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Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
Victims OF Painful Accident.

w NJ. Bridges. ex-county assessor.
had the misfortune to break his leg
while driving down McCumber Hill in
q buggy last Friday afternoon. One
of the wheels of the vehicle dropped
into deep rut in the road and the
lurch threw Mr.. Bridges out. In the
fall he caught his leg in one of the
wheels in such a manner as to cause
fracture of the limb. He was con-
veyed to his home on Lincoln Park
and physician summoned to dress
his injuries, which were very painful.
1t is probable that Mr.. Bridges will
be confined to his home for a month
or more. This is the second time Mr.
Bridges has had the i'll luck to break
the same leg. While mining at Rock
vale ten or twelve years ago he was
the victim of an accident which caus-
ed fracture and since then he has
been crippled.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
Distinguished W. G. T. U. Visitor.

Canon City is to have a visit during
the coming week from Miss Elizabeth
Greenwood of Brooklyn, New York.
national superintendent of the evan
gelical department of the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union. Miss
Greenwood Is woman of marked
ability, united with most devout,
consecrated spirit. 1t is great pri-
vilege to have her with us.
According to present arrangements
she will speak in the Methodist Tab
ernacle Sunday morning, at the Pres
byterian church Sunday evening, on
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri
day afternoons she will give Bible
readings at the Cumberland Presby-
terian church, and Wednesday even
ing there will be a union service at
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
Select the Nickel Plate.

Passengers east from Chicago to
Fort Wayne. Findlay. Fostoria, Cleve-
land. Erie. Buffalo, New York City,
Boston and all points east will consult
their interests and ind advantage in,
selecting the Nickel Plate Road eat
from Chicago. Three through trains
are run daily with through day
coaches to New York City, and mod
ern Pullman sleeping cars to destina-
ton. Rates always the lowest, and
no excess fares are charged on any
train for any part of the journey. Mod
ern dining cars with Individual club
meals. ranging in price from 35 cents
to one dollar; also meals ala carte.
Ask for tickets via the Nickel Plate
Road. Chicago depot, La Sale and
Van Buren streets, the only station In
Chicago on the elevated loop. Chicago
city ticket office Ill Adams street. De-
tailed Information may be secured BY
addressing Chas. e. Johnson, district
passenger agent, 811 Seventeenth st.,
Denver, Colorado. 1-12-6t
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19

protected from squatters and chance
spectators.
1t has been temporarily withdrawn
from all public entry pending the pas
sage of this bill. Even mineral claims
filed now will be no good.
But the only way to get this land
permanently withdrawn and reserved
for the public's good is to get this bill
through.
1t is important that it be passed be-
fore Congress adjourns. Do what you
can to help it along.
In the first printing of the bill a
mistake was made in the number of
the range, it being printed "sixty-one''
instead of 'seventy-one." This would
have thrown the Royal Gorge Park
out on the prairie near the county
line. This error was first discovered
several weeks ago by Mr. r S. Lewis,
who is familiar with the description
and lands, and was promptly correct
ed by Congressan Brooks.
The bill as amended up to date is
given here In full
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
D. C. MaCWatterS Sees
CanOn'S Greatest Need
Cripple
Line City With PartySays Canon's
Need a Big Hotel.

d. C. MacWaters. general passenger
agent of the Short Line and F. & c.
c. is in the city today with party
of his people. He is accompanied by
William Carruthers, district passen-
ger agent. J. b. Fiaherty, superintend-
ent, and l.. C. Mcclure. the official
photographer.
They spent the day yesterday look
ing the town over and meeting people
Today they are taking a trip to the
top of the Royal Gorge, over the Sky
line and about town.
Mr.. MacWatters' trip here this time
is to get photographs and material for
his summer advertising. He intends
to pull lot of tourist business from
Colorado Springs via Cripple Creek
to Canon City this summer.
Mr.. MacWatters says the only seri.
Gus drawback to bringing crowds here
is the lack of hotel accommodations
He said only last week he had a spe.
cial train of 100 prominent persons
who wanted to come this way and
spend the night, and that he was un-
able to handle them merely because
he could not arrange for hotel ac.
commodations in Canon City.
He says II Canon City is to reap 1t,
share OF tourist travel II must get a
big hotel.
Mr.. MacWatters is taking an interest
in the Royal Gorge Park bill and is
doing what he can to push its passage
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
A Baby Railroad Line.

In the show window of the Palace
drug store may be seen a diminutive
electric railroad built to simulate the
electric trolley line now being con-
structed by Mr.. Granger to the top of
the Royal Gorge. Large mounds of
greenish colored sawdust, to repre-
sent the mountains over which the
line is to run, are disposed about the
window, around which the serpentine
course of the toy road makes its way
in imitation of its prototype. 1t has
attracted much attention from passers
along Main street.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
"Cons- Working on the Streets.

Yesterday morning a gang of forty
convicts from the penitentiary was
put to work under the supervision of
Overseer Allen cleaning the streets OF
the city. They began at the west end
of River street and will straighten the
curbing and clean the roadway of
grass, stones and other rubbish to its
eastern limits. after which Main street
and the avenues north of 1t with the
cross streets and intersecting alleys
will undergo a similar treatment.
When they get through with their
undertaking the streets and alleys
will present spick and span ap-
pearance.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
Royal Gorge Park
For Canon City
a
Along.

1t begins to look like Congressman
Brooks bill creating a park of the
several sections of land around the
top of the Royal Gorge might become
a law.
Mr.. Brooks is doing all he can to
get the measure through and if he has
the influence we think he has the bill
will be passed.
1t is not an easy matter to get the
most simple bill through Congress and
Mr.. Brooks will need all the help he
can possibly get
People of Canon City who know
members of the Senate or House of
Representatives should write them
urgent letters to help get this bill
through. In writing describe it as
"House Bill No. 1876"
The territory surrounding the top
of the Royal Gorge includes some of
the most marvellous scenery in the
world and it should be reserved and
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DISCUSS COUNTY FAIR

A meeting of the board OF directors
of the Fremont County Fair Associa-
tion was held at the Office of Secretary
ID. w. Ross of the Canon City Mer-
chants Association last Monday af-
ternoon for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of other business of
Importance: With one exception all
OF the directors were present and the
meeting was one of the most hopeful
and enthusiastic In the history of the
association.
T. B. Coulter was reelected presi-
dent. T. NJ. Harding was chosen vice
president, James Turnbull treasurer,
and w. b. Rowland secretary.
1t was the consensus of opinion
among those present that the promo
tion and publicity of the coming fair
should begin at once to assure the best
results, and to that end a committee
consisting Of G. r. G. Dye. w. II. ga
body and Guy U. Hardy was appoint
ed to secure for the association the
most favorable dates for holding the
fair and to report the same to the d.
rectors as soon as possible.
A committee consisting of ID w.
ROSS, M. p. Snow, and c. r. G. Dye
was appointed to cooperate with sec
retary Rowland in the arrangement
and preparation OF the premium list.
Another meeting will be held next
Monday afternoon to receive reports
from the existing committees and to
appoint such other committees as may
be deemed necessary.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
Morrfs.StrattOn.

Charles S. Stratton of South Canon
and Miss Eva Morris we're married
by Rev. A. w. Henderson at the par
sonage of the Cumberland Presbyter-
ian church at $50 o'clock last Thurs
day evening. The bride is a Pueblo
young lady and came here recently
to take the position of chief operator
in the telephone exchange. Mr.. STRAIT
ton is an inspector in the employ of
the telephone company
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
Friends In Council.

The Friends in Council met Friday
in the Elks' hall The subject for the
afternoon was Prominent English
Women of Today" led by Mrs. Coul-
ter. Interesting papers on Queen AL
exandria and Lady Henry Somerset
were read by Mrs, Moore and Mrs
McRay.
The following officers were elected
to serve during the coming year: Mrs
Emma s. Clearinghouse. president;
Mrs. Daisy Pressey. vice-president;
Mrs. Rachel Evans, corresponding
secretary; Mrs Sarah Waldo. record
ing secretary: Mrs. May whipple
treasurer; Mrs. Jennie d. Cannon
delegate; Mrs. Carrie T. Marr, alter
nate,
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
lIarding's Addition. Building Sites Free

II you desire to build now is tho
time to secure the site free OF cost In
order to start frst-class building To-
cation We have decided to give away
a limited number OF building lots on
the line OF the electric railway in the
Hardings additions. Call and sec us
and learn what IL necessary to secure
one Of these fne sites. Harding Bros.
406 Main street.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
WEDDINGS
LlOyd.WOOd.

Clarence M. Wood and Miss Edna
NJ. Lloyd, both of Guffey. were mar
rfed by Rev. ]. 7. Thomas, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, at the
latter's home on Rudd avenue, at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
bride is a sister of Mrs. j. c. Hyssong
of 500 College Avenue
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
Low Rates

on account of United Confederate Vet
Grams. For the annual reunion at
New Orleans, April 25 to "a, the Mo
bile & Ohio r. r. will sell tickets to
New Orleans and return at rates less
than half, limited for return to April
80. with privilege Of extension to May
81, 1906. Ask yoar nearest ticket
agent or write H. E. Jones. Jr., T. p.
A., Meridian, Miss. for particulars.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
title granted herein shall revert to the
United States.
MOnuments.

mental business and kindly solicit your
patronage. H. w. Hadley, 225 Main.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19

the First Presbyterian church. Tbls.'
however, may be changed. so watch
the Messenger for further announce
mpnfs
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
Chamberlain'S
Cough Remedy
A Safe Medicine for Childr

buying cough medicine children
CouoH from it, and relief always
follow 1t intended especially for colds whopng
medicine
contains
xive confidently q baby n
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19

The Record. s1.ss year-subscribe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25
BiQeoer fra Nnoalniicn.
gf 5beoora mau | n5or ST.
og alt."
(5ortiot.)
III. Suten malaga.

SuIen / Spoen er iaare foritelig
fra Sulen / Roroen. Der Oppe |
Horoen bar man Sne og Sroit eler,
iom Ri ofte bar oct / Danmart,
Hesn, Sluo oe 9aage. 5 Spoen
er Ger @arme os ems, Coffin os
|Ylomiter. Ser / malaga bar oct
netop / Suleoaesne oct itenneitc
Sommerpejr. Ss ioa fsler en- nor
biit proteitant 10 ! ierlis 9rao peo
Sulefsiten ben itore 5oritsl | Menis.
heoslipet fra bet, man er pant til
Man filler ft9rtt Sapnet at pore
tonne Suleialmer os meset anoet.
Osiaa | andre Retnineer er oct me
gen 5orifel fra Dor Sui. Sntst Sules
tra iamler 9jemmets oe Stolens
@srn. Man bar berimob | 0iems
meme, bpao mar taloer n5soslen":
Sen bellise Samilis | Bethlehem %
9proerne paa Marten meo 9ano~
itab, Menneiter oe DIR pmtrina.
Oette ian bore meset imutt oe I'M,
oertioen meset tunftfaroiet. st er
nog oct famine: %juleepaneeliet lpoer
| airterne, og praiierne pr9oifer ON
Jrelieren, Der bleD fsot Sulenot,
os ON @nslenes Gang pm n5reo poa
Sorben".
0eb Suletio fer man runM pms
firing / gutitterne Imaa Sefusbsrn
paa Strao. liaeiom pi bos os bar
pauitelam til paaiten. 5 bper airs
|fe fremiilles osioa ct Sefubarn,
unoertioen fmaslsit moi, Iiaeenbe
paa Straa, fom oftsit msb SDisf os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25
Dana college.

Samiunoet / 4merita fortjener
Sat for Oprettelien al Den itore
lSpgnins Dana college o9 5rinls
liatis Seminarium" / Blair. Oct
Ear iittert ~umaaoelig S%etponing =
Iia GpisbeosbetpOning for ale Of
mango un9e Wennei ter, Der beigger
eler bar beiegt oenne Stole / 4drea
mes 2pb. Oct unorer mig, al Der IL
te tommer mango flere, emo Der CT
pldos til. 9pao tan ct ungt Wtenz
neite gre beOre emo gaa i Stole,
|ii9r naar oct lite bar anoet at be-
title.
9etalin9en for Opbolo pg I'm
oerpisning / fire Tiger er fun $40.
Wtan tan 10 n9ppe faa Soften biz
lisere nogen Steos. Ser ian man
faa Der 9eroom, man sniter, tan
gaa / bpilten alasle man pil = alt
fripiaigt for bper eneite Glep. Dig
tige 2erere er Der til at unoerpiie,
ida al bet bliper Glepernes egen
StDlo, ON De life faar npeet lart.
unberteeneoe bar opbolot fig /
mart z Maaneoer paa %. g." %
feler Srans til at bepione, at set
Ter ct eobt Steo for bpert unet Men=
neife = gngling eler piee = for
at uoodnne fig til oct fore arbeioe
for SUBS Higes Sag. = 6or Smz
%mieranter er oct en- goo pldos at
lore BET engel'fe Sprog; uoen at
tunne bette er oct baarbt at bore |
@merifa. 1or ale inbfpbte odnite
Nmerifdnere bill Spbolo Ser ere al
|09roi. 0eo at De fommer fammen
meo Dem. Der nnlig er fomrmen fra
oct fore edmle Oanmarf I9rer De
neres pericnliebeoer at fenoe, oct
oooe peo Dem faa bel iom oct baars
liae, bpilfet fife er Sfdbe at fenoe
pad 5raitanb. st Gambler meo
olporlise 8riitne, Der liee for fort
1ib fiben er fommen fra oct aamle
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25

|2ano, ian bare umaaoelig Snoflp-
nelie for 5rpslibets ltopifling | ".
inertia. Oct odnIf e 5olts 5roslibs
uofoIoelfe Der Itaar nemlig paa Ell
|Sta0e, Der er langt Iapere eler
minore uobitlet END biemme / DO
~oerldnoet, bppr 6errens @ingaar0s
Niger blomitrer til Soften.
Mange MBoer bar Der peret 6ol0t
i 8interen fra 1905 til 1906 paa
otbe College. s6per 5reOag bar Der
pGret en- Slags Iaafolote Samtdlez
mpoer :; jeg bill before falbe Dem
@etfeliesme0er. Oroet bar per bGs
let frit for ale, Der bapoe noget 1t
iige.
Yrofesforerne SEMEN og Grifien
far b~enbolospis bplot engelffe o9
banite Nnoagter; men naar fremmez
oe pr9iter beip9te os, bofot oisie
@nod9ten. s6per Snsoag often bdpz
De Ri 8eoemsoe og om Spnoagen
Samtalemeoe. = Oct er altfaa ct
riatigt 9jem for trpenoe Mennefer,
Der pnifer at robfeftes / Sroen,
men tiaige Steoet for aIe fpgenoe
Siele.
Men beo, fore 0enner / .0erren,
for oenne Sfole, at 0errens Mano
rigtig maa foa Sob til at raaoe
Der, iaa at 2ipet / 6erren beore
emo biotil mua lepes / ifsn 0armoni
inobbroes iblanbt oe troenbe GIeper;
iod ffal 9errens itore Sag gaa
frem til SER no oper III. @" fra
hette Steo. =
Omaha, 8. 3. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25

-itleoe menr tier. 9ette er oerimoo
Ii bg @rao en- at De pngre YrGiter
6ortDnoelfe. 9an er ogidd Carer
peo pr9iteieminariet. Sans Pres
bifener er meget alporli9e % ttui9e
flare og emile og idmler fig ON fda
9obeotdnter. Seq bill I9rlig nabne
bans qraoifen 4iteonsOag, Der er
,en fod alporli9 Dag / &omerttrten.
s0an talte uoen al pore gfett, men
meo ftiae, gri6enoe QllOor ON Menz
neIfets nisrgeli9e 2Oo": Spnoen og
0poen, og ON Srelien I artitis'
ser borttaoer Opens gitterbeo.
Den eoleIte preiteififtelie e, le9
bar Jet / Malaga, er prai ten peo
cen t~ioli9ere omtalte ct. qablottrte,
Don 5rancisco gegas. Oct er en-
meeet bpj. itatelig Mano meo ct al
porliet, intelligent 4niigt, I bpls
uotrnf ser tiGioe er noget milot o9
lhmpatetiif, % meb en- iadre TOR
Ibrinqslss 5remtreben. 0an bar
Ii noqle og treoipe Oar peret pr9lt
Il 81. pablp, iom er ct ne9et tdfs
tiqt So9n. s % @ar Iamleoe ban
utretteliQ penge ino for at fdd Den
nbe airfer opfprt, og MI itddr Den
Ser, fmut % Itatelig nodotil trent
for nooen 8irte / WaIaga unotds
Ioen Oomfirten % ri9t og mutt
prnoet / set inore. 6on er Der | IN
Menigbeo at fattise og uOplplte lofl
en- ferlig 5aoer melem tine Sern
og afpasier i'm Sale efter oeres Jatz
teepne. !0an pirter meo ltor &Grs
lie6eo for De fattise / Oct belle, o9
Arbejoeria9en ligger BAN parrlt pad
Sjerte. S lit 9jem bar ban afteIls
Itole for oper 100 arbejoere, og Der
er o9Iaa en- SenOagsitole for &plns
Der. 0an uogiper ct ugeItrift, Den
triitne Democrat, / bpiltet ban meo
flor 8arme taller 4rbeioernes Sag.
8daoe for oeres timeli9, o9 danoell9e
Del bar ban Den melt lepenoe Sns
~teresie. 5 bette glao paataler ban
Itaoig, boao uret Der bliper 9jort
De imda | Samfunoet, og bpao 5ors
ner er pda fori fe0ige Sms
rdaoer. t0an bar iaa itor en- &ars
liebe0 til Malagas 4rbejoerltdno, at
ban p9iaa ier Den meo ct INIT Slif.
MRen BET er bans tore Sorg, at
&riltentroen mere % mere CT tors
Ipunoen UNDER 5ioens pantro pdds
pirtninger. Gn Dag / Hppember bar
Der liot ll~roligbeoer / Maldga, iom
BOG lite fit pioere Set1onin9. Oct
talotes en- Denomination at Re
publifanere, men, ION ~iaobanliet |
iliee Silfeloe, bar ser en- Del FAM
menlebne, uroliee Glementer, iom bar
reoe til Optsjer. Gn Slot at Oisie
Tom ben til en- Stole / ct. pablo
pg beepnote at ilaa Huoerne itu, men
ga BON 5ranciscp piite fig paa @d=
zen. bolot oe itrats op og git bort.
G5ortiettes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25

Ipecielt bar man 10 opg efter en-
Spgoom, og mar man eaers Ell
Ipag, faa goot al Ii0t gotel eller
gajer.
Utter en- Snobilonin9l Eaet inoez
boloer Qltobol. og QlfobOl er @ift;
Den fpeffer fun, itprter life. Or.
|9ogt gsr faa flaaenoe opmartfom
paa, bbor uIanoipnligt Oct er, at
oct ifuloe ftprte De ipage, iom ipatz
fer De iterfe. 90 bDao 9aringss
p9roien angoar, Far Den bejt an
ieeoe tpife aemifer 9iebig ~forIengit
uotalt: .Man fan bepife meo mate
matift Sifferbeo, at idd meget MeI.
Iom fan ligee pou Spioien uf en-
9roofniO, inoeboloer mere Rering
emo fem babe SLATER at oct beoite
buierife 81" qrof. / 5armatologi
REQ Gbriitionia uniperiitet. Or.
meh. poulsion, bar pa pgida er<
fleret Oet for bet onreits, ubeniiets
mesii9ite og forfaiteligite at aGe
Naringsmioler". Seq Ter paa min
odnife Sernbanerutes OmIrag 3us
borg 81 unbefolet for mango np.
perlige Ggenifaber, 81. a. sen. at BET
er yit9rft n%9renoe"; : oct er en-
Sell; ser ffuloe pitt itaaet .rf9rft";
men vit9rft narenOe", = nei, oct
Tlaar life til!
Men ida @inenl Seq tunoe gal
meo paa at gipe 81 o9 gr9noepin
afIfeo, flyer no9le; men nit Glas
Din, oct bill jee bog be6oloe; oct
bar enooe min eage anbefafet mig;
og oesuoen = 9inen ifabsr 5eit %
Ula6e. ben LITER 3ungebaanoet, Ben
ger Stemningen ms pe bsi; bpdb
biloe en- 8~rblupsfeit bore uoen Din?
2ao mig fsrit iige: Oct bill napps
bare lGnge, at Eager anbefaler yct
.0las Bin" til Stprtelie. t9porfor2
.5uroi De er for iampittiebeosfuloe
til at gsre oct Longer. Seq bar Ofte
rnoret mig oper, at en- Gage bdr
funnel uoen pioere anor0ne I. SIS.
en- 81. portpin til 0en og Den pris;
tbi ban anoroner Der en- Meoicin,
ibis Communicating ban life fem
Ger. .San pejer ellers ombpggelie,
hpor mango @~9stoeIe ban ftal tribe
paa i'm Recept at Del eler Oct Stof,
ia radoferer Zig enoog iiunoom meo
lin 5armatops; men Der foreitriper
ban ilet og ret Ell Qrtanum; og Or.
tana bill Qutioens Eager lite eerne
befatte fig meO. Saa bar oa ogiaa
4%nalpier at T. SIS. rGste fronTt
ao9nat", iom oeiaa ofte bar pGrst
unbefalet, brast buarrsiienoe 9in9
for abiet. Og bore beoe 9ine, =
en- bel Del at Dem lapeg i 9amburg
al norit Sprit, Der blanoss meo oct
9ano oerneoe, iom / ben iibite aoles
RECIPIENT piits fig iaa iunot, Der.
nait tiliettes meo en- Del 5nersoients
Ter, iaa ienoes til Spanisn, temples
Der - og fommer bioop Tom v9ete
fpaniie @ine"; 10. oct er noget bejs
liet Ssl!
~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25
". g panfte prafter.

Wieeet fort er pr9iternes Nntdl
| en- 8p Iom Maldga. Veo 9omtirz
Ten alene er Der ct forbapienoe fort
2lntal; jeg bar life funnel faa at
ride bpor mango. Seq bar bert en-
ltor Del pr9lter pr9oife, og 5ors
tpnoelien bar paret meset foritenig,
men De alIerfeite bar p9ret mere
eQer minore peltalenoe.
Don Marcelo Spinola, Der bar
Malagas dfbolote 8iitop ba jee bar
fer for ii Nar iioen, er MI 9Grfes
biifop | Sepilla. Sans G~fterfslger.
DON Suan Muno3 6enica, er ipag
og praoiter oerfor meeet ijeloen.
6an er afbolot, men nappe / iad
bei @rao Tom i'm 5ors9nger. vi
Domtirfens prafter bar jes bert Ell
balp Snes, og fIers at Dem er beeas
pebe M9no og eer Snbtrpf at me-
gen @lpor. Gn at Dem, Ser er 5orz
ftanoer for prefteieminariet, er
en- meget file Mano meo unoerliat
tiIlsreoe 9jne os pras at Spaas
beo, | oct belle uanfelis | oct pore,
men meget Intelligent. : bans pra-
oifener er Der meeen Dpboe os man.
&c Sanfer, men De forefommer mio
life ret tiIsanseIiee for tibet uos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25

Omaba, 3. Z. ..
The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-04-21
FOR BED FURNISHINGS.

The rage for beds Of gayly painted
enamel. even of pure white enamel.
has given place to distinct demand
for the plainest Of brass beds.
An up-to-date bedroom is marvel
Of simplicity, beautiful rugs, plain. un.
figured walls and simple furniture.
The marseilles counterpane, even in
white. is no longer used. In its stead
had come lawn or linen bedspreads,
many of which are tucked.
Most expensive OF the bedspreads
are those Of fine linen, hand-embroid-
cred in satin stitch, English eyelet
work, or madeira.
The newest quilts shown are Of
white japanese silk and made to fold
at the foot Of the bed. They are thick
with down, are not heavy. and are
Just large enough to cover the bed.
The most popular color for bedroom
fttings is pure white. Very little
blue, pink. or yellow. favorite colora
previous seasons, are shown.
Curtains match the bed covers. II
the bedspread is Of sheer material.
white silk is used beneath it--not
colors.-chicago Daily News.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-04-21
SOME EXCELLENT SALADS.
Peppers Have Large Place with the
Salad Naksrs-How They
Are Used.

Peppers make excellent salad ma
terial. choosing for this purpose those
which are fresh and tender. Simply
shredded and mixed with lettuce or
cress. they may be used with any
dressing liked. Cucumbers may be
mixed with q pepper salad to advan-
tage. Sprinkle lightly with French
dressing OF oil. vinegar, falt and pep
per. This Is very good to serve with
fihs.
More elaborate salads are served In
pepper cups. Remove the core and cut
to desired shape; then fill with a
mixture, which may be partly meat,
with cress, lettuce or celery; or 1t may
be string beans or potato in dice, with
seasoning of grated onion and chcp-
ped olives. Any similar material is
best when sprinkled with French
dressing before filing. Top the who.s
with mayonnaise, or serve mayon-
naise separately to accompany.
Fruit salads are also prettily served
in green pepper cases. These fruit
salads, which are extremely popular
for the last two or three seasons, may
be made OF oranges, strawberries. cher
ries, bananas, or almost any fruit, In
fact. Tender tart apples are among the
best for the purpose. Whatever the
fruit, II larger than cherry, cut 1t In
neat. small sections. Nut meats are
very often used in combination. Gel
cry or lettuce is usually arranged upon
the individual plates as the basis. All
these salads call for mayonnaise
dressing, which is. frequently mixed
with half its bulk of whipped cream.
This light cream mayonnaise is most
appropriate with fruits. 1t is often col
ored delicate tint of green with
spinach or harmless vegetable dye.
and makes pretty effect as finish.
A golden-yellow mayonnaise may be
equally effective, but color scheme Of
some sort has one of the best opportu-
mites in arranging salads. Nasturtium
flowers are good adjunct, never out
OF fashion. To please the eye Is one
OF the Offices of the salad, and fortu-
nately with a dainty touch Ii comes
quite as matter Of course.-l ountry
Gentleman.