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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-28

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-28

Nedlcck d a lane that has 10 turning.
Ar,d Hhne you arc ucd yUur hrttEez are
huruiuEs
Gocd-bEe - tlse boys. 90 o,a i.es scv~g:
fuf margtzEe h nnrsiare. forrNer and
f-ErTs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
KANSAS CITY MARKET LETTER

Special t1 Tho Cit.z0n
Kansas city 80, June 2D-Tho
supply of range bred stun last wonk
consisted largely 0f siDCkors stock
calves aDd grass COWS There wrro
a few lots of choice western fed
steers. which sold steady throughout
tho week On the common kinds there
was a sharp break Tho bpat stock.
or loss Doe aud medium 10 common
kinds declined 4Oc 90 75c. ana woro
hard 90 BoIl at that Poor grades OF
grass COWS lost 50c t0 Zoe Tho top
western steers sold at tCO5 Stock
cra sold mostly ut $500 t0 fi25.
Western and Panhandle feeding cat
no have come 90 be- considered as
the best there ib, by Missouri and
Illinois feeders. aH they sell fully as
we'll aB natives when finished and
have IA more hardy constitution than
natives with greater capacity Tor
putting on ncsh Feeders did not lose
much last week. and sold ut t375 90
ft70 The supply today H 1000
head ana the market % steady, with
some weakness on common stock
Feeders arc strong stoCaors steady.
Tho quality Of the sheep receipts
last week was very ordinary which
had lts influence ln depressing 100 20
25o Several shipments OF Texas
muttons came in. abor' tho last of
ihu season. and sold az tf0B 20 tt65
Spring lambs sold at tG75, and clip.
pod lambs up 90 5000 Some very
Eood Texas muttonB arrived today
and sold 40 sass. Weighing 90 pounds
These wero considered Joe hlghor
than last wook They were shipped
ln 1y Keller Norris. Comstock Tex
Some spring lambs brought a. 90.
iny, and tho market Is generally con.
sidered lee higher than tho close OF
last week Very few stock OF food
sheep are coming now. although there
a. a moderate demand Tor same They
would possibly sou AZ f275 10 $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

over rival delegations from the south.
ern states. Tho test showed that the
Harrison forces had a clear majority
of votes. with the contest settled ln
favor of the administration. thoro was
no hope for tho opposition, except
through a stampede.
Tho attempt was made after W
70. Eustis.a speech 8ocuudlng VOL.
colts nomination of Blaine. Mrs.
Cora Lake. wlfc of correspondent.
had "a seat On the gallery just behind
the platform. with a white silk para.
col she led tho cheering which lasted
for a half hour. lt was n remarkable
demonstration. but the Harrison men
set unmoyod
An attempted stampede 20 The per.
manont chairman. William Mckinley.
proved unoyaiilug
Harrison WAS nominated ON the
first ballot only i53 votes were nee
ossary and hc secured $3.50 l.c Blaine
had only 1872 Go and McKnlcs 1882.
Tba leaders secured their revenge
at the election when Cleveland swept
tho country Illinois Wisconsin. Cali
furnB and New York went Demo
cratic kansas. Colorado. Idaho and
Nevada were captured hy tho popu
lists and tho electoral vote OF ohio
NorIh uak0u aud Oregon was dI
yiieI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
PUPILS RECITAL
MRS. ROSA FRUrRELLEoioEoNs
CLASS RENDERS PROGRAM At
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

This afternoon Of Odd Follows hail
Mrs. Rosa FrutrolloGldooua music
pupils rendered the following pro.
gram.
Miuuot ln q Major GOD. ..... Mozart
Henrietta and Horny ioobs
Hunting Song ..,... .... .Schumann
Miss Mary Balling.
Waltz lu q Major coo. .GurlUt
Miss Henrietta LocbH
"iIttlo Fairy waltz" .. StrCnbhog
Miss OdI,h Morning
la) valao u q fiat Op 80. Nc. 8
ODD The Skylark .... ..,,., ....,
... .....s .,.. ... Tachaikowsky
Miss Laura Coon,
"Tho Lily. ... ... ... do koyou
MrB. Miller
uJ Taumphal March from aida"
ss. s.s... s.ts.s ..t... .,.NcrM
lbl Feather Dance tvalso vapricoJ
Miss Helen Noyor
lal Mt Mc.n Godankou ,.... Gcibcl
tbl FuschCs Iobcn Op 90 Cplnilcr
Mics Emile KraXberEor
pompUnrnnofto .... ..... uuwud
Miss Bertha stowoll
Wl Tho Shepherd BOY ......W Wilson
DO Fantasia. Op 80 30 8 Verdi Dorm
Miss May Ramsay.
"UuodllyD' .... ........ 90. ...... TOst
MrH Miller Duets with Mr
Gideon
lal March Mlltnlro. On On, No.
..... ..... s..... Schubert
Mise Emiio Kraxborgor.
tbl Itofmozzo "CavclIoria RuEti,
cana tsts,s 600 600 MhHfhNui
tcl Overture. WILLIAM Tcil' RoaHlul
Miss Mary Ramsay
Mrs Fwtollo GIEoon was assisted
ly Mrs g. -. Miller
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
WORK OF DEVILS
A BOLD ATTEMPT TO WRECK
PASSENGER TRAIN NO 2 At.
Los LUNRs.

The accident yesterday boo 'ho san.
"a Fc yards. ln which the hsaI engine
OF passenger train 30 o struck a
rail lcft TOO near tho track by careless
workmon. and which waB first thought
90 have been a coldbloodo1 attempt
90 wreck Che heavy overland brings
to light on attempt to wreck pa7scu.
ror train No. 2 nt Ius LuuaH on the
night OF June ii
The place is am ideal one fur O.
wreck and had O. not been for the
watchfuluoss of thc Ios LunaH agent
no doubt q most disastrous wreck and
great loss of lIfe would have been
the result The night was inky black
aud had an ominous stiffness about
10. 10 was about 80 o'clock when the
lonely agent looked ont through tho
station house window and saw that
the switch light up the track which
no had lighted al dusk, had gone out
Tho Santa go switch lantern ls one
that Ia MOI given 90 going out without
good cause. $50 with q f0reb0ding that
something was wrong, the lone agent
went 10 relight the lamp
To hia horror he found the switch
half opon. and Il dawned ON the fright
ened mah that an attempt had been
made 10 wreck train %, which would
pass about M o'clock. Tho agent hur
r.cd back 90 The station house and
tolcgraphed O warning 10 Albuquerque.
About that time o couple of travelling
men came 20 the station. and aimlng
themselves with guns accompanied
tho agent 20 tho open switch
One ~ these travelling men, a large.
portly fellow. with dark moustacho.
laid on the ground on his stomach.
while the agent tried 20 light tho
lamp.
So use." said the l.ttlo travelling
man 90 the agent. after the lattor had
failed in a half dozen attempts 90
strike the light "You are tio uory.
Gus: let me-"
The little mans hand was not very
steady, but no managed 90 strike the
llght after one or two attempts The
switch was placed in plumb and tho
throo figures rstraccd thcir steps DO
the station house. and whez thoy we're
safe Inside and the door was closed
there we're nigha Of relief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

city. there was a banquet given ga
honor of Dr. w. q. Grove. who i7 an
esteemed mcmbor OF che iocal lodge
Df Mnaons and Is also grand lecturer
1f the rrand lodge of New Mexico.
puuE tbe banquet which was one
OF the most brilliant affairs OF the
kind ever held in che city, the doctor
was presented vita % handsome rold
aoadcd ebony cane us "a mgmonto of
his sterling worth and good follow.
Ship
The doctor aud family viii leave
la "a few days for Kansas city where
they win 90 tho future reside. Or.
Grove mas lived in Albuquerque Tor
many years past and holds a high
place among the professional men OF
the territory aud has held the posi-.
tiuu 1f oCuI.st aud specialist oi the
eye. ear. nose and throat for tho
Santa g., Hallway company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
AN AMERlcAN PRopucr.
Scores Another Great Victory In Ger.
many

'hh'n NNeNei hfeAh Victory ln Ger.
many
Prof Dr. IIuiucr. director of tho
Scientific Station for thp Brewing
Industry of bavaria 30 Munich" upon
auay yl.uE "pIlsucr Uuueu" fho burr
of ihD .AuohousorH Husghs Hudup.a.
or uudUr date oi May tI. 1905.
makes Che following statement sworn
To- before DR. puuI'or ROYAL Notary
and verified hy IIon. James %. Wur
man. o.. s. Consul General at Munich.
Bavaria.
Upon subicct.UT tbr several hyrra
to careful analysis Q Hud that the
huiwe.sgr Beer submitted hy tho
Aubulsor Busch Brewing AssocIa
ton, ST. Louis. n. s. A.. is very sim
ilaI In al its charactorIatIcs. 3D. the
finest ana best pIlsDuor boors lt is
oncrNosJDut clear ana sparkling has
Ia beautiful creamy foam aud is pos.
soddcd uf pure, wholesome tasto
and exquisite hop flavor ls Keeping
qualities by far exceed those OF the
pllscncr beers resulting from tho use
oi tho very best materials Iu brewing.
and the thorough maturity of tho
product The analysis further shows
that mo- acids ur other prosoryauves
have been used in its production, and
as q result of my examination I pro
nouure Hudwcisor' a well maturcd
bottled beer OF the highest quality "
This acknowledgment, coming aa lt
does from the recognized hoadquart
ora of the brewing industry OF the old
world must bo great sourco Of
qualification and ln o. measure a com.
pousation 90 che Anhousor Busch pco.
pie for their uncoasIug efforts 90
produce the finest beer that can bc
made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
TERRITORIAL FAIR
The October Exhibition VIII be wor.
thy Of Territory.

From thc las Vegas Optic.
Col D. E Tw.Johou. who stayed
over lu Albuquerque to see yoster-
days las, bah game. returned wltn
the players this morning lie says
that the game was a great one aud
that las Vegas has no reason To- be-
ashamed of her bail team. Luck went
against the Meadow city boys. bat
they did che bolter playing.
Colonel Twitchgll says that notable
preparations for the fair are being
made. More money was subscribed
than ever before and un effort viii be-
made 90 gct the best kind of attrac.
tions. Col Twltcholl says the man.
aEor of the Albuquerque Browns has
practically decided 20 send hls team
here rather than Co 2 puso for the
Fourth. He says Albuquerque win
give strong support 20 the las Vegas
race track and send horses here 90
every important meet. The gentle.
man is interested in having the two
towns work together 90 make their
big attractions more successful
Saturday afternoon The Optic man
talked with Maynard Ounsul socro.
tary OF the fair association, who was
on bis way 90 So. Louis to book az.
fractions. One 90 the novel attrac.
tionB viii be an air ship which viii
make ealy flights There win be
other features which Mr. Gunsul Dc.
claros win be- startling. Base ball.
horse racing, target shoots. bicycle
races. band concerts and carnival az.
fractions wiz bo on the program.
There viii bo an exhibition OF the
products OF the territory and the ex.
hibitIon hall Is now being remodeled
for that purpose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

siderable amount 0f business was
tran acted.
Secretary O.. Vs. spencer ana Troaa.
wer C. % Appleton. both OF thls city,
made reports upon tho years work uf
the association Two hundred and
thr. scholars have Joined tbo
various churches with which
they are connected There was
another "f1uui table" conference
on Sunday school work. which was
conducted boy Mrs. nryucr. another pa
per hy Mrs n. J. johnson of Lake
Valley and address. "An Approved
workman by Mr8 Brynor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Tucumcah is one Of the towns oi
New Mexico for which tho future
holds much in store 10 has a progres.
alvo and capable class OF business
men. a feature which always counts
much 10 tho development Of a town.
TucumcaH also has the location and
tho resources TO Justify its oxpeoia.
ton OF growing in wealth and Inn
portance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Mexico. especially ln the southern soc
uon. and always increases tho sub.
Hcr.pii1u liEt of Tho Albuquerque CIT
Ecn whom De- goes out ON trips
speaking of tho territorial fair. Mr.
McCreirht states that @ will ho tho
uoNt important scuemo ON the uro
gram afiUr the Worlds fair. oud DO
advises aIl DCmIug proplo 90 ylsit A.
huuuorlua during The coming october
ard H.. Iu fh. Festivities nomlng
Graphic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
HoUoHKRox


This morning about 1880 O'Clock
two young people. a man and a wo.
man. people whom any ono would bo
glad to call friends. their appearance
was a1 nice. called on Rev. w. D.
Marsh at tho parsonage OF che Con,
WeFaiiouaI church They wereu trna
nervous. but NOT 90 confused that
thoy didut know what they were
there for But before they explained.
Rev Marsh know what was wanted.
aud 'Ae two nervous young FOLKS
we're married The uoom waa Robert
O. HouEh. proprietor OF "a cuoi shady
resort near Willis ou the Rio Pco0a.
and to thIs retreat ho viii tako hts
bride Tho bride Was Miss Julia D.
knox. VINO arrived yesterday from all
tho way 90 California Mr. iiough
came down from DIS mouutciu homo
yesterday morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

w. II. McCreIght business manager
and city editor of Tho Citizen. the
only daily 20 reach Domlng readers
with the latest tolegraphio reports, ar.
rived In Dom.ng thia morning from
Las Cruces. where ho reports doing a
good business for hia paper Mr. Nc.
cfSight % we'll known an over New
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

The largest cinnamon bear ever
shipped out Of Colorado was recently
sont 20 the Purchase Exposition at st.
Louis a8 au exhibit from paE0sa
Springs. Iio weighs over so pounds
and IS considered ono of mo nnost
specimens OF h'a race ever soon Ga
captivity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
- ImmsnrLIY of RuanLa.

Russia embraces ouo.sIsth of tho
land wrloco Of tho world 70 is more
than h0y times larger than Jaasu
nud has "a tool area of s.G50.0OO
square miles. HALF of Europe and
tho whole ot northern Asia are iu.
cludol within it8 boundaries % has
"a greater continuous area than nuy
other nation boo the world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Bernardo Fmldo. ono of tho oldest
prospoctor in Golden. and the dis.
covcrer OF several good mining claims
boih.n Arizona aud Now Mo2lco. died
un Tuesday at Golden az S:l5 %. m,
at tbo advanced age of 20 years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

A post0nce has boon established ht
Black Rock Mckinley county. Marx
o. Bennett postmaster 90 be served
from zuni. four and onehalf miles 20
che Wost and Ramah, 20 miles 10 thu
east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Somebody ana n golden drods
Somebody proved a friend ln need,
Somebody Sang a beautiful aonF
Somebody smiled tho whole day long,
Somebody thoughts "TIa swoot t0
llEUl"
Somebody fought O. valiant nght.
som, odv lived 90 shield the rIebt.
Wa that somebody yUuf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
one Way Of MIstakInq Character

DO not confuse seriousness with
oaruoHnosa ne may laugh and bo
determined. and bee solemn without
being serious. n a person ls not SCR
lous in the little. daily ordinary.
commonplace events OF hfo. Ike the
tying OF a sboostrIng. tho rolling OF
an umbrella. or the playing Of hil.
lizards. it should not he Inferred that
he cannot bo earnest when the oc.
casi0n demands &C. Laughing mon
are often good fighters
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Amer tho meeting OF Temple LOdgo
SO Q. A. r. and A. NJ, held last night
az he Masonic lodge rooms in this
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
OFFICIAL MATTERS.


Notary Public Appointed
The following notary public was az.
PORTED by Governor Otoro. John C.
Wharton of IInuIo. Lincoln county
Corporate Change Of Name.
An amendment to Tho constitution
and bylaws OF the Pueblo Indian
ToXtile Art association" changing tho
name Of the Incorporation TO The
Francis y. Lester company" was fIl.
ga in the office of the territorial sec
rotary.
Articles Designating Place and Agent.
The following articles OF inCorpora.
jipn, designating place OF business
ani arcnt were filed ln che office OF
the territorial secretary; The Ma
tIonol Surety company OF New York
principal place OF business ln the ter.
rItory. AlamogorIo, and attorney and
manager. H. j. Anderson Of Alamo.
rordo
Pension Granted.
Mrs Marrarlta Martinez de- EnstOn,
widow Of the late Henry W. Eauon.
who served in the First California vol.
uutoors dur,ng the war 81 the gtGol.
lion, has been granted a pension OF 81
per month from date OF her husbands
death, which occurred IN Santa Fo
last year Mrs Easton is a resident Of
Ablquin. Rio Arr.ba county
Transferred 70 pulce.
Dr. Martin 3. Murphy, for the past
sis months chief clerk at the United
states Indian Industrial school in San.
"a Pc mas boon transferred 90 Dulce
tho agency ON the Jicarllla Apache
reservation in 40 Arriba county aa
physician. aud viii report there on
July I. TIE will no succeeded ut the
santa De school by Financial CLERK
Thomas W voctter. who will bo pro
NOTED Go chief clerk. while Frank
CrandaIl win succeed Mr. Voottor aa
financial clrrk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

The FIRST opportunity 10 measure
strength came in the contest cases
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-03
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Rev Ideas In Screens.

To have a touch Of the antique aoou1
the parlor IS the correct thing nova
days. Old samplers are brought out
und mounted tremendously on screens.
Cretonnes, the patterns OF which are
good or old fashioned. are more modish
than the modern designs, and these,
too. are brought into requisition for
the screen.
The lower part OF the screen should
be covered with striped cretonne
drawn perfectly smooth and tackled In
to position with fancy brass headed
nails. which are driven through an or
namental braid. Embroidered panels
worked in linen in cOlors TO harmonic
with the lower part of the screen are
sometimes tackled above, In other
cases stamped panels take their place.
One Of the modern ideas in screen
building is the use of panes OF glass in
the upper half Of the frame. In this
way the light is allowed to pass
through, while the glass forms an eff,
fectual barrier against drafts.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-03
spanish rlSsm q n h In.

Clerk Mcdowell of the national
house Of representatives has a son in
the navy who was on the Indiana ut
the battle of Santiago. His station
WAS in the crows nest, high up on the
fighting mast;
Il remember that Sunday when the
battle was supposed to be on" said
Major Mcdowell the other day. The
boys mother was pretty nervous.
told her there was little cause for
worry.
"'They don't aim their guns rs high
as that. The Spanlards want to hit the
ships, said.
Yes, said she. refusing to be com.
forted, but those Spauiards are such
bad shots +"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-03
A Dainty Bedspread.

A bedspread that is rich looking
washes well and is easy to make may
be evolved out OF a henstitChed linen
sheet, two rolls of mercerized linen
floss, four yards OF torChon lace edging
four yards Of torchon lace insertion
and six torch medallions or squares
or three med lions and three squares
The spread l. supposed 10 cover the
entire bed. 50 only the sides will need
the finest OF the cdging and insertion.
the latter being sewed on two or three
inches from the edge and then the
linen cut away from underneath It
leaving ii transparent
The ncdalions and squares should
frst be pinned on In an irregular way.
so as 10 show to the best advantage,
and then Sewed and the material cut
away beneath All the edges should
be hemmed on the wrong side and
fea with the floss on the
right side.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-03
Resurrect the Mirror.

If there Is in the hOuse-aud there
usually is. banishcd perhaps to the
servants ruOm-one of the Old fashion
ed, rather long mahogany framed mir
rors the clever young girl has the bet
ter part OF very pretty dressing TIA
bic within her reach. Hang 1t rather
low, and stand beneath it one of the
SIM square tables with two drawers
and narrow drop leaves that are 70 be
had for So or 81. with a fine mahogany
finish, in almost any shop open the
leaves, spread over their length a mar
row bureau dolly Of opcuwork, and
with caudlesuCks. dainty toilet articles
and the like a thoroughly good dress
ing table is evolved Before it may
stand low, square seat with a cush-
Ion
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-03

In the tine mineral calumet Of John
". Campbell Of Scilwood is an agate
In which is printed the face OF an In.
dian woman. The face aud purt of the
figure are so clear cut and distinct
that there Is no question about them.
Tie agate was 4 very common appear.
Ing specimen when picked up on tie
Sllctz Indian reservation, ana Mr..
Campbell kept II for some time before
he discovered the image Of the Indian
woman lie saw that there was some.
thing below the red surface. and he
had that side polished. whom the face
made its appearance. Mr.. Campbell
says that the face is natures photo
graph The sun caught the face and
figure Of tie Indian woman as she was
walking along the beach and fastened
II on tb' agate" Is Mr.. Campbelrs
theory concerning the picture.-Port.
land C-eEu0iau.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-03
PEOPLE or THE DAY
A Famons Confederate Leader.

Colonel John $. Mosby, the famous
Confederate freelance leader who was
recently appointed as assistant attor-
npy in the department Of justice at
Washington, for the past three years
has been investigating land frauds in
the northeast and southwest for the
interior department.
Colonel Mosby has supported all Of
the Republican presidential candidates
except Lincoln. He refused to accept
an appointment from General Grant
but was appointed consul 10 TIonskong
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-03
khaLi For Eurpiturc CoNers.

Khaki has great deal to recommend
II to the economical housewife for GOV
ers for furniture. and indeed for up
hosiery Of any sort Ii has all the
qualities OF washable linen, combined
with the beautiful sheen of silk AS it
IaundeCs well it is admirably adapted
for summer drapery purposes and may
be even used for curtains. It's color OF
light brown or ecru does not easily soil.
and for this reason il is useful for Ia.
bic and ottoman covers and cushion
tons
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-03

Color has its influence in apparently
increasing or diminishing the size OF
room. Blue is called a retiring color,
therefore Is used on low ceilings and
elsewhere to give an idea Of space, or.
rather OF increasing space. on the
contrary. yellow is an advancing color
and if used generously will make u
room appear smaller. Red and green
make but little difference. II olive
green or red brown be used in con
junction with mahogany furniture the
general effect would be quite different
from what 1t would be If blue were
used. Blue would acccntuate the taw
ny orange in the wood, being It's com
Elementary color. There should be
only one decided color in a room, used
As a background, against which the
others are employed TO give value.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-03
Delicious Drink For Inya1ids

A deliciousIy cool and refreshing
drink for an invalid is orange pulp
served in Il glass. TO prepare it you
cut the fruit in half crosswise and
scoop out the pulp, rejecting all the
seeds and white FIBER. \ sharp knife
may be used to aid in the process, SO
that the d-icate globules may be bro
ken as little as possible Sprinkle with
sugar and stand the glasses on ice
for ten minutes Pineapple birup may
be added to give Zest
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-03
UNIQUE BUTTON BOX.

powders. They slide out like little
drawers, and button Is sewed to the
outside to indicate the contents. A
white pearl, bone fancy or shoe button
is placed on the drawer designed for
holding those particular buttons, while
hook and eye and safety pin sewed
TO another win readily explain the con
tents A yard and a quarter of satin
ribbon two inches wide is tied about
the whole. with a bow mt the top, form
Ing "A neat little case. which for many
reasons is preferred to the button bags.