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paper narrower, and 4Iasten 10 scaIupodlu
collar to fit the candle frame, and make
up In same manner that the bells are
made. f
Menu for Easter Dinner.
Cream Of Tomato Soup.
smothered Spring Chicken. with white
Il ss5f3a gravy. & Ell III
New Potatoes Boiled. Asparagus Tips.
Lettuce Salad. French Dressing.
Waters. Easter Cake. Vanilla Cream
FL. Coffee.
Cream OF Toma to soup.-Thoroughly
strain one can of tomatoes. thus freeing
from all pulp and seeds. Add equal part
boiling water and set over fire to keep
hot. Heat one pint Of milk to boiling
point, sthicken with little flour. and add
10 tomato while both are at boiling point
TO prevent curdling. Season with salt.
pepper and best butter and serve piping
hot.
asmothered Spring Chicken, with Gravy
Entirely dissect your chicken before
cooking Lay the pieces evenly in baking
dish, seasoning with salt, pepper and Il
generous piece Of butter. Siftt flour over
all. cover with water, and put cover on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
Beautiful
Children

X who Is It that doesn't admire pretty
tchildren? And yet few, or rather CONF {
parntively few, people realize to what q 4
great extent the everyday environments,
and personal associations, which envel-
fope childhood, tend to produce or destroy.
psapty nea %s cra t5 rsst p sfnss
readily read n discernIbie that. both mentally
and spiritually, which either attracts or
5doings, whether his work be pure, and IS
whethersits be right Pro. Xxx: u. Does
1t not stand e reason that 9. child whose
n'f ana nna eisa y
tile troubles and sufferings--a child who
confidently expects his parents Interest
and be saved ,nn ns rear aS
painful and uncertain reserve, and also
Sbe free from much trying child nnxiety9
On the other hand, should a child have
who push him away, generally speak
Sllarshly, always at tn eslightest pre-
text blame the child ;punisl1ed and scolded
bed without food, does It not stand to
reason that the children of such people
are tempted 70 CONCEAL much from their
Darfhnts e III ho 9s to e1ye any
that is best in then dwarfed and dis y
And. other things being equal, contrast
EDSt WScii liiS iisloit
5avoidably and assurcdly be In tremendous
favor OF the former. ON their little 4
bodies the very carriage OF which sofnc-5
sntions. and ion their little faces. viii DO
evidenced, will speak palmer than words.
the stamp either OF good or bad treat.
and at those whom, you know to be fhi,i1.
ful followers of the Lord. and note tho
difference. L would plead Tor more right
leous loyalty Y, on The part OF paren,ts.lto
believe that motherhood IS almost divine.
ored In having thus committed 70 their
eternal destiny, they in most all cases,
and directing. I think they would more
sfcially TO themselves and others, appre-
ic!atc their$Grent privilege and high cali
Ing M
5ishment. undue forcing. foolish lndui-
praise; but trnness, gentleness, patience.
do more to make your child beautiful
than you think. }s 4tS sg 81 go
G This treatment should not be spasmodic,s
but a part OF you. II II 1t Is mot, try to ii
make 1t so. try. for. your child's sake.
sake. try. and 4. keep trying. and your
this world and In the hcrca tier s$
VI ~ IL
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KITCHEN FLOORS

4 Kitchen floors ars as yet and unsolYeA
iproblem, unless We are ling 8t2 resort
is on the face OF It imposslble,S IN con-.
sideration Of the unavoidable liquids and
spots of all kinds together with the hard
practicable It may present q hardened
surface, but It. Is not imperryious, and
what cook would enjoy the dangerously
5nllnierable hurried trips laden With ateanl-
Ing liquids? The ordinary OIL finish co.'s
lects dust and Invariably blackons In
floor with milk cannot possibly be very
satisfactory # indulged, In too frequently.
Until some fintshais discovered which ID
as we'll, SO that II can,.!be scrubbed with
soap and water, and that with a proper
consideratien for the maid who Is obliged
lIarpers Bazaar.
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Aside from the grayer Issues the sweet;
ness of tho bride and the strength ana
manliness of tho grooH-there are Jew ,t
that are more IMPORTANT than the invita-
lion. Or announcement. Il that be used
INSTEAD. simplicitysin matters pertaining
to the actual ceremony and receipt lon. y
d din are the e' loye it there need be no
lavish display Of flowers o. Jewels or lace
or music; no magnificent dinner o.. sup
per hut II cards are to be sent At 81,
cular item. Go ia the best stationer YOU
can afford and thus make sure that your
cards are correct and in good form. even
AZ the added expense must cprtallS some
other and more SNOWY feature OF the wed,
ding, 8t l5Fs.5I5s3
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til SOME STRIKING STYLES FOR LATE SPRING STYLES.
he
EDITORS Corner

Next Sunday Is April Goth. Beginning
i with May eth, the Woman's Exchange
contributions will be grouped in several
departments Including one for the wo-
MAJ, OF tho household, q second for the
;t,snssmakcr, n third for the woman OF
literarS tastes md pursuits and go on,
nDoI many lines.
Women everywhere are Invited to send
contributions to the Exchange on any
subject that interests them. making their
4 captions to mt their theme. Womaniy
tlirc In the twentieth century embraces
so n,nny lines OF ton ana Is lived
ITO so full a measure, that the opinions
Of women thinkers and writer's on al
the many problems that arise out Of the
round Imposed upon the society leader,
7 thn educator. the business woman the
jo,rnalist, the trained nurse, the physl-
clan, the club woman, the llouseReepcr,
Tho gardener and tho leader OF historic
and patriotic societies. carry welEnt
Will, them that makes them authorita-i
4 tive.
Tho editor OF the Womnn's Exchange
desires to give. opportunity 70 al cistssss ,
10 those who have opportunities altorded
by leisure and Independence, FOR the NET l,sti
est culture and the widest observation
and to those whose lives IRE crowded
With work and Drumming over Win the
activities OF existencea whose ideas are
l,or,, OF actualties and not Of localities all
f5S For the host piece Of work in any DE-
partment- literary household or otner-
wise--appearing on tho woman fase
during the month of May, q prize OF lNe
dollars will be given.
3iT,uo other ,or;zes of two and halt
dollars each are offered for the seco ,1
and third hest contributions. All articles TIC,
vii be signed with the full na mar or
the writer Articles nre limited In lengs Il
10 three hundred words, and the edltor
would be glad to have illustrated 'e, by pen
!. and ink drawings when ractlcable..L
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MY LADY.

Out OF inc SOutn 3tncrc5 came a. Lazy 1al~,a
Her nnntle{was OF coolest, palcst green;
and there st n AS
Were tender leaves where onos bnre
boughs had been. 8.
She frowned; the sky. was clouded, and
82sg the earth Il 3ss y e. q
Felt the new thrill OF lvenlng April 4
s She s sa!s; and signing. save tho warm
moist May Winds birth II a
Her blue eyes smiled; tho heavens grew 4
brightlagaln.
She looscd her red gold tre,ses, ana The \
Flooded the world At her first wtis-3
3s5'! nered worlds
pere1 words {
s.rhe Ineauow brooks fell talking one to 4
She sang: tho echoes were the songs 81
birds. | 4. ~ TX
Where, on the prlands, her light feet
had pressed, 4
Ioustonias and shy violets marked tho
place. ~ "A Il III 6#i XII 4.
From trees that her white Fingers had
spr ss.ssl broad-leaved dogwoou and the
white-thorn' . lace, l
The wild azaleas opened at her blush:
The orchards grew faint pink with ap-:
pie bloom; IA "a
Ny Yady breathed, and zephyrs came to \
4 t 9ssss flowers and scatter their
perfume. 45
And rs she crossed the world and smiled
to them, 3 ia
Ey New alleluas did earth's children sing;
And who with puro heart toucned her
s4t garments hem, Isl Il. IN ~
Had gained a blessing from my Lady
Spring. II @
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WOMEN VITALITY
INTERESTED

Being somewhat amused looking over
the Wornan's Exchange, a pasttime most
Interesting, noticed the editors appeal
to the members to give some thought and
attention to "Twentieth Century Ten
dencs in Home Fife and Dress" Notic-
ing particularly the editorial assertion
that women should be Yitally Interested,
have tried to wake up to the standpoint
of present tendencies in home and dress.
First.fI would say present standards are
not an enYiable comparison 70 ante-pellum
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WOMEN AS EDUCATORS.

BY educators, infer those teachers.are
meant that by superior merits have
raised themselves from the general level
OF their profession and become recognized
as leaders.
From this view women as educators
are not In sight. Although nine-tenths
Of the teaching force IN Virginia are
women, yet Al the head of our Two great
female educational institutions. we find
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4 Are the lines possessed OF anything
really %Doetical? EE5 sgt sit5 s.. &

81 Are 4tthe lines possessed OF an!tnlns
- ! A LITTLE REBEL.
Answer LADY Henry Somerset writes
over her own signature; Dorothy Din
writer-Elizabeth Meriwether Gilmer, of
Tennessee, now in New \ ork. If " Il.
2.-The only authority for such a state
y ment Is the opinion Of. the man or wo-
furnished by knowledge gained in study
of brain conditions during sleep, and ex-
pressed as an opinion and not as
X g. The lines referred to are not in
any available book OF quotations, and
probab ly belong to a fugitive poem class
here he hef
some reader may note and reply to your
query. In regard to the poetic merit
i Of the verses, it must be borne in mind
( so far as poetry is concerned, only a sur
vival Of the very best. Nothing falling
below that standard is taken into last
nS PfMa saster coors
decorations? 5s%i
B. ...s., MARIAN
Answer-Green and white developed in
lilies OF the valley, bridal wreaths white
1 hyacnths, white carnations Or white
roses.
Query-When was the famous Norde-
What was the date Of the Yorktown Cen
tennial celeba tic z. 3
sAnswer-The.' Mordecai-McCartys duel
was fougnt In May OF 1873. The York.
town Centennial was October 1926, 1885,
and was brilliantly celebrated in Rich
mond. G
Query--Will you give me the names and
authors OF some Of the greatest epics ever
written?
az s. p. c.
Answer-Homer's Illad, Tassos Jeru-
salem Delivered, yirgil's Aeneid, Cam
oe 3ue uSas AND Mas MSns rSe9ase Lost
A LITTLE REBEL
Charles Dicken' s "David Copperileld.''
q very impractical old gentlemen, who
IS always waiting for Something to turn
up" and who. in the meantime, does
,Query;-Whst is the real name Of owen
Meredith" the author OF "Lucile"?
T. TRENHOLM.
Answer-Owen Meredith was outside of
his authorship. Hon. Edward Robert Bull
Wer Lytton. son OF Lord Bulwer Lytton,
poet and noelst. -
!, ouery--What American poet refers to
the American Indian legend OF "AIowis,
Inc bridegroom Of Snow?
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the following
lines Of Evangeline:
howis the, bridegroom OF snow. who
won and welded q maiden,
But when the morning came, arose and
passed from the wigwa,n.
Fading and melting away, and dissolyinp
Into the sunshine, ~
TN she beheld him no more, tho she
tolloWed him far into the Forest
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PRAYER FOR "A
LITTLE BOY
BY burgess JOHNSON

Nod I law me down to sleep, .ll8l II 4.
II RFa sYhoa Efe die peforo Y wake wax Neep
/ pray n hee. ]. Lord, my soul to take.
And this i ask for Jesus sake,
But while / live. want to be from quick
5ss and angry passions free, #
With gentle thonghts, and happy face
] pray, whatever wrong do. IN never
5f say what Is not true; n & Z
BE willing at my task each day, and
always honest in my play, n a
Make mo unselfish with my Joys. and
3 generous to other boys; e {.
kaa as do asi What T. am foa ana
Bless every one ! love, and teach me how
to help and comfort each.
Give me the strength rig ht-liying brings.
and make me good In little thins,t
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pan, placing In hot oven to cook. Tho
cover may be removed to brown the
chicken when two-thirds done, The
gravy Is delicious. II "a
\ Easter ca ke.--Use your favorIte method
for connecting the cako and then nicely
cover 1t with icing, decorating with crys-
tallized pink rose petals and citron leaves,
MRS. B, r.. DUDLEY. isf. II
220o222 West Grace Street, City
"a is Member OF Exchange.
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AN EASTER VISION

Stately Easter lilies,
Swinging to and fro,
Bending hither, thither. T
AS the breezes blow.
Bells of snowy Wilderness
Ginning far and near
Sound the gladdest message.
sinful men can hear
With bowed head listen, '''a''-1'
IT'S music passing sweet.
Lo, find enc kneeling
ht,the Masters feet.
The sepulchre is empty, 49,
The stone Is rolled away
The glaTing sun is rising
f On this first Easter Day.
To my soul He's speaking,
Tls j, have thou no dread,
When the shadows gather.
The parting words are said.
& Thou shalt find my glory
Changes night to day,
IT shall go before thee
In the darksome way.
LUCY C. DABNEY.
Va.
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SPRING FLOWERS
IRp Maraaret Asbm,ln

(Ey Margaret Ashmun,)
Tho cheTy's a-bloom In the orchard.
The lIlac's a-bloom on the wall; ~
But the pinks are arbloom IN your own
pretty cheeks
And They're the best blossoms Of all
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Street gown green silk voile, the skirt laid In plas
the waist sleeves trimmed with and
princess lace with shired brin outlined in
pale yellow crushed strings tied the chin
and falling over the shoulder. gsa5 $5 sEtsSgR
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QUERIES AND ANSWERS.

inuorv-1 have a white waist en,broid..
cred esie With White silk. The silk has turned
Willow. will you please tell me n your
onery 4 Column how to- whiten It, ana
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& & olii y. SUBsRCIBER. Is
Answer Communicate with Mrs: a, =.
z PYLE No 3i6 North Fifth Street. She ca g
4 give YOU the best possible advice on the
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81 buried my old love
Underneath tho sod, s a
Where none could see the pain
Save me and my God.
The anguish and heartache
Lasted, O., so long
And took itself much 2&.E
In my music and song. .5
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e - n,aries 4, --what are the real names OF
contributors to The Times Dispat ch over
the signatures of Lady Henry Somerset
zand Dorothy DIX B. s Is
2.-What authority has man TO make
The statements that human&heing never
ui1rea ms over three seconds 4 ( such pc
the case, WHAT'S the strongest point 70
the Affirmative OF an argument pased
onSsthis subject? "a AZ. =, .
verses, = taken 4 from a poem called ~
Rose Tree Grows on the Grave Of My
Old Love-? IA
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WEDDING CARDS FOR 1905

MRS, T. H, MATHEWS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

Answer-Green and white developed in
palms. ferns, white lilacs, Easter lilies,
lilies Of the valley, bridal wreaths, white
hyacinths, white carnations or white
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

Query-When was the famous Niorde-
tcai-McCarty duel fought In Richmond?
What was the date Of the Yorktown Cen
tennial ceebatiop z.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-06
Notice of Stochheldsrs' Meeting

OfSce of Engineer Mining Co. To the stcekholdeEs of The Euglneer
 Ming Company:
 Please tske notice that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The En- gineer Mining Company will be he'd at the ofice Of the company, in the city oi Sksg~sy, district of Alaska, ou Tues day the 2Sth day of April, ISOS, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electins . board Ot directors, for the further and specific purpose of deciding whether or mort the property of The Engineer Min ing Company of Sksgwsy, Alaska, be transferred to Engineer Mining Com psny of Seattle, Washington, and for ths transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. The stock transfer book oi the company will oe closed on Saturday the 22d day of April, 1908, at 6 D. m. and will remain elosed until Wednesday the 10th day of April, 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 By Order of the Board of Directors.
 RI. B. Le Fevre, Secretary.
 Dated March 74, 1908.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-06

That was kind ot "tiSh-or-cut-bajt and-be-Quiek.about.it" dispatch Secrr' tsry Hitchcock sent to Gov. Brady.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-06
BRADY AND HIS JOB

cThere is no doubt but that President Roosevelt Is right in demanding that Gov. Brady quit the promoting andsto jobbiug business or the Governorship. No man has the right to use influence belonging to an oticial position to pro mote his own gain. The principle ap- plies with particular force to the con nectiou of Gov, Brady with the Key nolds- Alaska Development Company.
 While there is no intention at this time to attack the ReynoldS-Alaska Development Company, it must be ad- mitted by anyone who will take thepaius toinvestigate the company's prospectus and literature, that it has developed nothing that would warrant it in float ing millions of dollars worth of stock. It has not the ownership of sufficient developed property to justify the action of Gov. Brady in advising people to in- vest their money in it. At the best it is a speculative proposition. It is a gamble. II it should make a rich strike and it's affairs be honestly man. aged the stockholders would get their money back. It it's claims, mere pros, pects, should turn out, as many others have in different parts ot the world, tC be vSlueleSs it would be characterized ss another fake that was originated for the purpose oi PlunderiuG the savings of servant girls.
 The announced intention to take Sj, stockholders from New York to Alaska on tour ot inspection does not look well. II the money ot stockholders h to be spent that way 1t canno, b. use, for the purpose ot developing the mines
 The closer one looks into this com pany, the more convinced will he be come that Gov, Brady was very luck, ia being given the opportunity to drU' the proposition instead ot being re quired to surrender his official scalp,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-06
Ordinance No. 65

An ordinance granting franchise to the Northwest Light and Power Company, a corporation, to construct, operate and maintain au electric ys- tenn in the town of SksgwSy, and to charge for light, heat or power furn- iShed thereby.
 Be itorlained bv the common council Of the town of SkSgway:
 That there be and hereby is granted to Northwest Light & Power Company, a corporation, a franchise for the term Oi fifty (5O) years from and after January l, 1905, to construct operate and maintain an electric system in the town of Skag- way, for the purpose of furnishing electric current for light heat and power, and to that end 70 enter in and upon streets, alleys and public places of said town. to erect its poles at such place or places as it may see it, and run its wires along such streets, alleys and public places as it may see fit, subiec, always to the present or future regula- tiOnS Of the common council of said town concerning poles and wires for the transmission of electric currents to fur nish the inhabitants of said town or any person who may desire the same with electric current for the production or use of light. heat or power, and to charge compensation therefor. Said company shall have said electric system iu operation within one year from the date of the approval thereof,
 Passed the ouncil January l6 tn 1905
 Approved January l6th 1905
 l.. s. KELLER, Mayor and President of the Council. W. :, McKean,
 Cl.rl
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-06
About Rheumatism

There are few diseases that iuHIcl more torture than rheumatism and there Is probably no disease ioT which such a vsried and useless lol oi remedies have been suggested. To say that it can be cured is, therefore, bold statement Co mase, but Cham berlain's Pain Balm, which enjoys an extensive sale, has me, with gleat success in the treatment oi this disease. One application ot Pain Balm will relieve the pain, and hun. dreds of sufferers have teSli6ed to per msuent cures by its use. Why suffer when Pain Balm affords such quick re- lei and costs but triae' For sale by Kelly Dug Co,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-06
Ordinance No. 64

To provide for clearing of sidewalks Of snow and ice. The town of Skagwav does Oy,iain as follows;
 All occupants, owners and agents ot prnVerty abuttiug upon streets which are provided with sidewalks shall keep the sidewalks in front ot their respective property clear ot snow and ice. U shall be the duty ot the town mar shal when the condition ot any sidewalk oa account Of the accumulation of snow and ice shall become & menace to the safety and convenience Of pedestrians upOu sad sidewalk to notify the occup- ant 0f thc ahuttinC property to remove such snow or ice forthwith. In case such abutting property is uuoccupied, thSr the marshal shall notify the owner Ot the property tO remove such snow or icc. and in case the property Is un, occupied and the owner thereof resides outside the town ot SkagwSy, but has an agent residing thereon whose duty it IS tO care for such property, then the town marshal shall notify such agent to the same effect. If any such occupant, owner or agent above mentioned shall, after having been notified by the town marshal as above provided, refuse or neglect to remove such obstruction ot snow or ice within one day after having received such notice, such occupant owner or agent shall ee deemed guilty Of a misdeme5uor ana shall upon con- vicuon thereof before the municipal magistrate be subject to fine of not less thau five or more then twenty-five dollars,
 Passed the Council January l6 th 1905
 Approved January l6 th 1905
 |, S. KELLER, Mayor and President of the Council W. :. McHean,
 Clerk
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-06
Chamssrlsin's Cough Remedy the
 Best and Most Popslsr

"Mc,hers buy it tor croupy cJildrcn, railroad men buy it tor severe coughs snd eldety people hny it tor ls Eripp, say Moore Bros. Eldon, Iowa. "WC sell more Of ChsmbeTlSin's Cough Rem, edy than sny other Eiud. It seems tC have taken the lead over several other good brands" There IS DO ques' ton but this medicine IS the best Ihs, can be procured tor coughs and colds, whether t be child or an adult that is sfflicted. It always cures and cures quickly, Sold by Kelly Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-06
Electric Mas.age Treatment

The Principal Barber shop has SC cured the great Carpenter Vibrator, and is prepared to give the best cleo trie massage treatnent that ever has been devised. They are an absolute cure for headache, rheumatism and other disorders, improve the circula- ton and give nervous strength. We have private rooms for ladies. Princi- pal RSrber shop.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-06
BRADrS COMPANY MAT. TER OF GREAT
 INTEREST
Icontinued from Page II

first mortgage for the initial expense required to put them on working basis.n
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-06
Elks' Meeting

There will be a regular meeting ot Skagway Lodge No. 4Sl, Benevolent and Protective Order of ElSs, at their hall, Thursday, April 6, at Sp. m.
 Installation of officers.
 All visiting Elks are invited to at' tend E. A. MURPHY, Secy'