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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-08-26

Mrs Is Angus
Blanche Angus
Arno l. Alt
a Z Aspinwall
Matte Boyes
Z w Burrows
Mrs c w Burrows
Frank Burrows
Addie Boves
Thos Bailie
Louis Berndt
] II Baldwin
Mrs J H Baldwin
Dorotha Baldwin
Fay Baldwin
Geo Boyes Jr
Bessie BROKER
Joseph G Baltic
Miss NJ Bellows
Artie Bendorf
Barnet Bendorf
Julia Bendorf
Leona Bendorf
Ira II Bellows
w d Bellows
Lucy Bell
John Blackburn
Lille Bennett
Annie Bennett
Irwin Blackburn
Willie Browning
VIM Barrows
Luther BaSford
Myrtle Blackburn
Robert BROKER
Harry Bri.akman
LLOYD Brinkman
Freddie Brinkman
L lillian Baxter
Martha Baxter
Mrs Fred Brinkman
Annie NJ Baltic
Bailie
Lizzie Blackburn
Robert Battle
Sarah A Bailie
Lizzie j Bailie
Lawrence Clark
Mrs NJ Cornwell
Lily Cornwell
Darius Chatield
Mrs. Phebe Chatield
Mrs Thos Carmody
Bessie Carmody
Willie Carmody
Leo Carmody
VIM Galloway
{ 4 Coombs
Ell hel Susan Carter
Birdie Galloway
Mae Galloway
Bessie Carter
Joe CasperS
Rilla Chisholm
Thos CoombS
Mrs. Thos CoombS
Belle Crosby
John G Clark
Minerva A Clark
Alice Clark
Carl Calvin
Henry d Damn
sam Duncalf'
Kate Duncalf
Walter Duncalf
Mabel Duncalf
q Draper
Lizzie Draper
J esSie Decker
Beatrice Decker
c j Dickinson
Aggie Dolphin
Mrs Amy Edwards
Elmer Z Edwards
Cozy Edwards
Chas Edwards
+ G Farrell
Lou Fischer
j G Fischer
Bert Farrell
Mrs c NJ rockingham
Jennie rockingham
Mrs Geo Gibbs
Critic Gibbs,
Tom Greene
Mrs Thos Graham
Thos + Graham
Jerry Garner
Ellen Glider
Lena Oswald Goodsell
Noll Goodrich
Geo w Glider
Everett Garthwaite
Jer Glennon
Mrs John Graham
Ethel Govier
Inez Govier
Howard Govier
'Dolph Greene
Nellie Howell
Jennie Howell
Carrie Howell
Paul Howe
L @ Hickok
Ora Hatch
r l. Howe
Mary j Howe
r G Howe
Il S Hewe
Alice Howell
Alice Maritime
Eugenia Hyde
Ed Hyde
Mrs Chas r Harper
Mrs II c He berlen
Harsh berger
Annie Tyey
Mildred Ivey
Alex Iyey
Mrs John Jeide
Leo Jeide
Oscar Jcide
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-08-26
LANCASTER


Mauciu1 Alcorn
Willie Alcorn
Rose Alcorn
M $ A Z Aspinwall
Geo BoyeS
ebecca BoyeS
Eva Boyes
Mabel Bidgood
Albert Budworth
Mrs A BudworIh
Stella Budworth
A G Bonham
Mabel Bonham
Jane Burton
Mrs James Blewett
Bessie G Budd
Blanche Burris
Anna Briel
Il A Burr
Mrs L A Burr
Mrs Chas w Burr
ChaS w Burr
L Whitney Burr
Mrs F G Burr
Rev I j Brown
Albert Blackburn Sc
Alta Blackburn
Albert Blackburn Jr
hilip BENEFITS
Geo BehnCke
ElVa Browning
Matilda Browning
Frances Burrows
w II Brinkman
F Basford
Elya Barbe Z
Mrs Robt Brooker
Richard Brooker
Mrs Richard Brooke
Mamie Benefits
Alice Baille
Alien Boyes
Johanna Behnke
Mrs VIM Barrows
Fred Brinkman
X Burke
Alma Bradley
Mildred Burrows
w H Croft
Clara Croft
Fannie H Croft
Mrs Mary Croft
Mae Croft
Cora Croft
Laura Croft
Eugene Croft
Alex Croft
Samie Croft
Clarence Croft
Lewis Croft
Dora NJ Croft
Ben Croft
Laura Carter
hike Cooley
Harry Clarke
kittie l. Carey
Ray Culver
Fay Culver
Mrs 9 II Culver
Maud Carthew
Mamie Chase
Mrs ID l. Chase
w II Decker
Sue DuncaH
Thomas Duncalf
Mrs Abe Decker
nellie Decker
a Y Decker
Ella Domer
Adolph Degenhardt
Harry Drinkwater
Roy L Dodd
Louie Damn
has Dolphin
Alice L Edwards
Grace Emery
Mrs Elmer Edwards
Mrs John Ellis
Mrs Jane Edwards
Edwin Fischer
Mrs Lou Fischer
Mrs j c Fischer
l. Farrell
Emma Frost
Mae Farrell
Joe Foster
Geo w Goldsmith
Reube Goldsmith
Harlow Goldsmith
Chris Gingrigh
Eliza A Graham
Hannah b Graham
II G Gleason
Annie Graham
Lullie Gra lam
Laura Garner
Wallace Garthwaite
Geo p Goble
Mrs James Graham
Elizabeth Garside
Martha J Govier
Mrs l.. + Greene
Walter Girls void
r Y Huftell
Clarence Hughes
Lihda Henkel
Willie Howe
Mrs L G. Hickok
Mrs Miner Hickok
A j Hyde
Ressie HYDE
Carrie Harris
Warran Hannum
Elma Hurlburt
Mrs j W Hurlburt
Chester Hannum
Harry Hudson
Mrs j r Hoover
II G Heberlen
Willie HenkeI
Ira HlCkin
r,t,
~ ! ~
"a "a ! ~ lsh
> ca lEey
Johu Jcide
ora Jeide
lena Jeida
r ID Kiley
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-08-26
Made

That is Just the truth abous Hoods Sar-
sapArilla. We know it possesses merit
because it cures, not once or twice or q
hundred times, but in thousands and
thousands of cases. We know it cures,
absolutely, permanently, when all others
fail to do any good whatever. We repeat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-08-26

Martha Simpson Carrie SchreinPr
NJ - SSnIelner Doris Schreiner
MIS- II ID SnoWdller II Is Showalter
N lockwood Mrs Trentzsch
G w lockwood Chas Townlev
Nettie lockwood Glenn rownlev
mos mos LOCKWOOD Theodore Taylor
ChaS lockwood = T. Turk
Eliza lockwood Lena Tenant
Mdble lockwood Annie Remnant
Pearl lockwood : n Taylor
Milton M lockwood Everett h Taylor
houa IuSkwood Willie L Taylor
nerDefL Taylor Ward Totman
ThoS g Treloar Clare Totman
ira Iotman Edmund Totman
Carrie Van de Wall Geo van de wall
buiher an dc wan Mrs Geo Van de Wall
hdlph an dc wall Mabel Vincent
Emma Vogelsberg f Volz
Reuben Ward oscar w Wright
Sarah d Whit Winefriea Wfnsheu
James WEBB RObef Welsh
Mrs c NJ Woodhouse w c Woodhouse
ndy Woodnonse Ralph Watkins
John Wright Lou Wright
w wentworth Pearl Wright
Lee Wright Minnie WIGHT
S Soe " eu I wesley Wenzel
mamie Weir A Watkins
Inos webb Geo W Wade
Esther Wade Valma wade
Sldrence wade Winifred Wenzel
nelson alker Mrs w f webb
MARY Wllnelm Chas Y Webb
Christian Wilhelm Jimmie Webb
alter weber O p Walker
Mrs Perry Walker Mabel Walker
stella walker ChaS Watkins
J p Williams phil WAGNER
= ~, = MenZel Mrs n Wenzel
RIO welsh G b Wheeler
MRS whitney Nettie Welsh
anna Nenzel James r Webb
Mrs James Il Webb CT Webb
MoInt Whitmore John II Webb
I Eiigehe w nltmoreMary ID Webb
Lucy weir Katherine Wright
BEEToWN
Jerome Bishop
PATCH GROVE
Reynolds Mrs NJ Reynolds
MT. HOPE
Theo Degenhardt Frank Place
Eta Pendleton
MoNTFoRT
Clara NJ David
WATERLOO
Joseph NJ Burton
ROCKVILLE
Hala Dawson
PoTOSI
Abbie Bendorf Ada Rendorf
Josie Bendorf Joseph Bendorf
ADole Dawson Annie Bendorf
MILLvILLE
Myra Day
LIBERTY
Edward Busch a C Busch
Mrs G Busch
sTITzER
Ed Bergheger Henry Fischer
Minnie Fischer TR sherman
Martha Fischer
CASSVILLE
Mrs John Foley
FENNIMORE
sherman Streeter John German
LITTLE GRANT
Rillia Addison Florence Addieon
Mrs J Addison Jos Addison
Ethei 3ec5eF Maud Gsdb Garthwaite
Hattie Hamer Emma Kinzei
Burnell Addison lydia Kfnzel
Mrs Il Oates Bessie OafeS
Charley Addison
ELLENBORO
Angelina Gleason John Edge
FAYETTEVILLE
Jessie Hall re Hale
BLOOMINGTON
Edith Bailey Amy Foster
Bessie BARLEY Mabel Judd
w Bennett Mrs j G. Parker
George Foster
HURRICANE
Nettle flnney Nettie Gelbach
John NARROW Mrs Corleaa Timm
Geo w NARROW Henry Timm
Mt IDA
Mrs Ducharme Joseph f Ducharme
MISCELLANEOUS
Harry Altizer Sparta
a r Bushnell Madison
Ruth Buettell, Waukon Iowa
J Bradbury Rockville
Or. Geo : Brigham st Cloud Mimi
Mrs sylvia Wright Brinkman Dubuque
Ray Culver Milwaukee
a r Conant Prairie du CHEN
John Duchon Sparta
Emma Hosken GAINESVILLE
i q Irwin BelOit
VIM, jackson WaukeSha
Mrs NJ : McAdOo Dubuque
r Morrison Prairie du Chien
Mvrtle Philips Dubuque
Chas Pein Dubuque
Nettie Pearson Avon Ont Canada
John " Raines TarkiO Mo
Theo Rdines Tarkio Mo
Anna NJ Riley idraB0O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-08-26

Mrs H Nichols
Oracle Nichols
Pearl Nichols
Willie Nichols
Harry Nathan
Mary Oates
samuel Oates
Win OrtScheid
Nettie Oswald
Frank : Orton
Hu gh orion
Thos F orion
Marie Ovitz
Jessie Orton
] Il Place
Bertha Place
Leila Price
Daniel Price
John Pink
Christiana Pink
Pink
J r Pedlar
Bertha Pagel
Melvin Pedlar
Joe Pink
John Rumble
Mrs NJ A Reed
Esther Ringold
Bertha Rudersdorf
Ocea Ray
Mrs J II Reed
s + Reid
Ethel Reid
Georgia Rose
Sam Richards
Anna Rumble
Matte Rogers
Thomas Rumble
Mrs w o Stephens
Ethel Simpson
Fannie Stephens
Roy Simpson
VIM Starr
+ j Schloesser
Portia Showalter
Elizabeth Stoll
Robt Scott
Mrs Chas Stephens
| Lucy Steuart
| Vincent Steil
Sam Stephens
While Starr
Chas Schloesser
w o stephens
Harry Stephens
Sophie Sdnventker
Martha f Simpson
Mrs d Schreiner
Mrs Il b Showalter
NJ b lockwood
G w lockwood
Nettie lockwood
Thos lockwood
Chas lockwood
Eliza lockwood
Mable lockwood
Pearl lockwood
Milton lockwood
Roda lockwood
Herbert TAYLOR
ThoS G Treloar
Ira ID Totman
Carrie Van de Wal
Luther Van de Wa
Ralph Van de Wall
Emma Nogelsberg
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02
A Profitable Ghost.

We both admire and respect the rs
sex rector, who, having discovered o
miraculous face in his chancel win.
dow, is determined 10 make the best
Of it. The explanation, as he frankly
tells us, is quite simple. Some years
ago he had the window stripped over
with transparent paint to soften the
glare Of the sun, and that paint is now
taking off, thus revealing the faces be.
low. But IL the faces themselves are
not miraculous, the taking of" Of the
painss4t this particular moment IL, he
maintains. obviously prOyidential:
las many visitors have been dockiD2
TO see the so-called miracle, / am now
utilizing 1t toward helping to pay on
some heavy debts on the church and
schools Of this poor agricultural parish
and II the result follows I shall look
upon the pictures as gift from Goo
and thankfully receive any help to
ward the above objects"
This Is indeed putting the miracle
ON a sound business-like footing. WI
only wish other exploiters Of miracle,
were equally Westminster Re
view.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02
.1m 80 Deas Yes

There has just died 10 Liverpool
John Geddes. who was DDoe the herr
Df rather stirring incident 10 1861
a very old BUILDING IN Edinburgh. con.
tanning about twenty tenants. feh.
The Geddes faulty were smong aile
occupants. Although many lives werp
lost. many Of the inmates were reS-
cied Ia a remarkable nfnner. The
accident occurred on a SATURDAY.. and
on sunday the crowd became 30 great
that the provost sent for and received
the assistance u a conpaBy N IN
canleronians from the castle 10 ntd
the police Ia keeping order. Eader
great risk, the work Of excavation vas
carried on during the whole " Sun.
day. For several hours tue resea,ers
had labored 70 reach the little i,or
Geddes, guided By bis voice. Widle
the men were clearing away the a..
bris, Geddes was heard 10 shout.
"Heaye ava, lads, I'm no Aeid yet =
When a IPw tenement was buff On
the spot where the house fell. 4 b,1si
Of young Geddes, with tness words
was placed above one Of the doorwa ~
Westminster Gazette.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02
sveetmeat on.rinss.

The new woman has a candy boz
this fall designed for her own particu.
lar self, for though possibly It Is not
known to the vulgar throng, yet she
does stoop to the frIyolity Of eating
candy at times.
The unfortunate young man thes.
days, or fortunate according as opin.
ions differ, III not only expected to send
the girl Of his heart candy, but flowers
at the same tirnr. And IL he under
stands the latest rules Of society he
will send her bonbons In box hand
painted with flowers aud then order
from the florists real flowers to match
the painted blossoms.
For example, with box of pail
green In color which IN scattered with
pink roses, big bunch OF pink ros,
buds should be sent
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

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@e mm MEJEts nA@@EA lz@m@,ss ~ 4. -
4n t=salasn 80 - &s< E.sz gsz4s $50 a -
.sena AAan p~sD EmzgE sAzsE a. - ~.
iri aaansr HE@Wn< - q MN3n l.a - -
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l.er .AEsMHzse-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02


On LIE .exe 81 hentliftArs 2s=ssaassas'i
l,,.a ia .00o .s.f1~e1iEus sNfAn a..si1g A. ias1
.samp 1rain: Melltnstan izHn Alsiasis
b,,t 81 1hese Z uDp tiaRDSrrsane ssrzf
left an garrisan; l'lDsis~r as@l lAl'.sli
~. OOe. .Aeitller 81 tise lsss iLiiasti So,
.erals dreamed zhaf AaEsaasan ssssaAs1
choose tbs daring tBrEl igf lztsss1G 49,
sshieh b. 1eci0ed. --ttsnt - . ~-s-.ss
driven INTO tise sza1t~nsd Atise sssz-ftf =
hundred miles in a1ngth rtssl 1913
hss .snemArs lAy.--1Sr - iaoaso AZ .s.alas
aass the ArdeRD~s AH- - 80. sssAs..As's
4 and select@d 1gF tBe pnfzsssr - ~
lrvs 81 1he aamtpe lanc LIZ AAria-r
Anoxxing 9sr tiss dfs1rs~ssr - ssfsS
raphy, 1be idea 49, zSanlassa - - 49,
wheel. niDrEe-n y-As is<lesr - 49,
sxeeused spl~ud1Giy a. sisr-aHs--si- ~
tosor gentury
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

DIae 11atnrr sratassr ynaEpfasslss - -
Americas = that srserT 4satg - $1,000
sor tase. ab~rr ) Do fear .us1 rtlse SsAsl
aaay ~ lnjBr~s. Sat h. s~e~gs sslss1l
sdaPt~d fsr tseS ssr erse-~i $50 's-sss
lzau lsetcis. fsanse GF9anllA es1..t.ss
iasns. t~anis~eozris t'lsss - = ssegsss
the nse " slsseh - EsTEGtt@-~ - .
n8sEely D0uaslaal Essg nswlit. sseTsF sssfas
iaree ~ small iszs 49, - nsss< 80
es.rts .1aeh lsseeS d9ssstg fa-r ssans1-gi
paid 1Sr ~ . ~ s<hsssSssss ssssssyfsP
9s0u- IT u 11-nt1rF
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

R~xPJ I~re .pssier Of -Ds e~<sa.sn -
.,'.'-..,, - Als,lp~s le~a. en- March aan
,mritue Last Brar 500 i1eA.Is - -. =.
I'D cough for ahout ilfs izseiszse. -,
medicine from EDF A@Anhf - ~ -
s,.l.s .rtbsr renasdlss ,xllnalii xtA.e5
i f,rst saw Ilr. kAy lsunE ha-sp -
Ithonei t ! nanld AIRY 4 sna A., = -. !.
Aid Y honrht8a tax nna 1nslA a ka~ssA -
and then sxithout nns fr ...,l. -. :.
: lew DAYS 10 ms eIrat susIrass Ase ,.se..s |.
va peps. Ten dass $50 nad .sz.ts a. - !.
80 .ss.t 81 me lattets and gets1 40
their d Las holnre, ABS .~enl - - -
Nvst.rn lGfies o1 ~. -. 49, - ~.
% llu,nhn, &eb. 1sr Nlz 1o@ns s'sa1 =.
,sas,r, a. taok Il a fa~ tlzsrs fest so 49,
and haarsenasS al passse sasnF - -
,.lgl,t 1 iellsxs a. - alse Eezfl 49, - )
fhreaf llr KEyt Lang hailn eAzr -
..sax..e sickness az 11e ist9naAeA AAt 49,
..,.,,,.flis aud Is EaoHs srSert1n 4nAn az
,vtI,sr 80 kaa0w 81 bad ~ ailEAskaaAe -
q oeEls az send AZ nAnll
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02
Claimed 20 Ne an gne.pa,o.

'YThe poor said the orator Yarp ret.
ting poorer every day.
= wish that fellow would 10 around
and have a talk with my manager
said the living skeleton, flIDughffully.
He pulled the scales on me last we,k
and yanted 70 cut down ny salayy
cause ] had gained seven o,inoesg.-
IndianspoIis Journal
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-02

s'ase Ey@r . sr4sset aAsNS~ sss41s a
azssBwr - :. lsess.sss@. 80 assaaa*A1 -
49, ss4a<ssH sss1ee $500 fssx -
ws4e .flee aassEAsssE- as@ex 5n9 s~~sss
Fl3 asrg - $780, - 1885, sd =.
Istss4ssi s>rsssaer 49, s@eeE 1sl -.
E..as y qs~s - ssss48~r a&smN - saa..
s4a-r 80 . lsaNsser tsrfa9 naAf -
sspsae e g - So .sassf = fz<s. -raz.sS
a -. . sAAsME
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-12
JUST A WORD.

tits regretatle, tut nevertheless true, that
there are some women who co not IesliZe
that The scent Of patchouli is essentially
vulgar.
1t is such a comfort to have some one M Y
you loak well with your hair WON plain
WHEN the humidity forces you TO that style
OF coiffute.
The young woman who was the pIize pu-
pill IN the gyiun asium doesn't show off to
advantage when asked toe XeTt her st rength
on house work
A balloon ascension is al tight, Tut II is
rather baid lines on the p'operiv owner .uto
whose ga rjon the airship GesCends. accom-
panied bv "a admiring crowd who rush OYER
flower beds ana la wns rega rdless.
Al fret the chiffon veil worn sea r. wise
aboht the sailor ha [ possessed a certain lit
tie st vie quite fetching, but 10 quote mans
expression the abuse of this artistic "a re-
lcsSDcss males most women look ''Jacky."
Isn't IL amusing to watch the woman
whose ''nvw let me pay tie fare" is
taken literally?
Don't bind Yourself with promises you
can't fulfill 1t makes you uncomfortable
and gives YOU an awful name.
Have vcu noticed that the rcd-haired
girl looks really artistic In a scarlet hat
and SHIFT waist?
Don't he afraid to openly prefer tunes
to Wagner. Who ever cried over ''Lohen-
grim" who has not over Nellie Gtay?''
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-12
PEOPLE OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. Russell Mandell Hoes is spending
the season at Cape May.
]. NJ. Bonaparte is a { present at the Hotel
Waldorf, New York.
Rev. DR.. Macka y-Smith and wife will
leave shortly for their annual visit to New.
port
Mrs w y. Gurley aud family are spend
ing the summer at their cottage, "Con-
tent at Nantucket, Mass.
Mrs Wilson, the wife of Lieut. Wilson,
U. s. " is established for the summer at
her cottage at Island Heights.
Mr.. aud Mrs c. ]. Willard and Mr.. w
W. Wuitside are among the well-known
Washin stonians at White Sulphur Springs
MI. and Mrs John Alexan der Curtis will
leave in few days with party OF friends
from Philadelphia for a six weeks tour
through Switzerland apd France.
Mr. and Mrs Walter E. Lord. Of Capitol
Hill, left yesterday for three months
soiourn tD the north Atlantic coast and a.
visit to relatives in New Hampshire.
Senior dc LONE, the Spanish minister,
will return from Elberon, N. j, where his
family is stopping, in season for the dinner
which he will give on the 18th instal ut
in honor of United States Minister Wood
ford prior to his departure to represent
this country at the court of Spain.
Among the Wasidngtonians enjoying the
mountain hreeEes OF the various resorts
about Pen Mar are Dir. ana Mrs Rates. Il.
B. Oliver, z. l.. Johns and wife, G.. B.
Johns and Mary Johns, at the Blue Noun
:ain House, and Lieut.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Lcmlian and Charles shalley, jr., at the
Monterey.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-12
ALFRED C. LEWIS DEAD.
Proprietor of WIZARDS Hotel ana
Well Known in Washington.

Mr.. Alfred @. Lewis, one of the propri-
e,ors OF Wizards Hotel, died in his rooms
at the hotel last night. Mr.. Lewis and his
cousin, MIR. Morgan ID. Lewis, have been
the pfoprietors OF the historic WIZARDS
Hotel for three years. They secured the
house from MI. O q. Staples in 1894
Mr. Lewis has been sick for SOME weeks,
and part az the time unable TO leave his
bed. 1t was not thought, however, that
his Illness was serious until few days
ago. The original cause OF his sickness
is ascribed to an accident which he had a
year ago. A horse stepped heavily on his
foot, and it was feared that blood poison
ing wocld set in. Although two of his
toes were anputated, the wound did not
heal readily, and he has never been quite
well since that time.
Mr.. Lewis was from Otsego county, N.
Y, and was well known throughout that
section OF the State. He owned the
Oneonta HOUSE, and spent part of his time
there. He was fifty years of age, and
one Of the wsalthiest meE in Otseyo county
Mr.. Lewis was a Knight Tenplar ard
Skinner, and his funeral will be at his
home in New York in charge OF those two
organizations. His body was taken home
this morning by his cousin, Mr.. Morgan ID.
Lewis
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-12
The HOUSEWIFE SPEAKS.

CroQucts win 20 to pieces unless the fat
in which you fry them is positively boil
ing.
mixture of two parts borax 10 one
part sugar is useful in DISCRIMINATING tile
cockroach.
A potato is an excellent holder into
which pens may be stuck and takes the
place of wiper.
The lii OF the refrigerator should he
kept Constantly closed, as it loses much
cold air In few moments.
Cream that has stood day is much
better for whipping than fresh cream. 1t
must always be thoroughly chilled before
beginning to whip.
The fat for frying croquets may be tested
by dropping into 1t piece OF bread. If
the bread browns Instantly, the fat is Of
the correct temperature.
In case of fire, quickly shut doors and
windows and prevent draught. This will
give the inmates time to leave the house
before the fire makes Roadway.
The refrigerator should not be scalded, as
il causes the ice to melt and the meats to
spoil; but should be kept carefully wiped
out whichever anything is spilled
The buttons on children's clothing ay
be greatly strengthened by sewing a small
button under the outside button. OF
con-sc, this only applies TO buttons with
holes in then.
When tea is spilled on white table
cloth pouT boiling water through the
stains Immediately V. This Will prevent
their spreading and render them easier to
remove when the article is washed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-12

While the good people of Washington
were at church or Sunday school yester-
Cay, singing praises and praying for
''all prisoners and captivcs," including
'siok persons and Young children" while,
for the BOnoe, everybody with any sort Of
claim to DiOus appearances was engaged
in leading a different lite, almost a dozen
pale, haggard, unkcmpt statesmen, with
bleared aud bloodshOt eyes, might have
been seen struggling over the pandects of
Hanna and Ilavemeyer We ale told that
works of charity or necessity are al
lowable On Sunday. We also are a ware
that, while the people of the nation must
abstain from trade. gambling and plumber
on tic first day of the week, their impe rial
legislature and its onmfttees never hest
tate TO sit in session On The IoId's Day
whenever that couIse seems necessary"
Sometimes the necessity is che of oon.e-
nience or expedition; Sometimes of good
politics. This time il IL SUPPOSED 20 he
one combined of expedition aud COOL
politics II Is requisite for the confer
ence committee TO keep up a show Of work
The personal political interests Of the
high Joints make this dyisa ble. 1iIeyeI
would Go to give the country ocular demon
stfation OF a notorious fact; of the fact
That al this committee Cmfernng and CON
nutiating is the merest grand stand play;
that the real conference is progressing
merrilr, sometimes at the Shore ha M, Handy
10 the grill room" sometimes at the Clover
building, within easy reach of the Lose
kan. All the distinguished conrerees of
record have to do is to stick into or take
out OF the bill what is agreed upon, .Iom
day to day, between the business mana
GER and the AutOcrat Otherwise, they
really have nothing to kill tine with but
perhaps a little friendly 'dra W. or TO
absorb ICED stationery" thluGb ,tfavs
As the bosses both are reported 20 have
emerged from led and bath in high good
humor this morning, 1t is presumed that
their labors viii all have been Completed
and dictated TO their "conferees" before
the end of the week. The noble American
game OF addition, division and silence"
is beng played out, apparently without
the least friction.