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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26
The Club Dance.

Although the weather was disagreeable
Friday evening last, good crowd at
tended the second Of the series of club
dances. Dancing and games of pedro
were in progress until IL, when the
crowd went home.e A most pleasant
time was bad by all.
The next dance will be held, Friday
evening, November 4.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26

Sitting on store boxes and deriding
the administration and the party in
power does not make prosperity. The
government cannot make prosperity, but
1t can give the people conditions under
which they can prosper If they utilize
them, and that has been done. The
IOafer never prOspers.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26

A young lady wrote some verses for q
paper about her birthday, and headed
them May SOth." It almost made her
hair turn gray when 1t appeared In print
"My SOth."
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26

A stubborn cough or tickling in the
throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure,
Harmless in effect, touches the right
spot, reliable and just what is wanted
1t acts at once. ], W, HOughton.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26
HOW THEY WE'RE APPOINTED.

A great deal has been said and printed
about the appointments Of "sOnS Of faith
ers," grandsons and nephewS to staff
appointments. The President did ap-
point less than forty young men who
happened to have illustriOus ancestors,
but they were all bright men, who had
made regulations in their own sphere
and who we're anxious to serve their
country by going to the front. With
isss than half dozen exceptions ell Of
chose men did good work after they had
! lsw wSskS sspsfisnss' The records
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26

Farm products now find reader
market at better prices than during the
lean years Of the Democratic rule. Yet
the farmer is expected to vote for the
return Of that rule.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26
EDITORIALS.
We shall have peace with Spain even
if we should have to lick her again.

All money, not fully worth in itself
what it pretends to be, is faith money;
1t is good only so long as the man you
want to pay it to has full faith in it.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26

us the train behind timew inquired
a gentlemen at the station. "NO, surr,"
replied the porter, "its not behind time,
surr, but it's jiat behOind the bridge
there"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26

President Mckinley plainly enjoys the
confidence of the people. Is he and his
administration to be sustained or con-
demned by electing a democratic con-
gress.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26

Owing to some difficulty 10 the work.
ing OF the brushes on the dynamo We'd
nesday evening, the electric lights failed
10 bpTE,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26
For Sale.

Lot containing u acre Of land situated
at the south end Of Prospect st. Address
Box 469, Wellington. tt
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26
For Rent.

A hou.e IN Cortland avenue. Inquire
of DIR. j. v. Smith. tt,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26
Interesting and Curious.

John BarbOr, son Of Mr.. II. 0. BarbOr,
has raised some big potatoes this year.
He surprised his grandfather, Mr.. John
Howk, a short time since, by presenting
him with II potatoes, which weighed IA
pounds. This is nearly IA pounds a
piece. Can anyone beat this?
W. W. LOveland, Of Huntington, O.,
showed us a potato last week that had
grown through large buckle, which
had been lost some time previous. 1t is
q curious freak OF nature.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26

VNANTED-SEVERAL TRUSTW0R
w persons In this state to manage our bul
iness In their own ard nearby counties.
Is mainly ONCE work conducted at hOnl
Salary straight 500 a year and expensei'
definite, b0nahde. no more, no less eelalI
Monthly SO. Eeferences. Enclose .eelf.a'
dressed stamped envelope, Herbert y. Non
PEeatD Dept, N, ChiGAe0,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-10-26

WednS'y
November 1, 2.

Ladies' and Children's Cloth
ing, consisting Of Ladies'
Skirts and Shirt Waists, Un-
derwear, Children's ready
made clothes, from infants
wardrobes to girls Of l2 year.
Fancy goods Of all descrip-
tions, stamped linens, sofa
pillow covers and silks Long
cloaks for infants, Jackets for
girls and ohildr'
FURS Finest selection of
children's jackets in town,
Latest styles and novelties
in trimmed hats. Special
prices during the opening.
Mrs. NJ. M. JOYCE
BAzAARs
Mrs. u. F. MILLER
MILLINERY.
The Ohio Farmer
AND
Th1a Paper
Until January !, for 25 cents.
to new subscribers, if ordered
frorS this O@ss.
The Coconino sun., 1898-02-19
THE COCONINO SUN.

date for the office of town marshal. MT. Gibson is fully qualified to fill this office and if elected he will give his whole time to the performance of the duties of the office.
 Charles Sparr returned to Flagstaff this week. Three months ago he was thrown from horse at Seligman and his shoulder was broken in the fall. Since that time he has been in the hos pital at San Francisco for treatment. He has fully recovered from his injury.
 A convention of miners was held at the court house yesterday and the fol- lowing horny handed miners were se- lected to represent Coconino county at the territorial convention of miners. which meets in Phoenix on Tuesday. March 1: F. w. Sisson, R. H. Cam eron, E. s. Clark, J. C. Brown. Max Salzman, Gwynne Dennis.
 Mir. J. II. Hicks, the cattleman. has returned from Colorado, where he has been working on his cattle range. Mir. Hicks returned with broAen leg, which happened last week while chas- ing bunch of cattle near Trinidad. The ground was covered with ice and his horse slipped and fell on his leg. This Is the third time the same limb was broken in precisely the same man. ner.--Phpnix Herald.
 Prof. R. B. George, assisted by Mrs. George and Mir. Greene, all of Chicago, gave concert in the NJ. F.. Church last "Wednesday night to a large and en. thusiastic audience. who encored every piece to a second. A class of twenty five was organized to study music. This local chorus of thirty voices and q children's chorus of thirty voices will give concert in the M. K. church on Monday night, February 2l, at o'clock. A fine programme will be endered. Proceeds divided with the church. Admission 25 cents for both
The Coconino sun., 1898-02-19


 ined before Probate Judge Layton as to his sanity. Dr. A. G. ROunseville and Dr. F. A. Mellick of Williams testified that they believed Noble was insane and that it Was dangerous to allow him to be at large. Noble was ordered sent to the insane asylum at Phoenix.
 Mir. R. B. George. with the assistance of Mrs George and MT. Greene, gave free concert in the M. E.. church on Wednesday night. After the concert class in singing" was organized by Mir. George. It is intended to give short training school for this cOmmun- ity. The course is eminently practical and will result in revival of interest in vocal music. The course will close with a concert on Monday night.
 w. A. Mayhower announces that he will be q candidate for election to the office of supervisor of the streets of the town of Flagstaff. MT. Mayhower has held this position since the organiza- tion of the town. He has filled the office in satisfactory manner and has. with the limited means at his com mand, done good work on the streets of the town, and he is willing to leave the matter of the approval of his work to the voters of the municipality.
 The following out-of-town people reg istered at the New Bank hotel during the week: c. w. Smith, Los Angeles: l.. l.. Lyon, Denver: Silva Herman, Cincinnati: Otto Kaiser. Los Angeles: J. R. Halsey and wife, Kingman: c. O. Wiggins, Philadelphia; J. T. B. Beatty, Fort Wayne: J. NJ. Hale, St. Joseph: J. F. Pearce. PhRnix: R. M. Craig. Albuquerque: H. J. Bellrough, St. Louis: Alexander Reed, San Fran cisco: Sig Neiderberger. Chicago: NJ. A. R)thchild, San Francisco: T. A. Lewis. St. Joseph: George Oakley, c. F.. Me Coy. Kansas City: F., Rosenheim and wife. Charles Bates. Chicago; A. T. Hilton. Topeka: George Tenebroter and James Treat, San Francisco: T. H. Sut- ton. Los Angeles: James Lenden. San
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24

A mule team belonging 70 George
Pollard, a north side farmer, became
unmanaseable as he was driving into
town Monday, and ran away. Ar.
Pollard was thrown from the wagon
when near the Silver State hotel and
received severe injuries in the back.
He was taken TO the hotel and tnedi-
cal aid summoned. At first it was
thought there WAS no hope for him
but he recovered sufficient to be sent
home yesterday, although his condi-
tion was still dangerous The team
ran away again yesterday morning
and suceee.ied in smashing the wagon
all to pieces,
There was quite large number OF
applicants for teachers certificates
at the last examination held on last
Friday and Saturday The follow
ing were present aud worried their
brains. more or less, over the knotty
examination papers; Frank Me.
Grath, Frank A. Lamper, j. B. Car.
ley. J. A Rosebrough, j r. Punten-
ney, Leslie Milford, o. f. Leonard,
Gny Harper, J. $ johnson. Ethel
Moyle. Gertrude NJ. Lamper, C. Flor
ence Merwin. NernA Carnahan, Lou
~ Baxter. Ethel Stotts, Louisa Hop
kins, Aura NJ Follia, Lucy III Now
els, Ar,ie Brown, Jessie Wilson,
Mary A. Rosehrongh. Winnie Has,y
and Nora Easty. Let US hope that
all were Successful and that no dis
appointments may come TO any IN
the list.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24
schooIs.

The Lamar public school will open
on the 9th OF September. Three OF
the teachers have not taught IN our
schools before, bat they come very
highly recommended, and il can b.
safely stated tha; they are successful
teachers.
A full attendance Is desired oa the
first day. Those who wish 10 do the
best work will. il possible, make ar
rangenents TO begin with The term.
The high school course has been
extended 70 included the third yeSr's
work, aud In addition the fins. and
second years work hEs been strength
ened and made more thorough. IL Is
desired that all of those who took
second year work last wear viii re
main in school and thus complete
the course.
To the pupils Of the country schools
throughout the county, who have
completed tho studies there, our
school offers a moet excellent oppoE-
tunity. Pupils can continue their
stndies here with very slight ex.
pense and thus either prepare them
selves to teach in the common schools
or to enter college il they desire to
eontinne their educational work
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24

You see them evcrswhere-cr cres
cents.
The @Hubn shoe for men sold only
by Irwin.
II the glasses you have do not sait
you, see DIR. Fewkes.
Staple and fancy Grocesies at bed
rock prices at Z. + Pixies.
+. f. Pike has fine new line ot
Hats, latest styles, just received,
New fall sample book Of tailor
made clothing just in at lrwin's.
f. + Pike has 6re new lire OF
Neekwear, alsc Of Hosiery both ladies
and gents,
Up.to-dste Shoes; large invoice
just IN at T. + Pixies. Selling away
down for cash
Call and see Pike. He has staple
aud fancy groceries aud can suit you.
Cheap Tor cash.
Irwin will sell summer dress goods
and ladies game unieryests below
cost the rest Of the season.
Over 3oCrcseent bicycles ia Lamar
and never ono retarued TO the factory
for any reason How's that
Money 10 Lcan-On Pianos, Or
gans aud anything OF value
A.E CRAWFORD
Clothing Of ali kinds and sises AT
j, NJ. Johnston's sold for cash oaly
aud st the very lowest cash priess
The hates, thing 10 cooking uten.
sis, aluminium ware, st d C. Marker
II Cos. Come and examine tham.
Botionaley has opened news stand
in millinery store II you want any
periodicals or papers give him call.
Gents will fnd the haadsomcs;
and largest line Of ready made clsth
ing ever brought 10 town at Ir~in's
Garden hose and garicn tools
Lawn hose aud sprinklsrs Thr place
to get thea is at d. c Marker s Co.'S
III you have anything sou want re
paired take !, 10 DAve DoNnsT's -
pair shop Prices reasonable aud all
work guaranteed
Ladies and ehilirea's shoes pill
be sold At q great reduction for Tho
next Few days TO make room Tor new
stock At Iruin's
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24
Iia- @ Iyls wsa -. NJ.

a correspondent Of kentueky p,,.-
says ~cy Lyle OF the Johnsos a.,
Comet is hog mean lie bet us a -,
az spsrits that cur hiooehoaaa suslt =,
trail his negro boy thruagh 4 ass y
We lost berAese cy pu, red peFFer !,
TIE negro bay-s fess and noli fasra,s
eur aog 10 death. LynehiaE Il TOO ~
Tor a nan She viii DO trick lRs ~,
He deserves TO ~ naaas 70 aaevs ii,,
sao:asr bosse trsse a meath
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24

ANY hs7s,afr FAatlisu
vEEsus
Julia tsurrier tic Unknown
HeiTs uf I,slfa tiuTrier. aud
Fiorida u. Moore, A. Nd SUMMONS.
ministTntfiE of the estate
uf bent Moor. Geceased.
Defendants.
The People II the STATE Of Colorado,
To Julia GHrrisr, The unIsnowp Heirs II Julia
Gurrier, ana Florida p. Moore, Adininis-
tsatFix Of the estate q Bent Moor, der
ceased, and iofsda y Ms-srs, the defeii-
cants ahoys named. GkkEFING.
yoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 appaar IN
4 an action brought asatust Ycu b. the above
ers County. State u COLORADO, and answer M
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service hereof IL served within this eo1nfy. OF.
u served oslt VI this county. by publicatioHl.
within thirty days after the serFira hereof eA-
elusiye e the day 81 service; Judgment 1y de
fault VIII be taken against Nuu according 10 tlsa
prayer of the complaint; and II a copy Of the
complaint 10 the above entitle ACTION be-
hereof be made out Of this state, then ten daYs
additional to the time shove specified fo4
appearance and answer viii be allowed bsf1rs
the taking Of judgment by default as aforesaid
The said action is Brought 20 quiet the title ~
plaintiff IN and TO what i known as Indian
Claim No. p IN Prowers County. STATE OF Col
RADIO, the same baing the land described in a
certain patent from the United States 10 said
Julin Gurrier dated September 2ntb $50 ,,hieb
patent is on record IN the Office Of tis. Count,
Clerk aud Recorder of Prowers County afnre-
said in Book q on page ~ reference 10 which
record II hereby made for more particular de-
scription Of said land as viii more fully appear
from the complaint in said action 10 which ref.
erence is here made;
And you are hereby notified that If you fail 10
appear. and to answer the said complaint as
TO final Judgment In this cause.
Given under my hand snd Official seal of
said Court at Lamar in said County this
ssh day Of August. a. ID. fs.ss.
SEAL q. H. DoWSER,
CLERK Of the District Court in and
for FrgwerS Cnnuty. Colo
By \. T. DOwSER, Deputy.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24
Tee. rp nl. ne, a.a ~

Cars FiEngrty. u NeS rrrs. =1s
bis led on ths Gre esesps 10 cor
aishl Asaui midnight chris Ess =,
mattress fen thres stories 10 ..
ErOnua- The tsa EtHyet snser hin a.,
he vaEz', hurt % ameans 70 zsrs. L.
hls wills srctissa all that t,ciios :.
New TcTk. 80 the zstsAbors sar.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24
rraa Ia Vegetables

A French chemist proposes 10 impair
10 various vegetables iron toRies. which
may be easily aFsimiiatea by the hu-
man body HIS plaa IS to use powdered
iron as q fertilizer
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24
Liver Complaints and Nervousness
lut-.-H

A teTpsl iirsr niuzyt prJs.arus euil lnrss
trr{tslfitltr. stc- igl Arw AL ekarEsS - ssil
tosi acsa-sfisat- Furhapss SOS have fysss,d
sish physletarA as trtFA ,shtl1s fysosr rssusirll
usoG3ciEe without hENNhl All that ~ -
Liver Keasety and Nervr Iuaic~ phick 80
tns,ss w1it care IirT totssEisss asgt liver cassi-
te yqar Igussy I'll - sufua.iea ~
J. "a. MYERs
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24
neu nrs.. ,,ao.,.In.

One day you hear that ~oman Is Sc
rloasly 81 and may never recover. ana
the next day you see her downtown
,ussing With the dry goods clerks.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24

See Pixies Bike Shoes in
town.
Imported Swiss cheese at Frank ].
Holmes & Co.
Sheriff Mckenzie was in Granada
on official business Saturday.
White House and other fancy cof-
fees at Frank j. Holmes & Co.
Summer millinery sold below cost
the balance of the season at Irwin's.
Commissioner McClung came up
from Granada 10 see the circus today.
Some nice fresh sweet potatoes
Just received by F. j. Halmes & Co.
Messrs. Clark and Elliot were two
visitors from Bent county on last
Saturday.
Get ycur clothes made to order.
New line of samples now in at n. \.
McLean's.
Pike has schilling's Best coffee
put up in special packages for his
own trade.
DIR. 1. S. Bryant. of La Junta, is
in Lamar this week looking after his
dental practice.
Our local has gone to Springfield
TO attend a law suit, having started
on Sunday morning.
Mrs. j. c. Merrill and Miss Susan
Buchanan, of Granada, are visiting
relatives in Lamar this week.
Dan Keesee and wife went IN La
Junta and Las Animas the last OF
the past week returning on Friday.
1t is said that Ep Downer can get
more for roasting ears than any one
else. whats the price, Epg" ask
the boys.
Miss Lizzie Dawson, of Denver. is
visiting her friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
n. Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Lee and chill
dren returned yesterday after vaca.
tion of several weeks spent in Colo
RADIO Springs
Bottomley, the Photographer, will
ha in Grap.ls E~sJ.., n,I C..r.l...
August 26 and ~. Come smiling
and don't forget the baby.
George Cox, well known farmer
on the north side, has been quite i'll
with fever, but at last accounts was
progressing towards recovery.
A E. Everett returned home Sun
day after an absence of some mouths.
He is now manipulating the knife
and saw in the meat market Of A.
Everett & Co.
c. B. Jones of the north side
brought in his first shipment of can
taloupes last Friday, and remembered
the Register office with some nice
ones, which were fully appreciated.
A couple of new threshing machine
engines being unloaded from car
at the freight depot attracted quite
an interested crowd the other day.
The engines looked very nice in their
newness.
The Register wos mistaken last
week in stating that H P. Syp was
in charge of the Sparks during Mr..
Lawless' absence. Miss Exline has
charge Of the paper and Mr.. Syp of
the job department.
The advance car Of the Wild West
show passed through town going east
Sunday, and c. c. Goodale is feeling
so young in these days of Mckinley
prosperity that he followed it clear
back to Iowa to see the show.
W. w. Cooper and wife, accompa.
MED by Jim Goodale and Miss Hut
chins, made up family party and
started for trip to the cedars last
Saturday. They exnect to camp ont
Enr a ,,.Io :, g ,,-,>ai-. rl 1.r
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24
A So, r..

its costing an aNf1i lsi TO tcs5 a.
sApy 10 upsFnlien- Yes. -. ts,.l
the spYernmsas is rlais,alalaS 4 :
Floriss -Esesk - Phiisas,Phh Su-s
Americas.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24
Mn.nn,s EruIt lars

Frank j. Holmes & Co. have Just
received large invoice OF AlAson's
fruit jars
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24

Ss~ Nsttc-.i Az Tor Ssrfh ssa @sss.
What u&s the ssna Fiayi-s vs.s
the saisifrs uiarrhsd past hs-s Isz-
N.Y. Dixie poo.tie ~-EE
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CoLoRADo1 lathe
CoUNrY or PRowERs- Court.
Amy Esssac PlsintiH
vEHsus
Ir.i..- L..-.--.. .-,..-a-..
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24


Dangerous 10 beoai nos .o5aar
cr,s-eeats.
Just received new in'oses <
shoes at Cross.
Jcwslry Tor your besi giri ca. :
obtained q; Pixies.
Call aud see oar line Of Hsrt,.s.
{. c. HUDDLKSI0N
T. r Pike has youf clothes Esis
10 order and gaarAn,ees 81 ever iis-'
WoBidn't yen he snrT,rissd 10 SEA
new bicycle in town aad hai i EEss'
a CD'seent.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24

A bStractS.
The only set of Ntnaer1r
cal abstracts of the Rec-
ords of ProtOers county.
ABSTRACTS to Farm and
City Property furnished
on shortest notice.
Terms Reasonable.
.dddreSS
PRoWERS CO. ABSTRACT Co.
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-24

c NJ. Lee,
Real Estate.
Insurance.
Collections
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-12-28

the family were large. The girls were
at first rate schools, and one of them
was preparing for Vassar. Still by
close attention to business Mr.. Two
peny was able to earn enough to get
along.
Later on, however, the title guaran-
tee companies came into existence, and
in very short time Mr.. Twopeny's
practice began to fall off. 1t dwindled
away until it scarcely paid Office expen-
ses. On the top OF this, corporation
in which Mr.. Twopeny had invested a
very large sum failed, and he lost it all
This was a terrible blow, and it soon
became evident that he would have TO
reduce the family expenses. AT this
juncture he was taken i'll, and the doc
tor pronounced him the victim Of con.
sumption.
The feelings of the unfortunate. hus-
band and father may be imagined, but
not described. In fact, an eminent
physician whom his wife called in gave
it as his opinion that it was his pecu-
mary troubles that were wearing him
away and not chronic malady.
Mrs. Twopeny now comes forward as
the prominent character in this drama.
She took her husband away to pleas
ant spot by the seaside and did all she
could to keep up his spirits. He WISH
bly, improved in health, and then Ber-
tina entered upon the task which await
ed her and which she had long expected
to undertake.
"My dear husband," she said as they
sat looking over the placid ocean, "you
must promise me not 10 be angry or to
blame me in any way"
"Why, my dear, how could II" he
answered. "Even if l had the DISPOSE
ton 1 haven't the strength"
"Now," she said, 81 am going to tell
you the strangest story you ever heard
You remember the $4,000 which you
missed nearly twenty Years ago?"
"Of course do. WHAT about it?'
81 am going to tell you. You went
to the door, you remember, to see your
client, Mr.. Simpson, OFF,"
Eyes, remember it well, and when
/ returned to the parlor the money was
gone"
"Just so. While you were at the
door / was standing looking out of the
window. | heard the curtain between
the front and back parlors rustic. l
turned and saw no one. After the
money was missing | lay awake all that
night thinking. l remember that while
you were with Mr.. Simpson at the table
my brother Charles came down stairs
and stood at the parlor door, looking in,
and that spoke with him. saw the
money on the table with white slip
around it. He saw the money also.
He left the house. AS Mr.. Simpson
went down the stoop and turned toward
the next street followed him with my
eyes and saw my brother just turning
the corner, though he had LETT the house
some time before. didn't think much
of it then, but did after went to bed
that night. l suspected that he had
taken the money; that, seeing it on
the table, he had returned to the rear
of the house by the alley and watched
in the back paror for an opportunity to
steal it.
81 rose early the next morning and
went to his room. ! accused him Of
the crime and made him believe | bad
recognized him as he entered the room
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-12-28
RABBIT PIE.

Take nice rabbit cut 1t tip in small
pieces and layait in cold water thirty
minutes, then take 1t out of that water
and put it In a kettel with hot water
enough to cover the rabbit; add a little
salt, pepper and two onions; let it boil
twenty minutes, have ready a deep pud-
ding dish, put the rabbit into it, take a
tablespoonful of flour, wet it and pour
into the hot water the rabbit has been
taken from to thicken it; when it boils
up once pour over the rabbit; add a
piece of butter the size of an egg, salt to
taste; now put over this a nice crust
made with one cup of milk, one-half cup
of lard, one heaping teaspoonful of bak-
Ing powder and flour enough to roll out,
put over the rabbit and bake half an
hour i'm slow oven.