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POSTMASTER ALTAEIMER'S
Salary Has Been Decreased $1OO
 Some Increases.

The postoffiee department has re- vised the salary list of postmasters according to the increase or decrease in the business of the various offices. The following changes was made in Arkansas: Increase, ECamden, $1,7O0 to $1,900, Mammoth Spring, SLIGO to $1,2O0, Newport $1,70O to $1 300, Springdale $1,2OO to $1 300, Dardnelle, $1.3OO to $1 400, Marianna ST, 300 to l,400, Paragould $1 ,500 to $1 500, Texarkana $2,5O0 to $2,600, Fordy"e SLIGO to $500, Mena $1, ,50O to $1,600, Prescott $I,3OO to $1 400. Decrease. Pine Bluff, $2,600 to $2,500. Clarendon $1, 200 to $1 100.
 The cause of the decrease of Post master Louis Altheimer's salary, as will be seen above, is du to the fall ing off the postal business recently. Postmasters' sala. .'ies depend largely upon the amount of business done by each office.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.

Mir. W. H. Quigg. division freight agent of the Cotton Belt with head quarters at Little Rock; Capt. Sam Hilzheim, of Pine Bluff, trayeling freight agent of the Cotton Belt; E., D. Russell. secretary of the Pine Bluff board of trade and Mir. Hill, a prom inent cotton broker, of New Orleans, arrived this morning and at Il o'clock held a conference with the board of trade These gentlemen are the promo ters of an enterprise tor Paragould. which, if it is put in operation, will be big thing for the town. A building site has been rendered them by the board of trade tut number of details are to be considered before the deal is consum- mated We will await develop ments.-S -Soliphone-E Events.
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WE HOPE HE WILL.

We see froni the Pine Bluff Graphic that our young friend, Mir. c. NJ. Owens was arrested at Pina Bluff charged with grand larceny. It is charged that MT. Owens purloined fine pointer bird dog from Mir. Walter Trulock. Mir. T. no doubt is honest in believing that Mr. o. stole his dog, but their are precious few people in this county where Mr. o. was born and raised hat will believe him guilty of the charge, and we believe he will prove his innocense.- Rison BazOo.
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A COLLISION.

A negro boy, whose name we fail- ed to learn and who has not up to the present learned to manage bi- cycle. collided with one of Brewster's carriages near the Trulock hotel riday afternoon. The wheel con tinued its course and ran under the carriage, going between the horses. The boy hung to the carriage pole until the team was stopped and es- capped injury. The back wheel If the steel apparatus was demolished.
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OFFICIAL ORDER.

Headquarters J. Ed. Murray Camp,
 All members of Camp No. 510, U. c. ", are hereby ordered to attend q meeting of said Camp at the Court House on the evening of Wednesday,, June 2lst, 1899, ats o'clock for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing term and such other busi- ness as may come up for considera tiOn.
 Attest: G. B. Valiant, Thomas Green, Commander.
 Adiutant.
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was seriously afflicted N

I was seriously afflicted with cough for several tears, and last fall had more severe cough than evt before. I have useG many remedies without receiving much relief, and being recommended to try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by friend. who, knowing ne to be poor widow, gave it to me, | tried it, and with the most gratifying results. Ire first .bottie relieved me very much and the second bottle has absolutely erred me I have not had as good health for twenty years. Respectfully, Mrs. Mary A. Beard. Claremore, Ark. Sold by ". L. DeWoody & Co.,, druggists.
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MT. P. Ketcham. of Pike City, Cal. says: During my brothers late sickness from sciatic rheumatism, Chamberlain1s Pain Balm was the only remedy that gave him any re- lief" Many others have testified to the prompt relief from pain which this lniment affords. For sale by w. l.. Dew oody < Co.,, druggists.
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ACCIDENT.

Mr. Walter Whyte, blacksmith at the Cotton Belt shops, met with painful accident Friday night. He was at work and accidently let a large anvil fall on lis left foot He will be compelled to remaln of duty for several days.
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Early Use of Ears.

Scientists assert that early man used to be able to wag his ears as an indi- cation of pleasure, or to brush away flies from under his back hair, but as the muscles were not brought into con- tinual use they became rudimentary.
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A Good Plan

The landlady looked solemnly in the direction of the delinquent one. "It,s a rule in this house to pay as you go," said she. The delinquent one smiled. Its good plan," said he; tyou get it all in a bunch then--or nothing!"-- Syracuse Herald
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Prince of Wales. Ways.

It is well known that the Prince of Wales thoroughly delights in patch ing up quarrels between his friends, but he also occasionally delivers 8 hearty lecture to a friends youthful son, or argues genially against follies.
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Oa account of the machine shops being pushed with work, a large number of damaged engines were placed in the round house for re- pairs.
 The Iron Mountain crossing at the Camden compress has been taken out so that it will not be necessary for trains to stop where this cross ing was.
 The riptrack is now the busiest spot in the State. A large force of men are being daily employed there on account of the rush orders now on hand.
 MT. Jack Clarence, representing the Pyle National Headlight company. Of Chicago, is in the city inspecting the headlights on the locomotives of this road.
 Mr. Rudolph c. Wolf. an efficient employee of the shops, has been con- fined to his room for the past week bu silly engaged in nursing a pet boi on his face.
 Mir. Elmer Richards, general mana ger of the Arkansas & Louisiana road, has returned to his headquar- ters at Stamps, after a brief business visit here.
 The Lew weed burner, which was recently built here. was placed on an engine tank Friday and tested. It works to perfection and burns all the weeds within it's reach.
 Messrs. Jack Hayden, Will Ivey and B. W. Strickland, three promi- nent machinists who recently quit here have accepted positions on the K. c. P. &S G. road in Texas.
 MT. Ernest Galbraith has returned from a months visit in Wyoming. Ernest says just as he was about to leave a severe snow storm prevailed throughout the entire state.
 The most attractive thing now at the shops is the "Bull Dozier" recent ly erected and turned out of the shops. This Dozier car is spread ing gravel between and on eae1 side of the tracks.
 Mir. George Harrison, painter in the B. and B. department. was sunstroke while painting on the Ar kansas river bridge. He was taken to the company hospital and is re- ported to be resting easy.
 MT. John Saunders. a machinist who has for the past two years been been employed in the round house, has severed his connection with these shops to accept similar posi- tion at Camden, Ark.
 A big celebration will be given in Jonesboro on the Fourth Of July by
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Beauty Is BIood Deep.

Clean blood means clear skin No beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar- tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im- purities from the body. Begin to-day to oanish pimples, boils, blotehes, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug. gistss satisfaction guaranteed, 10e. 25c. 50e.
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Napoleon B. Adams of Bloomfield. N. !, was nearly gored to death by q COW, which became enraged at red necktie he was wearing.
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A Good Reason.

Boy-Mr. Shutters wants to know if you'll lend him an umbrella. He says you know him. You may say that I do know him. He will probably un- derstand why you didn't bring the um- brella" :
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Mrs. J. L. Goree and daughter, Miss Victoria, after q lengthy visit to Baltimore, Washington and Louisville returned home Friday afternoon. We are glad to state, that they are both enjoying good health.
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y$S$$S@S$$S$@$SG: COTTON BELT NOTES. M
 70 sSSSSSSSSSSSSSSN

zrntendent Wm. Coughlin
 orth on a special Friday.
 rder for 5000 sheets of Murphy
 iron has been filled in the tin #ment.
 #rge supply of paints and oils
 hnt to Maiden, Mo-, last week #npany use.
 Nllght caller, MT. Walter Camp |Ras resumed his duties after @ldays illness. \ George Miller, al the gravel here on account of his wife.
 Re aan S E. Harvey left yes F fer the company's hospital Eonnt oi ill health. Npay car will arrive here Fri- Nune 23rd, and pay off the boys #IeFnoon 0f the same day. kAat Donovan is still off duty #0nnt of mashed finger which HiYed about two weeks ago. |umbei of flat cars have just Elnlshed at these shops for the |buft Arkansas River railroad. |bllley Thair. a blacksmith at shops, is now temporary [er- Now won't Yon be good. Plographer Perrings was at the
 last week taking a large num- Views in the different depart Enlll Williams, a painter and Fsr on the rip track, has been fea to his room for the past With fever.
 E'onn Donovan, formerly a ma n Ts.Nr
 E'at Dilley's foundry, has ac-
 similar position in the ma- |Saops here.
 Fle are two vacancies on the Fsp locals for brakesmen. Bids
 received f, T these two runs |Fnext ten days. seorge Benhan, a machinist of E'gnam, Iowa, has secured a N n the motor povee depart |sl these shops. (aes l2s and l34. which were 'amaged in a wreck a short |sso' have been placed in the ['s shops for general repairs. sad that an excursion will \ be given to Galveston, Il II is true. no doubt 8 |'oWd will go from here. ||s |s'oss earnings for the month 0l this year was $417, ,21O; for |4e month of '9s, $35o, ,597; and sane month in '97, $3l5,93O.
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Trne Charity.

Mrs. Henpeque-"So you did an act of charity today to commemorate the tenth anniversary of our wedding?" Mr. Henpeque-"Ye One of my clerks wanted rise in salary so that he could get married, and refused him." Spare Moments.
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Smallest Tree in Britain.

The smallest tree that grows In Great Britain may be seen on the very top of Ben Lomond. It is the dwarf willow, which at maturity reaches a height of only two inches.
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The Ink Plant.

The ink plant of New Granada Is a curiosity. The juice of 1t can be ushd as ink without any preparation. At first the writing is red, burt after few hours it changes to black
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GnltI-RInnfIefI.

4Is 1t true, darling, that you gave the minister $2o for marrying us?" "Yes. but keep 1t to yourself. I was never so swindled in my life. De troit Free Press.
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London,s Growth.

It is estimated that at the present rate of growth London, which now f1aa a population of 5,657,O00, will in 1y4f have over 13.000.0 900.
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FOR SALE-Large money safe, bookkeeper's walnut desk, fine set new leather seat chairs and two new center tables. Any or all at half value if sold at once. Apply to Bluff City Drug Co.
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rOe FofaseI 9ait md Smoke gour Life Awa,.


 To gu tobaca,s easily and forever, be mag. netic lull Of life, nerve and visor, take No-To- Bac, the wonder worker, tlsat makes weak men strong. All druggists, 50O rSl Cure guaran- teed Booklet and sam free Address Sterline Remedy Go Chic;.-, el New York
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the firemen of the entire system of this road. A grand street parade will open the days celebration and grand ball will conclude the festiv- ities.
 Ed. Reed, a colored laborer in tie chain gang at these shops, while helping unload truck wheels from a flat car, one of them fell on his leg just below the knee. He was taken to Br. Troupe's office, where his leg was dressed.
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Atao foS slfty 0enss. iuaranteed tobacco hRost cure, makes weak peG trour. blood pure a0c. 81 All druggists
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Mir. Mo. Hanf will spend the Sab bath in the Capital City.
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Vice-President and General Man ager Russell Harding, of this road. passed through Friday from Tyler, Texas, where he had been to attend the meeting of the Texas organiza- tion, at which meeting General Superintendent T. H. B2itton was elected vice president.
 We have often heard of ''hobos, !" but ye eerdey very strange member of thai fraternity was seen jumping out of m empty box car, which came in rom the south. It was a dog wi'h | tag lied around its neck, which marked "Hobo from Gaines i Texas. Show he the right r,4a to the Tramp's Conven- ton, nov ill session at Danyille, III. <"
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Fnucats Your Bowels with oascarets.
 Candy ltharti cnre constipation forever '0 25e tff C z sai iruogistS re7uud money
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ro Cure Constipation Forever.

Take es,searets Ganay Cathartic. l0c or <5c. f c ' il to cure. ,''uFgists refund money
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-24
New Years Receptions

Mrs. G. A. Mistrot's german will follow
IN the eyening-a lovely part OF the New
Years Day festivities
Many OF the young ladies will spend
mart of the time at one house and tbe
rest at another, thus dividing the pleasure
~ their presence among their friends M
partially.
Mrs and Miss Henke will be at home
from TO p. M, assisted by Misses "a
toni and Broussard of Louisiana. Miss
crin,ke of South Carolina, Miss Hemming,
O, Gainesville, Miss Matter OF Flatonia,
Misses Marian Roberts, Lucy Brady, Anna
ominIan Blanche Wood, Alma Miller.
wee NAV Jones, Marietta Delgado, Birnie
Iohn Francis and Edythe Giraud, Cora
ia stella Root, Nella Cochran. Minnie
pnr,er Wiltshik. Mary Ella Taylor, Edna
| Kew. Belle Dickson and Eva Tuggie
The Loyett home will be thrown open
and the charming ehatelaine will receive
.a.;stod nv Mesdames Howard Smith, e,
a parker, Frank Andrews, j ], Cannon,
q w. Bein. Mary Bolts Fitzgerald. Arthur
fsargii, Horace Reese, Luther j. Parks.
iIobn Stewart. Jeff N. Miller, j, w.
Walker W. c. Common Jr., J. II: y,
House e. H. yasmer, H. F. Ring. y. r
Wae,ns Sinclair Taliaferro, J. 9. Hutcne-
son and Misses Ruth Finch, Laura FRANK
4 In Lillian Lea. Pearl Ross. Effe Jones
Anna OuInlan. Pauline Dillingham;, iran
els and Edythe Giraud, Ella DevereuA'
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Personal.

MIR n " Trant,In ,s a. homo FOR the
HOLIDAYS.
Miss Ada NcGowan is snepa,ne tsa
CHRISTINA holidnys at home
Mrs NcNo,r a, smith po,,, chomh,r.
co,,,tv Ia ,he sYas, a. Mrs me-
80 : ~.
",ss y Uon"V, i'g 49, =, w Dsoeuh'
" W., sps", ,, , Nv 10y nas." !.
mlss hve West,orlh OF waco WIN NO
WIN Niss Alice N'o'ohs 'his WeeA
MRS Carr Drake OF Austin was the guest
o. neF s's'eF Mrs D. W. MaNcy' iese
wen
MIs, Ella Dickinson Scott OF Corpus
christi VIII nc with Mrs. Slncinis rama
ZERO 'hiS week
Mrs John Martin OF san Antonio VIII
nc win her sister MIS-. IL. D. MOTIFS
Tor the winter hoAaays'
Mr.. ] j. Chew, Jr,, arrived last week
TO spend the holidays with his parents.
Mr. aud Mrs, w II. Chew
Mr. $. r. II. Morse leaves tomorrow
night for Cincinnati g. bring home a bride
in the first week IN January
John G.. Mcilceycr OF the CITY Of Mex
leo Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John }. MIC
koeyer Sr his father and mother
Miss nj MrFadden Of Beaumont will
,ame 10 Houston for the society bali she
VIM he The guest OF Mrs. r. b. Morris.
Mrs rlI,n I.,e Mason who has neen
visiting her friend, Mrs l.. J. Latham. left
Tuesday night for her home in Kerrvilie.
Edward paImor and Graham Baker. who
have Moan ATTENDING srhool At potts,oNn.
Penn are NJ home FOR ne Christmas hoii-
Says
Misc tr,a pryan wbn Al last accounts
,.ist,tr,, cr,onGs In I.cxipeton XIV. Is
on nact 81 ham dc inter mart of This
I'M
- co,,,o.,,, ,,li
MISS per'o "S l,i p ". 10" ~ Tbnrs.
6,, ST. ,,,o,es nm ia he present Mt the
e,s Vii
e
MRS halo seurIy lerrcii spent 81
day IN houston en- route rom AHS'.a. ~, W.
llallRs l}urlhE her stay she was va eu'''
of Mrs j. A. huston
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Rutherford aud
daughter OF AUSTIN VIII sPehu tue NO.
DAYS WIN M ,,, a. -. SapNSon' '0'"'' VI
travis ana Da'i"S s"ee's'
Captain and Mrs. George Mccormick
left last night TO spend the IonaaSS witn
| MIS-. McCormicks parents IN Welnlar anu
| Captain McCormioks people IN Coitnpus'
/ Mrs.. Belle Armstrong and Miss Mary
Armstrong OF Lexington. Ky, and Miss
Hnrrlet Huber OF Louisville. Ky, are Wis
ting Mrs. Jay II. Huber and Miss Julia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-24
Cranberry TimbaIcs.

Take two quarts Of cranberries, four
cups of sugar and two cups OF water;
wash and pick over the cranberries care
fully. put them in a saucepan with Two
cups of water, cover and stew until ten
der; then strain them through sieve;
return the pulp to the saucepan and boil
fifteen minutes; add the sugar and Sur
and boil just long enough TO melt me
sugar; rinse out the timbale moulds WIN
cold water and sprinkle with granulated
sugar. Pour the cranberries when nearly
cold into the noulds and sci III cooi
Mace to get firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-24
Patriotic Societies.

Robert u. Lee Chapter held meeting
ON Tuesday afternoon for the purpose Of
beginning a course Of historical study, a.
which Miss Dunovant presided. The most
attractive feature OF the evening w az. =
recitation by little Annie Martin, Inc
ssyord N Robert Lee" The little maid
gave every word its due weight and the =
beautiful poem was carried straieht %
Inc hearts Of her hearers by the swee.
voice of the speaker MISS Dunossn'
dwelt at some length on the Necessary ~
teaching the truth about tne causes -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-24

Dress quails and put them in roasting
pan with little hot water To dozen
birds add cup of water and a lump OF
butter toteach bird When bali done add
salt, a little flour TO thiclsen the gravy,
half a pint Of port wine. tablespoonful
of Worcestershire sauce and the itlce or
one lemon. Cut red pepper pod in strips
and put on top of birds. Cook two hours
in tightly covered pan. Boil two pounds
small mushrooms until tender. After
birds have cooked one hour add mush-
rooms. Serve on thin toast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-24
Fare. wcut for Turkey.

Soak five cent two days old loaf OF
bread in cold water until sof. then inclose
1t in towel and press II dry. Place a
saucepan with four tabespoonfuls OF finely
chopped onion over the fire; add one
ounce of butter. stir and cook five min
utes without browning; add the bread
continue to stir and cook hye minutes,
turn ths bread into a dish and when cold
mix II with one pound OF finely choppsd
fresh pork from the loin or tenderloin.
Season with one even teaspoonful OF salt.
one even teaspoonful of pepper, ne-hali
teaspoonful OF nutmeg, one teaspoonlii
of thyme and the yolk of Two eggs; NIX
all well together and use as directed
above.
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Two cups of -four, one cup molasses, one
heaping cup bread crumbs one and half
cups stoned raisins, hall cup finely chopped
citron, one cup suet chopped fne. ono cup
sweet milk. one tablespoonful soda one
teaspoonful salt, one and a half teaspoon
fu1s cloves and cinnamon. Steam two and
half hours To be eaten with butter
sauce. Turn out pudding, pour over II
half pint warm rum and light when taken
10 the table.
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Dayiss R. b. Morris, John Martin Of san a,
antonio G. II. Lucy. Charles Diliingn man
= x Dillingham;, George l.. Porter, Bad,
Win p,ce s. G. Red. o. W. Putnam OF
beaumont. L. l.. scanling. William hoS-
erts 10. A. Peden. +. r. Richardson, H.
n. Gray, w. l.. HOWE. anu m'ssso
Grace Morrell, lisa LLOYD risnn,s
price Elsa schmidt. Alice Gibbons,
Ella smith. Frankie Hite, Nelly
Gov NJ Galveston. Ella Cage, Resale
tumble. Josie Burton and Mamie Usher
will receive from $ to p. m.
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Take any kind of FISH, boiled; remove
the bones and pick the FISH into small
..ts; put in the baking dish Beat togeth-
err tablespoonful of butter and little
-four Pour on this pint OF boiling
cream, stir we'll aud season with salt
pepper and the yolk Of two eggs well
beaten. Pour over the FISH, CRATE little
cheese on top and bake twenty mipntes
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Two tablespoons Durkee's salad Dress
ing. two eggs, one teaspoon SAT- TWO yea
snoons sugar one-hnlf glass of cream,
Roll the eggs hard, then take the yolks
and rub together with one tablespoon
Durkee's dressing until smooth, then ada
salt, pepper. sugar and the whites OF the
eggs chopped fine. Then add the other
tablespoon OF dressing and lastly the
m
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Vol Vent A.norarus.

With onehalf pound OF butter and one
pound of -four make a pun paste. Roll
out an inch in thickness cut out any
shape desired with a sharp knife wet in
hot water and bake quickly in hot oven,
Have the asparagus stewed and seasoned
with butter, cream, pepper and salt and
fill pastry while it is hot. Serve with "A
cream snMce al once.
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Fruit Cake.

Twelve eggs, one pound sugar ono
mound -four. one pound butter, one cup
molasses. one teaspoon OF soda, one tuhl-
bier of brandy, one tablespoon OF nut
meg, cinnamon and cloves, TWO pouhus
raisins one teaspoon allspice, one pound
cltrou. two pounds currants, one-quarter
mound OF almonds, three figs and one-hall
dozen dates. Flour the fruit wen ehn
stir the soda in the molasses' MIX Us
YOU would any pound cake batter
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GoELET-pAwsoN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

The rumor that Mrs. Ogden Goelet,
widow of the American millionaire, is en-
gagged to be married to Colonel Douglas
Dawson, military attache OF the British
embassy in Paris has caused considera-
BILE stir in New York, where Mrs. Goclet
was one of the social queens for many
years Her husband died on his yacht
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Cream Tomato soup.

One can of tomatoes, one pint OF milk
one pint hot water, one-half teaspoon
salt, one teaspoon soda, one-fourth spoon
OF pepper. Melt in another vessel one
tablespoon of butter. and when hot add
one tablespoon of flour. Cook a few
minutes and then slowly stir In one cup
of milk. When smooth and creamy rub
the tomatoes in through strainer, adding
hot water slowly; then soda. and milk.
Let all reach boiling point.
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while IN foreign waters about year ago.
Mrs. Goelet is said to deny the ruuor
although Colonel Dawson continues mean
while 20 pay her married attention and L.
constant visitor at her apar menrs in
the hotel RITZ. He Is one of the most
popular figures in the smart English set
in Paris.
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Social Clubs.

Miss Bobh entertained the study
Whist club Monday afternoon.
Miss Pauline Dillingham; was the hostess
OF the Fan Tan club and had just the
dearest card markers over seen They
we're small fans cut out OF cardboard AID
daintiy decorated with Japanese figures
The other appointments were in pretty
keeping and the club continues to con
graduate itself on It's creation.
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Mincc Meat.

Parboil one tongue. add the weight Of
Ia in suet and half pound more, all
choy ped fine; one and a half pounds
stoned raisins. two pounds currants, one
pound citron, twelve apples, quar- r
pound each of cinnamon, cloves ana NIT
meg. juice of four lemons and peel o.
two, one half pint Of wine pint and Il hall
OF brandy. pound and a half sugar and a
ninch of salt.