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Movement, However, not Devoid
of Interest.
SUGAR WAS A LEADER
NET CHANGES SHOW ADVANCES OF
Ia to rs.
Speculation Closed Dull and Firm
May Wheat Loses I 5-S-Pork,
1-2 LOwer-GOvernment Bonds
Firm, State Bonds Dull, Railroad
Bonds Steady-Sterling Exchange
Quiet-Money on Call Easy.

New York, Dec. 9.-Money on call
easy at 1902 Der cent; last loan at
IL, and closing offered at IL.
Prime mercantile paper, 1904 per
cent.
Mexican dollars, 5Oa4 @515s.
Sterling exchange quiet, with act
ual business in bankers bills at 4.S31e
Q4.SSA for 60 days and 4.S614 @4.S612 for
demand. Posted rates. 4.S4@4.S7.
Commercial bills. 4.S2@4.S3.
Government bonds firm; state bonds
dull; railroad bonds steady.
Although speculation at the Stock
Exchange. with the sole exception of
Sugar, was again tame today. the
movements in the market were not
wholly devoid of interest. There were
spells OF weakness, owing mainly to
the Introduction of resolutions in con-
gress with the view of recognizing
Cuban independence. The decisive
movement of the day occurred shortly
after l o'clock. when Sugar was sud
denly taken in hand. and advanced
from 115A to 1173s, the covering OF
short contracts contributing largely to
the rise. The bears in other parts of
the list then attempted to close their
contracts, and an advance OF Is to Us
from the lowest was recorded in grang-
erS, Reading, Western Union and Chi
cago Gas. General Electric was no
ticeably strong throughout. 1t sold up
to 1875. and closed at 1895. a net gain
of IS per cent Con. Gas broke 312 20
l551a on action of the local board of
aldermen yesterday, who granted
franchise to the Consumers Fuel Gas,
Heat and Power company.
Speculation closed dull and firm. Net
changes show advances of Il to h per
cent, Sugar leading. Chicago Gas was
an exception, and closed u lower on
the day. Total sales were 147, 13S shares,
of which Al 900 was Sugar.
ROND QUOTATIONS
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JAnES A. POLLOCK,
13O Min Street.

Stocks bought and sold for cash or on
commission. Weekly market letter and
quotations upon application. E. C. WOOL
ley jr. Member Salt Lake Stock Ex-
change.
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If you are anxious to find the most
reliable blood purifier, read in Aver s
almanac the testimonials of those who
have been cured of such terrible dis
eases as catarrh, rheumatism. and
scrofula, by the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. Then govern yourself accord
inglY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-10

Assay for silver soc, gold and silver
75c, gold, silver and lead ST. j. n.
Korty & Co, assayers, 217, PIG South
West Temple.
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PIONEERS CELEBRATION.
AN OPINION GIVEN BY ATTORNEY
GENERAL BISHOP.

Amount to Be Expended by the Com
mission Will Not Exceed the Five
Thousand Dollars Appropriated
by the Legislature Unless Private
Subscriptions Are Received.
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The King of Pills is Beecham's-
REECHA MS
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

Ala, C. A, 40. JOPLIN. & W. gen. 6s.119
Ala. c. B, 5...-.102 Nor. Pac. lists. lis
Ala. c. c. A.. Sc Nor. Pac. ends .1161a
Atch:son As 1875 Nor. Pac 3rds.. rs
Adjustments AIS Nor. Pac. con. IS 54l.
Can Southern s.1G5l4 Northw. CON-. 1894
Cen. Pacific Is. 10212 y orthw. deb 5s 1919
Cher As. 1896. .102 Ore Imp. 1sts... SS15
Cher. As 1871. 102 Ore Imp. 5s..... 1872
Cher As 1898. .102 Ore Nav. lists. lib
Cher As. 1899. .102 o. S. L.. 6s. 11O1A
Ches. & Ohio IS .10724 o. s. L. con. S.. 66A
C. & n. P. trust Pacific 6s of 81. 9912
receipts. 5s..... Al Phil & Read As SIS
D. of c. 3-6 5s. 1904 Phil & Read LIST
d. &, r. G. lists. 1872 pfd Incomes. AZ
D. & r. G. 4s.... 90la R. G. W. 1sts.... rs
Erie G. L.. Sis. % st. L. & Iron NJ.
Ft. w. & Den. general IS .... "a
City lists ...... OF St. L. & San F.
Gal. Har. & San general 6s ....11O15
Ant 1st 6s...... 81 st. Paul .....1S0
Gal. Har. & San St P. c e Sill
Ant End Is. 80 South Car. 412s. 100
Gen. Elec. d. 5s S9la Southern Ry. IS. 81
H. & T. Cen. IS OS S. P of Cal. Is. .1O7
H. & T. c. C. $500 Tenn. n. S. 3s.... so
Iowa Cen. lists. 961s Tex Pac lists. So
Kan. Pac. con-. 50 Tex Pac ends. 211s
Kan. Pac. First U. p Is of 'ss.. .102ls
Denver div. .115 L. S. As T.. 1925..120
La consol As... 96 u S. Is c., 1926. 120
NJ, K & T Is. 80 L. s. n r, 1907. .1O9Al
NJ. K. & T. As. 81 U. 5. n. c., 1861. .110ls
NJ. & Ohio 4s.... So U. S. 2s........... $50
NJ. Union 6s......111 U. S. reg. 5s..... 1874
N. J. c. gen 5s.11S U. S. coupons. .113E
N. Y. c. & ST
Louis Is 1921
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to aH others.

Society of Utah Artists.
Annual exhibition, IS West First
South
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vote stands ayes eleven, noes forty

vote stands ayes eleven, noes forty
four.
Roll Of California recalled IN
GLIDING Florida, The ayes have Al
was As Illinois votes 4s (hissing and
cheers With Kentucky, the ayes are
20, noes y. Roll of Kentucky called
Including Michigan, ages l29, noes
q New York votes y ayes (great
eheering) Including New York, the
ayes hcye &C., noes 80. Cheering
over New York. The vote continues,
audience on feet, hats and handker-
chiefs waving, 10 p. IN. Cheering
renewed with increased vigor. Great
excitement. Chairman raps for or
der but cannot be heard. Has given
the signal to baud, music starts but
can scarcely be heard for cheers.
About one third Of the delegates
standing or seats and cheering con
tinues throughout The hall. drowning
the music. Chairman raps vigorously
for order, audience quiet in an In
slant, then breaks ont again with
cheers. Chairman Harrlty Of the
national committee endeayors to
restore order. The convention
quiets down some and tho roll
call is resumed. Some one calls
three cheers for Hin. Chair
man Daniel SAYS the proceedings viii
be stopped ill order can be restored.
Aligeld endeayors to make a state
ment. Cheers break out again.
Cries Of Roll CALI" and sergeant
al arms clearing The aisles. Altgeld
was ruled out Of order. Roll call
resumed. Incluling Ohio, ne vote
stands ayes 343, noes Se5. Ohio vote
being polled, and gives ~ noes.
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mi,tee on resolution. Speeches were
made by Till OF New York, Villas
and BY Russell, OF Massachusetts,.
State delegations marching
around hall'with Guidons. States
against centeriug with Guidons Of
Nebraska delegation. Delegates be-
ginning to take. their seats under
pounding OF choirinan's CAV, /
Sergt-at-arms was ordered to clear
The aisles. Previous question order
ed. Motion now is on adoption Of
amendment offered by Hill to sub
s,itote minority report for that Of
majority So far financial plank
goes.
Clerk reading minority substitute
motion. Motion to lag Hills motion
on table raled out Of order Cali Of
states ordered. HfPs motion that
minority report be- substituted for
financial plank Of majority, inclnd-
ing Delaware. ayes II, noes s.. In
GLIDING kentucky, ayes 20, noes 262
including Maine, ayes q, noes 2S4
Maine vote challenged. Roll Of
state ordered. Hills motion VIII
undoub o lily fai'.
Including Mass, ayes SO, noes Isl;
including New York, ayes Is6, noes
403; IGlFs motion lost. Vote Of
Ohio challenged, but viii not affect
the result Notion Is Lost.
Georgia delegate has voted to cast
It's % votes FOR Bryan of Nebraska
for president Vote on Hills mo-
ton resulted, ayes 300, noes 61O
Announcement Of votes received
with cheers
Hills motion ondorsiag present
democratic administration is now
being voted on. Rolls Of states call
ed Vote on Hills motion endorsing
administration, including Alabama
and Arkansas, IS. Vote Of Caiifor-
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-09
THE BAND AT TYLER

Tyler, Texas, July 5.--The Mex
lean band, Domingo Eopez director,
arrived Friday night. Notwithstaud-
ing the lateness Of the hour there
was on immense crowd Of people al
the depot to welcome them. The
band is 10 per cent stronger than
last year. Mr, Ncrdausen, the person
al friend Of Colonel 1Iainero, to
whose regiment the band belongs, is
here as Interpreter for the band lie
was educated at Strassbnrg, Germany,
and speaks English, Spanish, French
and German huently. lie is pleased
with his surroundings and speaks
very complimentary OF the fruit pal
see, The,palace will open Wednes-
GaY, the 9tbA
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ronAr's sEssIoN.

Convention BALI Chicago, July 8.
Weather cloudy and cool.
The text of the platform is publish
ed this morning. The main points
OF it were given in these bulletins
Yesterday. Three hours are to be
given to discussion OF the platform,
OF which Senator Yin viii have the
last half hour.
1t is said that IL the platform be
adopted in It's present shape. the gold
men viii sitsilent and take no furth-
or part in proceedings, and some
individual delegates may walk out
Of the convention Efforts will be
made 10 reach ballot this evening
but it i. thought tie action Of gold.
men Is likely to deiay nomination
According to the morning papers,
Bland's chances are best at present
Its claimed that the KEY Of The So
luton rests with Alabama, Georgia,
Mississippi, and North Carolina. At
present the Georgia delegation fav-
ors Bland though several Of its del
eqates are strong Teller men. and
viii vote Tor him il opportunity Of
fer=,
The permanent chairman, Senator
white, is quoted as saying the ,trug-
gle Is likely to be lengthy one.
Chicago, July 9.-rho delegates
came in slowly. There was without
reluctance to tackle the issue-ot tie
day. which was the platform, in
which the Is to 1 idea was plainly
stated. Tnman, Of South Carolina
obtained tho floor aud held it for an
hour and a half, BY one Of The most
incendiary and revolutionary speech
es ever made on an American plat
form. There was majority report
to which senator Hin, Of New York.
spoke, bnt his speech availeth moth
ing. Trio platform went through
like creased tightening.
10 10 a. m.--Dolegates coming in
SLOWLY.
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PURELY PERSONAL.

Airs. S. a. Beldon came up from
the Point on this mornings train.
NJ B. Kingsbury aud J I. Puteg-
nat vent down to the Point last
night and will remain until tomor-
row morning.
Miss Maggie Kennedy left on last
evenings train to join her family on
Brazos island, whore they are spend
ing the summer.
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including Georgia,

MIA challenged. including Georgia,
ayes 81, noes 81.
State OF Iowa challenged delcgc-
ton ordered polled, on Hills me
ton including Kentucky ayes 81.
noes 242. Maine vote being polled
HHPs motion lost by large majority.
Vote on HIfps motion endorsing ad-
ministration, resulted, ayes 354, noes
568 Some few not voting
Vote as announced by secretary,
ayes 357, noes 564 not voting 9.
Announce Of vote Kissed vigorously.
Hilfs motion that of free coinage
found failure at end one year should
be discoutened lost by largo viva
Yoce vote.
Motion now on adoption OF plat
form roll OF states ordered. Vote on
adoption OF platform as presented BY
majority, including Georgia, ayes
SIS, noes 20, including Kentucky,
ayes 252, noes 20. Including Mis-
souri,, ayes 357, noes Sc.
Vote on adoption OF platform re-
suited ayes CPS, noes.8o1 absent 2.
Convention takes recess until 8
Q. M. July 8.
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d
{ Figs stands highest and is most largely
used ana gives most general satisfaction.
----------------------.-----.'.-
strong endorsement Of President
Cleveland.
Gov. Tillman speaking in favor of
the majority report. lie refers to tho
way tying newspapers have misnam-
ed him the "pitehfork man from
South Carolina. Cheers and Taught
er.
Plank endorsing the present adj
ministration was loudly oheered.
Many delegates aud audience on
their feet.
Tillman Of South Carolina offers
an amendment and is to speak Is
minutes. lie was received with
cheers and misses
Senator Jones announoes that one
hour and twenty minutes will be
gwen each S'ae TOT debate.
The clerk read the minority re-
port. Senator Hill will speak to it,
1t advocates that all money be kept
at parity with gold Loudly cheer
cd. Senator Villas within turn speak
for the minority report.
gov imam - We haf0 O'eh
'''''9 % "0''' ANU 90 'si ? u "''
3" Oo''''s' - '''' 7'l.'' 81 Ne"
ora oO''le''''''' anu 4 =" 'e's''
'''i ''i' y d sectional issue ,HeeF'
ana H'ssin% o''' IS''s cannot &c
chahS'' ny h'ss'is' lie ask II N'"
/ '''' ""'' Guns ''a''" s'' 'ne''
great increase IN wealth IN the last
oee@'e hone'''H' 0ties OF e' @ha
NO DAYS ''e increase III wealth ia
'i''s' S'''0S mas 'e'" "o's man
'"e'' s-"'7 'Si'i'' 1i' 9oo'''eFn
7'''oa P"' ''ss'''''' D''' ne says
'"o 2o''h mas no RISEN ''''' '' io' '''s
"Fohg' III mas en''ure'' . U''ie''s7
Gaining 'u'e interrupt lii'o'n'
iiS sd3 elv etcliuhai t'sue l. DC
tween 'ne peoFio ana me money on
''-'''y o. inc oas'' ASKS "Hefe IS
New Works leader now? Cries Of
Sin the soup from the gallery. Cries
OF Herr Most" Langhterand misses
He refers to Tying newspaper. iuoa
cries from galleries or Hin, Hill. y
fiilmon says he viii have his say
il TIE stands here till Sunday
Convention proceedings were
brought 20 stand still. Finally
Fiilman resources. Says The senator
from New York viii follow-he
tried yesterday TO get him to 90 in
front bnt failed. Saws Hill forced
the present issue and left it TO bin
TO tell why. Tiilm7n refers to Glove
land. Loud cheering. Says to en-
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ABOUT TOWN

The Morgan sailed at 20 this after
noon with IS cars Of freight.
The schooner Marie Isabel IS discharg-
ing her cargo of lumber today.
The soldiers will receive their pay
when the next steamer arrives.
The Alice mail passed El sauz at
9:15 this morning; no passengers.
The river IS seven feet above low
water mark at this point and rising slow
".
A marriage license was Issued this
morning to Virginia yillareal and
Eulogia Soils.
sRsad the I'D. OF the Southwest Fair
Association to be found on the local page
of todays HERALD,
Some excellent bargains are offer
ed in the Classified All. column Of
The HERALD. Read them.
We are pleased to state that Capt.
j. J. Smith IS able to be about again,
after a five weeks siege Of illness.
THs HERALD returns many thanks
70 its local Spanish contemporaries
for their complimentary notices up
on its 9TH anniversary.
Vegetables are rather scarce in the
city market, owing TO Dry weather,
but the rains fiast week win doubt
less soon make the supply more plen-
tiful.
The meeting of the stock holders
Of the Rio Grande railroad company
took place at 10 80 this morning in
the company'a building. Nothing
but routine business was transact
ed.
n. LeaAy, agent for the stompel
Fire Extinguisher will receive u
large consignment Of these excellent
machines on the next steamer. Now
IS your time to place orders and pro-
;ect your property from the Fire
fend.
VIZ. bennett. agent for Wanna
maker & Brown, Oak Hall, Phila-
delphia, hes received full! line
Of spring and summer samples
for clothing made to order or
ready made; also gents furnishing
goods Of all kinds. He can be found
Washington sreetin the building on
opposite Mrs. Sanders ready for bus
mess every day frem 10 10 Il a. m.
and from , to 3 p. N. 60 and take
look at hissamples.
Just now everybody IS beginning
to take Spring Medicine. And it
Is good thing thing TO do provided
YOU take Simmons Liver Regulator
the best Spring Medicine Its
sluggish liver that clogs Tho system
and makes bad blood. A dose q day
Of Simmons Liver Regulator will
make new man Ont of you, and 4
new woman too. Look for the Red
Z on the package. It Is Simmons
Liver Resulator YOU want.
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PERMANENT CHAIRMAN.

White of California was elected
permanent chairman Of the conveu-
zion 9 80 p. m, Convention adjourn
cd 10 10 q. III. on the 9th.
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CHG
Proceedings Of The National Dem
osraIig Convention.
NIGHT SESSION.

| been agreed that when the platform
is presented, each side shall have
Que hour for discussion. At ISIS p.
m. the convention was called to or
der and the committee Oh credentials
asked 70 report-at room adjoining
convention. The committee on per
manent organization was asked by
the chair to meet in the committee
room at once.
The credentials committee voted
by u to q to seat the four Michigan
gold delegates at largo and to un-
scar four district gold delegates. a
minority report is being prepared.
The result in tho Michigan case
gives the silver men sixteen, and
gold men twelve. Said action gives
the state 10 silver.
a minority report was presented
BY the credentials committee, pro
testing against the action Of the
majority on Michigan. Confusion in
the hal. Mike Brennan Of Wiscon-
sin spoke in tavorot the majority re-
port
The adoption Of the minority re-
port was moved.
6;37 D. m. Stephenson protests in
emphatic terms against the action Of
the majority in unseating the gold
men. He says the silver contestants
/ here have no credentials from the
state OF Michigan, that this questioE
as to who were delegates was an
animously approved by the Michigan
state convention, and asks this con
vention not to go behind that action.
Stephenson was loudly app'auded on
finishing. Sheeban Of New York adj
dressed the convention in favor OF the
minority report. lie cited the action
oftho national committee in a sim
liar case in which a gold man was
thrown out unanimously and o sill
yer man seated because he had his
states endorsement Sheehan says
the object of the majority is to en-
able the two-thirds rule to be over
ridden in favor OF silver. and ap-
peals 10 the convention not 10 resort
to revolutionary methods.
Clayton OF Texas spol-e in favor OF
the majority report. Blake Of Texas
says tie committee went behind the
Michigan returns because they found
that fraud had been rerpetrated
! CHEERS and confusionl Blake ap-
pe1ls 10 every silver mar on the
/ floor 70 sustain the action Of the
majority in tho interest ~ riobt
AGAINST fraud. oCheers and hisses)
AlcKnfoi.tof Nifchioan addressed
I the convention in favor Of the ma
iorfly report. ite referred to step
henson a. having been called "a
Washington by the great chief"
Stephenson jumped upon his chair,
shook his fist and said there was not
one word of truth in that Confusion
Ian over haH. Mcknight saws the
/ viii Of tbs people OF Michigan was
thwarted by fraudulent action Of
the convention. lie asked This coU-
vention to support the majority re-
.
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Got old newspapers at this Office
% cents q hundred.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking powGee
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1896-07-18
Pat Had Been SIumbering.

It was very small western town,
and the only train out of it that
night left at 2 o'clock. The travel
ling man had impressed upon the
night porter of the hotel the impor-
lance of calling him in time for this
train. Promptly at 1.30 prodig-
ious knock reused the sleeper.
"Say! be yer the man what wants
the two O ~; thrain |"
Eyes, w~s the sleepy reply from
within.
swell, yez can Shape an hour long
er fer she's so much late"
The heavy feet shuffled down the
hall and silence ensued. Another
hour had passed, when Pat again
knocked.
"Sayl be yez the felly what said
he wanted to ketch the two O'Clock
thrain ~
eyes |" and there was sound Of
the man hastily springing from his
bed.
SWELL" drawled Pat, "yez can go
back to bed again, for she's another
hour late.
A forcible remark or two proceed
ed from the travelling mans room,
and were audible to his awakened
neighoors, as was the departure Of
Pat; but soon all was quiet again,
and the few occupants of the hotel
were left for some time to undis-
turbed repose. Just as the first
streaks of dawn were tinging the
sky, Pat once more made his pres.
ence known, and, in tones giving I'M
mistakable evidence of recent and
heavy slumber, remarked:
"Sayl if yez was the felly what
wanted to kotch the two o'clock
thrain, yez can shape till mornin',
fer, bedad, the blame things gone !"
-Harper's Magazine.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1896-07-18
He Stood a Good Show,

"Gentlemen," began the tramp, as
he came lounging up to group of
US on the depot platform, 81 hev no
dying wife in Chicago, no orphan
children in Buffalo, and / don't want
to reach Cleveland to bid my poor
old mother goodby before she shut
fies off. I'm neither penniless nor
hungry and I amt lookin' fur work.
"But you want something ?" quer-
led one of the group.
Eyes, I do; but first femme ask
We if truth goes with this crowd?'
"Truth is mighty and must pre-
vail
"Then that's alright, and I'll give
it to you straight. Gentlemen, I
want fifty cents in cash.
"But what for"
"They are holdin' church festi-
val up town and they are going to
give a goldheaded cane, with SIS, to
the handsomest man in the country.
I want the money fur shave, hair
cut and clean collar"
"And are you going to compete 2"
"Im goin' to get that cane as
sure's yer born, and it'll sell second
hand for five dollars. Gentlemen,
look at me as | stand. I'm not good
but Pm bewtiful. And then think
what an Improvement l kin make
fur halt dollar
FGreat Scots but the idea of your
competing for the beauty prize !"
exclaimed our spokesman.
"Fifty cents, gentlemen" contin-
ued the tramp. "You may not think
l stand show, but let me tell you
there are only three men in the hull
county who amt cross-eyed or bow
legged, and two Of them humpback-
ed and toothless. No tale of woe,
but sure winner in bewty con-
test. Truth is mighty and is just
ten cents apiece. Thanks, awfully.
l 90 to the barber and then to the
contest, and ere the sun sinks sweet
ly to his nightly couch the plaudits
of the multitude will announce that
victory has perched on my face"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1896-07-18

Order and promptness do more
toward making meal enjoyable
than all the saYory dishes in the
world il served in slovenly man
ner and 20 minutes after dinner has
been announced. Do not ring the
bell until everything is ready for the
table, and see to it that every dish
is Immaculate and made to look as
appetizing as possible. Cold meats
or salads may always be garnished
so as to form an attractive spot on
the table. It is wonderful to what
a degree an artistic arrange ment of
the viands will tempt tagging APP
petite.
See that bread is cut in dainty
slices, neither too large nor too
thick, and that it is laid in a dainty
pile on the plate.
See that the butter is fresh and
clean cut. Keep the leftover bits
for cooking.
See that the salt cellars are even
ly filed, and that the openings
of the pepper box are not all stuffed
up.
Have the dessert all served on
the sideboard and keep the coffee
hot in the urn.
A careful housewife will not al
low her table to become mussy dur
ing the meal; she avoids this by
quickly removing soup plates and
dishes after each course.
A clever cook can so transform
the simplest dish as to be hardly
recognizable. Veal outlets served
plainly are good, but veal outlets
Dreaded and served with tomato
sauce and 30 very little more trou-
bic.
Broiled beefsteak is good, but
broiled beefsteak dressed with but
ter and -four rubbed together is
dish for the gods. Whenever it is
possible use garnishes ofgreen.