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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

r,... F'.rs.t f-r spot cotton closed e-aes,. o.. ~
I. lafjr flr rrIIFlfur urIs-7 .-.1 --eA -
''i Sales were - bales 10 fnirre-s - p, =
southern spot markets v-e-.
$780, q s-.'vr Wilmington nominal N5-flk ,. =,
"a sales bales 49, t-'.-if
..ueal. af 1zs Charleston r7fff-- 1870 r iltnl.
49, .s' AlfItl. az l4Ac, sales. bales N1ov- c,-f-
t.- sIea-t. SO higher. laAc sales -, 49,
rli,i fr higher. az 1si1c. TaltIra0-s ,.o--S
nlfhfT. 1t 1890. Aurlsta fem q.
ia, sales. 81 bales ESTIMATED reca!rts - ot+. =
go rs ~ iili-atlon follow. Al New .O-,ea-e
.- 100 70 5Hn bales. against Irg hale L..
49, tiHH last year. Galveston from p 7oa = -
-t HEalnsf 22i2 laI.- last week ana 81 49, 80
49, houston IRON ll' 20 1900 bales against -
sec .aff week and -4> lgF; year. -''1'
tt.-iffs n cotton ffr ports toby
pr compared WITT fse totals a week r,rs,s,-,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March -. 4 p m.-COTTON-Spot IN limited
demand. prices easier y points lower American
mi dllnE fair 79sd. good middliug. SD; middlins
772i low mi5d,inE 1G21 good ordinary 752d ordinary
so The sales q the day were 5oo0 bales OF which
500 for speculation and export.
American Receipts. bales including coo Arcri-
Futures opened qu.st and Closed steady. American
miSdling. z o T. March 755d. March and April 52I
April ard Nav 7-4sd. May and June. 4Td. and
July 4Sd July and August. 54ld, ana Septem
Der. 721d September and October 65Od; October and
November 6isd November, 6l9d November and De-
Gambler. 6oedf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March ]sin--WHEAT-S dull. No
California. 7s Id. closed firm: May. Gs md.
July 6s TAd- CORN firm: American mixed. spot.
DO old I'd. futures closed quiet; May. sid
PEAS-Canadian steady at IS I'D FL0UR-st Louis
dull - "a HOPS London tFacifc
Coast rs 15sdET los BBEF'-Ezztra India mess
firm G7s Cd PORK steady az 67s Sd HANIS-Short
cut 16 n quiet 4fs EACON quiet. Cumberland
cut. % 30 n $50 short 70. Is 70 q y SIS Ga long
clear middle light = "a 70 3Ts; long clear middles
heavy % n 40 n 36s al short clear backs rs - 70
36s. clear bellies. IA IL n. AIS. SHOULDERS
II TO - n. dull at Sis Sd BUTTEFlOcd United States
steady al SIS LARD-Prime Western IN tisrces easy
3D. American refined. In pals. DUH a
CHEESE steady: American finest white 49s do coorsd
5ls- TALLOW-Prime city dull at 25s ID. LINSEED
OIL quiet az i1s I'd TURPENTINE-Spirlts steady at
ass 81 PEIROI4EUM quiet At Titd ROSIN-Common
Etsaey a. - e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA
RAIIRoAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND coRTLANDT STREETS
- The leaving time from DesbrOsses and COrtlaadt
Is five minutes given below for
Twentythird street stariOn. where ethsrwiss
noted
ass A NJ. FASS MAIL--ParIor. Sleeping and Dining
ss a sT n Is 5A aa4Pq!s and ss.vtnr
Smoking. and Observation Cars. Cineinnatt Indian
1Os5 4 Il Lo PENNs9 FiHs ANTA 11M1rED-Pulman
msHp Cars Fo SRSass 261 a ana De-
I-S5 P. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashvills tva Cincinnati and LOaisvtls). In
SIS eHcHSSo 4 L1M a9Ts DiP p3ims s..Ds
iedo' ana c cI Dan Df9Ins car
sSS p; NJ. ST LOUIS ExPREsssFos t P'f 55SI1x
Car For Gary ". Va tvia Shenandoah Valley
SIS p: II. WESTERN ExPREssz.ror Chicago For
7ss p ~ PRCfFfc ExPREssS For Pt,tsburE To-
andoah VALLEY Route Connects Cor Cleveland except
s.25 ?. n. CLEVELAND AND c1NGIS.SATII, E *
PREss.-For PittshurE. Cleveland. Cincinnati IN
o55 p n. PITTsBURG sPEc1AI4-Dany Tor Pitts
wAsHINGToN AND THE sOUTR. 49,.
9 10 10 Hs:5fOsS $50 sDe and cor
s sDG 5,5 ~ sS, 81 81 Ass ssSrosss
sum Toasa % S IS 20 s. @ M as5 g. Is coh
asi 81 ebe.bad Iar sad ' c6r RnpE
soUTHRERN HALLWAY Express 12s5. p. as p n
IL 10 night daily sOuthsTn's palm Limited '12 20
Atlantic COAST LINE Express o 2s a m and p
.. daily New York and Florida Special" -l'
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILwAT.-ExTress y 81 p .. m
and 1910 night daily. ''seaboard Florida LirnA'eN
NORFOLK ANT WESTERN RAIIwAY.-For Memphis
and New-OrIesns. 3 . D. daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO PAILWAY--T-S a m week
FOR OLD POfNr COMFORT and NORFoLR-Ts5 q m
Aff 'ftN4fy' ePf sS Sai sa gss ..s.y.
SUNDAYS. L hS m Through Nesubued Trains b,Iie-
Parior STANDARD Coaches on week days Ia
Tor Smoking Car Paror Cars. Dinng Car and stan11Iu
Coaches on Sundays
CAPE MAY.-t255 p. weekdays
LONG BRANCH. ASBURT PARK unteriaken Stnhnysi'
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West LWehty-
third Street Station. 8 IS m. 122 325 - p n
and - 10 night week days sundays. II 10. . a m
and rs m From Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets
a. m - 81. 3. 40 10 and - Is night WseH
days Sundays IS 9 As q. ~ .. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS T.25 SIS. $50 70 % Cs55 81 Louis Liritsd
CPenna Limited. 1908, I165 a 81 So sL3S 10
esbrosses and Corandt Streets. 20l 255 = IS 5o9
90 50 Chicago Limited for North Phil
adeipha oniy '555. 655. 555 25 S25 955 for North
dsysa s65 IS. SIS Is C-o55 ST Louis LInlteal.
Penna Limited. 30 IS a. 255. -lo5
IS (s455. Chicago Limited for North Phil-
nGelphia only. - IS. .555. T55. Is s23 VS9 Tor
Ticket ofises Nos 4sl 1854 11s Broadway ts1
Fifth below I'D ST. 263 Fifth Avenue tcorner
29th I House. and stations named above
way and Pennsylvania Annex station The New YORK
Transfer Will call for and check baggage from
hotels residences through to destination
Telephone 643 Chelsea for Pennsyvania Railroad Can
Service.
". w ArTERRURY JR. WOOD.
General Manager Passr Traric Manager
GEO ". BOYD.
Passenger Agent
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
Liberty street south Ferry. Thine from South
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown below
EASTON BETH EHEN. ALLENTOWN AND NTAUCH
CHTNk-zL00 (Tt5 Eastcn onlyl. 30 A NJ. 12Q.
40 500 t5t5 Easton only p " sundays. zf25
vii k I AND sCRASTON-zfoo 80 A. NJ.
500 II ri SUNDAYS. a. 95 a NJ. 100 T. n
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHJ RST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNFGAT-z40 %. - 40 a. NJ. 80 q 40. Lake
wood and Lakehurst ouiy1. A1a. 700 p NJ cos
= 81. Ssturdays)- sundays .. 90 A. NJ
ATLANTIC CITY, . NJ, f3 30 2 N
VINFIAND AND BRIDGETON-fzf 90 A n. tI3o
HONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
"a g a NJ. XII 20. a. as. 80. $50. 1L5O
Sundays except Ocean Grove. LOO A II. 400.
PHI ADELPHIA-CRE TERMINAL). .ae5.
- 90 90 80 90 TO 90. III 90 a NJ t12 %. = 90
sttr4y M, CTTFsTST-r sTREETs-s425. IS 80
80 go "1I45 A. NJ, 'Ioo IS 40. 800. 200. - p
RE ADTNC H4RRISBURG louisville AND Will
IANsPORT o.. - IS, tSo-. t9l9. 1000 LOO
Reading PottsviiIe Hrsb < onv. f. 90. IS 90 ? NJ
zF'ron liberty only 'paily- tDaily. except
sunday SUNDAY only tParlor cars only Wa
TawaGra saturdays. aExcept SATURDAYS
Offices. Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry. Astor
Az % Union Square West. i53 East 18TH ST.. ~
West 125th st. PAS Columbus Az. New York; Court
e. ga $50 FULTON St BROOKLYN: 500 Broadway. Will
/ fam sburg y Y Transfer Co. calls FOR and checks
81 = PF,sT En- c NJ BURT
Vice-Pres and Gen. Mgr Gen Passr AsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

FLOUR AND MEAL-An Improved tone was developed
curing the day as result o. the advahce in wheat but
thing more than immediate TsgaiTernsnts RYE FLOUR
81 66aS4 So CoRNMEAIs steady, quoted: Kiln dried
5S Ss aSa Fellow 81 4SSs 55 sds sSes 81 1osi Is
FED gun quoted WesteTn spring bran March SSI
4z-l % aEsy go 70 saes nsS5 d. SaS1 %; Tel
ni1iitag SaS25 red dos ga 60 hominy chop, $50 90
IL y, .I H. it ne Il, o p 8 az 5 , o1
likely sustained by the crop added over 1c more
;he price Of July wheat IN Nev-Ycrk today. The
close after moderate reaction in the last hour on an
me weather man showed that all predictions as to the
development ~ cold weather IN the winter wheat belt
shove were noted parts q the West The for
st S nav e. FAR toward o.;settns the effects q
The sW N 1i,. o s =, ,E. obi yaI,ey
although Tho Modern Miller weekly review was rather
irier n-s Hea 1l.ai,sd higher while Paris markets.
speculative activity showed an inc-ease as .Iient mas
weather IN Few weeks viii show The crop 70
tfe dsveI@-e5 as result ~ the storm West and this
5, 5rv irte-s-od with transmission q orders between
accurate opinion as 20 the movement 81 ".se1 % w
msrets Arse6i.n3 siI' f I} saycSs from there
T olis HsW Coming in fr6rn The interior There was
ana ~ 81 osIsTi r. . as7at. for export and choice
YORK Cnsderaiy more active, ne Eve, Sy'n Sv ieadne
-v .-ro-t business consisted # Loads here and
.'4-r,--z Argentina shipments wer" 80 ''l
-..L ~. . l--r closed Js&c. - 10 nhoafi y :
,,5.f+. ~ r4s.r 80 yellow AZ "tr. . 7, ant
strong early IN n" cay
80, -,r ~ somewhat the close N synpa,tE WIN
~ -.-.,.ts y. . oats closed at SEC. 10 : whlte
49, ~ = white and standard white. 4b'zc ~
-.--s, q V-..-err arrive prompt Shipment
Quiet Feeding was quoted ar SIC
,c.- v--k and mailing AZ bsnt''. q fa,-al,
s--1.--t-~ r--~ exports the etlFl
y. --ffuP ~ '-rsra 1sr-eet s. agEresafcl
- ~. esr 80 l.-r week and 241lb>i bush ths
- r4et vrar Prom July l. 1875. - le ,.A So.
N-N against 10 s4o|l1 hust -
E5fe li7 - ,,-s FOR che week aEgTeEafe lhz. 40
,-t -caf~s+ s77 $50 bush Last week ana 90 '-L
i'-'. 49, Z 1p02 % date fheN ahEFebate
= ~ -, --,t-e. "A 4ao as bush last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Orfrss Liberty Ferry. south Ferry. Aston House
re- 1900. 1884 Broadway. 1S2 5th Az. IS
Union square West t55 East 125th St 2I5 West lc5th
Sf5 columbus Ave. New York. . Court St. 3t4.
Ss6 Er1fon s. BROOKLYN. 800 Broadway. williams
burg New YORK Transfer co. calls for and checks
Nagr7re to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
NAVAL STORES.

FOR spirits turpentne is dull. but without
important in quoted prices quiet
about unchansed Tar IS about steady and unchanged
we quote. SPIRITS Tt RPENT1NE-O and machine bhs
6sE5Slac. TAR-ou bbls. 81 ROSIN-C'omnlon to good
strained 81 1882 SO; z, 81 So F. 81 80; c. 81 e5 H..
So 10, l. SO 30. K So 30; NJ 50 9Uv4 y 81 O5G$4 10.
" G. 81 Is: W W. 81 25Q$4 50
STOCK IN HAND
. D.. b. 90
be-. CO.. d.. . . 20
SAVANNA March 5-TTRPENTTNE-Ste 6Sc:
sales $50 bbls; 1870 exports 2l5 ROSIN-FIrm
sales 449 bbs. receipts 1005. exports 3Sl5 Quote. A.
=. G. u. s. 30, F. s. 50 F. s. 90. g 81 o. H. 81 20; l.
s. 90 X. 81 80, NJ 50 80 y, 50 go " @. So 20; W 81
Wilmington. March 25-SPIRITS TURPENTINEs-F
ceipts - casks ROSIN-Recepts. 2S5 TAR firm 81 6s
receipts. . hbs. CRUDE TURPENTINE-Firm 81 p.
81 81. receipts. u bbs
London. March 25.-TC RPENTIEE-- Spirits as lid
ROSIN-AmeTican strained. IS 7l1d. fine. lis 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March c5-FLOUR-steady. wHEAT-sPrinE.
dull: Northern. spot. 81 Us. winter offerings yery
usht CDES-Stea-y: No > yellow, 55A2c, No corn. S3p
b3izc cATS-vveak. white. 46isc. No mixed. 43c-
HARLEY Nothing doing RYE-DuII. NO l. SOC bid
Chicago March 25-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

-it1n -acfsnEe fye-al LIVERPOOL cadies SPOT cotton
to-es booo bales: speculation anl EXIT. 90.
SIis-ai.. 800 rtoc-rtT 900. American. 90 MID
iov,s " &C 800 tuurcs orened cuiet tF3 p.r;s
slarcf-Aprl 1870 A--l-Afav z ed. wav-Tu-e 7 ga
lslL Es5d 5uly-Aueusf. Tzld, Aurazt-septenlher
s-~1oi s@gtsnber-oet9ber. $500 Ostober-N ovouber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Neu-York March .. 1904.
REEyFs- Receipts were ASH head inciac-
"A, Is cars for expert alive % Tor szushtsrers Ga IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY MARCH &c 1901

ef1ss tc5verrh --r-1-e-, Coed Msnche=ter-Ta-n
ar.f. cloths orders 81 lon limits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
Via Springfield and the
BOSTON s Albany RAILROAD. -
Trains leave 1902 A. NJ. ~ 90 noon. - 90 P W.
I'll co r NJ
Central ticket Offices 100. 40 ana
1916 Broadway. Grand Central station.
a. Fl SMITH. GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Triouns
~ received d their Uptown once.
No. 1.S64 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received az t1e following branch
Offices regular Office until O'Clock p VIZ
254 Sth-ave 23d-sJ: I53 6th-ave-. cor i2th-
o. East t4th-st.: 25T West 4ed-st-. between eth
and Sth aves 263 West t25th-St: l.33s ~ we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

GEORGE 7. RIvEs. 70 Nassau Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. city Of New York
ROAPpVAN Plat & solely. 50 Wall Street Bor-
ouCh Of Manhattan. city % New York.
ATTORNEYS for the Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad
Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

THE CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPAP cstENT OF
TAXEs AND ASSESSMENTS. MAIN CFFICE, BOR
OI-GH MANHATTAN. NO. 2sC BROADWAY
STEWART BUILDING. January 5. 1894
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, As RE
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-03
Two Boys Drowned in Cork.

Cork. Sunday.-A drowning accident
of a melancholy nature occurred today
in the river Lee, near Sundays well. a
number of youths who were playing in
the vicinity had procured a canoe in
which they proceeded to take trips on
the river. One of the boys, John Muir
ply. in the course of kis trip capsized
the canoe and was precipitated into
the water. He called upon one of his
companions, William kearns, to come
to his aid. and the latter without a
moments hesitation, jumped in to his
rescue. His heroic efforts to save his
companion, however proved unavail-
ing. and the two lads went down be-
fore the gaze of their horror-stricken
comrades. The police dragged the
river and recovered both bodies after
about an hours search.
A particularly sad feature of the
case is that Murphy, who was quite
unable to swim, was very reluctant to
make a trip in the canoe, and just as
he was starting Kearns exclaimed,
'Good-by: we'll meet in heaven"
Much sympathy is felt for the parents
of the deceased, and universal regret is
felt at the sad fate of Kearns. who sac
rificed his life in attempting to rescue
his companion.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-03
GROWING OLD.

A little more gray in the lessening hair
Each day as the years go by:
A little more STOPPING in the form,
4 little more dim in the eye,
A little more faltering of the step
As we tread life's pathway Ger.
And a little nearer every day
To the ones who have gone before.
A little more hating of the gait,
And a dizziness of the ear;
A growing WEAKNESS of the frame
With each swift passing year
fading Of hopes, and ambitions, too
faltering in life's quest,
And a little nearer every day
To a sweet and peaceful rest
A little more loneliness in life
As the dear ones pass away;
A bigger claim on the heavenly land
With every passing way.
A little further from toll and care.
A little less way to roam;
A drawing near to a peaceful voyage
And a happy welcome home.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-03
HOME ON THE DESERT.

San Diego, cal. Nov. 2i.-The reports
which have come from the mountain
regions in the southern part of this
county. telling Of the destitutton and
starvation of Indians on the Five Cam
DO reservations, have resulted in the
taking of steps IN this city for the i'm
mediate relief of the sufferers. The
first effort will be that of sending food
and clothing at once to the Indians to
meet their immediate needs. it is in
tended to raise a fund sufficient to
make the Indians comfortable during
the winter and to provide them with
seed. which should be sowed now in
order to produce crops for next year.
Successive years of drouth have Gre
.+ad the present condition of destitu-
ton. While the barrenness of the land
TO which the Indians have been pushed
makes it impossible for them to get lar
away from want at any time. This has
been the hardest year they have ever
had. and the old men aud women espe-
cially are in a sad plight.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-03
The Intermountain catholic Woman's
Recent Deaths in Cork.

Murray-Oct. %. at Ballysten. Sha-
nagelden. Limerick, James ]. Murray,
a ged 2S. eldest son of P. Murray Rior-
dan-On Nov. >, at % High street, Tim
otEy Riordan. Hayes-At 8 Friar's
street. Kinsale. John Hayes, carpenter,
aged Il years. Funeral to the Abbey,
Nov. T. O'Gorman-O1 Oct. "a, at the
Red House. Youghal David O'Gorman,
late of Fermoy. Murphy-On Oct. 81.
at ) Turkey street, Maurice Murphy.
Creedon-At Roovesmore. Coachford,
Hannah Creedon. Funeral from Coach
ford r. c. church on Nov. l. Wood
On Oct 81. at Anerley college. Anerley.
London. Nora Wood. Beamsh-On
Oct 80. at 81 South Mail, Richard
Beamish. formerly of Alleyn Cottage.
Baltimore, aged 81 years. Hegarty-
On Oct 80. at Gileaugh, Mary Hegarty.
Afternoon Oct 81 at 37S Blarney
street. Patrick Ahern, late Gresham
Office. South Mail. Cronin-On Oct. 81.
al 10 Ryan's buildings, Old Market
Place. Ellen Cronin. O'Connell-On
oct. % at q Mulgrace road. Margaret
O'Connell. Clarke-On Oct IS. at Dis
,rict hospital. William Clarke, of the
Imperial hotel Richmond-OB Oct. %.
at > Wandesford street CLARKE s
BRIDGE. Ellen Richmond OSullivan-
or oct. %. ut Exhibition hall Patrick
street. Fcrmoy, John r. O'Sulliyan,
draper Murpby-On oct. %. at Car
hue. Patrick Murphy. Dineen-On Oct.
]. at Clonteadmore, Coachford. Ellen
Dineen. Brew--On Nov. !, Joanna
Brew. Kilmartin, Doroughmore aged
81 years Hayes-On All Souls day. at
2 Friars street. Kingale. aged II. Quin-
lap-On oct. % at South infirmary.
James Quinlan, Deerpark. LiXnaw.
County Kerry. brother Of Maurice
ouinlan. i Cathedral street. McSwiney
AT Lauraga, Kenmare. on Oct. %,
, William McSwiney.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-03
AUNT BUsY's BEAUTY ANSWERS

Intermountain Catholic Woman's
/ World:
Dear Madam: viii peroxide of
1 hydrogen destroy the hair?
| know it viii make ii lighter and that
/ is just what l want, but will ii hurt
/ the roots, and how much shall / put in
the water? Thanking YOU in advance,
I l am, yours truly. GERALDINE.
The pure peroxide OF hydr gen will
! bleach the hair. But you will have to
1 apply il continually to keep the color
/ If used carefully it viii not injure the
! hair. but its use is not considered good
! taste. Why not try a spoon Of salts
/ Of tartar or washing soda in the wa
] ter? Both arc harmless and have
! bleaching qualities. If YOU must use
peroxide, put a teaspoonful into d bowl
/ Of water. Personally, ! think the use
1 OF bleachessA-ery foolish, and l really
think women who use them have a dis
reputable appearance.
Intemountain Catholic. Woman's
/ World:
/ Please tell me a good wrinkle cream
/ The lines from my mouth each side to
my nose are deep. What can l DO to
make them so they won't show? How
can make my lips red? Now please
I answer my questions this time. l wrote
1 you twice before and you didn't answer
me either time. l have been a sub
scriber for years. Don't use my name
when you answer my questions as l win
I know which is for me.
d.! Take d lump of mutton tallow as big
az an egg. Heat if in double boiler.
| Add a lump of white wax as big as a
walnut. When all is heated add three
ounces of the oil of sweet almonds and
! twenty drops of the oil Of geranium.
/ Pour into wide moutbed jar This
VIII make large quantity Of soft and
pure cold cream. If too stiff add more
/ oil. Massage around the mouth care
! fully with a light upward stroke. In
regard to your lips, | cannot suggest
anything but the regular lip rouge that
can be purchased in the drug stores. 1t
is not considered good taste to use it
only when on the stage or in private
theatricals. On no account bite your
! lips You will spoil the shape OF your
/ mouth. If your lips are bloodless. build
up your constitution with a good tonic.
The Intermountain Catholic Woman's
/ World:
/ Please send me the formula of your
4 arm and neck bleach OF lanlin and per-
oxide, but don't publish my name.
You can use a paste of almond Gil
and vaseline, hal fand half. with a
! tablespoonful of peroxide stirred in
/ While the mixture is warm. or you can
use lanoline cream with same amount
! of the hydrogen.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-03

The urgent demand for novelties in
the way of toys makes it necessary for
the great commission houses and de-
partment stores TO send men abroad
every year to poke about in the Hartz
nc untains and other great Toy produc-
ing districts of Europe looking fcr
something new One Of the most not
able of these expert buyers says that
the tendency in playthings is steadily
toward greater eXpensiveness, and that
each Christmas moro money is spent
on TOYS in this country than in any
year preceding, chtldren's tazte and re-
ouirements in this line becoming
steadily more exaotins.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-03

Often, under the hardest and rough
est bark, there lis a living trunk, full of
sap. which bears excellent fruit. Often
a gentle and polished outside surface
hides deceitful and corrupted things
Lacordaire.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-03
PUMPKIN PIE.

Dame Freedom sought q proper dish
To grace her banquet board,
So from the glory of the sun
She filched a golden hoard.
The spice of Araby the Blest,
Scents which in gardens lie,
She mingled all with cunning hand
And called it pumpkin pie.
Fit type of our Republics rule,
All mankind's hope and trust
Abundant gold in reach of all
And not an upper crust.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-03

Give any man a sufficient purpose and
he will wake to such an exercise of his
powers AS will call forth all the abilities
with which he is endowed and lead him
to cheerfurly suffer hardships to the
limit of endurance or make sacrifices
without complaint of every blessing
with which his life has been crowned.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-03
49,

No life should be content with an I'M
changing set of ideals. That which
is chosen i'm exhilarant youth will be
found not wholly suited to the modera-
ton of maturity There is nothing in
This circumstance to discourage. On
the contrary, it is of encouraging m
port. since it indicates Development
Leigh Mitchell Hodges.