Daily Alaskan looking over che shoulder ot che distinguished leader aforesaid. read the following.
 "SAa2Vay. April l4. 1908 .'Hon. T. T; Lyons, v. S. Atty.
 Whitehor>c.
 sic Semper. NcG,uui> Tm-Buc-Too Svjtzer case. Boi> Juneau Ne-Pu>- Ultra. then some.
 "J. B."
 Of course. .I. B." wa, the recently appointed United states Attorney Boi>, who had appeared my,,cr.ou~.y upon thc scene and wa, seeking Co advise his prcdccc>,or of something; hut wbatt
 A has,y search followed through an the law and business office, ot che Northern terminu, of che White Pas, N Yukon. fora cypbcr lexicon. Nouc va, found. so che dispatch could uo, be answered By chi, morning. thc impa- iience Co get away on the train aud back Co thesceue ot disturbance was so great. tha, che hotc, proprietor was forced Co send % messenger po>,-ha,te Co the depot Co demand rhe payment, of a s7.jO board biI !, Na> paid Iu ar absent minded manner.
 There wa, a look 1f surprise upon ,he iace ot aH incoming passenger on The train. last cveu.ng.when it was d.,- covered cha, che California lawyer.whu win probably be United state, district attorney for Alaska some day. failed te put In an appearance. lt wa, followed by a look tha, re,emhlej that ota 'uI grown lamb. Nr Lyon, hl, .r .u 'or ". J Hills and I- R. Gillette hu, why. he doe, u0, explain.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16
READY FOR SPRING
f1l.ricau Taios. rr.rar.. f. Loo.
 Drr.uud for nTrn |, Cloth

T American .... . J- ....r u..Hr. .u "..- m. ....I. ~uu. ~u...r-- They .... H t.. usre .He Q. spring .... ..'. ... - derived. tl-..H.. N... -.... .. .." ..-. uos,or~ patterns ...- ,....... T. ."- o- any other city. H.. ....- ... t.. frs. class aua ot th. .'.-. .......
 This huu-. has also just "... -. other tailor c.u.t tHH. .-.....'. v.fN tailoring O-.Il.-''..
 M. suits ..Ir.u'..U. I-..-"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

Our annual ,oIc !, now ou, beginning January l aud ending December 3l of u.,l year, Th-.-u uU-.N'h annual sale, L..u price, and yHu.- during thl, sale ..s Ilc same 30, before, always thc best H.1f can behad F. V. ClJy,on & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16
INLAND WEAIBtR,
Photographic Reports of Climatic Cou
 ditious From th5 Ial,Ti.r.

The following wa, che condition o' the weather at the vwiou, points Of the ntctior %, reported by telegraph yesterday morning:
 Cowlcy Cloudy, south wind, 2d above.
 Pennington Cloudy. south wind, 2' above.
 Bennett Cloudy. south wind. @ above.
 Log Cabin Cloudy. south wind. 2o above.
 Erase. Cloudy, south wind. 2> above. Glacier Cloudy, calm. 5l above. White Pa,> Cloudy south wind. 2. above.
 Caribou Cloudy, south wind. a above.
 Wbitcho-,c Cloudy. south wind. s. above.
 Aum Clear, south wind % above. Tagi,h Clear. calm. 25ohovc. La Barge Cloudy, calm, 2UJloVc. uootaIiuqua Cloudy. south vuu %, above.
 Big Salmon Cloudy. south wind. @ above
 Yukon Crossing Cloudy. south wind i2 above
 SoIkrk Cloudy, -ou.hvuU3luuu,.. SeIwm Cloudy. south wind angHo'. Stewart Cloudy. calm. -l above. Ogilyic J'car calm. ,iaHo'. Dawson Cloudy, -umh wind. al above.
 For,ymic Cloudy. calm. %, aHaF.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

F0r thc best home made bread and r,.y .u the city. yaIl at new bakery, opp. UU-.-O.lcC, next To FWc-bruhn. .-.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

May Dclmcator and patterns. Al Ladies' HlzaW.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

Y sou .u'end remaining in Wh't.lors- either for a short OF long period f w.l. pay you Co pltryn.ls tUc we'll. known and pOpu lr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

B6,tha,h, mthccity at thc Principal lrncr shop. Opposite Board Of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16
lFTIER LIST
U Uroallod for Lottors Romainipg ' Sharvnv PostoEoc. April l5.

Allan, Wm Blukcmorc, W J Bir, August ' Dalton, F w Dmhom, FW |Gerducr Alex lI Hamilton. DrJE Jenkins. Mrs Tho, Laucr. WD Taylor Lillian M T.,Ior. Nr, NC Wallace. Nr, C II Wclch, John
 WlL G. SAMPSON. D. M.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16
COMING
Army Post Contractors Fix
 pected on the Humboldt

Representatives Of thc firm who were awarded che contract for erecting thc military post at Hainc~. are expected ou thc Humboldt today. The required bond will be furnished and work begun Us soon 90, possible.
 Owing Co the snow. which .- -,'.' three fee, deep ou che site. twill proh- ably be about May Is, before any work win be done there.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

For general h0u>ework Good wages Apply Alaska Steamship Co.'S O'.cc
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

The ;olJ. Laundry cannot N oE- ctllcd. They suit lOW 'a-,. u1o cone yuniyuce JuU it y.u u prices. Phone g-. u.Nf fU electric I.N plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

\ neat place Uu by neat people. Th. Arctic Cafe. WhitehOv>e.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

x u.n house m tH. o.l nH... .Io Arctic Cafe. NU...Hur-.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

The leading harher,hop amt b.,h~. The Principal. opposite Boarj ot Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

Fresh oyster, a.IUer.cs Train H.-- HUuui.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

Spring chicken a. "a. Pack Train restaurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

We cary n. s. S NJ rcsds tc-w.t- "a afIor-r,sds sit- F H Cr-.-.-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

Sew Lace Curtains a P. Er.ao.-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

Hundreds ofeycS read the advertising columns oithe Alaskan each day They sean these columns closely Gu~.re~> men do you want r,>u,,,t We have thc proper medium Phone 70 i1r f." man with the rate card to call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-16

lclmr. t.II a ... Hu H"- .... q lf'e prDIL t.gy-0u A Atu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27

The chatting dish itself is often Of
aluminium now.
This metal heats much more rapid
~ than most others, and consequent
ly shortens the culinary processes. l.
Is light and easily handled--always a
good point in impromptu cookery.
Ebony handles are found upon
many of the new implements
spoons. forks. ladies and the like
sold for the chatting dish tray.
There are some dainty cut-glass err
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27

have accomplished some weeks is real
~ impossible 10 others. | wish / could
tel you what little 1 had 70 do With.
but II you were TidicIlsd for your six
dollar menu. don't know what would
happen 10 me-aHd / am extremely sen
sitive. MRS r r. r. Philadelphia
I I NAY NOT be wen known how much
i q a commodity wood sawdust Is. II
eIo-lo DC more commonly used. as it
Is IL some places, 20 bsoTb dirt and 20
collect dripp1ngs and il sweeping floors.
- eEpearS 70 oe unknown 20 some q our
city restaurants. HIGH sweep their
dusty floors while their customers. are
eating. Il they would take saWdusr and
WEI u slightly and sprinkle on the floor
before sweeping there would De no dust.
water.
The housekeeper vii dnd j; as useful
IN sweeping carpets Besides preventing
dust Il bril l-ens the carpet IL should
be hardly oaEpsned-care must IL taken
rot 20 get Il too wet. JG I.
THIS SUGGESTION FROM a mascu-
Use meiooeT or o0r circle coumeuds II
SET 20 those who have Travelled en me
ct0rr Size ii the A1lSutic art. seen 49,
CleAEly substitute for the sand ~ affsn
s.1oe, ass4 upon the 1coTs 81 eating
houses, i1IS. exc u does Dot scrare
eTltUl3 under he feet rs sand does 80
does = scratch the wood As q
observes. saEoust- clean and slightly
nloistened. = az excellent subs- srrst.. -
te@leavcs IN sweeping carpets
+ HAVE been 50 interested IN .-,,r
i tcUseEoiG department and So
fo2nG 50 many good recipes In n
NeA.a iAe % eoltT1D1ts good rerfras
Tor pickles. and also q very s-o.o-f r.s-.s,
.or washing windows
TO stout half-pal of warn, 49,
add hsit . cap ~ coal OIL ard tao 49,
spooufGls % amupUia- Windows 49,
u his Way look VeTy Gear
MRS e \. C.
THE RECIPE FOR PICKLES appea-.
T. the Recipe Column
wv Ill yoa klnily inform re. th-o,Qs
w year col1Ia1- y here / car - -.
illustrated hook o. .sirsa-
"'1A Eli
WILL SoatE ONE SEND IN the ,.,l.
o. such = manlzlg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27

ticles in new shapes for the same
purpose.
Especially English and smart IS
the marmalade Jar in cut glass. With
this comes long spoon. with handle
in ebony TO match the rest of the set.
Toasting ON the chatting dish IL
made possible by a new ''toaster.' so
arranged that the bread is protected
from scorching, while at the same
time acquiring delicate and deli
oious coat of brown.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27
Housewives Experiences Told for Others
BY Nj RION RLAND

TN REGARD TO the question asked
about chair seats: l would like 10
tell you what we did With four or IiNe
chairs that needed repairs badly. We
purchased some wooden seats just the
size OF the chairs They can be had az
any department store at seven cents
each.
We fastened them on TO tho chairs
with about six taCks apiece, then put a
cushion of cotton batting quite thick
and smooth; then covered them with
denim. which can be bought Tor ten
cents per yard-blue. red or green. The
chairs can also be covered with plush
or any covering desired and tackled on
firmly with brass lacks. The chairs are
then just as Good as new. and II costs
ONE OF THE CIRCLE.
IAN you tell me what / can use 10
~ clean a white, fuzzy Tam-o shan
teri Il has become somewhat soil
sd. and ! would like 10 clean il before IL
- too late. IL is said that they can be
washed. but / am afraid il would shrink.
z. Can you tell me Of sonnet hing that
gan be used TO stop-new shoes from
@sGueaking?" NJ Z. W.
]. CLEAN YOUR CAP WITH saso-
line. plunging in il and drawing il about
until the dirt settles 10 the bottom OF
the liquid. Dc IL In a Ireless room
Shake of the supeTiiuouS drops ard hang
n upon form 10 dry in air and s1a-
shine.
2 Have three tiny wooden pegs driven
tnto the sole OF each shoe They Will
break the current OF squeak"
n HAVE a bedroom set Of oak furniture
The nniSh is worn of and IL ma kes
my room look SO careWornt a. :
cannot AFFORD new set. / come 10 ask
you Is there some finish that / coyii
Apply successfully that would give M =
nice dark effect, and look like some -
che pretty. dark furniture, We -. -.
every day. II you could help me vou
have no idea OF the comfort you vQoul5
give to q person who has seen betrs-
furniture in her early DAYS X vvo,1ld
be such a change in my room II ] vs.
able 10 give il q neat finish in ONE darS
pretty color. Perhaps some OF yr,fT
very many readers would help me By
% doing you would obhEe one 81 vc1,-
most faithful readers e p NJ
yoU CAN SEND TO ME STAMPED
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27
Parents Exchange Views on the Household
BY MARION HARLAND

OF the boiler when the ares are net
drawn.
Invent safsty-Yaives q divers pst-
6loeks SCISSOR si.slas-ssll games =
and ar cur wise A. J.. p suETssf2-
needle and ihread-are arnonr the de-
woes That nay rob rainy dafs - home
q horror for children ard sct parents
IN tbs connection. ct ne sag that Ssr-
eTaI letters have hen fcra fs5e1 lrs ny
care 70 the moi her FL 9srGATf Tss. Do
y bore letter appeared So fsJf Corner nct
long sE9 A. there f. q defect On the al
dress sent With rer cor ~ IlTlirsttQr (
hope she Nil Jet - aass sn0ts1sT
definite and available
4 NATIVE ~ Chicago. zno has i.vs-i
~ Tor 6ozeu years f. Cafiforuia,
bF4ngs forward susthsr cfae = so
T8snflf .lIy -easgzr1 battles cfsirrrS -
our Corner. California j. never fo1a5
CoaSra rgiafsous 10 -. r-osa hrossss-
from cheap over h2s ittfie - ~ FsfI
40 Eas $50 sFHa4faEhrrf fze Efs nss-
rleteeTs and THREE xrszt Kranefassssfs
szve a lsisss rspnsw q Sc yeas
who-Nheu hgra-fss - honor II tsv-
f1E fC1r Grszf -E-ars1rnar hers. csc great
sf4nafzther. $50 Erssssirs1siseTs sssa enc
Cd ere = ~ great srasssfz ti-srs czs3
ard stare fAsH fss STsxf e. > rsdsafhsr
ARD tEo ef 1sT great srrazs3usss - -.
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s-E-ta active a. -sDsf serssn - -
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4FlGE CRY ssE msssr fra La A.
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cnsrzEg -1ss have q Flsa asF o. eaA-
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hgrag &~aF fr1zn CEtrsEa Eass re fzr-
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sfse was a1zE4f yam ga = e fsS ~ -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27
Recipes
Mustard Pickles
tContributezJ


One quart of large cucumbers,
sliced; two quarts Of small cucum-
bers. whole: three quarts OF green to
matoes, sliced; two quarts OF onions.
two quarts of vinegar. .wenty-four
tablespoonfuls OF mustard. three
heads Of cauliaower. six large green
peppers, few carrots, one large cup
Of -four. two cups of sugar. one heap
Ing tablespoonful OF :umeric. Soak
the vegetables in weak brine over
night, next day cook IN the same
brine. Stir tumeric, -four, sugar and
mustard with part Of the vinegar.
adding the balance slowly, and cook
until quite thick When cooked pour
il over the vegetables. which should
be put into a stone jar or cans.
MRS. Z. 4 g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27

TODAY being dan ana rainy brings
TO mind your request for some
thing 70 help keep the blessed
children quie1 on such trying
days ] had much eXperierc- n this line
and an stilI occasionally called upon Tor
suggestions a. 70 Th2t 20 DO o tn
boys and girls With Eve ~ r.
own little 0nes-ane often one or
two 81 the neiEhbors' who had ree1
packed of TO get I'd Of their ratket
by their own people-n5y wits were cSt~n
sorely tested for means % secgfia = co.
rarafiFe quiet / found that needles ana
thread haze charms Tor even the boyt.
provided that something Il real WtiltE
was accom- pifshed b. their use used
irG Outline designs for small dog lieS.
etc. OF pieces q duck or linen. Good
naruroo r1FaiTF Wo1se g1DDlc@ zen
pretty things Each child was proud
70 b. able 20 EXHIBIT his or her ha1di-
work IL the shape q bsSs. c0yliss and
tr4y-clu-hs EeI washable cotton V1s
used 81 he ostll1-rE. relrg Akeo best -
the children BtnFr ToTS- sGch - cross
stitch. uzklrR Te.1s with The hep %
sg3ols ard pins even fa'chTors. SaE
zz4r ne - the Toys as Eel - fhe
fns Even u1z le-Fear-oid L - otsT
making ne 8 piocGsn4oa % cnftss3
Isus = the girls Sewing on pag~r
sEc.s.a rsct haxs suited ~ children sfe
want q make SOMETHING real. - fsstr
o.. These boys are not -s.ssies ard
healthy lively vo92esters. who so c-.iV
o. stormy days i dots 70; hE-t tber1
- krow how % handle . 5s@cls s11
.h-ead A = p
THE HINT THROWN OFT ST THIS
..~sffse rssosher zs 70 ire positive Ess1
= s1.4r.x reckless htsis hSrsck occgp2-
tior sioa11 - considered sersc-slS -
re rarsnts q ether so1k. Bora bare
frg stncerest pity - storey says -
-, - fs3.zsso0a-6 r1za for kzEsrr -
1rerzzrgsrto-s for Els 1ES&ya. killing as
tha ts--luaze Substitute fcS Hslstfsir-E I'D
rsxa-s L - ply - tex1re Drgs -
go ks s1-rTs Ftltte - cigarettes - Atftc
49, no. sszss 20 LrtST cs~z- TSc-ss
~4h krzT4cE4 % 1.1xs rzlszS1r*s Q.
the-zsel~ss ~ z.-ziszs nra-zs<-Zrs ss1
MEANINGLESS sGzz5SieS-a1t al e>rN1.e
- 49, H..s. fellows have 20 arSsot-tsS
way = zn.cz 70 Epsa5 tks ere-xsftc All
raai szsfrfrs tkzt mart have Te1r As EE-s
IL as tie steam al Ind soEze ~sy o<S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27
Raisin and Currant Pie
By reguss,i

\ cupful of seeded rsisins. chopped
fine. The same OF cleaned curranrs
soaked n warm water for three
hours. then drained. Nix the frr:t.
add s cupful Of sugar. and one large
cupful Of water. and q ieazpoonful q
l-rnon juice Line butserei pie plates
with a good crust, III Nth the mix
ture. cover with crust. cut sits IT. The
upper and bake covered cor half an
hour. then brown
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27

wv Ill yoa Slnily inform RE. tAro.rs
w tcuT colGIa1- y here ! car r.. =
illustrated hook o. .strsG-
Ell
WILL SoA,E one SEND IN H. IL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27

and seif-addressed envelope for the
name of 4 polish fer the furniture which
VIII mako II look fresh. and Of the same
0o4ot " now has. Or You can ran down
tnc aeiAceu surface with fine Sandpaper
unUI every vestige OF the old varnish
nas disappeared and y0U have 81 smooth
Wood. II Is a tedious operation, and to
be vel done requires great care. Rub
always IN one direction. following the
grain of the wood This done. work
INTO the wood a preparation OF one gal
ION OF crude hnSeed 01l, > pint Of tCr,
Pcntlne ana tablespoonful OF salt mixed
Wen together Give the wood an il VIII
hold. and let II stand. cut of the dust.
Tor three days. Go over Il thea with
chamois skin. rubbing evenly and hard.
This viii give a dun 'oil finish. much
IN vogue with lovers II native woods.
and viii dar6en the oak.
wv Ill you kindly. through yoar co.
w umn, give me 4 recipe for raisin
pie or ra.s!n and currant plee
Perhaps some one who reads this VII!
kindly send in recipe II ycg have none
MRS. j r
THE RECIPE WILL BE FOUND in
the proper place
7 THOUGHT / would write 20 you
L about the recipe about washing auid
wh.ch VAS printed lately.
have used one like It with exception
IL. Rnd ! shall ny when Z mix the next
supply Ny recipe reads:
Guc-baH pound can lye-f3Ye cents.
one-haH ounce salts Of tartar-t.ve
cents.
One-hsslf ounce ammonia Gumpl
This bottle IL tbs same way Is Mrs
p II. puts up hers. and use il the same
way.
When bottled / usually have seven or
eisht quarts. and this last ne 3 long
Nhile.
Ny reason 1or writing i that / think
there must be = mistake about the GUAM
titles printed While mine i very Cheaa
] feel the other wollc be TCo strong FOR
that quantity o. water. and rery dear
= wish 10 SAY 81 -Ehal.af trat I
have less than size to CO with IN a
week, and Know thai ny table eiocsn-f
cost more than Ave dollars. and thea
feel eNtravagant
!; is tree saying that one half %
the world doesn't know how the other
half lives. ! know | often think what
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freedom 90 oct ks.S her back ma
che taxes an iFnfoensF anD1ut % "a
ihssssssu isato her school lie
really think ehll5rss are aeaf "a
school too soon. ard Nhss. tee Vess.x
ard are pl@sbsd to- fotch Tkst- ~ -
ere fssssd before they are hasf shr<.,. !. ;
sehgsl sc We nee, infsss e Isf Ss.r
fnsig BODY suffer for = little ssfr.
knoslefiEs. though - h<llsgs ia s<,ss-
f@iigf1-hiSh@f e1sc&fie1. zhsn S.snzisi.
I AST zlnssf ssrne tlsas 7 yesd a ~
l. ter fTgnD 8 mother - Rose bahy Al
erisS nsEst ard dsT. fgs s9tas
80 Fezfs - -. aisp reply from = skT-
FsfiaH fHho shall aizsys hsTa ny ss<a
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e1s rlEhi 'ssssft ths o2sTsfios II ar
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i1s sresStsea - IA cessfsnf rryses
as-es2sS 3 At zsssa ~ a9Tiee I "a
alta s1zsnfnsa - lrzs-etss. sss.ss.-ss
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ss-taz toftgfs from fhs ssss1iss srrgss-
tsgr s@zsses - ~ ae<eEzsf1 q ihls &C.
fataons se3ch - EsffssaEsd Al -.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27
Raisin Die

Make IS directed in last recipe.
leaving ont the curraats and adding
half cupfui OF very finely shredded
citron, with the Juice al half lemon
and a tablespoonful OF brandy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27
Oysters Nth Chicken

Wash and drain IS Cook until the sils curl then
chop them Cut the white OF chicken into
blocks Make sauce from y cup Of oyster nanor cup Of
butter and ahespoonfnis Of oar add the liquid and stir
until boiis
salt and = teaspoonfal OF white pepper Serve al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27

Scallops a la Nesubmg

Cover quart of scalops boiling simmer
minutes yolks boiled
through Ado them cup OF Melt
tablespoonful Add yolks then
cup When scalIops teaspoonfu Of
salt. easpoonfu of white and grating
When hot tablespoonful Of sherry Madeira
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27
Gte 1iI,ita pailn fase sn,nap mprnins Dec a. 1903
NUMBER of little additions

4 NUMBER of little additions
~ to the chatting dish set have
come out within the last few
weeks.
All of them tend in some way TO
improve or simplify the work of the
chafer.
The newest alcohol lamp, which is
shown in to-day's illustration, is said
to be much less wasteful of the ex-
pensive fuel and an improvement in
other ways upon those we have for
merly used.