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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
Fok CHARTER MEMBERSHIP.

All members of tie Wichita Bar who de-
sire TO become charter members Of the Bar
association should give their names at
once to Dean Gordon or Chas F. Coffin. rs
the constitution and bylaws are now in
the hands of the printer.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

Preston Bros on Monday shipped the
first car load of hogs from this city to the
uew packing house at Wichita. We IN
derstand they were well Satisfied with the
prices and treatment received from the
hands of this new institution which is
Just starting up.-Sedgwick City Panta-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
nrLC Patti. editor and nuhlisher of

Dr. j. C. Petit, editor and publisher of
the Indian Springs. No, Chief, is in the
sity, a guest of DR.. Charles Goodyear.
The doctor, who is by the way, a very
pleasant, genial gentleman, said he was
most favorably impressed with Wichita,
,nd.also greatly surpr d at its growth
and energy. There is" he says, 1.-The
class of business men here that make
great cityr
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
AMUSENESTS
CRAWFORD.

hurry and Murphy last evening gave
Our Irish Visitors to good sized house.
The play went with vim, kept everybody
In laughter and brought down the house,
time after time
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
announcements and Principals OF Common

just completed and for sale at this office
"Record of Teachers Ability for use by
superintendents and principals. Can be
used in any city. The book is of a conven-
lent size to carry in the pocket. Bound IN
cloth, 50cents; Flexible Back, s1.O0. Sent
by mail to any address upon receipt of "a
cents for cloth and s1.07 for flexible bind
ing. Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. Address
THE WICHITA EAGLE,
If Wichita, Kan.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
RIFLE SOCIETY.

All the officers, including the executive
board, OF the Sedgwick County Bible So
ciety, are requested to meet at the ". C.
T. L. rooms Saturday evening. December
l. at o'clock p. u. TO attend TO import
ant business HENRY FELLOWS,
Chairman Executive Board
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

Correspondents and letter writers will
please remember to send their names in
With their manuscript. We received a
half dozen good things this week which
would have appeared had we known the
authors name in each instance.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

The county treasurer yesterday reported
business rushing, having taken in over
a 600 taxes. Taxes are being paid up
quite promptly this year, even more so
shan last
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
urrrrrrr-,1or.x1x

Married a. the res.dsnee o. the brides
parents. q: 10 E1s, Oak street. Ar. Turner
McIn,ire and Miss Retta Mounts. Rev L.
J. Davis officiating.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

Rev. NJ. L. Tweizig, of Reading, Pa, is
In the city attending to business matters
For the past five years he has been pastor
of the Lutheran church at Scranton, Pa.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
ST. ANDREWS DAY.
An Elegant Banquet Given Last Night at tn
Carey by The Caledonian Society.

Carey by The Caedonian Society.
Last evening the Caledonian society of
Wichita gave an elegant banquet at the
Carey hotel, the occasion being ST. An
drew's day.
The following persons, all members of
the society. assembled in the parlor of the
hotel: T. X. Mclean and wife, DR.. For
dyce and wife, Mr.. d. J. Wallace and Miss
Mclean, Mrs. q. Q. Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanning. Mr. aud Mrs. Mcleod, Mr.. l..
McLain and Mrs. Dyer, Mr.. A. T. Allen
and wife, Rev. j. d. Hewitt and wife, Col.
and Mrs. Milton Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcpherson and Miss Mcbride, Mr.. and
Mrs d. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick .nnon,
Messrs. Campbell, Smithson, E. L. Mac
kenze, p Macdonald and Arnot.
The following excellent program of ex-
ercises was rendered in most taking man.
ner and was throughout given a hearty
reception:
St. Andrew Pres. 7. K. Mclean
Legend of St. Andrew. ;......:-...
Vice-Pres. DR. Forriyce
Scotland .................-.M Mr.. Is. Arnott
Recitation ..Mrs. a. N. Mcleod
The Covenanters. Rev. j. ID. Hewitt
Song IN Gaelic. Mrs J. y. Mclean
Kecltation' Ar. ~ r. y; aLiaTe
Song. ...................M Mr. j. L. Campbell
Recitation. .......M Mr.. Peter Hamilton
Music on Highland Pipes.
Mr.. 2. Macdonald
Mrs. Hanning was down for song but
on account of her illness the society were
compelled TO forego the pleasure of hear
ing il.
They then repaired to the dining room,
where the banquet awaited them
The table was most artistically arranged
ana decorated through the skill of Mr..
Cooper, while Mr.. Dumphey spared no
Mains to make the service most complete.
The menu was:
Oysters, nav, stew
Celery.
Tenderloin Steak with Mushrooms.
sweet Breads French Peas Larded.
Boiled Quail on Toast, Saratoga Potatoes
Chicken Salad. french Rolls.
Assorted Cake. Vanilla Cream,
Fruits.
Ice Coffee. Chocolate.
When this was finished all again re
paired to the parlor and spent sometime
| most pleaeantlv in social intercourse aud
enjoyment,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

The real estate transfers of yesterday
show an increase.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

Mr.. Benhardt Levi reports the arrival of
twelve pound boy at his home yesterday.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

The regular meeting Of the Y viii be
held this afternoon at 3 o'clock At W. C.
IL Z. rooms NoLIIE JOKES. Sec'y.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
Helpless 40 Days

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100 Doses One Dollar.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
PHASES OF moon
psisY-s WORN EATEN SHELLS.

W A CECsISBEEgT,
Garfield L University.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
TosIGHT,s GREAT LECTURE.

ONLY TWO DOORS WEST or MAIN ST.. ON DOUGLAS AVE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

When this was finished all again re
paired to the parlor and spent sometime
most pleaeantlv in social intercourse aud
enjoyment.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
Central time.l

M1SIMA OF ILG0L
fspSroxiEass
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
0robberSo8tbum.
9as Neuefte ii6er bic SBig.r MorSs
Qeidi6te.

~ Der Serbaftete Selgrao mar pirfli6 ~
peri6iebenen Walen in Der gieBerei Der SO.
gSol unb Sacque gu Soleri6, UNI cine eiierne
8iite nit Uedel 81 beiteQen.
q. gn benz Gage, ba az @rlou Der benz Lbte
griei OIL bic @ltern Der Grmoroeten ab9eianot
wurSe, beianb ii6 gell9rab tbatia1li1 NIT benz
@eoeIpGrter pom SoQert1, Hdmens Roit, Qlno
nidt probit, nie mir irrtbiimlid mittbeilten) in
Der 0irtbi6att Solba9 '8olba6 am Gentrals
gabnbofe III 9uremburg. IlS Noft ibn ira9te,
uarum er (Selsrab) li6 benn 10 fem beralsitafs
firt babe, CAB Der @efra9te CUR Nntport: oh,
Gch gin OPP d'Medche lass unb als Noit i'm
rpeiter ira9te, no bic ,Freiesch" mare, antpors
tete er: TT ass zu Arell" - Ro6 mebr! Yin
bemIelbsn Morsen, oils Selsrab bnr6 Sespes
rin9en FAM, trat er In bic an Der al5ettebriide
aelesene @aitrpirtbi1a unb SpeSereibanolun9
iiro faufte eiu Stiid saucisse, neil er nab ars
Ion mole. - No6 mebrl gm Wonta9, ben B.
Hopember. muroen pom Srn. ulterlubun9ss
ridter Spep.r a6t 3eugen uon arlon psrIlori:
men unb nit benz Yerbaitetsn i'm @efauSniB
fonirontirt. 9ieielben batten iammtli6 oas
geii6t auf Der ibnen Su Grlon por9eSet9terl
Photographic bss gelgrao ertannt. Inter ben
adt beianbsn It9 Der 0irtb Der gabnbofss
reItauration, Elm RapitGn Der Grtilerie, Der
gSirtb beS Cafe Tivoli, IN beiien 9ofal Selsrao
ben Brief gei1rieben bate. alS @lem er9ibt Ii9
flar, bab gel9rab al ienem Gage (ber 9rief oas
tirt pom 0, ansuit; bas gfab4en geri9wansS
81 In Orion mar unb bort ben Brief ielbft
9ei6rsbsn bat. EenH, ais ibnI i'm cabinet oss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04

iddftss unb Observation-Disclosures iebr gut
beiu1ts geriammIung In Sa9en Der Spes
sialtarifsAnsslessnbstt ifatt. Die Bring
9sinri9 : 8abn erbebt ndmli9 fur bic
Strefe @iIss Rautenbad unb uice: ueria
eans unperbdltniBmdBts bobe Sdte fir bic
@iferbsf5rberuns. I'm fd einen Besriff
bapon Az MAIDEN, weI9ss l1nitlm Der be-
reste Spesialtarif bilbet, ist mitsetbeilt,
mag elm 5srr in Der 8eriammIuns AUS
fibrte. Serielbe IdBt eiuen Wasson Ebos
unasi1lade iber 2ursmburg. Irlon, Gibras
mont unb Bafna1 nod Station S9tms
pad tommen, unb babel felt itd trot Der
boppelt weiten Strefe Der transport Inn
etua Is Srs. biuiser, als i6er bic &c.
w5bult1e Strede 2uremburssW ils. Cine
Dsputation Der WiIser @sfddftsleute mill
Bel Der @esieruns porffslis werbsn.
gu Setneri6eib TT cine 2esitis
nations S9etns Expedition erri9tet wors
ben.
gu G1ternn6 anuoncirte Der IN
Der Sausritrabs bortisIbft mobnsnbs Wess
ger Sob. S9iIs bas &inbheii6 gu 10
Sous. bas SammeITeti9 gu 8 Sous bas
Bfb. -Sn Sid a. b. u. itebsn bic
SIeiidprstie wie folst: &inbleii9 IA,
Ralbfeiid Is, S9wetnefeii9 10 unb
5ammeI fleii9 12-l4 Sous bas pfb.
aapI, 8. Nou. 0te atrmeB perIief
3iemIi5 rubis. Der 3ubrans pom Sirens
ben mar nidt 70 sroB, ais in ben fribern
Sabreu, aud pareu bic Buben nt9t 10
sabIrsid erfdiensn, 11mifdnbe, bic aue auf
fiblbaren 9slbmansel i9IieBen lafen.
Dag man f8 nod beferen 3eiten iebnt,
liest auf Der 9anb.
Civil f aub Der Stabt 2urems
burg.
Seiratben.- Bonn 90. Octbr. :
NitoIas Rapier, S9retner, nit Nnna Ders
ueaur; Sobann Daupbin, S9ubma1er,
NIT Guiana Sans.
Seiratben.- 9om 8. Nouember:
9eors Stefeu, GRANDDAUGHTER, nit Rars.
Sffermann.
SterbefdIIe.- Bonn 25. Oct. :
Better &obei9, oft 80 s., obus Stanb,
sbsIos. gom &c.: gnna CONNER, alt
81 s., Wittue pon Sobann Weertens, 5tls.
Bddermeiffer.
SterbsfdIIe. - Som 4. Noubr. :
Sobann Submit, alt 81 s., 9arbarbsitsr ;
g.: Warie Wenarb, alt IS s., Wobiif,
ebelos;; g.: Warsaretba Soubremont,
alt "a s., obne Stanb, ebeIos; g.: Serb.
Rremer, alt 35 s., gu@orudsr.
giuiIfanb Der Stabt gf5a a. b.
GI3ette.
Seiratben.- Bonn 6. 0ouember:
Stmon gaptift, S9misb, nit ganbpt
Warsaretba, obne Stanb; pom T.: Mils
Ter Soiepb. Bidder, nit 9sbei9 &atba7ina,
obne Stanb ; pom g.: gr3uer Gbomas,
9ersmann, nit Waaer Raria, obns
Stanb.
SterbsfdIIe. - gom /. Gopem:
Der: 8asnsr 9eors, 50 Sabre alt, obus
Stanb, Wtttpsr pom Barbara ErierueiIsr
aus g&terna4; pom A.: RaImus Waria,
81 5: alt, gbefrau BON Robn Watbias,
SbfbdnbIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
Saar, MOiel, Gifel unb 6ansrHd.

WaIbra9. Die SertitIeie 1T nun
beenbet. Wit benz Suantum tSnnten mir
3ufrieben iein, wenn bic Sualitdt cine BEL.
iere pire. Sebo9 pirb isst Der nod uie.s
fa1 bier lasernbe seer i'm Yreiie iteiaeu I;
ss purbe per Subsr loon 7OO-75O Rart
ssboten. Ser sser TT m~siitsns fir $50
$50 Nart usrtauft wurbsn.
Dem 9eubarmsn Sartmann pom
S9wsi9 wurbe pom R6lner Sti9: S9us.
usrein cine @slosg rdmie i'm Betraae pom
20 W. einseianbt, in 4nertennuus feiner
Wa9iam.sit auf Dpuamits6 repIsr bsim
Sii9fanse.
2siwen. Die Sb ifernte 1T iest be-
enbist. Der grtras on 8irnen mai iebr
rei4li9 uno bisieIben wurbsn gum Yreiie
uon $50 BIS 4 W. psrtauft. 4epfel aab
es faft teins unb bs3osen Sie bieiisen 8irs
TIE. um ibren Bebarf gu bsden, bisieIben
pon Auswdrts.
Weibsuba9, Rr. Darn. Der Mils
Ter Uf. Stot feel bisier Gage 10 unsIits
lid Dor ietner Gbire, bas e. einen idwe.
tth SStlVlu1 tlbul. OCt uleIeut 1Suue
i9eiuen aud innere Serlssuussu porsetom.
men gu iein, Ssnu wsnise Gage barauf mar
Ct eine 2ei5e.
Der @aterusrtebr auf benz Gems
tralbabnbofe &artbaus wirb BON Gag Az
Gag ftdrter. SSn LETTER Ssit wurbsn rpisber
2 nsae 9iteri8uppsn srbaut, pom bensn
Der cine 10 Wseter, Der anbsre l6 Wete,
lang 1T. SO wurben aud msbrere ueue ges
leiie sslest, BITE fur ben @itsrpsrtsbr unb
gum Gansiren bisnen.
8euris. @ie sabIrsi9 bas So9pilb
tn unieren Wdlbern psrtrstsn III, unb mel.
den S@aben basisIbs bsmna9 auf ben
Sluren anri9ten Tam, bas Denies bic
Greibiasb, weI9s Sr. Sbsrf6ritsr Sospp
abbielt. Ni9t wenissr ais Is Siride
wur6sn bur9 bte Sdser auf bsrisIbsn sss
f4oGen.
@tusm SdnbIsr aus Wtttli9,
weI&sr am 90. DIT. pom Grisrsr Warfts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
Sasembur8ii@eS aus DeIsien.

5err W a on, Bfarrer su 9iaers:
ct. @ertrub (Durburp) 1T mad SpsrbaiIs
les (Dinant), 5err BANNER, bisbsr gfars
rer Su Wenufontaines (Sauuiusrs) mad
Vtuers : ct. Gertrude, SER Bonnsrt,
gfarrer gu 8onnert, mad @otbumb (~lrIons
ct. Wsartin) periest worben.
gu 8tIIerssIas2oue braua In
Der Na4t pom 6. auf ben Z. Rouember
ein Oieb In bic Satriifsi Der Rir9e elm ;
absr Der geriu4 In bic Stride ielbff sn
seIansen, idIus febl. S9on in Der Ra4t
pom 7. auf ben s. Mat bate man einen
dbnIi9sn 8eriud ssma9t.
gu SIorenpiIIs brad an 4. Rou.
rub Wsorsens Gsuer aus i'm 6uuie &olIin
NosI, zines alien BriuatfSritsrs. Die
Ha9baru iaben unb l6i5tsn bas Ieuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04

auf benz Ra5aauiepes bssriffen mar, isI
III SoI9e uou SoIit auf Der StaatsfraBe
Trters SobIeni in Der Hdbe bss &snnerbsrs
aaes bas Yfsrb unb uerenbete alsbalb.
Coma. 0ie @bauHee pom WersIi@
na9 Der gonserbriide piro In ni9t ferner
i3sit cine polfdnbiss StraBe biIben. Sn
bteiem Sabre iinb pieber mebrere nene 6duz
fee sebaut morten. Nu5 bic Babnbofs
ftrabe in gons 1T bis auf etnise gauiisIeu
uolrtdnbts bsbaut. Sn berieIben ptrb
aud bic neue Npotbste, weIde @ous erz
5aItsn ioa, siuseri9tet. - Sir bas Dent
mai BEL Gong auf Der fog. @ranub0be, gum
anbsnten an bic S9la9t swii9sn ben
Sran3oien unb Esutiden i'm Sabre 1875,
In weI9er bic Sran3oien unter Wari9aa
CIRCUIT beiieat uurben, iinb i9on aniebnli4e
Betrdse sesei9net worben.
aus Der gifeI. Die ibIe @es
uobnbeit bes Observation-Disclosures bat ere
freuIi9erueiis bebeutenS na9sslaIen. aber
nun ssbsn ii5 8iele benz hbsrmdBisen
giertrtnten bin, mas spar uiel uniduIoiser
unb ~anifinbtser ausfiebt aI5 bas grannts
%weintrinten, aber sbenfaas uiel 9elb uns
Ssit toiiet.
Der amtlt5e grutebert9t
iber ben 0es~ierunss6eBirf Erier iast:
Der grtrag on Stro5, r;e an RSrnern Bet
Rossen unb Wst3sn fann nur ais
mdBis be3ei9uet werben, etua elmer balben
Wittelernte sIeidtommenb. 8e1er mar
Der Stanb bss Sommsrsetreibes, BON weIs
dem @erhe burdsdnsis gut serathen
III, mdbrenb Safer, NIT befen gbs
srntuns ftelenweiie erif tirsli9 bat Bee
gonnen uerben t6nnen, cine Wittelernte in
Nusfidt felt. 9as Reiultat Der 6 r.
offeIs@rnte ideint wenis bsfriebis
senb 81 ,perten. TIa9s unb 9anf
iinb gut seratben, wdbrenb Eabat unter
Der ~llnsunft Der Witteruns seIitten bat.
Der Stanb aler 9smlieartsn 1T ein pors
treffi9er 3u eanen Der grtras Der
5euernte 1T b09it mdBis ausssfaIsn,
wosesen bic @rummeterute fopie
Der smsite S1nitt BET RIse unb SUIT
tsrsswd9en ais porsisIi9 su bss
ssi9nsn ftnb. 8trnen iinb aIlsntbaIs
ben gut seratben. NepfeI sibt IS nur
uenis. Beaisli9 bes Wsinss fann
auf sinen einiseruaBsu suten Ssrblt ni5t
mebr sersdnst perbsn. Die 4rbsiten Der
5erbitbeiteIuns babsn swar erft ipdtsr uls
sew6bnIi4 ~besonnen werbea t6nnen, sebsu
aber gut BON Statten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
1T 8 8.
Weretniate Staateu.

Bet Belgium m, @ise., uurbe biz
l9idbrise To9ter &atie bes Garmers Nit.
8Iei, bsim 3sripriHsea elmer Sutteri9neis
bsmaidins pom sinem Stid @iien setrofs
fen, bas ibr ben S9dbel 3eri6metterte.
Gin Stein, Der 3wii9en bic @aIjen seras
then, par bic llriads bes 3eriprinsens ber
Mafhine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04

Neutrality-suspicious. Der arloner griei iiinimaI
mad einanStr bittirt ipurbe, ma6te SeI9rao
ieoesmal bieelben a6t Se5ler, bic 6as Original
entbGlt. DAP bic S6riit bes Orisinals
grisfes berienisen bes gerbafteteu nidt 9leidt,
ober bod duberft ruenis, 10 1T bod anSuhebs
men, bae Sel9rab uno fein gnberer ben arloner
Srief nSbt BLOB perfabt, ionoeru aud ielbit
sei9rietsn bat. .RannlS9: Bel Der sroben Inter
iu6lns, bic in Der Bobe POM 90. alf ben 20
Septerlber w6brenb As Gage i'm S6ulbauIe
III SSstg itattfano, rsurbe au6 Elm 3else, Elm
8anerab bes Serbdftetet, pernonGtst, Der fol-
9enoe wi1tige, bic &ibtigfeit unirrer Sebaups
flung, baB gefsrab lelbit ben glrlcner Brief sez
i6rieben, be,peiierSe Gusiase mctbte. Sin paar
Sase Dor benz 5. Gli9uit fam i'd zines Wddultt=
tags su 8eusrab; berielbe iaB M Der Stube uno
Idrieb. gQs i'd i'm fra9te, mas er ba idriebe,
erteegnete er: Ech kucken op ech m6ng
Schreft net ka' ferstellen, al OPP Gch net En-
nerschriften pomache kann. Dat ka mer
fieicht sp6ter in Notze sin !" CS6 periube, Oh
i6 meme Santi6riit ui9t e~ntItelen uno oh i9
nibt llnteri6riften nababtnen fann. 0as tann
mir pieQei6t ipdter pom Guten ieinD
BIS ;uun 1. Rouember ,rarett i'm gan,en unses
fGbr 80 Seuaeu perbort porben; am WoHtag,
5. Hou.. lpur6en 35 rpettere 3eu9en perrommen /;
unter Sieien 30 befansen it6 bic 3et9en aus
arlon uno aus @a6en, 1uel6e I'M 8efdn9ntB
nit 8eIorab tonfronttrt ipurben. ueber has 6e:
iultat bieier Sonfrontatipn tonnten mir bis beute
ni9ts 3uperldBi9es er'nitteln.
Die ermorbete Warsaretba Rqb 1T Hidt, pie
irrtbintli6er Weiie an9encmmen rotrb, oas
einsi9e Siub ibrsr @lteril. IS lebt nod cine
S6peiter, bic Inn penise Sabre finger 1T.
-Geioe 9lterlt leben nod. Der Batter arbeitet
auf benz 8oblenqlat Der Enthusiastically auf
gabnbof 9uremburg. Der Yerbaftete Sell9rab
1T eiusiger Sobn urib uls FOLDER aDeiEi9er grbe
zines aif 1913, 900 Sr. 9ei6Gsten 8erm0s
gems. alI6 feline @ttern leben beibe nod. Der
Batter NOR friber 8egepdrter; Der Sabn III. beis
fen RaGfol9er.
Im Sonntas, 5. susuf, Gag, an wel6em
bic @rmorbete peridauano, wurbe Der 8erbaftete
Nahmitta9s Snii6en Q unb 3 nbr BON einem
Wanne aus S,sis in Der gtdhe Der Su1sb0ble
seieba,. (gSte uniere 2eier iid e%ripnern, Bat
friiber ein 3eu9e arrsseiast, er Tonne llrter @ib
beidD6ren. bab SeaSra6 OH ienem Gage Don
Ia llbr gta9mitta9s ;u Sauie ali benz Bette
selsseu ilnb seidlaien babe.) 8ieier Iann bat
ii6 am Samitag, %. Off,, benz nnteril1un9s;
ri9tsr ais 3eu9e ~freimiais seiteat.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-14
". H. TillinShaSt, D. D. S.
22O WESTMINSTER ST..
PROVIDENCE. Il. |
THE BRYANT HOME.
The ricturoapuc Place Occupied by Uar'
old Goodwin.

The Picture que Place Occupied ny IIar'
old Goodwin.
Some recent newspaper paragraphs
have directed attention To Ccdarmorc
for many years tho homo of tho poet
Bryant, in the picturesque littlo vii.
lagd of Roslyn, on the north shore OF
Long Island. Roslyn lies on nm inlet
OF the sound, about twenty miles from
Now York City, commanding n bcauti-
ful view Of tho water aud tho distant
hills across tho sound. Bryant him
self once described Ccdarmcrc as "a
little place, In "A most hcalthful neigh.
borhood, just upon the sea water, along
an inlet OF tho sound, overlooked by
woody hills, and near village skirting
several clear sheets OF fresh water fed
by abundant springs which gush from
the earth at the head OF the vallcy.'
"Tho house Of seven gables, >"
writes n correspondent, "is still In sho
possession Of the family, being now oc-
cupiod by Harold Goodwin, II son of
Parlfo Goodwin, Mr.. Bryant's son-in-
law. Many Of the poets effects are
still in the house. In the library his
desk and chair remain practically as
he left them. and in the same room
arc tho paintings given him by tho
American artists The house Is kept
in good repair and the grounds aro In
excellent order The old oak, favoritc
with the poet, was blown down or
fcll-last ycnr. Tho logs are now be-
ing seasoned so that they can be made
into furniture and souvenirs for mem
bcrs OF tho family and intimate
friends"
Tho house Is large md rambling,
the frame being nj least n century old.
II has broad pinzzas, from which
charming views Of lawn and water are
20 be had and, standing in spacious
grounds, presents TO tho eye lines at
once quaint and graceful. --Booh- Buycr
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-14
ITALIAN MACARONI.
The Process by which This Wholesome
Food u Made.

MacarOni Is an Italian invention, and
though the process Of It's manufacture
is very simple, 10 has never been pro-
duccd 80 successfully In any other
country This Is said 90 bo because
Italian macaroni Is made from pccul-
lar kind 81 wheat named grano duro,
or hard grain. AZ first IL was import
cd at considerable expense from the
Russian territories on the Black sea.
This grain which Is now extensively
grown by the farmers Of Southern
Italy Is said % possess n much greater
amount a. gluten than other varieties
Of wheat. and 90 bc therefore better
adapted for tho macarOni manufacture
It's kernel Is very small After the
wheat has been washcd 10 Is hullcd and
ground and passed through several
Stoves 20 separate the finer from the
cOarscr -four. Five qualities are
obtained by as many siitings,
the last the finest that can
be- made. The -four Is mixed with hot
water 20 the consistency Of "A stiff
bDhkb ~ hIh - hHfU hufhA'b ~ HirhH7
oi wooden pole fastened % post and
worked up and down upon tho paste;
or the cheaper grades arc often made
by trcading the dough with the feet.
When the paste has been kncadcd for
"a long time 10 is put into n trough ar
iron vessel containing "A largo number
Jf small holes Of two sizcs, the paste
passing through tho smallest becoming
ycrmicclIi over the larger holes are
little copper bridges, from which cop
per wire passes through each hole, and
this makes the hollow tubes Of tho
macaronL When this vessel is filed
with the dough "A press Is driven in
upon 10, aud ~ fast "a 10 is forced
through the holes "a workman takes up
the macarOni or vcrmicclli, ~ The case
may be-, and lays II across line 10 dry
in lengths of two or three yards, after
which IL Is ready for market a cur
rent of hot air passing through tho
tubes and strings as they arc being
formed partially cooks them, and thsy
are dried by hot-air currents, 30 that
In preparation for the table no long
cooking process is nectyNy for this
food. ChiSaao IHXr- 0ce41t