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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30
The Theatre Season.

The people of Salem who heard the
Frawleys, in Christopher Jr., were de
lighted. The play and the acting was
refined. The morals were excellent.
The lessons of life taught we're as en-
nobling as those expended from the
pulpit. Monday night 1.-THE Hoosiel
Doctor" will be given by the come
dian Digby Bell and company. On
Tuesday night the farce comedy
Hoyt's "Trip to Chinatown" will be
given. These plays are all by the best
stock and speciality companies thatIplay
in San Francisco and Portland. The
public that is interested in the main
tenance of good plays at Salem ought
TO give the Patton Bros, a more gen.
o patronage and encourage the
production Of a few good plays each
month. 1t is certain that if the bet
ter class Of dramatic companies are
not able to visit Salem, the worse
class alone will come here. The opera
house was never so we'll equipped or
kept up as under the present mana
gers.
If electric cars going in every d.
rection could be standing at the en-
trance to the Reed at the close of
the play the attendance would be
materially increased. There is
IA car service to all parts
of the city but the public
are not educated to rely upon it alb
solutely and that is a big item with
theatre-goers from a distance. The
public are interested in having the
Reed managers and the street car line
manager csome to al understanding
on this point and we believe it will be
sc well appreciated as to increase the
receipts of both to the point of profit.
1t is important that, with improving
better times, the city of Salem make
its theatre season a financial success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

sible to break these shackles.
That is a mistake. Thousands of suffer
ers from consumption whose cases had been
pronounced incurable, have testified over
their own signatures to their complete and
permanent recovery through the use of DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. II
cures % per cent. of all cases Of this dread
disease. II is the great blood-maker and
hesh-builder. 1t Is the discovery Of DR..
X. v. Pierce, an eminent and skillful spe-
c~ialist, who has been for thirty years the
chief consulting physician TO the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
N. Y. In taking a medicine discovered
aud recommended by DIR. Pierce a sufferer
Is not taking risks with some obscure doc
tor. The institution Of which DIR. Pierce Is
the head, Is one Of the best in the whole
world and received the endorsement of one
of the most conscientious presidents the
United States ever had. His Golden
Medical Discovery" will do all that Is
claimed for IT,
"In August, 1895, I was taken down with what
my physician pronounced consumption" writes
Ira ID. Herring. Of Needmofe. Levy Co, FLORIDA.
NJ trouble continued for several months. -Four
bottles Of DR.. Pierceis u Medical Discovery
cured me"
When there is sickness OF an accident IN
the house DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Ad-
wiser is worth its weight in gold. For a
paper . covered copy, send ~ one cent
stamps. 10 cover mailing only. French
cloth binding. 10 cents extra. address DR..
4. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30
In Chlnatow n.

Charles Hoyt's amusing comedy "a
Trip to Chinatown" which comes tC
Salem with a record of nearly 70(
performances inNewYork City, is fine,
In "a "Trip to Chinatown" he lev
els his shafts at hypochondriacs, and
introduces a crank upon the subject OF
health. A giddy widow, a gay batch
elor and the usual contingent of young
people are utilized in the comedy.
The action of the piece is laid In San
Francisco, and several well known
places of that city are represented in
the play. Opera house Tuesday night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30
A PARTY.


Friday evening at her home, No.
30S Church street, Miss Blanche Belle,
entertained about forty Of her young
friends at Hearts" The rooms were
very tastefully decorated with
''hearts" and autum leaves and choice
roses.
The first prizes were won by Miss
George Giltner and George HouSeman
while Miss Adele Harritt and Dillon
Plamondon, who proved themselves
eminently successful in capturing
"hearts" were awarded the boobies.
At a seasonable hour an elegant
luncheon was served after which
dancing was pleasantly INDUCED in.
During the evening Mr.. Geo. House
man favored the party with some de-
lightful musical selections. His skill.
full performances were much enjoyed.
Those receiving invitations were:
Misses Ethel Hughes, Jessie Breyman,
Lucille Williams, George Giltner,
Leone Paine, Maude Martin, Sophia
Wolfe, Jessie Settlemier, Pearl Car
ter, Esther Collins, Oskie Matthews,
Adele Harritt, Gertrude Hirsch, Edna
Price, lima Holland, Neva Griswold,
Lizzie Harrild, Lealah Belle and
Rosalie Friendly. OF Eugene; Messrs.
Clarence Bishop, Prof. T~illson, Basil
Wagner, George HOuseman, Boyd
Richardson, Hal Hibbard, Harry AL
bert, Harry StapietOn, DillOn Plamon-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30
DEBATING SOCIETY,"

Friday evening the Y. NJ. g. A.
Literary and Debating society was
organized for the winter season with
the following officers who will serge
for the ensuing quarter: President,
Jay Bowerman; vice-president, G. G.
Morris; secretary, John McCourt; as
sistant secretary, d. w Tarpley;
treasurer, w. j, Rafter; Censor, A.
w. Prescott; Sergeant alarms, Geo.
f. Rodgers. The society was sue
cessfully launched last evening and
the prospects for a profitable season
are iattering. Meetings will be held
every Friday evening when suitable
programs will be presented. The
society is deiireus of increasing it's
membership and announces that all
young men of good reputation are
eligible to membership. 1t is the in
tention Of the society to give a num-
Der of open meetings during the win
ter to which the public will be in
vited. The subject for debate next
Friday evening is: "Resolved, That
Flattery is More Harmful to the In
dividual Than SANDER"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

A FAMILIAR SAYNG.-Eyery body
is acquainted with the saying "The
way to a mans heart is through his
stomach" This is especially true II
you send him to Strong's restaurant.
Remember we are IN u new quarters
now.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30
CLUB"

The pupils Of the fifth grade, Miss
Temple, teacher, of the East school
have formed a washington Club"
The object of the society is to study
the life Of Washington and all things
pertaining thereto. Meetings will be
held in the school every Friday
afternoon, when a suitable program
will be rendered. The officers of the
club are: President. Emma Payne;
secretary, Gertrude Gray; treasurer,
Mabel Heritage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

Aiken, T. Smell; senior and junior
George Race, John Parson, Jr., Marvin
Kenady, Harry Swafford, Charles
Wentworth, Elijah and Andrew
Kurtz, Weed Hepburn, Edward Cher
rington, McNail Howell, George w.
Cherrington, Floyed Field, /. II. Van
Wrinkle and Rev. G.. w. Grannis.
Mary E. Reynold, Laura Bean, Inez,
Julia, Mary and Ruth Field, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dexter Field, Prof. and Mrs.
Dunn, Scott Bozorth and wife, A.
A. Lee aud wife, l.. E, Gardner and
wife, Misses Emily Henry, Musa Geer,
Grace and Lydia V~andeYort, Margaret
Raymond, Alice Scott, Cora and Min
ME Winters, Ella and Olive Curran,
Nettie Meredith, Lillian Robin, Mol
lie Dunlap, Gertrude Savage, Grace
and Edna Pohle, Cora L%itchtield,
Anna and Helen, Atwood, Ina Still
well, Grace Taylor, Myra Murphy,
.Abbie Mills, Bertha Smell, Belle Nor
dyke, Ethel RigGon, Ethel Glover,
Eva Keyes, Eanie Klein, Jennie
Maud Hepburn, Matte Beattie,
The South Salem reading circle
meets with Mrs. NJ. B. Nichols, this
Saturday evening, not Oct. 23d as
published,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30
HORSE tanner AND EDUCATOR.

Prof. McCune OF Crescent City, Cal. the
celebrated horse breaker. Office at X. III.
W~estacott's Livery, Io4 Commercial street.
If you have a colt you would like to have
educated, or a spoiled runaway, a kicking
horse, a halter puller. or baker. or horses
with any bad habits, or TO be broken, bring
him around. o-3o-Im
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

AN IMITATION OF the 10 cent
VAGINA cigar, is almost an impossible
i:y. Each cigar is Tabled Vacuna
which alone, is a guarantee that the
purchaser will have a delightful
smoke. Manufactured at 100 State
street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

THE BILL OF FARE.-As usual the
bill of fare at George Bros State
Street restaurant Sunday will be
chicken. Remember the price is OILY
10 cents. Call and dine with us to-
morrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

don, Albert Hopf, Harry Thompson,
Matt Whan, Edwin Thompson, North
Cherrington, Harry Olinger, Armine
Steiner, Walter Davis, Ralph Terrell,
Chas. Tillson, ~ Rex Byars, Chas.
Biers and Claude Belle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

ONLY ONE ROUND.-At a recent
pugilistlc engagement in III city,
"Our Champion" manufactured by A.
Huckesteln, knocked out all other s
cent cigars successfully and it only
required one round to accomplish the
same.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30
PHONE 80.

Ring them up when in want Of cement,
lime, plaster. hair. sand, gravel and all kinds
Of building materials. OF best quality and at
The lowest price Coal and sawed We d
(all lengthsl promptly delivered. All kinds
Of hauling done.
ID. S. BENTLEY & co.
Successors 10 Saltm ! p Confront and
Chemeketa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

Manacled to
death. The
story has been
told over and
over again. One
seventh of all
those who go
down each year
to pre- ature
graves are the
victims of the
most relentless
enemy of man.
ind-consuinp
ton. An enor-
nous percent
age of those that
remain are in
the clutch Of
this deadly dis
ease--are mana
cled to death.
The majority of
physicians say
that II is impos-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

Ho FOR KLONDIKE The undersigned
wishes to dispose Of a span Of gentle work.
horses; a 81 inch Balm wagon-three milk
COWS and two calves. Terms cash. N. +.
Nelson, Crowley, Polk county, Or.
Io-26- 3d-IwN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30
Reopened

Brown & Son, Of the East Salem meat mar.
ket, have enlarged and re6tted their shop and
will be pleased to see all OF their old patron,
and the rest Of the community. Orders taken
and delivered. Parents sending children
may depend on having their orders con
scientiously filled. Io-4tI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

WANTED. Situation by a competent ex
perienced wcmen as housekeepeT. Address
V. P. Journal office. Reference w. f. r.
Smith. Herschbach &,,Smith's blacksmith
shop, 1000 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

FOR RENT. Reasonable. A good
house, barn. furniture for sale. Inquire
Robert Crayton. one block west of North
Salem school corner. II.23 Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

FOUND.-A' lady's gold set ring. Owner
can have same by proving property and
paying cost. Call at Willis Bros. 20 Ct
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

WANTED will buy your hide, skin OF
pelt for the highest cash price. Bring i
to Conrad Dillman, second hand ware.
house, 1871 Commercial street. 10 80 3tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30
MHNTED, ETC.

New today advertisements four lines
or less in this column inserted three
times for IS OTIS. so cts. a week, ST.
per month. All over four lines at
same rate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

FOR SALE.-A lot OF household furniture,
at private sale. Half mile northeast Of in
sane asylum G.. w. Latham. 90 att
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

FOR 6ALE.-The best hay and stock
ranch in the state, consisting Of 200 acres
All under fenc, Is good for fruit, grain
or farming. VIII sell for half It's value on
terms to suit. Will leave crops, tools and
some stock on place. For particulars adj
dress box 62, Mill City. Io-8-Im
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

FOR SALE. y First-class cheet seed,
Brewster & White, 81 Court street. 20 st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30
Water co.

EgOmce in City Hall.
Irrigation hours Q to 8 a. M. and s
to o In the evening.
All irrigation bills for the summer
will be due and payable the LIST of
July.
Street sprinkling through lawn hose
positively prohibited.
No deduction for irrigation during
absence unless water is cut off the
entire premises,
No allowance made for part Of sea-
son as more water is needed to bring
out a neglected lawn than judicious
use for the entire season.
SALEM WATER Co. ,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30

AGENT5-get5o cents on each dollar; no
experience necessary. Write for agents
outfit. Address The Catholic News, s
Barclay ST.. New York. Io-I6-Sat-4t
WANTED Agents, $40 TO sas a week sure
to workers no capital needed new goods;
new plan sells at sight every family,
needs it. 'HOUSEHOLD SPEC. CO., Box 4a4
Cincinnati, Ohio. u sat 26 I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-30
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OFsTHE
Southern Pacific Co
EXPIRES TRANS RUN DAILY.

600 P MI Ly. Portland. Ar (9;3o AN
$3.50 PM w.. .Satem ....Lv 7:IoAM
7:45 A Nj Ar. San Francisco Lv 1900 NJ
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THE FEAST OF THE KING.

Can AiIegoryl
I'm hidden 10 feast with a king tonight
And his realm s. ia Memory's land
While around him wait his eourtisrs
A true and loyal band.
That was woven IN Fancy's loom.
And a 1ewel called wit. ns'er bought IN
the east.
In my hair shah there haa room.
And the honorea guest a. this board 70 be
Is ere whom the wise cali Thought
who VIII tell how he's roamed BY land and
And his wars to victory fought
SIN another guest at the feast shah sit.
Fair Reason. with tranquil mien.
whose eyes Of softest courage 1T.
Meath her brow IS ever seen
When this king shall open his han to
And ia me welcome there.
So fair shall be ga my dress 50 bright.
And the jewel thar beams In my hair
That the traveller Thought from many
lands
A. my feet shall conquered be.
Ard eager 70 place in my waiting hands,
His riches q land and sea
Then dowsger Reason. Win eslrnnsss far.
And uaiid controlling eye.
shall say h0w much Ct bis riches rare
/ may take ard how much pass by.
How ur1ch 20 give . the world OF men.
How much fer my own soul meet.
What others 70 add 20 the sewe} WIZ
And 10 trim the gown az NY feet
And many guests AZ this board shall wait
or the pleasure OF Mind. the k3uS
Ard rnanv hearts nay - Elad3euad late.
WITH the treasures WhicA Laere they j
bTlEz.
MARIE WTSSICy.
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The spartan virtue Of For,isuae

Nuef Dc possessed n 20 ordinary degree
~ these Who Near the pa1Ss = Fsae1-
.~-e+fer~ v-t+houf compliant We have
never heard cf such an Individual. But
yrsv rsr. ere the lifelong nsarfyrdoFu be-
s8ns. extlrlEussn thS germs ~ tnis &tF0-
csaas malay VITA Hoatefter's Stomach
EsFffare tha efficacy u whkGa as . PIE
Verttre II rns disease. 50 vel as a
--ears u relieving lt. Is vel established
I'D amply atteEtsa. a1r4Tg Etle last forts .
60 vs5rs over professional signatures
H srpurzates from TIRE baSo4 those zcTsd
rsrfrespses y Gtga aeE@t t1s pain and frl-
Sarrsvafaan Characteristic % this cum
PLANT. which. sE Eha9ia - FesoAecte8. -
tf@rzv-s Eaess % terminate lie suGde15y
ss-f.s~ II attacks r. vital part Ise E&t-
- a1sss exEsa8s tss virus % malaria from
tha svsleEll. remedies ayncsNs.a. kidney
-..srs,rssaEns couzss patton ana bi8sogsGeSs.
~-s5sfs the reeves ard 4@Elscrzt@8 TIE
= eese Physical Organism
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% the alley. where he managed % plt
policeman upoa the track o. the pFact4cA4
Joker.
gus young woman. Ie+saresy fsa&IlaS
across the opening q the alley VS.
amazed 10 GEd herzelf seized, suTyo47 i
I'd ~ a quickly gathered crowd 81 elFi-
ous and excited spectators, aud nuFftea
toward TIE patrol eax. ee-oro she could
recover frcrn her bTeata.eAs asfcrle ~ lL
sufficiently 70 explatn sonnsthinE et ROW
matters egool she vas being assisted INTO
ths patrol wagon. anA al hsF protests
ard tears acre unAva.Hrg % prevent tnas
Occurrence from being corspf7lFrate l-
The policeman who had arrested haF re-
fused 10 bezews q word q Ser Stay, tH@
drug clerk. who was new % TIE place.
knew nothing q Der and merely insisted
thai he rad seen her mount tht storm
u meal and scurry away vita r. RE h@A
lived IN the neigh b1Ehcoo toF ntre wears.
bai not a slnsls peFzon whom sne kfe~
happened By. Whlls the policeman a1.s5-
IatelY destined - accom- p4ny neT - Any
one vho would have vi1eicated her saof-
e. character.
''Scre an owe had eno2En o. yer
srolZd.~ hs assured her saTcasfscaliys AZ
It's not aEths< wsssin' ire tolEns iASl
on be- t-. a
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Frencr understand fhss art 20 r--f@-<Sor..
therefore,. stnGy nax r. n10s1 becoming
II coioTs always choosing plain coIora
made up IL good ssyIs. and oze 1ee1 not
look pass
Ar sraren- physician says that a rE.rts-
fnl Diet Of crto-s served In yarsoz,. wxyy
VIII protect children from csphtnsrsz- scz--
let fever and wC~nz-
Wren we contend against our nzrrr.s r.
ssircts. ard overcome them. We win q ter
r15Ie defeat
The man Always sure he Is rsxf,t Ia n
rsne cases out OF ten. pretty certain IS ss
wrong.
Good br.>tiug ss the strongest guarantee
for the strict observation OF every social
virtue.
This !. what Emerson says: -Bezrer "a
nettie II the side Of your frisuo thar bis
echo"
A cup % very hot milk taken a, e~aftrr.
VIII produce sleep.
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To one bushel % ripe tomatoes wash ard
vine dry. slice aad pat them IN laFss
I'm boiler let then cook unai Wen iona
Tnsn strain through wire sieve, Eettlng
ont all Of the pulp. Have yonT oa3isr
cia.r ana put the liquid back into the boil
- ara lei Y come 20 boil. then skin
well: add half cup oI SAT- AAa tA1rs al
. hatf pfnts % good cider VINEGAR, two
r,snts q sugar, three large onions, chopped
ave svxo red Pepper pods. Lot e bell hard.
..srrinx constantly % keep from scoTchirg
20 the bottom OF ths kettle &eoe' tsa BIB
80 before taksnx from Shs ire Ac4 Gre
saNie~psopgul % einnarnoa aud ore g
s~oana glove. cne-hzlt eAhlespoonful %
Slack Pepper. ard little cayenne pepaer-
~ careful not % sdd 100 Eauca--es Il takes
-. u..ls % make the catsup boa Il
shc,.le As 4 nice. Tteh tcEnste c23oE Waeu
a.. ana qaits fhick- Bottle AID seal
~htla he's. ! CO rot use sllsples o. mace.
asst makes ths catsup dark although sens
,txA p,th. splcsx can he added according
% she taste a. required
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An Apple Dessert.

To one dozen o. Spitzeaeers aTples Ger
any good applet. pared and oored whole.
nat in a wide saucepan win enough water
10 cover them Cook the apples unoi A
straw viii pierce them; then carefuiiy
take them out ard arrange II nat olsh-
fs0ll the water down. add cup q sts - :,
60 opnce az relatlne soaked boil the
wxrt,n with these until quite Thick ard
rich. then pour Il over the appies and set
sside 20 cool. You can sprinkle them WITH
bianchea almonds or occoanut u efslIe
serve them with whipped cream Ihey
are aA,'elous. Peaches and pears can 20
rrepNreG "a the same manner.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS

One heapsng tAhlezpoasa % sugar weighs
ore oJnc@
a rse.,~ AZ better tie SIZE G: a. sEx
weighs ore o2nce
Grass stains rzsay - removed ~ cTes n
~ tartar and water
= r,,.,t-x mushrooms. = SILVER knife
ssCulA always - ussS-
re- chocolate stairs uss cod tae7 Bot
- x~a.er frc-a tea keflS.
a~,u.ersa l. = gccd remedy for Sea tites
= -.,sssslssxs s4Eess APsly grVely.
.y-,.s~sv v-flftoslr ct wpcGeB spooGs So
.11.-s+s. r.fyrses "a Russia every year.
re lonser ans eftsT tasls hasn = s-asei
- : .ss,,,'ssshe~ ara EicSsser x viii iook-
w. s~,--AEnr hang ~ sT~sad re are
n he heg sSn- f0T UAl4sS. ssz1aeA l-.~s
ard sunshine.
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DID NOT END A. Expected.
IL seemed Good joke. but She
Quickly Ceased Her Laughter.

&Ht~H9H j +t3t@1- p rEHtf.
There Is al se4st ere E.Tl We CHi~aco Al
tile present time who 14s fru'y resolved
newer never 30 pas any more practical
7,kea unor her fTiel1-. The experience
out ~ phi-h tbs res5laaoa grew came
to pass several DAYS age s-G this Vas
ths aas ~ g.
TIE heroine q TIRE s.3-E had been t2r
q oscycls ride and reaching hol1s tired,
het ana thirsty. ma1e Ser Say 70 the
corner drug Store, u t..at 20 watch SIZE
recognised the res wheel q. an Intimate
fr.ena TO nognt LAat wheel dart
a-cGzt tae corner ug-a g. ara laugh n
her sleeve as s3s Thought C. tae coaster
uaLun wAieh tie fr.ez1 would expert
sacs when she discovered her steet 20
"a g. sstrg wss he vork - a E2oments
she secand hslf & ire 1ske. however,
Wss rot exacg}F as expected.
TIE owuer q tEe wheel finished Esr
glass q soda fust Iu tlr1e - see seT uew
treA as1Te disappear from sseat- SIC 1eN
AFTER 4. screaming s1t that go wheel
rad bes- Ssolsn. aL4 t1s soo3-nEsl1Te1
aFaxeelsrk eKshs1% ts-Tgza tx R~ar-o0aE
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Pineapple Cake.

Two cups OF sugar. three-fourths cup 90
butter. three-fourths Of A cup OF sweet
milk. three cups OF -four. ard Two he's ping
ta8spconfufs OF baking powder mixed
through the ary -four. and the whites OF
six eggs Beat butter aud sugar - a
cream: add milk and -four. lastly eEEs.
Bake tn two layers and ice.
Ieing-Three cups OF pulver1zed sugar,
noistened with half cup Of boiling water
let & boil I'LL It spins a thread. then p0ur
Il over the beaten whites OF three eggs
beat until cool. and flavor.
Cut up one pint can OF pineapple fire
II not sweet. take a cup OF granulated
sugar. boil together until q is thick. but
not csndied. Take about haR Of the icing
and mix with the pineapple for the mix
ture between the cakes. and use the bal
ance 70 ice ;he top. This Il perfectly de-
Nciosls cake.
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reItfes.

To make ounce Jelly. cover The part0gs
and cores left from the preserved r-tis
wsth cold water. boil until soft. Then
strain and put the juice on 20 boil. and
sklra Il Welt Let & boil for ten minutes,
then ada one pint u sugar % every pant
OF iuicA
In making grape Jsllles. the fruit should
not be very rtpa4 Ripe grapes can be saade
into ieflsss. but they are not 50 ane IN
favor nor colon Use a pint OF sugar %
favor or co.or. VIVA grapes make hne
telly. Wild pl5iIns do also.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-26

Only tire tluely arrival OF the gil who
owned the wheel. together Wifh her peal
tenr ard apologize retractiou q TIE
charge 4 theft saved the slTl VINO fad
INDUCED 81 the little joke from FTP 70
,ha rsHss station. ard somehow or other.
IN ersfe OF the peaceful ending % the
s~fsoae a dsciGsf coldness has grown up
between IRE two young women
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-26

Biscuits made OF sour cram are very
tender and delicious The cream must
not be old and rank. To one pint Of
cream, Use a. IeAnei teaspoonfui Of soda
no cream Of tartar and no shortening
Half teaspoon Of salt: make into a soft
dough ard roll out and bake In a quick
oven.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-26

II the squirrels are not young they
should be steamed till they arc quite ten
der. Cat two squirrels into four pieces
each. rub each piece with salt and pep
per. roll in egg. then in bread crumos,
and fry In hot fat squirrels can be
cooked in any way that a chicken can.
and they are always fine eating.