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The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08
PIGEON TALES ExACCERATE
Experiments in England Show That
Birds Seldom Fly a-Hile-a-Hin-
uto-0ood Time in Race

made as to the speed Of carrier
pigeon that il is interesting to
learn how fast il can actually
travel under the most favorable
conditions. On a recent Saturday
between 100000 and 3OO. 900 birds
were tossed in competitions in
various parts OF the country, and
some thousands Of these feath-
cred athletes raced to London
from RctfOrd and BranstOn, jour
ncys Of 127 and I15 miles rcspc-
lively. The conditions were ideal,
the weather was beautifully clear
and fresh wind was blowing to
help the birds on their way; and
yet under such favorable circum.
stances few OF the birds attained
a speed of mile a minute, which
in these days Of quick locOmotion
is beginning to be considered com
parativcly slow, relates London
Tit Bits.
Better times were made not
long ago when 1000 pigeons were
tossed at Templccombe to race TO
London. Assisted by Il south
west wind, they Travelled 80 rapid
ly that many Of them had reached
their cotcs some time before their
owners even thought OF looking
for them. One bird actually GOV
cred lOS miles in "a minutes. main
tanning through the long journey
II speed OF nearly SO miles an hour;
did equally well by trav-
cling to Chelsea at the average
rate OF 2,OlS yards a minute;
while one bird out OF every ten ex-
ceedcd 60 miles an hour.
. A very remarkable journey,
which illustrates the endurance
and courage Of pigeon, was made
some time ago by a bird called
Silver Queen, belonging to a mem
Der OF the HOming club OF South
On August Z, 1900,
this bird, with several others, was
liberated from the roof Of the
Brown Palace hotel, Denver, in
the presence Of large gathering |
Of persons interested. The pig.
sons when released made several |
circles in the air; then all of them
dew eastward ."ihry were first |
tea'd i" four days later. when a |
letter dated August IL reached |
the Pittsburg club from Henry |
Homeyer, OF Zickrick county |
South Dakota, saying that a car. |
rler pigeon had arrived at his
place that afternoon just after |
the last OF several terrific hail.
storms had cleared away. Mr..
Homeyer fed and watered the
bird, which, afterward identified |
as Silver Queen, resumed its flight |
as though quite refreshed.
Three weeks more passed, and !
Is no further news Of any one Of |
he five birds was received thev
we're given up az lost. But on Sep
'ember q Albert Greb, Of Pitts.
'urg, the owner Of Silver Queen.
While in his loft early in the morn,
ng was astonished to see his bird
'erch on the window sill. Sh,.
lad thus accomplished a fight Of
ZOO miles within a period Of 30
lays, during which she passed
trough many most severe storms
I hal, rain and wind.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

We learn that contract has been
lot to survey, stake out the chan
mel, and make tle prints neces-
sary so that bids for dredging
the Atchafalaya channel to deep
water in the gulf can be adver-
tised for. This is good news
Morgan City Review
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

An Omaha packing house EN-.
plOyee found 800 diamond in
a cows stomach. Still, we would
not advise our farmers or dairy
friends to cut their cows open
until further adviccs. You might
however, for safety, leave your
diamonds with your wife before
going to the stable -Ex.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08
Keep
Your Nerve

1t is nerve energy that runs
the organs Of Your body. | he
storage battery IS the nerve
cells in the brain and spinal
cord, and from tins battery
nerve force is sent out through
the system OF nerves. To keep
the body healthy you must
have plenty OF nerve force; If
YOU have not. the organs work
impcrlcctly. the circulation IS
sluggish. digestion bad, appc-
tito poor, kidneys inactive, and
aches. pains and misery arc
the penalty.
You can keep the system
strong with DR.. Miles Ncrvlnc.
1t assists in generating nerve
energy; it strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
system strong and vigorous.
II take pleasure In recommending
Or. Miles Nervinc to these suffering
from nervous pro$tratton. in*omhii.
and melancholy. After several
months suffering from above diseases
] tried this medicine and found inrnc-
date relief. 1t soothrs and strength
ems the nerves. chascs away the
gloomy and depressing thoughts and
gives the sufferer renewed strength
and hope. 1t IS n superb nerve re-
Storcr.'
JUDGE JACOB SEEMANN.
Madison. Wisconsin.
Or. Miles Heart Cure is sold by
your druggist. who Will guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit II It falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08
Barbm u Ladd ~ - cents fOrsu
millaTd uexS to Ahlo House.

The new rate bill, which
abolislIcs passes, will force the
railroads into politics ~ a measure
Of self preservation. In order to
defeat its purposes many more
employees will be required to
operate the railroads Of the
country. Franklin Waterman.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

Mrs. l.. +. Ducros, accompanied
by her children, after a pleasant
visit TO Mrs. W. Delhommer, Of
this city, Mrs. Ducros' mother,
returned to her home at Bay City,
Texas, this week.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

1t is SAID Hearst had q man
following Bryan over Europe. who
reported that an emissary Of J.P.
Morgan had q long interview with
Bryan.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08
oAsEohrA.
''':;:': &C.; .: A|z;:;;z;:%:;z;:! A|z; I; :; x, ''''''

Work on Fhe railroad bridge ~
progressing az fast as could be
expected. Plling is being driv.
en- to hold the wooden caissOns
IN position and task il certain.
ly a difficult Morgan City Re
view.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

Work continues Oh the Lock with
uninterrupted regularity. The
rear approach is being rapidly
cons ructed and Contractor Burton
ia pushing work on as rapidly as
pOssible.--PIaquemins South.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08
He Had Reformed.

There was a time when yOn
bought my poems and paid II good
price for them" whincd the party
with the unbarbcrcd hair. "Why
do YOU decline to purchase them
now?'
rye quit drinking" explained
the literary editor. - Chicago
Daily News.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

Yesterday afternoon fire broke out
in wash house at the corner Of CORN
ne and Madison streets. An alarm
was turned In, but the building was
destroyed before the arrival Of assist
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08
The Voice Of n Fly.

A scientist who has listened to
what he calls the voice Of n house
fly through the lDicrophone. says
il sounds very much like the neigh
inc of a horse.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

Mr.. Il Taul, of this city, has
arranged to open a branch store
at Morgan City with Mr.. Leoncc
Glalu. of Lafayette. in charge.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

Looking over the lives of our
fathers who came from England,
| am not surprised, that, with all
the English people who have
recently come to this cou airy, l
have not seen a forefather - Bill
Nye's History Of the u. s.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

Dr CASTOR Gladu, represent
ing the First Texas Chemical Co.,
Of Dallas, after visiting his mother
Mrs. a. Gladn,- Lafayette, came on
to this plase and spent several
days here. lie was n guest of the
Eureka Hotel.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08
THE WEEKLY IBERIAN.
L. T. MILLARD, Proprietor.
Established In February, 1898.
Subscription Price, 41.OO per Anhum.

Last Monday was Labor Day
but the fumigators never ceased
their toll.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

According to reports the number
of conyicts in the state
pcnitcntiary to date is l1OS.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

MIR. Joe. Hanley came home the
latter part Of last week to
recuperate from slight spell Of
sickness He has been assigned
to q position at the New Iberia
depo. and vii; make his
headquarters here for a while.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

Cotton worms are reported IN
Lafayette parish this week.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

Twentieth Century Home Mag.
on sale Millards News Depot.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08
WHAT IS KEsffNV YOU
from ow3dg y9ur own homes
Iberia B2jAidg Association.

Il Z Il. Tinker announced
that he will establish an
immense 'lenaturized alcohol
factory Mt Nn~ CIr.ans we
fr:st tnat the statement IL worth
more than tinkers
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

Iu.N is sOme!ihies judged
C,,i:i;AItI., b 'ht s''ss Of your
---.--.-~ ---~- - llarL. i'Ie character
OF your b,siae:s is i.,.'sed largely by
your line Of Stationery and advertising
matter. W. prcGnc: she right kind Of
publicity, JOB printing aid advertising,
for concerns Of good character. We 80.
licit your patronage. The Iberiaa
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

Look around and see IL you dom
need some printed stationery. II 20
the Iberian Office is the place TO ret
FIRST CLASS work.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

II. II. DELHUMNEK, VUSHICT,
We solicit your patronage. Cour-
teous, prompt and careful attention
given to all business entrusted to us
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08
cE0 0lE LOS ANGELES or
vJJsIJ SAN FRANCISCO

and Back.
Go Sept. End to 18th, inc.
Return limit October 31st.
Go one way and return an
other. Unlimited Stopovers
allowed at Kansas City, Om-
aha, Denver, Col. Springs,
(for Manitou and Pixies Peak }
Glenwood Sdrings. Ogden,
(for Yellowstone Park,) Salt
Lake, San Bernardino, Will
liams, (for Grand Canyon of
the Colorado), Adamana. (for
Petrified Forrests) and other
points.
TWO TRAINS EACH DAY
Leaving at $40 a. m. and
7:3O p. m. Pullman Reserva-
tions through to destination
ca on TORONTO, CAN,
vOOsVV and Back.
Go Sept. IL to Is, inc.
Extended return limit Oct. "a.
Stopovers allowed at Detroit.
TICKET OFFICE
900 ST. Charles. cor. Gravier,
LZJ opp. Telegraph offices. |
F. +. GUEDRY, ID. P. A |
Phone Main 3639 l.
New Orleans.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-09-08

~If you get = csnpl.h'.D,r vo,r
COPY of the Iberisn it is TOT ~
inspection. We trust tna' r,h
will find il a "News-lefter
two (2) cents week. oeao y. -
yOui ',ubsci iption Only y
ayPar OF 50 copies. 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
Frs1r5 Rails

NJ tEo hezp..g 'szspao1tus TAX
'-z -cE4sr Vl,h fo.r .gps siilst .o1r
s-t --e-AAlf tsasyc1-:1l o. salt add
.-- rEeet miTz- % zns a-t water
.1 -zt@ a so't to4zh -5l, aad elt out
Fl. ror1t pieces. 5.ae.lg 4 snnzN lump
D. TER n ,hs center u sach. and
'c,-cY dough ogsr IN form Of halt
circle tass 10 c-teE gEsn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
COOKING APPicOTS
4 Hsv Dish A. fes sts ~ s.,iv~
VA b Prov. WI HlsA~ox
sEl AIs> J S>4SnisA

A es>f tEs stsst szy aye1s.r'A!f,
svslVs1 a Ter 1iII IL s,sriaS '-1fI
.1ss. are iszEl ~ I Ihs hzi 'hsr'
lsies-vki.k ssa fs lly q thlef nfs,
% Eses i4Ear -. b~.z 4sef-thAA
o.. pahsl N sslf -. tab. sith
tss fruit 81 tssr 'ors soaf,d a ~
~ EsiatlE.. an8 y ifsl sTs' u ~
7>t s,rieot !.iss. q shicA 'ss hAA
t1ts1' Tsry l.t.s b y ,sa1 ;lnhf1
-li,tsr si-ra3 srtrzst NEsa ~
Es.atlas pas 'anrrgzAl. d.ssoiTtf a. 4!
IiIsl Fi'a ,-s l.les. sls po1fs1 ~
1iIt4rs % rs!1 si!l. 'sf ~ pr
.oas 1Es ~ ~ axe 81 tat have
s1,s1 N4s aAt hc.. IA ~ MD
t.s Tas E-Tt 1ay a., ,afs'4i.y -
a1Vsf t.s PLY 70 rcl taft.5. 4s
a,ter shsfs % i3o1ss VsrJ 5rst'7
With .,s mage .G.sFrli II. ss'
n t.s -sa.sf sas sI1 III Tsi15@t
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5aziAzs
A rsry zoo. s.s-r.aks p ,.a1s ''1-
re 1ear ..aaty 4 .zas Z t5-.rc'1
rain ne .srs away ':s-i ;as ''---,
lai ~ 8, ia s-aE ,.scs- Ser r.
Earz par aat ,rocs>d 70 MI '--
axe TLl' ga ~ o. MA o.
'c1r 's9r ,easc ..'gIi 60 'aEiag 1ov
~. no ,sas5sa1'.s . e. "a, az
sf /. 'sas1n--'4i 9, a 1!f- 70
zstksr i1'e ;1l' Brrs 'sg A1.s
cc11'.-s o. -gttsr. al ny s-'scf-a'
-; a e.,,1. q -Lf A. sir l-ts
.zs' .e-z.. Prll z .s-rst ,cvi
ara E.st 1-~'1#rfl q az llca '-!cs
- lara gsus'ers 'clarsa b-Esz 80
,qsarsz VI. --s.ls- s4ttss. AZ sss 9u
M - re >-t an sats iE A -
sys- Tts 'ars 's5ara's ,as pieces
,'ss4 ths f-.it teiHssa tEs .aTst1
M "a ,sc aat 2jis Thi5De1 r-'z ~
y7sr a. az e szs.s EhIc1 ra-
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IT aEtI.z % e-5'Ti q ire 'rVf
1i.e M ,aurss1>1'r, u sorr 'tar--
ust in ltr'f- ~7isf aa1 5n!.st "a ,
'sE minutes : 'sa. -sco1hi1l Q. bit
.sr n rel' 4 ia'0 - sag-s sni = a
a'ssp11r'1i II .e-on igies IL sif@d
.-is- a@'1rs s-rg'1z-S Z Pot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
EASILY CROWN VINES
Bos,on Ivy and Virginia cr.sps- r1o
Stand PyS-spms Beautiful
B.ossnmlng Vines.

Not Slons may The ysranda b
n~autlhfd pltn vines The wall Of .
brick or stone tOTTe may be given a
living coat oi green. which will bs a
10Y 70 the lovers Of nature. The Bos-
,on Ivy and the Virginia creeper tvU
Vines known through America. cling
% walls without support, and so are
specially eful far this purpose
The former II not as hardy as the
latter. but 10 the middle and south
sfn latitudes It succeeds well and
forms b antifnl mas against a wall
The Virginia creeper IL perfectly
hardy. II win hide ugly stone fences
outbulldlngs and dead trees. traps
forming them into thlngs Of beauty
The rapid growing Virgins BJwei
Ia an excellent vim, for yeran! .
diving a dense shade II pres NJ, p
,novy bar n starshaped White a..
rs Of dfilghtful fragrance. which .7s
or peye-al weeks A companion a
rie,y. Clenatis coccines. has ros cot
oref nopprr which resf mble ha'
closed ro'e beds from dlst'nra
The 1im1ria IA good vine ior ?
trellis. but "a somewhat coars" TO-
most yernndes. being bett' r suited 10
~. rusti' howe or pergOla. whore II
iel' ghtinl purple flowers hang ir
graceful profusion The CrlTsor
Rambler rose vine Ia perhaps one 0.
the surest. hardi st and most satIsiIc
tory OF vines. admirably 'ultei To-
the yerania or almost sny 9th pla"o
II grows rapidly and blooms In gre3'
.bu adance Bftrr sweet T. an syce'
lent vine of rich folIags. which b"
comes highly ooloref in the autumn
and ia often fcl'1urd nv mass Of
searlet fruit whi'h hangs for . long
time Brooklyn Esr's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
TEMPTATIONS OF A VALET.
Assailed by Inducements - Increase
the Siss Of His Masters Tailor
Bill.

Us valets has our temptations
SIR" he said. relates the New York
Press. only yesterday. when went
to pay Mr.. Heuny's tailor bill. you
ought to have heard what the mana.
ger SID 10 me.
He says. says he. handing me q
IS note Why. he says. this here
bill aiat hart big enough for q man
Of Mr.. Hennys position. he says.
the truth is that. you don't brush
Jour masters clothes hard enough.
Mo- says /.
No" say, he. And nov. hs
says. III put you up to . wrinklc
thatll put $50 4 year In your pocket
II you use II right.
Then he brought from his once Q
stick al roughened on the end.
Scrub tbs here rough stick. he
says. over the elbows OF your mas
ter's coats. he says. and now and
then touch up his trousers about tae
knees a bit I'm do wonders, used
right 1t ought to double bis annual
bill. and. II 1t does, there's $50 a year
lu It for you
Il took the stick" said the valet
but | amt never used II. sir"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
B0SWELL'S
Leading jewelers.
New Store

To all ny old customers:
Ny ethol of doing business win
be about the same as of old, always
'triy'ng to please and serve you in
ny way that | can possibly do so.
| am in better shape to serve you
than ever before. | handle exclusive
Groceries, and anything that have
rot got, will be only too glad to go
out and get at any time.
Ny motto is, "PROMPT SERVICE
AND A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL"
4 yon don't know US, pease call and
get acquainted with US.
My solicitors will call on you. Give
Us trial order. We solicit morning
md evening.
ANDY STOKES.
Phone AS. 100 W. Second Street.
-Four doors west of =. o..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24

A friend with large family used
10 te much fis''rte' over the 're-
quency with which she had TO renew
her table linen. ana espsrillly tn
tablecloths A. last she hit this plan
when she buys her linen. she sees &C.
II that q IL wider han necessary. anC
also . few l1ehe' nrer Then whnr
he edges now tn lyh est indlra lot
u wear. she lmw' lately takes on
strip from one 4li' four or six In hr
vide. and a strip r m the end. II 4.
" course 'h-ows 'Ne wear upon q y .
'erent place M tcr cloth lass irs.
as long again isn't II well worth iry.
ing,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
Ne DID TOO MUCH WORK.
oA HAz1 Hssts via Al oe!serss
TAA; L. sArtAzg.y
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TAsya oslsrinsE tie vorrsrs O.
esetlsEarisa a. vel - n e.-eT al
inp uit . zzn vso Ter ysars "a,
b4sn vrl-lsg .sssitisla TEs yc1Es
sr zsE are soizz TIE verf. i.- ~
sl1 ,sllspi TIE zsz Of ri5e sr,>Tisacs
lraiEs1 10 ths earlier ssas1l of aerg
fafy are b<.rz Sawed 70 re EI.L
4 have es.4 cosn goo1 !sos O.
-sTsral 'ye.epe1ias aaf eietonAriea
la.oEg The latter selEg tss Cs.tgry
4z4 The 5;antzE. IL ihoss o1rss
Eas cn= q tie y5ga gsst Ita. Eors
srs. E.t1 any a1z5sr o. leArLs- gray
5eaFc4 a4sa1 q lie Nov, a. si. J
AZ tie patTtarca ci he o5es. an1 II
EtA- a =a1s ~ O, yo-ng ,s.lovi
=atss iz4 .oetnrs o. Ayu 0, Sc
-css. .1At sss @. college
Tasy Ike easier so1Fz. Ent toa o
,sll.,s Il eT0wei-Z TOO mach Eors
.ta Jsen. either Al ussd 70 a
.1-gsr tc. .-.--r -ay-
TIE stssr tzy TIE soaa cane 70 n.
I-t SAD M Scaa-so. arsa'l 20
:siEg ,so z-ch EeFEt Yog turn l.
--sr. taau any e;Esr nan L the o.
..s
I va azz.s-zist. sut aanazs1 10
aas u aaTta.nE wong 1zc 5esr
.szz. 3. Jts vork inef. for EAye
lIEIFs Drt-=t uyszI spoz ny pains
tas.1g acc-racy.
Well. 20 IN. chef admitted J
eaTsal 'ognt aay srror 50 far. bit !
Ear .1f iks quality oi your Ecrk
VIE. ;ss quantity 50 Far exceeds the
'sGEt-s1ent You're dong tEics A.
zgs5 as CIR oes' workers. It's al.
'tgst. 70 - Ecr. but
NOW. shat 90 ys1 think Of that.
SoE Pn waiting for the al 10 iall
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
DeRAbs AND Discurro.
A vsissns chAags frsE What S~~~
Il The oeeAssnAl On Of Ere
and Bosu1- Brown



Pat TO quarts re Soar lAts sisss
iar. rlr lats Il o'.. ez1 J.A1, lsr 'ss
eafs. 1iG1lTsd Ia Estsfj. tso isA4-
s,ooA'1a alt. aE1 snDagh satsf n
fa1.sisl veil. ~ rss over E!gsi In
warm D.4ls, IN ths morning stir Il
darn sell. 90 Eoi All more sogi
t4i p1t isto ss.lsgttsrs1 panA a.
s1syn a. .lzLf BaAe ID slow oven.
Es4tsn-BFsEE Bread
Elt tsY tlsr tLF.s cups earn a.e2l
tp1 1Ds y- so4f a1d ons eg5 VIA
ss4f. nil three r4ps soar mix sni
o4e rg1 S-v Orleans Ho.aases. tTc
sr1 tsa45aoaf1.s salt azt IA ,sa-
s5ssEf4s soda t.e so.z 1aT.1g s@e1
ta4o.Ts. 10 i.-s Ear1 Eafsr
While -.Hrlrs 90 s-srTsact-E 5olr 2
i1-a me a..- sea..zK I-- s1l1ota
CfslA- 4 5EtLl1z lcl sr tar o1e
,olnt sasiz- -cF .t- sa1s 5cur Il
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l- lee % -1a -g 'nTsr .l'sey a.
: 49, g t.r-.s 20 -c---g Fa-sr .s'
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
Suggestion for a window

F,r that double window viii h
built most up to neighboring bri
sMl. hang your sash curtains al'ro
" wthout tullness and embroider r
,ly a. ir, he'd design OF flowers
.eAyes over the top Of them They wi
o. In uur piece for each window au
,h 'uld Je Of white to let In all tn
light rcssible without having to draw
hem Simple. unb'eached muslin M ,
oe nse'. and an applique linen de I'm
aay he put on with embroidery linei
10 bold stitches Or. simple creton D,
nj, he used. The whole point Is t.
,ring the design up where Il will h.
he iuust effective by making II IN >
shallow arch near the top
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
A. giou1 City
90 -
PERSON rs
.. sos

Arthur e. Leap OF 'o..in-.I'.c SITE
iu Tulsa yesterday
rrJC. " Bland .ueu' NouIay m
Tu' from Red Fork
e. e. Nicol. and v'e of ~aiuoos
r SuHIay boo This cift
rs, Foster and aite. pf pwhu-k1.
D.',. r,r~ 40 Tu-1 so ferI1y
w.. Fannie DcfarI tn- here go,
.H, 'r- Broken Nrpp
! e Scully of Ha-koII va a Sun
lot visitor here.
rark i Tisdel, 900 attorney Of Nu..
ogre. va. IN the clty sunday
r b Green va, in Sapulpa ye,-
.er'1y N busine-,
Frank e. Smith and wife Of SapuI-
11 Rrre here Sunday
Henry Hornicker q banker Of Blk
by, visited tins city yesterday pn bust
mess.
\. Chllder-, Mu,kogee attorney,
vas a visitor In Tulsa ou buslnc,, yes
terday
Taylor Crutchfeld Is in the city
from Vini,a, visiting his mother and
sister
John Pearson and wife Of BighrarJ.
Oklahoma, we're Tulsa visitor, yes
.crIay
" " Hyam,. United States com
ilsioner at Sapulpa, stopped m Tul
"a yesterday
y q Elubley of Prtt,b1rg. P1.
connected with the Ol Well Suppl
Company, Is IN the cll,
George Foster ot Broken Arrow " -
mung the bu-inc-. yi-lD"r- in Tu.-.
Yesterday
VI f. Springer editor ui 'ho r.
Fork Derrick, paid the WofIl q ca
Yesterday atlcruouu.
s X Fclglv ore of Skluiop. .
aru -ula'sc bu-iur-, mru. was %
rull visitor ,c-trr laN
M-- May Curry heat .alr-lady At
Crawford Bros. ,cu last night fu
rh,mtowu. Ind, tcr lid home. for
m ulh'- vacation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24

one Of my LeIt .r,onds." says a
writer "wh With ak young children
and only one se-yan', keeps a spotless
house and so serene. tod me one
now she fld H. My dear. once =
month I give away e"erything IN the
house that We do not imperative >
need. II sounis was'eiul. but | d n
believs It real v Ia Sometimes Je-p
mIah mourns o,er missing old clotNe
or back numbers NJ the ma.,azines. b.
| tell him u he doesn't want ~ b
mated to Fl5terlng maniac he wi
ut mt do as ! like"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
GOOD VEGETABLE SOUP.
'plnaoh Is Not Often Employed for
Soup, But II Il Wholesome
and Palatable

One quart 81 spinach. two quarts Of
mi,k. one ounce OF butter. fur an
sea apning Wash and trim one quar-
NJ -. Ia sD.narh. put II in a saucepa
hJlc NJ - east three quarts OF boil
N 'r- nj three iablesp onfuls o
sal g. {! Il rapidly with the ,Cyer cf
uni. u rs zen er which vi lie ir q
hrr % seven min tes. according =
he tse of The spinach. While 1t 1
oiinP pres II rnder the water ";
e. R'0den spoon Ns soon a. II Is ten
der. 'raln Il In roisnrer. run plea,
Of odd water over It from a fauce'
Ch fine and rub II through lev,
with d wooden spoon While the spin
sch is Dpiling. prepare 'h' so p a 70
low Pui the mix over the FIRE 70
boil frat putting mo t'e te'te = ri
Of cold water. TO pre- ent b brn.ng NJ,
pg fhrr .ver tie hre N oIEoe
butter md an ounce and = half Of TO
until hey bubble. then gradually a.
the rpi'ing milk. Season Z with
le r. 'nl1espo, nful NJ salt. ha I te .
90 .aui o; white pei per and a quartz
o. r ,utspoDnfrl 4 grated numer
Wh,r the broth is done stir nto -
enp9rh of The spinach to colo It e
delicate green and serve hot Chicago
Inter ocean.