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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-06-02
AN ECHANGE FOR WATERS
amy tips today ?''
"DOlar eighty"


Dollar eighty"
What did you get out of the old
fellow who ordered the six-dollar
| dinner?"
Only gave me 20 cents, and 1
worked two hours babying him.
Look out, boys, for a swell, tall
gent, with gold glasses, who's going
the rounds and puts you off by say
ing he's short and'II remember YOU
next time"
These are bits of conversation heard
by a Sunday World reported who ate
meal in New York's queerest res
taurant last Monday evening. The
Gastronomic exchange is it's name.
1t is on Seventh avenue, and, accord
ing to the proprietor's printed card,
it is Headquarters for hotel en-
ployees, supplies managers, stewards,
chefs, head walters, walters, &C.
The manager caters especially to
the patronage of cooks and walters of
the better class of restaurants and
hotels in the city, men who are paid
from $40 to $50 a month and gather
in from 81 to 81 day in tips. The
| establishment consists Of a barroom
and cafe on the ground floor and a
restaurant on the floor above The
proprietor has been in the hotel and
restaurant business for more than
quarter Of a century, and declares
that, as class, his present patrons
are the most profitable he has ever
had.
At any time of the day or night
walters Of almost every nationality,
| walters with smooth faces, walters
with pompadours, and others with
| well-oiled hair may be found drinking
and dining ii the Gastronomic ex-
change. There were forty-six there at
one time last Monday evening. Most
Of them looked prosperous.
| The absence Of the white caps of
cooks and the aprons and Jackets of
| the walters makes a marked change
in their appearance, and a stranger,
not knowing the character of the re-
sort, would with difficulty recognize
among these welI-dressed men stand
Ing at the bar or slipping coffee and
smoking at the tables the men whom
he had been tipping after his meals.
Not all of the men have a prosper
Gus appearance. Occasionally one is
seen whose clothes are somewhat
shabby. He belongs to the ranks of
the unemployed and he hangs about
| the restaurant in the hope of getting
work; for, although the Gasuronomic
Exchange is not an employment
| bureau, so famous has it become
that hotel and restaurant keepers OF
New York and neighboring cities
seek their cooks and walters there
when they require help in hurry.
In this queer restaurant the patrons
talk shop as they eat, drink and play
cards. 1t is a sort Of cooks and
| Waters club. They talk of the advan.
tages and disadvantages of theil
different places of employment, how
easy or difficult their work is, the
salaries they receive, and above all
how liberal with tips the patrons Of
the places are.-New York World.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-06-02
WHAT IS GOOD.

What is the real good?"
l asked in musing mood.
Order" said the law court:
Knowledge" said the school:
Truth" said the wise man:
Pleasure" said the fool:
Love-" said the maiden:
Beauty" said the page:
Freedom" said the dreamer;
Home" said the sage:
Fame" said the soldier:
Equity" the seer.
Spake my heart full sadly
The answer is not here"
Then within my bosom
Softly this I heard
Each heart holds the secret;
Kindness is the word"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-06-02

A fighting Tongue.-"By all means
take Greek, my boy. 1t will help you
in the battle of life
Not half so much as Turkish. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-06-02

Capt. E. H. c. Leutze has been
assigned to the command of the mon
ltor Monterey, which is to join Adj
miral Dewey's feet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25


PUBLISHER ..oTieF. srassl!ns
agents az. J. \ Mcclellan. Y. ;. Is1sss -
sg8 o. II foofnks. cry eosisctSfe 81. .
4, Catsearg, r. = Eaaseg. J. L asse>.
q ~ Scf-axan aza John JseEeI- POST
rsasy.sfs every where sfe @sr sg*nl@. l'ag
rg.lgg,ssg CITY 70 fFsesk ara - 35ig rss4t-yfik
axsgn ~ ths Yafi9Es clti@A ans s@*hs ~
sls es5<sa94~s
AfgyEF<T8sfAsC s~~fyggscs nours 81 fos
pSgss~Tr. sssFseef asszsfgess oftler Bay
gnfE u q. ~ Sunday ssesiFs - n a =.
inserf.1ss f0.aa~ frse nsosaiaS ~ - F'r
cs4ses az - 1a11s T.. -Nds+ftasssn hts
under cjes*ssse nsaal7.se %i5t p .5's-'s. -
a; Tie fate ~ eent . #af5 f@fit ii'Sr.
tl0f ssAYna.Bt asv8ys IN s.lTance- %
advertise rsent receive f0r 'F%e tH@" -
c~atH t.~
ADVERTISERS Changes for aatfF-
f.s@nsnfs ia nc sunday s'saf~i n s''Is - -
fssslst be furnished - ! s'e4eFk i7a'uI = =.
Adgerl seaeBse wsA - fsst7trH * D'f''e"
off err 81 re post gufsii ssGctr
ggwARfl-Tss, Hailare v.{'' BE- paid for
Information leading ~ ny eHnvietiois 81
az g.erse,r stealing eoD. - of ts2is paper
DELIVERED 20 sG5scT4oee~ n = all%
TACOMA -sEfzA Fs~-.So. I@@ Paciac
avenue l.. A. HsTf.s9n
IyFRFTT-~p < Lewis.
sp1kaNE- Branch office. T-aaers
hgoek So R.verrsde agenas. telephone i---
j. &, Peterson. ssanageT. ~
FOR TOW Si-ES b : n \. Pls'fsf
BILLINfsHAA 3AX-Ssg "hafc9fn'
Parker Ellis SaraEss
" snsfAniey Agent.
Victoria B. C.~sieosge Aarsden.
Tn sollaw.ns letters await advertisers
N fhsx 0sTses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

NOTICE TO CoNTga c-ryaps
aeafers IN G!s2s.la .eos.s sa.sss. ~
iiS's : hereby given thaf 49,. s.,.'..ss1--aaa
ais VII Il received ~ ia - aesseR
secretary q tae soara g -. NJ
% 10 &" o'floSk 3 n. Na-.ssN e1f
va; s%s>. fo- i3le f9-ntsAI-ss, = 49,
a. seattle, oa TsauiSs.sosAs "a = " t.5
9 Tel,t- ,sss s ;'rias = s.sarss-r - =
coal and wool or ire orxss- ,ssse% .
the various II garments .7ss~a-.s aseds 2
TWO months \ de1as.@ss Est ~ a.
ierlals and supplies "a ~ 80 soeA a.
haa oy calling AZ tes cfssoe .. ~ go sss =
q public wcgks. N he eItr ~ "a asa1
should conditions arise -.
purchase q articles In very is-.s =
yes aSoFe ne Ordinary -sss,.s-ss = ssasr
board reserves the rigAs y r.ssesss =
call Tor 'sT1de-s Ia meet saes rs.s. sse>l
The board reserves the rirss
any and ali ts,ds % ~
Proposals - b. irtsarsns 90 -.
ope EiSss Tor Supplies sae as4
by order Il he Beard ef rsssst.
FRANK ofES6S M9A
Date az first ptbtleatlsn Ausass =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

AUCTION sale Of valuable real estate: a
SPLENDID opportunity % parties wsnuns
\ aers@ wfta.a easy walking distance OF
Ell instructions e sal BY plhlle auction
e thes- rooms. .sie Frs avenue. q.
Ihersday The Ssa q Ang,sss a, :
Lots l. :. s. ana ?. in n.o,k g ss;aa,ei
On Federal and Tenth avenues. Lincoln
Portsas addition: also rot :. on Eenta
avenue. with two-<.ory house Of SIX
rooms. The streets are graded and side
walked: SIZE az lots. scx,ya. For par,icu-
iars inquire % the auctio.esrs. Blckertan
FOR SALE-Is2 acres. I. mile sal; water
front ten miles .reEa Seattle. terminal
Of two county rpa1s. steamer every day:
iso mountain trout fsa ponds. ssS
nsn IN one, ane opportunity ser *
provernens. - cost ss s. 40. Vii SCI in small
tracts. part payment. 4 desired this -
he best quality agricultural land; price
eco Address Owner. care Posi-inielA-
gence-.
FOR SALE-wa Offer spec.al Inducements
70 h1ne builders on The Hill tract and
TIE Ran4eiI addition; ws also have many
choice homes for sale in all parts Of the
city come and see rs before you psr-
chase. Es5sirIan -t~orcdran Co. i@s-les
Washington block; telephone Red IAN.
LOGGED OFF LANDS in Mason and
Thurstor counties. excellent fruit land.
rS-!E ClSJTSd ana MctiF sItuASeU 70.
farms; favorable terms, Tacoma Mil
Company. Tacoma, WaSh.
FOR SALE-W-hy pay 800 per acre when
ranch " 10 acres Of good fruit land
can be bought fer $50 cash? Address
@ %. care Post-irieiligencer.
FOR SALEf-Holyoke block and other
foreclosst city property and farms,
cheap. James Boutwell, loans and in
surarce IS Boston b,ock.
FOR sAIE-House and lot in Fremont:
worth about s31e; will sell for 500 cash.
Address - 30 care Post-Inteiligencer
LLEWELLYN Il WARD. 20 Marion.
general real estate and rental agents;
Est your property with Us.
FOR SALE-Res.dence and garden acre
age. ". ". Beck. 81 Pioneer block.
Seattle.
FIVE room cottage and barn: lot 5exi2o.
close in: $40 10 Second avenue south.
REAL ESTATE ana timber lands Dorr
Il co. room \ Bailey uidng.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25
NOTICE. TO coNTRAcrogs-.r,--.-..'.,

nue. Rep}anki,7, Aesss-fl.4 A.
Notlce IS hereby gwen ths. s..,.,
pos2ls Will Ire received hv 80 -. s - ~
Secretary q ne Board q fsle,gs -
% ~. Stit Ok Seattle up II ss~a~s :
n, Monday. August sSta sssS ssSa
Improvement az First Apenae srs Y. - =
street 10 Denny way By renlanlsa-. "a
same as provided by ordinance &. - ~
according 10 lssGs asa srs.,s ~ ~
prepared under the direction ~ 49, ~
E.slsiasef ana re" or flls IN the nf,c. y
me Beard 81 PaAlic Works esas &
Each hid must Re aceo,nns ME-, -,
tilted check. payable 10 ths orsss-s : ! 80
city COMPTROLLER, for A sam RAJ go u -
I'VE 40 per csni. Ell lae lid eng =. Is, -
wiii o. considered uniess assseasnanssa 8
TIE successful bidder wsn ~ rs,,,... S
enter into : contract ard sarnsss 49, y =
FACTORY bond for ths amount raa.,s-ss -
tne city Charter ard the iayx az =. ~. y
q W SsAlnston. within ten tiays ssss. s -
ing notified Of the award OF Ire ssr..s =.
10 him; falling 30 DO 50. the sasi 49,
ana me amount ilxed therein VIII h. -
as bidder who has wilaln iva 49, 49,
prior 10 the letting CT said euatrac, ~
default IN payment ot any isS. rsss. -
any work or labor performed. ar 49, - -
or material furnished pursaan. IA A. - -
CONTRACT as herein advertised, or VIVA -. ~
such contracts. y
special attention Is called 10 ay,ir;. r,s
OF the eiiy charter, as now IN TORS 8
lating 10 hours o. labor" and sa s,,s -
viii. sec. 81. subs. / and :, rsIassr !
bonds and sgye;ies.
The board OF public works rasaYre, 4.
right to reject any and all bisx.
Proposals must be Endorsed ON snvstr..
"Bid for First Avenue Rep.aakin9,s
by order Of the Board Of p,aa;e Wa,,.
FRANK OLESoN, Secre,asv
Date OF first publication Angus, d Il
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l.a77-l---7-7
HELP WANTI.ft--MAI.E.

NASTED-I4aborrrs for back East, long
ride free pasg, only costs yosi sl9s here
Other II X. work transfers. g.. free
pass carpenters long Job. 32Z. country
butcher camp walters anu dtsnWashefs :
stArchcr and proi!sheF sis week. bridge
carpenters, $3.50. quartz miners s. an1
hoard, knot Sawyers: kitchen help. beer
rnnger: tesmsters. 81 a day aui board .
camp cook. So Ersasnr. 81. man and
wife in city; choremaD: tnams. hSpktfn~
der. S. Is; man ard wife Al mill SIS; edgar
man. yard men. dishEashers. mixers,
helpers about shingie MILL all kinds of
woudsmen, top pay wood and bolt load
ers ard choppers day or cord. coopers.
clearing land ncsr city; business chances
Cranes Employment Agency. l1S Wash
sugton street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,


street Sewer Improvement.
Noiiee Is hereay gwen that sealed mn
posals Will be received by the uns,..
signed secretary Of the board Of pI3x
works up to o'clock p. IN, Thurs41g
September list. 1898. for the iaproYeaasr. Il
Dearborn Street frcm Tenth Avenue SeusS
TO the alley between Maynard Avsras -
Sixth Avenue south iy Constructive
pipe and wooden box sewer along u
street, together with all necessary ees9
inss. wyes. manholes, lamphoies, uEfk
tors, flushing tanks and catch hassnS.
provided ny ordinance No sAa ereaisH
local impros sment distrie, No. Ia ard =
accordance with the plans aud sreciaa
lions now on file IN the office OF the he6s1
OF public works
Each bid must be accompanied by a.
tilted check. payable TO the order Il -
city comptroller. for a sum lot less tAs1
tive 80 per cent. Of the bid, ard % ~
viii be considered unless accompanies b
said check.
The successful bidder viii he recgssl
10. enter into a contract and furnish ~
2 issactory bond for the amour. required
by he city charter and the laws Of ~
state OF Washington. within ten dsu
after being notified OF the award Of N
contract to him. falling TO DO 70 ~
said check, and the amount fixed fatsssa
VIII bee forfeited 10 the city No person b
eligible as a bidder who has wisAin IN
years prior to the letting OF said ccasrsa
made defaul; In payment of any tuN
claim for any work or labor performed q
any skill or material furnished pursuant
to any such contract as herein advsr-
tissd. or VINO within said TWO years iail4
10 complete any such contracts.
Special attention Is called to artkh
xNiii.. of the city charter as now Ia sosS
relating ~ hours Of laDor.' ard n
article viii. section II. subs ! and !, n,
lasing 10 bonds and sureiics.
The board Of public works reserves ~
right 10 reject any and all BIDS
Proposals mus. bc Endorsed on csfsl1Fes
"iiid for Dearborn Street Sewer IfnpsosA
mcat."
BY order OF the board OF public WORTH
FRANK oLESoS, SECRETARY
Date OF FIRST publication August y. I'm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

TWO clothing statesmen wanted In Seattle
and enc ~ each county IN every state,
80 take orders for CUR 81 90 10 $40 % made
to-Tusaeure saits and oyerc3ats. live men
without experience can make tt0oo Per
meath II you can furnish aatlsfa TO
reference W. viii fufnist a complete sam
pie line and outfit Z Il start you at work
at once For particulars address Amer
lear Weelsn Mills Co. Enterprise build
tns Chicago.
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FIN ANCIAl.

MORTGAGE LoANS-Travelers' Insur-
ance Co ard Philadelphia Mortgage AID
Trust Co TIE Thomas Investment Co.,
As representatives.. Collins building
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L. :. ENGINEER OFFICE, 80 ri. ~
farm ching la{syr ard materials ara go esr,
efrslctlnz te;ties FOR improving fsa,s "a
Bav. oregon VIII 10 received ossr s y,s
Il a m. oct 2, i.ts and s7*n p..1ssv
opened Information or apps.eatiea.
/. FISK MAJ. icnsrs -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

So fss,eS ASSETS-Iu1wat Reretl; Life
loans 3sorty (full v2ige1 81 - policies.
Argus ". Young. us Washington biock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25
LOST.


POI Np~Dsrk rej cow. = or II years ~
s'E-As trtiH- tf~ aar ca-i ~ me card
farm. seven miles soa;n ot SeAtfte.
~ NRrsaaG.
LONDON LOAN oFFICFs-No..y leanot
ssNe!ry. - SecoHa aErr.sr N9nta.
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY ,f~-
Noshlr- 'Tho0e RAy ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

LIBERAL ADVANCES on ya}Gaoles--
watches, diamonds and Jewelry, a. low
rates Cac!e Joe LGan Office. 3. Second
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=. s ENGINEER OFFICE. :, IKE s -.
Seattle. Va Aug. isss fssa' '.saI q
;st2a}s Yer constructing TWO ao 500 ne.e
'trtti 2 y N Aux = ls.s and sssn 80 -
nr!g opened Information sarrif1ses.s - -
Application. Harry TayI5F. Capt, - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

FOR SNLE-H - ssr ttarc ar~ ,ses
Ssssraa.s iocSt+2a. stss8 hat e.t-er$-
4SA.s - rs ans a. az c~3s~-> -ssster-
ie@cSs ,.A3dTezS : q rars pss.-In;%s.4-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

MONET To LOAN on improved inside
res; deEcs property n Seattle. John Z.
D3rr & Ca.. ko9;1 \, Bailey building
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MERCHANT TaTI.oEs.

CHDY Ching CO. ftI2 second. between
Pike ard LE3ou. fracss reduced.
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W A<TED-sECoND HAND CLOTHING.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for ladies'
abb esntiemens cast-of clothing Tnc
Hel ~ ScNnnd av.nlae sonth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

MILLIONS Eastern nancy for investment
send for circulars. Investors Rrect cry.
n
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TO LOAN-s1 ts,e. ssh $50. on approved
city property. Wm T. Harper. Dexter
Horton bank building.
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STATE. COUNTY AND SCHOOL. WAR
rants and boaGs bought ard sod. Dorr
& Co. room A. Ea.isy building.
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LADIES Chic1ester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond brandt are the
best; Fafe. reliable; take no other: send
10. stamps, for particulars. Relief for
Ladies' III letter by return mail; ut
druggists Chichester Chemical Co
phtiaAelnhia "a
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ICi. AID COLD sJ'UR AGE.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

T.. " PARK SR = 90, fresh paper and
plates eFeT3fAlng 0ssd IN Photography.
enrner F!rst syeHns and f.aefrs aiFe4!.
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THE, American Bonding and Trust Gem
papy: surety bonds Of al descriptions.
WASHINGTON block.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30
Big Logging Contract.

Duluth, MIMI, Aug. 26.-M iII'nm-
son. Campbell and Guwan. " II" last
week located here rs the Duluth
Logging & Contracting Company.
have taken a contract to log 275.-
OOO, 900 feet Of standing pine for The
Weyerilapuser interest ut 'luQ";.
This timber IL all east III t'iuln"L
river and north III this city. AMI the
firm will build Il rniirnm,l mort hrnsr
from Island Like. On the .InQuet
river, with which t. dO the logging.
The road will be forty ~ fifty miles
long anu will ruiz nurtl,r"1'rrl! hack
OF the Lake Superior ridge for n long
distance. Work Will begin 1T once.
anil logging viii comm. nee this win
ter. 1t will probably lnh. fifteen
years to complete tie contract. n."I
Operati,,k will pr,'',"hly run'iru''
much longer. ~ much more w'''it: r
other pine NV nrrs pine "wW':- ma lie
same territory IL likely IT, he h,"r
The firm tLun! flied articles ''f"Ir',-
ment az the Du,m,h Logging 4 Cove.
tracing company. "nh $i0,rM'
capital.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30
IMPORTANT CHANGES.
oSssiaSe Civil 0ovssnmsns - 10 1ns
,.~lr - Oi0sSout LlooQ.

ssssiass civil oovsrnms.s - Bs Rns
,@f}J - 0i1sseot Llsss
SANTIAGO ~: CuBA, Aug. 27.-Im'
poetant changes In the civil govern.
mont relating 10 schools. police. Gus
toms aud mercantile and other regula.
lions ars IN process OF preparation BY
Generals IAwton and Wood, and q
proclamation carrying them into effect
win probably 30 issued in ssw days.
The polios force 10 to DO increased with
. view Of enabling the withdrawal OF
the military from patrol duty. The
changes will aid the shipping meroan'
tile and industrial interestA The
port duties and tho salaries Of many
officials, civil, ecclesiastical and pro.
vincial, viii be reduced. The salary Of
Archbishop Crespo, which was for
merly $4,000. will be reduced "a
%, 900. The proposed changes meet
with the approval Of the better classes'
General Castillo had . brief inter
view with General Lawton in refer
enoe to tho disbandment Of the Cuban
army. General Castillo returned to
Marcia during the afternoon. The ar
rangements were not completed. The
visit excited little interest.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30
How 20 Caro- For Umbrellas,

It often happens that umbrellas get
splashed with mud spots Even occa-
sionally they fall into puddle and
present a forlorn appearance. 1t is best
not to touch this mud until it has quite
dried, for to rub it when wet only In.
sures its permanency in the flbers Of
the fabric. Tho mud should be allowed
to dry first with the umbrella wide
open; then the dust should be rubbed of
with q piece Of coarse flannel and the
spots sponged with strong black tea OF
ammonia and water. Umbrella silk
should never be brushed while wet, for
it. is liable to stretch out. Of shape.
When an umbrella is dry, always wind
It up, for that precaution preserves the
shape better.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30
SORBETS AND .CEs.
How TO Prepare Thess Refseshiag Dsshs'
* without the Use 0f Liquor. -

Es 81
How TO Prepare These Refseshiag DssAss
% without the Use at Liquor. e
Sorbets and GRANTEES are Ices that are
properly served in the midst OF the din
ner, directly after the roast. They are
IN especially refreshing course ut q sum-
mer dinner, und may be made of fruit
juices without the addition of liquor. ~
Sorbets, like punch, are merely iced,
or only partially frozen. They should
be Of q smooth, even, creamlike consist
ency. Grantees ON the other hand, arr
frozen as firm as an ice cream. but are
of rough grained consistency. To OBJ
tain this effect they are packed in ice
and salt from three to four hours aud
a'e stirred but little. Pineapple is re-
freshing, cooling fruit and makes de.
llcious granite or sorbet.
To make q pineapple sorbet peel and
cut up sugar loaf pineapple In small
pieces and lot it stand overnight or
for IL hours in o cool place, with two
cups Of sugar added to it. Then strain
off the juice and press the pulp to ex-
tract all the juice possible. Add to this
the grated rind Of Valencia orange and
q pint Of water. Mix the ingredients
and let them boil ten minutes. Remove
the mixture from the fire, add the juice
of one lemon and of two Valencia Or
anges; freeze for about Is minutes aud
serve it.
If you desire a granite, SGT the mix
ture away, packed in ice, aud let it re-
main there for from two to three hours
Scrape the frozen part occasionally
from the sides Of the can and stir the
whole long enough to mix the ice thor.
oughly with the mass, but not enough
to beat it to an even cream. A granite
is always rough. Either of these ices is
properly served in q cup made Of the
half skin Of an orange, with the pulp
scraped out.
For raspberry sorbet boil together
pint Of sugar and a pint Of water for
ten minutes Put two quarts Of raspber-
ries, we'll mashed, in pan and pour
the hot strip over them. Let them boil
up once, then remove from the fire and
strain. Add the juice Of two lemons
, and freeze for eight or ten minutes. To
make q raspberry granite pack aud
freeze In the same way in which the
pineapple granite was prepared. Some
Of the whole berries may be stirred IN
just before it Is served.
Orange sorbet is particularly deli
cious. Make a strip Of three cups of
sugar and three cups Of water. Add the
grated peel Of five Valencia oranges and
let it boil quickly for Is minutes. Add
the strained juice Of dozen Valencia
oranges and the juice Of O lemon. Freeze
Immediately and serve at once. The
sorbet should be rich shade Of yellow.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30
How to Make Pork Pies.

How to Make Pork Pies.
Well dry two pounds Of -four, minoe
half . pound Of "Albene" suet, and put
both with half pound Of butter and q
little salt into = saucepan to heat
When quite melted, turn these ingredi-
ents out Of the vessel. mix them to a
stiff paste and lay the dough before the
fire, covered with . cloth, until reQuir-
ed for use. Chop up four pounds Of the
neck Of pork very finely, and season Il
with white pepper, salt and one dessert
spoonful Of powdered sage. Divide the
paste into rather small pieces, raise
them in oval shapes, I'LL each with the
minced meat and bake the pies In q
brisk, quick oven.