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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
THE BUSINESS LEAGUE.

inc Rooms Opened to the pubIic-Nt,.
hunters Painting.
All or yesterday, Notwithstanding tho
drizzunS rain, a steady stream of ctttyors
visited the league rooms Including many
ladies and prominent gentlemen. There
We're FUZZY one hundred ladies' who viewed
tho beautiful eNhibi, during the day. and
at p. IN. Secretary Dexter received E,
te,einone message asking If u party OF
ttuS ring girls could see the exhibit ON
sunday 10 this the secretary i,.nIicn a.
cidediy In the affirmative Among those
present unrlns ne afternoon were Mayor
btoWne Mr., q. w. Kidd, the venerable
Seclctaiy OF the cotton exchange; Drs.
Taiker, paws. Gardner, Broiios, Judge
N',ft!' d. NJ Cotton 5. W. Sydnor, j.
q. JOINS pr. Boardman, L. T. smith, +.
NJ. sherry, Q. w, Arnold and wife OF Con,
Zoe, Texas. Leigh Tlutchins. Jacob Nrizrnr
Of indianapolis. w. II, Ryder of NJ lwau-
kee, {. 6. Alien of Galveston. Herman
CHICAGO, y. q, Rhodes and j. J. Haverty
OF Kansas city, W. A. Polk, city.
noe was ~ REGISTER kept, and conse-
Gn,ntly run list can not be gwen.
as a GIT TO the league n handsome reris,
ter. wherein all visitors names will here
after appclr Owing to tha crowds pres
c0t II was found impossible to hold tho
league meeting, and on this account The
r..eetirT was postponed until next Monday
at noon.
the now move Of the league seems to
have taken like an inspiration There
were a large number o. new members on
rolled during the day
Inc great art creation Of Miss Jennie
Hunter st Francis NnVier." exhibiie al
nj tho rooms OF the Houston business
League, drew no less than 100 ladies' and
gontlemen. who admired the fine work.
owing to the fact that tho painting is
not sufficiently dry for shipment, ii viii
be on exhibition today and Monday at tho
,eague rooms, 2l6 Main greet, where ali
can see IL who desire
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KILLED BY \ PANTHER.

The Tragic Death of a Woman In the
Trinity Bottoms.
Will Sebc of this city has received let
ter from "A friend at Tarkingtons Prairie.
which gives the intelligence Of the death
Of a woman a few days ago, a panther
having killed her.
No names are given. man and his
wife we're at a logging camp in the Trim
lily bottoms, and while the husband was
away squirrel hunting he heard screams
from his tent. HuTYing 10 his canvass
donlicile he found his wife upon tho
ground, dead, a panther standing over her
following UP his work OF death with ina,
OF destruction He fred upon the animal
had begun to cat the flesh of his victim,
The face aud neck OF the lady had been
torn by. the claws Of the animal and nor.
tons Of her flesh had gone to satisfy Tho
forest. Va W.
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ORDER nRlrM ARRNnAM.

local branch of the above order, which
Is ono OF the leading Jewish endowment
orders In the United States, was organized
IN THIS city last week by Mr.. VIM. VALID
stein district deputy grand master, of
Dallas, Texas, who initiated the members
OF the new lodge. The new lodge was
named "Amshcl Hirsch" Lodge. in mem.
ory ot tho father OF Alderman Jules
H,rsch' che Of the most popular OF Hous-
ION jewish citizens. The following ON
GERS were elected for the ensuing term.
Fast president. S Falkson: president,
A. ;, Greenstein, vice Dresid, Mt, Ike harrt.
SON secretary. Morris Greenberg; treas.
urtr, Max Roberts; phys clan, DR.. Max
trwitz; conductor, Barnett Greenberg. in
zoe guard, J, Volt; outside guard, j.
hracovcr; trustees. II. Kurt2, L. Weinborr
and j, Schneid1rs0hn
:, The new lodge starts out with a good
list OF membership. They will hold n
meeting today et p. m. to initiate some
new candidates. They viii meet at the
ton. ~ ''"''''
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WEEKLY MORTrARY REPORT

official mortuary report for the city Of
Houston for tho week ending yesterday
at Il O'clock
February lS--Marcus Bryant (colored).
70 years, burned TO death. Mrs, Kizzie
Watt 81 years. phthisis pulmonalis.
February l6-lnfant OF Henry Tolomon
(colored), q months, pneumonia.
February illus Murry (cnlored), ~
wears. phthlsis Thos, Ryan. dropsy. Fred
". Anderer. a years, Brights disease,
February lS-Bcttic Taylor (colored), 60
years. pneumonia. Henry Salge, 40 yeara,
epileptic Mt May ELLA Mix (oolored).
nrnth. spasms.
February l9-lnfant VI Ja!lle Anderson
(colorcd) 5 months, Spasms,
February 90 Nellie Holmes coloredO. "a
years, tahcs meSentirica. Mrs. $. Hoyt, 81
ycars. hepititis. Jno, Barry 1coloredl. -
years. rhthisis pulm rnalis Ell solomon
lcolorcdl, 80 years, senilitN.
Annual death rate per len, loi.
George w l.urcndon
city Health officer.
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No1,Es FROM RRuNNER.

Incorporation is tho theme Of convcrsa-
tion at present.. The committee APP
pointed at the meeting OF citizens We'd
nesday evening have been busy and viii
render IN interesting report at the meet
Ing tomorrow night All matters pertain
ing to incorporation are fairly booming.
Mr.. VIII Phifer is preparing to build a
bake oven and will soon furnish not
rolls" Ia the Rrunnerites for breakfast.
Mr.. T.. l.. Alexander states IA new COM
pany has contracted TO place $4,000 in
Drummer during July and August. and
larger amounts as needed later for i'm
proNcments,
\ new drug store Will probably he
opened in the Rirhardson building at an
early day.
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sIIrRIrrs' DrrARTNIENT.

Taken up-onc white bun dog about !
year old, one brown and one glass eye.
leather collar on.
StrayGd or stolcn-Black horse, about .
years Old l6is hands high; no brand; shod
all around: three white feet; small white
spot on side, Liberal reward,
BLACK horse. solid color, > years. Nv
hands. branded Ii on shoulder; no shoes
Liberal reward.
one bay horsc. a. or Is hands: foretop
cut. spot ON forehead; small white spot
IN back. knee sprung; shod MI around -;
bare spot OH hip.
Dark bay mare, Il hands: brand w
with bar; star In forehead; front feet
In bad condition, s. reward each FOR
horses or information.
Albert Erickson, Sheriff.
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
1.-The Fast Mall"

THE Fast Mall"
THE Fast Mail" company gave two good
performances again yesterday. The mat
inee was we'll attended in spite of the in
element weather and there was fair
sized audience out at night. The play is
a very good one of the kind. fun Of action
and sensational incident. and was appar-
emily enjoyed by the audiences that greet
cd II during the engagement here.
This afternoon DR. T.. &. Flower will do
liver a free lecture, at 3 o'clock. in the
opera house, on Health, Happiness and
Beauty of Women"
Tomorrow night the attraction at tho
opera house will he "Faho Rumani or
the Vendetta" "a thrilling drama after
tho style of Monte Christie. The company
presenting 1t this season is said to be a
strong one
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nEMoCRArIc MASS MEETING.

There Will he n mass meeting OF the
democrats of this city to he assembled in
IN, Market Hall on Monday evening at
& %. m, to give expression to public senti-
mont looking to the holding OF the demo-
cratic primaries In the daytime and unti
o'clock at night Several thousand of
the democrats of this city, whose names
viii he read at the meeting have signed
a Tctltion to tho city democratic commit
! tea making this demand In the interest OF
- fair election.
Judge j. II, Fleming. Colonel j w. Jones
Judge Norman q. Kittrel. Maio- WIN.
~ Crank and other speakers win address
the meeting
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DIR. REA

CELEBRATED SPECIALIST. President
o. the SOUTHERN MEDICAL AND SUR.
LocK H fH'd'sifef9 T FEFaYlSh M bsSs
THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY..
.niy OF each week, these days being de-
Noted exclusively to ofiise work
Or, Rea has no superior in diagnosing
ana treating Diseases and Deformities'
lie VIII give $50 for any case that he can
not tell the disease and where located in
iive minutes. eH III
Treats all Durable Medi,al and surr,co,
Diseases, Acute and Chronic Catarrh, Dis
Lunes' pyspepsia. Bnght's Discuss b 5i'I.
hotes, Liver stomach, Const,i,atiun
ll{iheumatism, chronic Female ana t SeYUhi
Nervotsness, SLOW Growth in Chiidrcn,
and all Wasting Diseases In Adults 10
iormities, club Feet, Curvature of Tic
Ii",ri, diseases diseases q the Brain, Paralysis.
llNdrorcle properly treated. Canccrs ~,
niors, Nehs Birthmarls, Red Nose and
neru1EI nan ar on on t the Face or Neck re-
mii, ~ n -AGi'D and OLD. Sngle or
i nHgr me1i ana all who suffer win
snerma , MHM ioSp; Nervous DEBILITY
Decay, Ealing Memory, Weak E;; yes'
H ~, heyelopment Lack of Enefsy'
mn amrGSe ri Wd biood rImPes Impsdi.
Diseases. Syphilis, Eruptions. Hair fSsiiI
ilng, Bone Pains swellings, Sore Ihront
BLADDER Troubles, Weak Back b1rnimee
Urine, lnconunence Conorrhea Giea1
prompt relief and cure FOR life Rntb
SEXES treated Gonfidentially and privately
nn9S, fistula, Fissurc and Rupture
WONDERFUL cures effected through cor-
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- Mason Block. Houston Texas
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III Main street and 1909 Congress Avenue
FosrERs LocAL FoREcAsT.

The storm waves Will reach this meridian
and tho other changes will occur at and
within 100 miles of Houston within twenty
four hours OF p. IN. of the dates given
below.
February Modernting.
February 24-Warmer.
February 2S-Threatening.
February 26-Changeable.
February 27-Cooler.
February 2S-Cool
February Collaborating.
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gave typical representation y the lying
and unfaithful wife. Excellent work, aptly
combining comedy and pathos, was done
by Mr.. Charles j.. Farwoll, as Respettl. a
ragpicker. The other roles we're adequate
ly sustained The serpeutine stereoptcon
and Spanish dances of Miss Grace Hunter
were dreams of beauty and grace --phi!a-
delphia Enquirer.
Tho above production will be seen at
Sweeney &, Coombs opera house tomorrow
night, one performance only
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ANNOUNCER
rnR CONGRESS-


TIE POST s. authorized to announce
Ec0. " J. McComh OF Montgomery
county Tor congress from the first con-
pfess.0usl district subject 10 the Gctlon
OF The democratic convention.
THE POST Is authorized to announces
Hon. Thos y Ban Of Walker county
IS caad date Tor Congress from tho
the action % tho Democratic Congress
sional Convention.
FOR MAYOR.
TIE POST is authorized to announce II
y. RICE as candidate for mayor Of
Houston. subject 20 the action OF the
democrats convention.
FOR RECORDER.
I HEREBY announce myself az a candi-
date for Reelection 70 the office OF Re-
cortsr subject 70 The action of the Dem
otrauc convention W. =. HILL.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY.
I HEREBY announce my candidacy for
eleouon 10 ths Office OF City Attorney.
bikct to tho action Of the city Dem.
the support Of all. W y. SHAW
! l1EREHY announce myself as n candl-
date for reelection 10 the office or city
attorney, subject % the acti-u OF The
democratic nominating convention. ana
JoHN 5. STEWART.
CITY HEALTH OFFICER.
DB. GEO " CLARENDON is candidate
NF ff-f4f' ZION 10 fff 81 Eltf N' l'N fithlf n
of.ger, subject 10 action Of Tho Demo
cratic Convention. The support OF all is
respectfully solicited
! AN 60 candidate for City Health officer
~ the City OF Houston az the coming
election. April T. 1898. Ms candidacy Is
no' based on party rofuinatipa. am ruu-
riuc on my mcrli4 and desire yoVr sup
Tori j. G.. y. HESFED. A. H.
/ HEREBY announce nay oaudidac, for
election 70 the offic- q city heath Of
ncer. subject To the action OF tho city
democratic convention.
DIR ROBERT McELROY.
: An candidate for the nomination Tor
City Health Officer AT tho coming Dem
j. II. M,esIE - Mr..
WE ARE hereby author ~ ~. nay =
city Health OfAcer bride and bridosr&n
q the Democratic. list ~ whom
ASSESSOR ASp COLLECTOR.
JUSTIN c. WHITE. candidate FOR re-
election 10 the ofiice OF city Assessor and
Collector subject to the action OF tho
Democratic Convention. respectfully SO.
licits your support
FOR CITY TREASURER.
WE ARE hereby authorized TO announce
ALEXANDER A. SIABO as "A candldatn
for reelection for the office OF city
the Democratic Convention,
FOR STREET COMMISSIONER
hereby announce nyseif as candidate
for reelection to tho office OF Street Com
missioner. subject TO thc Democratic nom
nation JACK KENNEDY.
FOR CITY ENGINEER
@. NJ. LaSOUE Is candidate for rc.c,o,-
ton 20 thu Office of city engineer sub-
jet 70 the action ~ tho Democrats
convention. respectfully solicit your
support.
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
THE POST is authorized To announce
Charles Helm "a a candidate for city
marshal NJ Houston NJ tho next cusuin,
election, subject 80 NJ action OF tho eli y
democrats nominating convention
FOR ALDERMAN.
ANNOUNCE myself - candidate for
alderman OF the THIRD ward. and Solicit
large. Respectfully,
+, X. DANISH.
H. RErSDORPH M candidate for re
lection nH Alderman Tor the Fourth
Mttl az ihe ensuing city clectiou Hltd
asks IN" support of all VototY
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER!

KEAL ESTATE IItANSt EKS.
Lottie I.ongbotham TO John Taylor, 5
acres IN block 4 OF Morse sub-divis-
ION OF y. C.. Reynolds survey. yl75
R.W. Priest and Wife to VIC. Paulk,
part Of John Reinneman original
grant. and also part of the Coffey
tract ............... ................... 80
Fstcllc j. Brady to Chas. Kuester.
south half of 20 acres tract 0, Glen
dale ............,..., .............,...... $50
Bayou city Building and Loan ASSOC
citation TO Chas. T.. Kuester, lots "a
ard 49, block II, c. NJ, Allen addi-
don ................... ..,............... eco
r. \. Johnson to VIM. A. Knott. SUR
Vcy . block !, Houston and Texas
Central railroad grant ............... 1,2O1
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PATRoNlze TRE
houston Hand Laundry.

III Preston Avenue. Onnosi,. -,
House.
M ne hncst OF work and only Laund-, i,,
c we rity that does not use machineTyy M
where ciotbos ' h or fade tho clothes. ami
csiied lor and deliver d to anv mar 10 ,S
treSss PPbmS, OWEN DlFFEY, Proprie.
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yo speed horses drivers and great bred
nneSI,msssors FOR SALE. For extended
HS'is'oes ana fun particulars address
FOOTE BROS
+. Q. Box 2oi. Houston, Texas
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Ladies who value refined complexion
a soft and beautiful skin.
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Crushed coke, substitute for anthracite
coal Suitable for CRATES. stoves, ranges
For sale By Houston Gas Light Co.
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B.sekourn Bailey, high-grade photo
saphers' lOoSia Prairie avenue.
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To Gu. a Cold In one Nav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II fails
IN cure BE
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Gas cooking stoves ana hot piatcs 20,
saie eS Houston Gas Light Co.
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MAKE MONEY BY SAVING IT.
In buying coal from the Houston ~,
company; best quality soft. $3.50 per ton.
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f. C. Crawford. the tea man
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ron CITY TREASURER.
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

THE POST is authorized 10 announce
Charles Helm "A a candidate for city
marshal or Houston n, tho next cnsuin;
election, subject 30 NJ action OF ti,r eli y
democratic nominating convention.
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Professional.

Dn. j. j. MckANNA, Sanitar,un ,,,.
street and Elsin Avenue. 'u'''' Main
W IL: ANNo, G.. r. ABEKCROME iE-
soIis Ms, nno s,r Attorneys at law.
3. o. COTTON a BRO 1,,-. -
AGENTS and Ad1usters. IL tnsu,sncs
corner Franklin. " h1ain street.
EDWIN y. HAMBLEN --
Attorney at Law.
houston. TsxaA
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I ANNOUNCE myself candidate for
alderman OF the Third ward and solicit
no support of tho voters OF the city al
large. Respectfully,
+. X. DANISH.
u. REfSDOKFH a candidate for re
election nE Alderman Tor the Fourth
ward At she ensuing city election add
asks the support OF all votcrY
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F||R OI[ WEEK LONGER
We Will Offer Our Goods at Prices That Can
Not be Met by Our Competitors.
We Defy Competition.

Read the following carefully and compare prices
with what you have been paying for the goods and
remember that we warrant every article that sell
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FOR MAYOR.

THE POST is authorized 20 announce II
j. RICE as "a candidate .or mayor OF
Houston. subject 20 the action OF the
:. :. :.
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I HEREBY announce my candidacy for
election 10 the Office OF City Attorney
ibiAct TO tho action Of the city Dem
orratic convention. ! respectfully solicit
the support Of all ". y SHAW
| lEREHY announce myself as candl-
date for reelection 10 the office OF city
attorney. subject % the ncticu Of the
democratic nominating convention. ana
respectfully solicit me support nf NIL
rDff& grew ART
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HTREBY announce myself as a candi
date fQr Reelection 70 the office OF Re.
cqrcsr. subject 20 The action Of the Dem.
ocratlc Convention " g. HILL.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-29
HOME HINTS AND HELPS.

G-Chicken Cheese.-Two chickens
boiled tender, chopped not too fine, and
seasoned with salt and pepper. Boil
three or four eggs and slice, with which
line a mold and pour in the chicken:
add the liquor they were boiledin in. Slice
cold.-Western Rural.
Baked Macaroni.-Break a quarter
of a pound of macaroni into pieces, put
in a saucepan, cover with water. add a
little salt, and set owe the fire to boil
until tender. Drain, and put in a bah-
ing dish. Spread the top with grated
cheese and bits of butter. Dredge with
salt and pepper. Pour over a teacupful
of milk, and set in q very hot oven to
bake brown. Serve in the dish in which
it is baked.-Ladies' Home Companion.
"A Recipe for observation-disclosures
them quite young, and peel. Put them
In salt and water, and stir occasionally.
Remove them and let them dry. Then
put them with q heaping tablespoonful
of butter in q stew pan. Flavor with
pepper, salt and lemon juice; dredge
with -four and let them simmer a little.
Too much cooking makes mushrooms
tough. Beat up the yolks Of four eggs.
add a gill of cream, and stir both into
the mushrooms. Have slices of toast
ready, and as soon as thoroughly hot,
pour the mushrooms over them and
serve at once.-Ladies' World.
Crab Croquettes.-In giving a little
dinner, crab c%roquettes make an excel
lent entree. To prepare them take
pound of crab meat, gently press out
the juice and put it in a bowl with C
tablespoonful of fine crumbs, half q tea-
spoonful of salt, half a salt spoonful OF
pepper, a dash of anchovy essence, the
yolks of two eggs and q very little cold
water. If the eggs are enough to make
it the proper consistency bind the in
gradients together and place on ice uA-
til wanted. Then workinto cone-shapcd
forms, dip them in beaten eggs, then in
crumbs and fry in best fat.-Boston
Budget.
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SCHOOL AND CHURCH.
Tho attendance in the Scottish u1

INC N q SCOTTISH uni.
sersities for the year 1S94-95 is thus
stated: Edinburgh, 2,024: Glasgow.
Ei,903; Aberdeen, S12.
There are two Chinese girls who
are studying medicine al the Universe
ty of Michigan. They will return to
China as Christian medical mission
aries.
a new porch is to be erected at one
OF the entrances TO Hawarden church
by Mr.. Gladstone's son Henry. a
niche above the door will oe kept empty
for one or two figures.
Forty girl students a: the State
normal school in Warrensburg, Mo-,
have organized an athletic association.
They are going to devote much atten.
ton to outdoor sports, and will wear
boomers end sweaters.
Presbyterian visor in invective has
not degenerated in Scotland. a Glas-
gov minister, who opposed total alb
stinence, was described lately in the
pulpit asa white-chokered blasphemer
engaged in raising a sign post to hell"
DR.. B.. Z. Fernow, chief of the di.
vision of forestry in the department of
agriculture, has been appointed
special lecturer on forests and for
estry in the school of economies, po-
litical science and history. in the Uni.
versity of Wisconsin. This course OF
lectures will probably be the first one
OF the kind to be given in a school OF
this character.
"A criminal suit against the lay
rector for neglecting to repair the chan
eel OF the parish church, probably the
first suit of the kind brought in the
present century, was instituted recent
ly by the church wardens of st. Peters
church, Derby, in the consistory court.
The gentleman, who draws the tithes
and enjoys the revenues of the church.
pleaded guilty and was condemned L
make the repairs.
The s~aloonkeepers of Flint, Mich,
Gre considerably alarmed because the
prohibitionists of that place have de,
termined to set up 4 counter attraction
On Saturday afternoon when fhe farm
- 1911 lOfl lis "A II Ii 10 ~ Dt ODtiltu
end not coffee furnished there free OF
charge Smoking will be allowed, and
i: Il expected that the visitors will
have a general good time-without any
of the usual after effects.
The professors at the Berlin uni
versity do not take kindly TO the con-
ceSsions which have been made to wom-
en- in allowing them to attend classes,
and it is reported that one, P-af.
Schmidt. Of the German literature de-
Iartment, has petitioned the minister
OF public Instructions to have his
classes exempt from ONE Pro-. Won
Preitschke. a famous historian. is said
10 have actually escorted 20 the door of
his classroom a daring woman who
came with the intention of joining.
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Potatoes baked in their skins should
have a piece cut off the ends before
baking, in order that the steam may
escape. Prepared in this way they are
light and dry when eaten. When boiled,
they may be prepared in the same way,
and the skin removed just before serv-
ing to each individual. Potatoes n
unquestionably dryer and finer of flavor
when boiled in this way, than when
pared before cooking. The utmost care
is necessary to prevent their being cold
when eaten, as they grow cold rapidly
after skins are removed; and of all
things potatoes should be hot in what
ever form they are served, unless it be
in a cold salad. 1t is not regarded in
good form to place boiled potatoes upon
the table in their skins--Womankind.