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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

c"asfao Nav "a whe general stsAs =
or fseft ArtuuF waH resumed Nev 70 -
~ aseaFsswx se the Frr~vt - Esxsssn~
arristnx h&Fv Monday frvsn iainy ThsS
say thAa tae farauess aFv ~ z~esvttve
true fsefs Evsu tae nfmssf~ astAtisa -
wo8A as tha AaN~ a. mei Assew waas
sh@aF eeaxs@s8aa a. ere tsoms are sssMm
N@w. is p@s aiaafiF N#axv *swAaMa@s
mheeM exeFs ah4p tFimM al tt@4mr. Feas
eMy.Aeas@e was esefsnsf ta Fte hAs wFm@
80 ~ a&mA Hss8ases ne a wsaF@slHms
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

In Defending Herself Weman sustsins
Broksn finger.

Fort Worth. Nov. while AIRS.
Ludie Therrifl. = widow. was returning
Saturday afternoon about o'clock
from a packing plant where she was
employed she was attacked by negro.
A terrible struggle eEsued during which
nearly all the clothing was torn of Mrs.
Therrell and a finger was broken. Her
screams frightened the miscreant away.
She was on the verge Of hysteria sew
erai times while relating lier terrible
experienced.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21
Nearo Kills White Mar.

Memphis. Nov. Z1-News has reach
ed here from Blues Point, Miss. that
Lige Thomas. a uegrp laborer. has
KILLED Sci Boswell q white man. after
wounding a uegress in the head. The
shooting occurred on a plantation near
Blues Point Boswell was running TO
assist the woman when Thomas shot
biE dead The negro escaped.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

Mes 0saesmw. New, ft Secretary -
Wa Taft pat IA anmahse tas&Y say
siuanAS. lie ard A&w Party weTw taAen
e. ne@@8xs niams 4aies fax = xstsapss
81 the saHaH fn8uMtFg IS faaaassamA
A. ntshs - $40 th~ m@~ws 81 saaw~F
given Nv Az htsaasNp frMaEw4fe ate
RmwanM tie ttmnswms~ sMsps In smw As-
m@g sse~swsaxY wMfs eMnxwm@mA Fs@Fws
tm@a tAe saaesnt&A h@a @as ue*m smas
hws@ - 90 ta HnfsMsxsM #Frmes
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21
SUSPENSE CONTINUES.
Port Arshor's Fate Is Likely TO Be the
First Thirg Settled.

81 Petersburg Nov -l-The sus-
p,.use euxend~rcd by the Japanese al
tack on routilug hlI continues. THIS
movement nsF proved prSucst sfui
u aimed merely Geo capture a Russias
position. but whether lt was intend
ed 90 mask activity 81 souo other point
along the front has mot yet developed
Some corresponding mote shat they
consider significant Japanese usoNe-
rneuts t8 the Russian night md 9th
er~ that tapsanese column ts tnUstnn
fifty ~ st1ty miles eastward hst the
opgngon iH military circles seems e. 80
that no srVai movement - Hsely 90
transpife before the fate - Port A.
thur - decided A the same time
n T. recalled here chat Oeaefal kuro-
ratkAos great aggressive nevesnsnt
~ last mautb was ~ fuN sWtue .
seek before fh@ outsiae wofIs fssst-
iaed &hAk wAs mermfFtuN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

f1srx@x Nee ed @sFFv@s seurs
soanA Nlnnasi Tsa@a. an ~as tasN saa-
aaAhs~ amA Tasumzsm AA&taftts@sa asa
peter miller esasftww taa&Nv@. 81 EsHssaws
Gratis wxaaatx ~ fsama em ete~team Aas
nmwa @mm xswmm s48s8 aaE# ~ sN1i eco
mmma So - SO eessm8 seesA Sos
mmw sees ama was Hn@a ts@e#
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

J w Vines, the Washington street
barber, brought TO this Office today
the skull Of some prehistoric animal
the identity Of which has never beer
established The skuli Was washed
out OF the bank Of Swan creek lr
Lewis county Tenn. several y~a--
ago II was taken to the Centennial
opposition at Nashville aud EXHIBIT
ed, bat scientists who saw il were an.
able 10 determine to what animal IL
belonged
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21
PRINCIPALS ESCAPED.
Negro Girl Fatally Shot and . Horse
Used as Breastworks Killed.

Paris. Tex, Nov. 21.-Northeast Of
this city two negroes named George
Lewis and Clay Prince engaged in
pistol duel. Prince took refuge behind
a horse and the animal was killed
Nora Pierson. a negro girl. 100 yards
away was fatally wounded by stray
bullet Neither man was hit.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

III Paso. Nov. 2l.--A man from Ca
nanea Mex, who refused to give his
name reported to the police that he
had been robbed OF $500. Two negro
" omen were arrested and $500 was re-
covered
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21
Lona Wheelbarrom Ride.

Fort Worth. Nov. 21.-As the outcome
of an election wager r, S. Derk. mana
ger of the Mail Telegram mailing de-
partment, wheeibarrowed @. b. Blue, a
contracting plasterer from the Texas
and Pacific depot TO the courthouse and
back, about two miles.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

Washington Nov. 81 The resident
has offered Senator Coz sell ne 18th b
main canal commissioner Jade va
cant by the resignation OF Colonel
Hecker of Michigan. and has also told
him that if he feels that his health will
not permit him to take tais place the
president desire tn offer him a position
an tbe inter state commerce com
al
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

Republicans and Democrats alike
praise Foiey's Honey and Tar for
coughs, colds aud throat and lung
diseases a. no other remedy can
compare with IL. II 10 safe and sure.
n. 4. Slater, merchant, III NJ aiu
street, Gloucester, Mass, writes:
Faleys Honey and Tar cured me
II very bad cough which | had for
three months though other remedies
failed to benefit me. / can highly
recon mend II for eoughsAnd c colts
For sale by r. w Fsaris
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

Haesvsass. Tenm- A@w e - asm@sl'
"a EHaaAsma 50 smmuFmsew ssam s@au.
sms8essa nazssstm hpr@. MBs mm.SN wRa
fmmma fS8mw In an kHwv tm sh~ maaa
recess @ANsFM8 Wa 49, aasa lis fAw@ma
fNmm ear t. eaT. ESmMnwAA4 gs~as Aana
are So ~ ~ n~mpmmsNA&s Ca sM~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

bob Kennedy. n r. Thofnt S
= spalding. Tom Billiard and Gees -
walker left this ~ 'IH,rg tor r. u.ty
Boyce MIR Hendley had the Eater
river 10 make war on The fnnv tribe
and the cat squirrel
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

lac Hsnales wAs IA the eiif sat
uFday and said he had moved his
famiiY from bis farm near ike "a
nayss Mr. ltandley had the Eater
prise changed 10 his usw address
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

William Davis Who lives near
Boyre. was here Saturday al said
his daughter, Miss Myrtle who ~as
educated in Tennessee. wouid teach
at Patriek school house IN Dallas
county this winter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21
Managers Arrested /.

Houston. Nov. 21-Managers Bishop
OF the Empire theater and Michael OF
the Houston theater were arrested
charged with giving Sunday perform
auCeF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

o.. fN3sm. B@~ 14-Ths s~w@ Il
a.znaaszaame Ae 60 W~weHe saN 80 90
wmNA am&sAm M4enNamw Mew. 81 aAmwa
q amama st N82aAM wAe @TMm8 sssml
samsm aAm ss@naz@ ma tAw asaw ~ ~.
aH1s#m
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

Nyw York. Nov. 21---Judge Parker
h.ts engaged "a suite Of rooms at Hotel
Netherlands for the winter for himself
and Mr. Parker.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21
TREMENDOUS FIRE.
Cincinnati Has Seven Hundred
Thousand Dollar Corf!aaratiun.

Thousand Dollar Corf!aaratian,
Cincinnati, Nov 2t-Ffre caused a
loss here SUNDAY Of s70o.0eo. It was
IN the central part OF the city on the
South side Of Fourth street. between
Walnut and Main streets. n started
In a vacant building tn the rear of the
PoUnAssprd Stationery company. Sew
eral HNe- story buildings were rou-
stunned \ strong wind famed ~"
flames aud sac Gremen nad several
hours of hard work
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

LUsT- between C1Tnb@ftaad PFe@-
syaasiaa church aud ~. q. LAnens-
aaFta Residence, through University
Addition, one cFeae@na shaped
h2omeh sea with p@aFAs. Finder
esaaae FesnFn a. Mics Kate LAnems3
sMx aud be rewarded.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21
Ricidly Enforced.

Fl Paso. Nov 21.-The Sunday law
was rigijly enforced Sunday. Hun
drelS vent TO Juarez. where the sa
ioors were open,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

R,o ds Janeiro. Nov. 21.-Complete
ruIn mas been restored throughout
Brazil
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

wANTED--Yen TO know that u
goa have anything for sale. there 10
80 better cay To iel the people know
u than Ia place ga I'd In this col.
ann. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

FOR SALE canopy top Phae-
con. good as new, sxeeps the aphol'
saexing which needs repairs. viii
cell cheap. I'D Oldham. ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21
WANT COLUMN |


FARM BARGAINS Il own 200 acres
deep. smooth. black @axy land, one
mile from Waxahachie win sell
in body or In tracts of 90. G6. rs or
I25 acres each. II you want choice
land near city, see me quick. VIM
Roger. Waxahachie d&w4t
RETAIL PRICES for COAL and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

TO I.ET-Oue furnished south room
wtth good board. Apply to Mrs. Jno.
Cooper. l0T North Monroe st ssf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-21

pHDsF The New 6rlst Mlll your
cob order They are cheap enough
for our customers To burn. and saves
IS the trouble ] r Williams x
60 n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22

shades? Is there a water paint that can
be used. or do you know of anyone that
does such work? | viii be very grateful
for any suggestions. MRS. Z. \. r.
SHRED HALF A POUND OF WHITE
laundry soap into enough warm water
TO dissolve it into Jelly; add to this
three tablespoonful of powdered whit
ing and stir until you have a thick
cream. Wash The pewter in hot water
and ammonia, wipe dry. Apply the paste
and set away for twelve hours before
rubbing II of and polishing with dry
whiting and channels skin.
>. Wash with lukewarm water and
little kerosene oil. wiping very dry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22
Il Babr's Pnrfn
WILL some kind reader srrres.
w simple and u7iG1c D.cfac,f - -

WILL some Kind reader svrges.
wv simple anc unique Uciaod = c.l-
tertaini1g BABY g-4esrsT =.
birthday party given 70 nv ia -
who VIII be one year Old usxr r1,,,,5ss
Also what and how 70 serve the 49,.
''totsg BABY I<JYr.pa' 's
ANOTHER BABY-LOyER GAVE .
white tea to a I3-monrh-oia ,osslgie-
The cards were Issued IN tie E..oth---s
name after this fashion.
Mrs Robert Leacx Eld-idge
Miss Eid-i6ge
At Home
"Wednesday. March Eighth
Nineteen Hundred and Foa-
White Tea from iwo clock En;g Ere 70
Miss Eld..cge- received TIE x-..s.
with her mother. The ages OF thc-ss -
T:;ed varied from eight months - fsrr
years. and each was chsrsro-,ess ~ :
mother. a older sister OF rarS-
: here were co..s galore and b4Eesf-,.e
blocks AID toy Carriages bt-Lts 90!
beasts. and plenty q reorle 10 srgzr
these OF and 70 cirec. the games Ep-
Refreshments there were brsza-zzd-t,i.t-
ter. slik and white tea - srunxe lie
plain cookies and simple szrsey zgza-
boz bo5s- Each child sad A. snsxueu-
sivs favor 20 take hone AL sxens
C7err1ly AID smoothly. There were "a
tears and no squebtsinx ans hT s-e
O'Clock each delighted rsgeacr We t,orzs
OF 70 home and CRIB.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22

I WOULD like TO speak il .aeetip, .
i may oe allowed. II crrarSi-,-
butter and sugar. II YOU viii 80
one OF TWO teasp0oIfUiS u mix f-S-7-
The quantity u oe used Tor me "a =
Magic. and Dc no harm -
Also = At1Ie about AanUeis- HOY water
is not such bag6ear 20 me 70 VS..
Ing names had - couple u sl,If~ =
nanGe!S That mad been ruined - -
hands OF The !1UEdreSs. ana nor ,rtsr;-~'-
20 SactialCe mem, proceeded in the .ol-
lowing manner with cons:lerl,h Ia~ -
cess; l prepared a hot 'sudsy'' vafs-
WITH SOAP powder; pax IL the f7anrsfs
ano let them soak 3 couple III holrs- -
that TIME the water was colo. -
ad1ed more hot water and rubbed
them ny hand Uutil clean. addtre :
little more OF the SOAP powder r.
rinsec them In clear hot water. ana dr5ei
oE MOI itre. or over = register Trey
Came OUT mGch softer. and continuing
the process from week 10 w4eE -
hhres gradually loosened IN ana ~
Hrst. ~ -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22
Helpful Hints for the Housewife

To Test the Purity q MIA Ger
mar paper gives tez- FOR a. teTed milk.
Which IS simplicity stsel<- \ Nell-gsOl-
istled knitting needle -, eipfs4 icto
deep Jesse. Il mix ard l5-ss1.ss D. .atliy
Withdraw II az Ua~.EAt p1aIsca z
Iise sample IS pre- s4slse % tl-e rss--1 ~.
hang Il me le-Q4e. 49,. j. @ztes las
bee. added 70 lie u3ls. even ~ sz.4zA
proportion. TAG A-41 81 LIZ a1-Aers -
TIE needle
Oil.-aS lie HEsasse---Dc got 1zE u Oh
The Wri1g e- essrs tla4e yc1 EzsA y
8-ssL ..-Lss4 Eas-rr st- 49, f.e ~.
machinery. ard sess ssrEEE.h e sx.seee.ss
y he ups-atot- TO Cses1 fHe rsrs
T1b them :sst Uftn~a con gaf-rzrt.f
witz ker Sene 0ii AID folfcN 0sfh 80
and water AsE1 "a tcuser .hr =. 49,.
before putting TIE EFiass- away
To prevent lamp chi-aueys frors crack
Ing. wrap ezcz fa.4ssr.s1 iposssy bs.g sn-
tEsy a 2 czeS1- place saezz rlsetsss! y.
: kettle. and cove ~,t eel < zase-
Sr-1g TIE zz.tes 70 q 8af. coat.-.s.s rs-
Eeaf sea = IlftesE Minutes sd fEer cE1g
C BY fsts s@Tcp%gs.g shEv are souxh-
e1et zgalzsi aa oraizsry iEs1s heat
good ssol4sa .os staves - zzz@s .,
c-s ;s&ss~oszzGi Q. p2w4@ere4 zg1Ez rz1ke.
With TIE store Eoi-xs TAs srllszncs
iS2< t1.s yscasn VII s.ss - . ss0s~ viii
last for loEs tina
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22

Ths best shirt boom baa-6 "a Gee
mace - seas9ue3 ~go5. & loot za1s.
one foot al hat 4eaE. a. .~uEe .1-sn
t1lcE- IT'S shgEs6 - Eyssrt4 Ssss - =
- Three tasCA1essas - "a atzs. dawn
t.sht AID Nei, taxed Il aca. goTsr
as-2lE witA c2ESoa f.z.Eszs4 esGaa terT
cEnf. aE.g 4i1-E-l4g ASK &sxs sstssz4
s-.gB q aEils N1tfg1 1lE Gzse1 - tkse
c04r4- -z4 s1f Ga cse&a 80 sssET
week
Whea sfsssns psatss gods Ffssrc zxss.y
49, az tss asiv~f- 4sc laez. 11eaz STA
,sssges - l.+s -sss- sxg ME2y szsa
gLrcs Is saver peer s4z1 .sszes Ia a.
a3s-ssE1t ~ Nafs = .arEe ss.se4 &
eam. saE. Fsatla zoo1s H. zsSAgB tar
aass = stoFef r. = e2Es2 SlScs- - very
csTsfEi 10 eTy he = ssce g tasa tea
"a ccSes pos before sssils1i-z
&c xsep s5F1sts hr1Ess sask lkzsc vsazs
l. vinegar DsfsTs za8E=s tEEs1 81 : azEg.
NEs2 szs1 E<-st3t-se1 chm ssTs - szss1s
sszre1 a1E $50. ass1 r., ussls SCI Hasn
s.seraF - az a. Ter ca zlsso a.
Essz er&. "a Zar - goes - Rzs Ex-
,Efes 81 vars Eaf<r $40 sp1s. SEys ssss
"a vzr-z -zfzr sfs8 srzEao-s2-
a s:rss g czF.xf xszsc 70 cz~e< AZ
wcss1 w.44 fSrBsgss 1rss1 es-zz- tocts s-sra-
~ sd w.sscEs 10 szf3stns. g..fzrg -
i~stsNx- Z. - f@- better ESk1 10 ssSz&.
c-EsA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22
More about "J0b's Tears"

A RE all the mothers weary Of
II Jobs Tears?' If not read
pleasant note concerning them
from the same pen that gives Master
Rogers pedigree:
To the list of places where JOBS
Iears grow | can add Olean and pa
rien, y, \. neighbor of mine planted
seed IN the house in March and trans
painted IN the ground as she would
tomato plants. The Tears are black
'When ripe. changing when dry to 4
biu!sh white My neighbours baby has a
necklace OF Tears. which seems 70
heir. ''-7i' >
Il enclose for Marion HarIand SEED
gwen me by the aforesaid friend Al
though they are not the perfect ones
used for chains, | think they win Cor
inmate, and. in the company Of Dead
sea Fruit. COwpers Soutnerr1c.ar
Powers aloes and the Scottish oa.sv
Jobs Tears VIII, 1 doubt not. thrive =,
her garden.-M" 80
MAY I ADD TO THE ,;Har.-.-,.,
mention OF my unworthy SELF and ~.
collection OF living souvenirs maj -
valued Tears have terminated n a ~,
IN sunny window. Pa4e green a,t-.ifes
have broken ground and are tskt~@ -
q healthier hue as they rise INTO ,Ce
light IN the ripeness OF their tirne ~.
shall be transplanted into roorier omar
tiers. quar-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22
LEMON SAUCE roR ABOVE

Cream together three four,hs ~
cup u sugar and ons-half cup Of but
ter; add enc esg beaten light. Tho
grated riud Of ooc- hslf aad Juice IF
whole lesnon. and one teasDoonfuI q
nutmeg. Beat very hard. hen stiy in
one half cup q hot 9sger. Place
u o double boiler and cook until Il
tkicseus. stirring of'en-
Serve very hof p pouring over ths
fritteTE.-Subseriber sfd EesIer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22
WILLING

ODe-half pouoa besl country ssa,-
age (rsu5oye al sklu).
Two s~ls-h@sten cgys.
Snail lunch q p5sslsv.
small b1nch q scuI.ion.
Cracker crumbs - NIX zithoy,
Fnaxi4g Too s;1G.
Chop onioas and parsley really gs,o.
pepper and salt
Thee can be hosIsd IL plain sai.sa
water. 5ni are iest boiled u. soup
&. Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22
Il Good Furniture Polish
7 HAVE noticed % many queries TOR
i good furniture polish that | believe

7 HAVE noticed % many queries TOR
l. good furniture polish that L behe'e
you can ind space 10 publish ms
Recently l had occasion TO hire Il
piano polisher 10 polish my piano. II
cost 81, but the job was excellent and
worth it. He being 4 piano manufac-
turer OF many years experience ana
friend OF mine, volunteered To explain
the operation. ! did as he told me and
polished my mahogany bookcase 50 well
lIat II IS as nice as i new one. Several
oeep scratches disappeared entirely
At ii nrst-claSS paint store purchase
poIishinS felt about four inches square.
aiSo piece of rotten stone. Wet the
let IN water until soft then rub o. the
rotten stone until 4 thin paste Is rubbed
into the felt and rub the furniture ovGr
thotodShiE, rewetting the felt and rub
necessary.
When thoroughly rubbed over. and the
eoTlace Is entirely dry, rub the furniture
with the palm OF the hands until an OF
the rotten stone Is rubbed of OF il
linen wipe thoroughly with a soft
Ci"th- Now. with clean SOFT cloth and
quantity 81 the oil used on pianos and
otItl me warns he'd surfaces. rub thor
ouShiy and carefully over the furniture.
beIhS careful 10 reach every corner and
crcNiCe.
The oil Will remove any remaining
traces Of the rotten stone. and grease
spots, scratches, etc disappear rs hv
maeic- This oil is not sticky does not
collect dust or become dun. The surface
OF the wood viii look Ike new work
Any reliable piano factory would prob
soIN sell small quantity OF the oil.
bct VIII not tel its composition. OnIv
q small quantity is required for n large
e9okoase. piano or set OF chairs 7 viii
sladIy refer any OF your readers 10
where this oil can be had, but | 6on.t
know what II is made Of.
J. N, 3. dninoiso
THESE CLEAR AND Full. IN
stractonS VIII be hailed cratss,,i,,. -.
the many who have applied for <or-
mGl2e OF poAshes. varulshes ana ~
Ike wherewith Il make old fGro;t,I-s
shine ike new. As they v!,l mi =
repeated this year, each reader shouid
ioFlA"lth cut cat ana preserve them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22
Recipes
FRITTERS

Stir together one pant ~ -four and
one half pint Of cold water; add ihs
yoiks Of four eggs. tso tablespoonfuls
OF sugar aud two II butter. with oEe-
half salispo0n u salt beat until
very light. then add the whites ~ ihs
eggs beaten stiff.
4ry IN deep fat. dropping from
spdon. Drain on chcesecloth ard dus.
with sugar. BANANAS. apples or other
fruit can h. cut into pieces and mixei
with ihis. Serve Nth lemon sauce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22

The material may be cheap, and as
for the fowers-they were culled
from the window garden, costing
nothing-but you see the picture that
she makes across the table Is it any
wonder that the dinner tastes de-
lciousl
Occasionally. too, she wears "the
company smile" at home. She of the
wrapper-and-curl-paper type is apt
to keep this charming possession laid
away with her best dress for visiting
purposes only.
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FILLED NOODLES

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a LONG LOST FRIEND.


so SHALL I. OLD AND TRUST
worthy recipes from family cook books
are always acceptable
MAKE thick paste Of buttermilk and
SAT- Cut "a hole IL = bit OF oilcloth- The
opening just npunS the ink spot. Basic
me oAcloth down 10 the cover thar The.
oeterSiNe may not spread and plaster
the oGtterniik ard sail upon the NIX.
Ia! II tae not sun al day. renewing
twice. Repeat cor several DAYS. rinsir,ss
each evening.
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answer that I agree with you in asking
for consensus Of mothers upon this
head.
One thing is certain. almost wish Il
was not The intensity of mother-love
Is not graded by the worIhiness of the
child. History is fun Of illustrations
which prove this.
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She invariably wears a wrapper
or, at best, soiled kimono with be-
draggled petticoat-and size is moral
ly certain to have limited number of
curl papers aureoling her brow
The visitor who drops in for an
afternoon call catches flying glimpse
of her as she scurries through the hall
for a two minutes grooming in the
bedroom.
Or the maid is out, and she herself
comes to the door pinning on a collar
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7 on understand why so many
1 marriages prove unhappy"
n and why so MANY husbands
are promptly 'disilluSioned"
when you see some women in their
household attire.
The little Photographic sermonette
preached to-day. unhappily for our
homes, requires no elucidation here.
''Gaze first on this picture, then on
that"
We all know the type.
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Around the Family Council Table With Marion Harland

You see l have violated several iron
bound rules, but / have been able to get
a fuI winters wear out of underwear
that seemed hopeless
YOURS FOR HELP
+. 5. (The inevitable)-I see you spell
your name Maroon l have a daugh-
ter OF the same name but We spell it
Marian. Is not Marion the mascu-
line form?
IT Is RATHER THE SCOTTISH
form. Sec the lovely and hapless heroine
of The Scottish Chiefs" Marian is. 1
suspect, a modification Of Mary Anne"
George Eliot-oUhcrwi Mary Anne
Evans-certairly took this view OF the
matter when she dgnided the homely
name into that signed 10 her marriage
register Marian Evans"
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all awry and struggling with Golf
fure that threatens momentarily to
escape from the anchorage of three
wire hairpins.
If she were one of these sorely bur-
dened creatures who do their own
homework with half a dozen little
ones to be tended and fed and amused
withal, your sympathy would be read
Ter.
But in nine cases out of ten she is
nothing of the kind. Mrs. June Bride,
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R6Bt0Uiug Ink STAINS
w

NTOULD you kindly advise ne what
Wv 10 use 10 remove z large ink
stain from "a Turkey red table
cloth? l have tried milk, but with no
success
/ am young married woman and do
not know much Of the art Of cooking
shall be sratihed If some Of your
KIND readers viii share some Of their
just Ike mother used 10 make" re-
clpes with ne, IS they are not found in
cook books