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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20

Washington, ID. c., Dec. lathe In
terror department has sent out ruling
IN proving up claims for TOWNSHIP pur-
poses, which is here given.
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Dias orini5n pqensa
La famosa
Nine. Nation.

Otra vez vuelve q dar que ha-
blar Ia terrible Nine, Nation lde
quien va no hamos oeupado otras
veces con motive de sus hazaf1as al
combatir Ell uso del tabaco y del al
c.hol, q hachazo timpo.
ia harpfa en- question Sc ha pre-
sentado en- Nue1a York tan furiosa
como acostumbra, sin que hayan
logrado atenuar sus belicosos fmpe-
tus, nj ia prision que fue conde-
NADIA, nj eli divorcio intentado por
su pacffico marido, harto de Ia fera
de su mQjer, nj siqniera las bpfata
das que ha recibido de muchos hom-
bres a,quienes habfa arrebatado ell
cigarro que fumaban.
En- cuanto lego q Nueva York
SO presento al jefe de policfa Mr.. De-
very.
No habiendo encontrado q este,
Sc encamin6 8 al domiciilio del comisa-
rio mister Merphy, quien para verse
libre de madame Nation, tuvo que
apelar a los buenos ssrvicios de Ia
fuerza pdblica.
La nazona Sc vengo de La desa-
tenci6n de dicho funcionario dando
ante numeroso pdblico una confe.
rencla acerca del siguiente tema:
EEL hacha es mas fuerte que Ia
ley,.
Los propietarios de los Gates y
establecimientos de bebidas as de Nue.
va York, item blan actualmente por
sus bote.las y por los cristales de
sus escaparates, y los fumadores Sc
entregan q su vicio favorito con cier
ia intranquilidad de esp1ritu.
No estan las mujeres mucho
mas tranqullas que los hombrss, con
motive de la lrfupci6n del. temible
marimacho, que ha de,larado tam
bien guerra q muerte al corse Y &
los des cotes.
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Los SeguroS
de Mr.. Nc Kinley,

p! Presidente Nc Kinley estaba
asegurado en- Ia eNew York Life Iu-
surance Company, por $50, 900 que
fueron satisfechos seis dias despues
de su fallecimiento. Anteriormente
tuvo otra poliza en- la misma compa
MIA, por $40, 900 cuyo'valor de cesion
IL fue satisfecho en- 25 de Abril de
1898, por haber terminado el perfo-
do tontino. Otra POLKA de So, 900 fue
tambien liquidada por efectivo en- 16
de Mayo de 1895.
III Preslaen'e Nc kin!ey era
gran partidario del SECURE de vida,
los anteriores datos prueban la
contiaDza que le merecfa la <New
York Life Insurance Company, de
la que es Agsnte General en- esta Is
la don Luis Sanchez Morales.
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Muerte de Mr., H0rWep
Sats opinioaaes sobre Ell Anet1acio. 4

Mr.. Nc. Horwen, one durante
una veintena de af1os sufri6 ,os, mas
grandes fracasos, fue siempre ayu-
dado por los mas importantes Ban
cos, que jamas lie retiraron su pro-
teccion; pues vieron ea 81 un hom-
bre de iniciativa portentosa = hon
radez completa. Sus ultimos cal su-
los le dieron una de las mas grandes
fortunas del st James Square.
Horweu, q le acabl de morir,
deja anotada sen su cartera estas IT,
meas, que son un apotegma en- los &C
t1ales tiempos:
eel hombre de negocios debe
siempre hacerse anuncisr; Ell anun
clio. bajo c1a'quier forms, es la mi
tad del exito.'
E,e gran emprendedor referia
que en- una de sus atrevidas espe Gu
laciones Sc vic en- peligro de fraca-
sar; pero que, teniendo ci ga fe en-
la reelane, gasto los dltimos fondos
que tuvo, visjando de Londres para
Francia, Alemania y Estados Uni
dos, en- donde 50 hfzo anunciar pro-
fus samente.
Dice asi "La suma que 20 tenfa
invsrtida eE la elaboration de varios
artfculos y drogas importaba 12O mil
librss; pero hubiera tenido que ore
sontarm zen quiebra 81, desoyendo
Ia opinion de mi socio, hombre re-
fractario al comercio moderno, no
gasto 30, 900 libras anunciandome en-
los periodicos y por cuantos medios
estuvieron mi alcance. Mi viaje 10
comence en- Juaio de 1881 y volvf
Londres en- Agosto de 1892, llamado
| por mi socio, pue no podfa y5 cubrir
| $ pedidOs hechos a la negotiation
| El exito estaba asegurado: las 80, 900
| llbras gastadas en- anuncios produ-
| jeron en- tres amos 100000 libras."
| Horwen decfa: eel anuncio es
enteramente necesario.
Y tenfa raz5n.
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J. Marco Bayo ma
FORTALEZA No II

AGENTE de aduanas y consig
natario de buques. REPRSENTAN-
TE de la casa c, del Pine y Ca.
cosecheros de vino en- jerez de la
Frontera y AGENTE del xAnuario
Bailly Bailliere { hiiosp
AGENTE de una reputada fa-
brica americana, xde sellos de go
uB<.
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Gran Hotel y Restaurant
INGIATERR 4
TETUAN 10 Y IL CRUZ 2 Y FORTALEZA 2t.
HOTEL de + oRDEN

Edifcio construdo expresamente para Hotel
Capacidad para 200 PASAJEROS
Situaci6n la mas centrica
Vistas La bahia las GALES de TeJuan Cruz FortaTeza
Ell mas fresco ventado de la Capital.
FL comedor mejor de las Antillas.
Departamentos Independence amias
Desde de Agoo rige ademas del plan antique
das, ell sistema amercano gusto del favorecAdor
Tren de carruajes de luo
Interpreters Traductores de Ter. oraen
Precios al igual de 10 demas Hotees.
Sc hacen abonos para comaas.
installation De banOs Ia mo1erua
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Al PQb|ico

Habiendo alberto de nuevo nues
ira casa de huespedes THE MARI:
MA en- la calla de San Jose mum. l
altos, esquina q Tetuan, SO 10 haee
mos presente nuestra cllentela'
smigos relacionados ofreci6ndo-
les hospedaje a los precios siguien-
tes:
Por un dia hospedaie con
comida a................ w
Por abonos & conner men
SualeS slU w
Por una CANA .......... , oU
On Catre. SS 20
Pupilaje para un mes una
Bateas..A la calle precios conven
cionales.
Pto Rico Abril 26 de 1901.
Propietario,
SOLER HERMANO.
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AVIS0.

En- vigor desde ell Is del corrien
te las reglas dictadas para ell servi-
clio de limpia botas; Sc sef1ala hasta
Ell 81 del actual para que los con-
prendidos en- elias, concurran a esta
Acadia q inscribirse en- ell Registro
y expedirles la CORES pondiente au-
torizacion, en la inteligencia de que
les que despues de Ia indicada fecha
sean sorprsndidos ejerciendo aque-
liza industria sin permiso, seran de-
nuncladcs ante ell Tribunal de Poll
cia respective, para la imposition de
la pena que prOceda.
San Juan, P. r % O:tubre 1901.
M. EGOZCUE,
Alcalde de San Juan
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Muchetdsos. Heridas. pac0 naalert0.
Bo7T'0cheTds. BOd0. -Bonabeaos. In
sona6rer0 mochddo. Otras 71oticias.
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EI Faro
de la Vida.

La superiOridad de la
Emulsion de Scott es indis-
cutible Y Sc manifesto ms
: tantdneamente ante ell OBJ
servador imparcial en- los
punt0s siguientes: Primer0,
su sabOr dulce y agradable;
segundo, sus energicas "pro-
piedades" en- los cas0s de
caquexia, tuberculosis, ane-
mia, los infartos giandula-
res, las afeCciOnes 6seas de
Caracter estrumOs0, las
afecciones del aparat0 res
J piratorio, el raquitismO, etc.
Tambien en- las cOnvalecen-
cias de Intermediates largas
debiIitantes es I'M buen
: mediCamentO.
Ademas de sus propieda-
des curativas, la
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Vapores que saldran
PARA NEW-YORK

Relaci6n de los vapores que sal
dram del puerto de San Juan para
ell de NeW-York.
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BAzaR oTERo
ATOCHM.-PONCG.
o B R A S

de Medicina, Ciruj1a, Farma-
cia, Hygiene y Fisiologia
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FOREIGN

One Year. ......... gold ...... $500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Por 0rden AIfahetico de Auiores

Villeroy-Cuadros sinopticos de Me-
dicina operatoria Pasta
i'd Cuadros sinopticos de Sintoma-
tolojia CIfnica Terapeutica
Tela
Valle-Bosquejo anatomo Fisiologlco
de los 6rganos sexuales de La mu-
jer, del ambarazo y del Feto
Wecker-Terapeutica Ocular Pasta
Waod che-Dispensatory of the
q. S. de America with index
Pasta {
Yvon-Manual Clihico de Analisis de
Orina Pasta
Zeissl-Tratado de las Intermediates
venereas y Siflfticas Pasta :
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/ ESTA I'D. s0RDO p?

Toda c1ase de sordera personas que no o.
gan bien, son curables por medic de uuestra
nueea invencion; solameute losque hayan naci-
do sordO son fncurables. Los ruidos en- las orc
jas cesan inmedia ia mente. Escribanos porn1e-
nores sobre 81 case. Cada persona puede curaF.
se por 81 r1isna en- su casa, cen muy POGO gasto
DIR DALTOHS AuRAL CLINIC. 5ss Ia Sale Ave
CHICAGO. H. - Al, % r.
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Campano- -Diccionario General abre-
viado de la lengua Castellana,
ell mas complete de los p1blica
dos hasta hoy Tela
Caccia-Diccionario italiano- espafol
V vice versa, con la pronuncia-
cion fgurada en- amtas lenguas
Tela
Cortes-Diccionario domestico: Teso-
70 de las familias, Repertoire
Universal de Conocimiento nti
les. Contiene mas de 40C0 for
mulas. preceptos 6 recetas de
facil eiecucion sobre infnidad
de materias Pasta 5
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Es el cigarrillo mas selecto
fumadores de buen gusto que
rem a todas las demas marcas.
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: debidO q la bOndad de los
z elementOs que reune, tiene
: el "merito" de que ell aceite
Z de higado de bacalaO, un0 :
: de sus principales compo-
: nentes, esta tan bien COM
: binado y disfrazado su sa-
: Dor que los ninos q quienes
: Sc prescribe 10 toman sin
: repugnancia.
z Las imitaCiOnes de la
: Emulsion de Scott sirven
para causar danOs c0nside.
z rabies & la salud, por tantO
: exigir la legitima de Scott,
: yerdadero "faro de la vida"
= SCOTT & BOVINE. Quimicos. New York.
: De vents en- las Droguerias Farmacias,
GIlIlulliIIiuIllIIIllIIlIInliIIlIIllllllIIIIi
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,RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
IN pUERTO-RICO
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25
St, Patricks, St. Aloysius, and st. Angus

st. Patrick's, St. Aloysius, and St Angus
tines.
"Third-In favor of sodalities, contra
ternities. universities. colleges. or the
faithful themselves visiting the designated
churches professionally and accompanied
by the priest of the parish or by another
priest If the pastor be departed. the visits
necessary are reduced to three to each
church, in places where there is but ore
church, as well as where there are more
than one to be visited
"Fourth-Persons travelling by sea or
land, and not reaching a dOmicils per
manent or temporary till after the OK
piration of the month of July next, may
then bring themselves within the condi-
tons of the indulgence of the jubilee by
making fifteen visits in as many days to
the cathedral or other principal or sole
church OF the particular place in which
they may reside. or in which they may be
for sufficient time stopping
'Fifth-Women and girls, living in COM
munity, prisoners, and others from age,
sickness. or other disability incapable of
making the described visits may apply to
their confCssOrs for some acts of relig-
iOus or ponance to be made instead of the
visits. The same thing may be done in
the case of children not yet having made
their first communion.
'Sixth-The confession and communion
of the jubilee must be distinct from and
in addition to the Easter confession and
communion.
'Seventh-The prayers to be said dur
ing. the visits must be. in part at least,
vocal and not at all merely mental. The
choice Of these prayers is free TO the dis
erection and devotion OF each. provided
that they be said for the exaltation of the
Church, the eXtirpation of heresy. concord
among Catholic rulers, and the salvation
of all Christian peoples.
Eighth-ThCse having begun, but hav-
ing been rendered unable on account of
sickness to complete the visits within the
time prescribed, may, after confession and
communion. take to themselves the in
diligence Of the jubilee.
'Finaly, the faithful cannot too often
remind themselves that the principal end
of the jubilee is not that they may be re-
leased from arrearages of penance due on
the score of past misdeeds of omission or
commission, but that the infinite mercy
of Christ. through his Vicar, rendering
them an acquttal OF the penalties to
which they have heretofore subjected
themselves may stimulate them to under
take and for the future to persevere in a
life according, as closely as human frality
will permit, with the commands and coun-
sci of Christ"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25
CATHOLICS OBSERVE LENT.
Cardinal gibbons Notes of the
Jubilee Read in the Churches.

Yesterday was the first Sunday in Lent.
and, as such, was faithfully observed by
all Catholic churches The notes of the
jubilee, as issued by Cardinal Gibbons.
were read al all masses yesterday, and in
most cases also took the place Of the
regular sermon.
The Rev. Father Griffith. OF St. Angus
tines Church. before reading the notes,
called attention to the need for a new
organ and the building Of a parochiaI
school house building, and requested his
congregation to generously assist in the
early accomplishment Of both aeeds. He
then read the notes of the jubilee. They
follow:
"First-That the date OF the publica-
tion Of tho letter of the Holy Father Is
February l Of the current year. and CON
sequently that the time during which the
indulgence of the jubilee may be- gained
Will end on the 3lst OF July next. inclu-
siye.
"Second-The churches to be visited in
the city OF Washington are St. Matthews,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25
The New Cotton Dress Fabrics.
First Floor

superb gathering elegant Fabrics
bnatons of cotton and silk comprising mporans from
Britain France Germany Switzerland products
the best American LOOMS aordg choice collection Of
elegant coon embracing the the best Paris
fashions Included Organde Faconne
Baiste Satine Odaque Fouardines Sole Matte Printed Sub
lime Dmes Kora Pongee Egyptian Tissue Raye
Madras, Woven Madras English Oxfords
Chambrays avonaie Belfast Dm Embroidered Swsses Print
Swsse Printed Moussene Satin Raye Printed Baste
Briante Printed Vichy Raye Percale
Plume Mousseline de soie and Moussene
fabrics Bingham Madras
Scotch Zephyr Oxford Chevio Scotch Novelty Bingham
nestle Bingham.
F1rtFI Floor.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25
The New Black Dress Fabrics.

Thin fabrics much evidence this and
effects shown in designs that exclusive Crepe Chine
Baege Veing Moussenes Cairettes Tamise voiles
Crepon Japons, Popnee Gypsy Cloth Marceea OpenMesh
Weaves in all silk silk Atwood checks and
stripes to be made black coors and other soft cnging
graceful fabrics representing strictly the latest fashions applied
to black goods.
And special reference made Grenadines which
in plain and fancy effects representing the ceveest
Of the best foreign domestic
In the palmer effects Bae Cancels Hair Grenadine Al
baoss Barge Henrietta in wool and silk and WOOL Serge Cheot
many black high
color for spring and summer.
First
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25
The New COlOred Dress Fabrics.

Among the bright ideas the cnging
demanded by fashion for spring and including part
Panne Bareges in silk and WOOL Crepe Bareg Crepe de Chine
Eoenne Plain Eoienne beautiful sheer silk wool
stuff Plain Wolfe and Cancels Hair Grenadne dustturning
rics hard twisted threads do not crush Atwood Abaross ALI
Henrietta Silk and Wool Sublime Silk Wool Lansdowne,
Silk Wool Popn TISSUE Atwood French Chais, in dainty
pntngs holder designs women,
also Silk and Wool Jayonaise and Tafeta Mousseine
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25
The New Seasons Silks.
First Floor.

The silks charmingy pretty and they to play
important part this AS distinctive they will
popular for waists and Innings and undedses for
cotton they will by much in evidence
of the and combinations
Guiding richly elegant novelties that exclusive Prominent
among Printed Habutai Printed
Liberty exclusive designs foreign and domestic
Plain and Printed Panne Velvet Sultano Feur de Velour
TcOne Peau de gne Peau de Paon Tetas Moussene Gro
Striped Taeas MOusseine Loune Moire Lousne Louis
Aglon POngee Agon Warp Printed Lousne Peau Mgnon,
Venetian Amur Ottoman Popn Crepe Meteor Crepe de Chre
Corded Taeas Needecord Corduroy Drap dAmazon Khaki Pom
gee Wash Silk Striped Habutai Wash Silk many
ers.
Special attention called to the original Satin Cyano"
standard which show in all the leading coorng
and white. 1t is the ideal
gowns, etc
Besides this beautiful display Of fancies have coe
of elegant Silks and Satns for Wedding and Reception
including White Satin Duchese White Bengalnes, White
Peau de Soe Crystals Brocade Taeta Ottoman Cords Crepe
Chine, etc.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lothrop Bradley
at a dinner Saturday night,
when among the guests were the Austrian
Minister and the Baroness Hengelmuller,
the Belgian Minister and the Countess
de Lichteryelde and the First Secretary Of
the German Embassy and the Countess
Quadt.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25

Mrs U. s Grant and Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant are anticipating a visit from Ulysses
S. Grant, III, early in March, when Mrs.
U. S. Grant will give a reception in his
honor. The Prince and Princess Canta-
cuzene and their infant son Michael will
not visit this country this season. Mrs.
Frederick D. Grant has made two visits
to her daughter, the Princess Cantacuzene.
in Russia, since her marriage.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25

Miss Robinson, Of this city. who Is WIS.,
iting Miss Edith Williamson in Wayne. near
Philadelphia, was the guest Of honor at a
euchre party given by her hostess a few
nights ago.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25

. The French Ambassador and the Chinese
Minister have accepted Invitations to be
present at the University OF Chicago con-
vocation in April
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25

Safest. surcst cure for
all throat and lung
troubles. People praise
1t. Doctors prescribe 1t.
Quick, sure results.
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25

Mrs. Louis Schade and the Misses Schade
will receive for the last time this season
next Wednesday. from to o'clock. They
will be assisted by Miss Molkow, Miss
Bryant, Miss Kleberg. Miss Kaspar, Miss
Ross, Miss Schott. Miss Bergman, Miss
Stler. and Miss Myers
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25

The One Hundred Club OF New York
will follow up their spook party of last
Mi-Careme with a Roman carnival to be
given on the ides of March. Thursday the
14th. The invitations are written In sur
prising flow Of Latin and the entertain
ment, which is to be given under the pa
tronage OF THE Ves.als," will be given
at the Constable Studio. as was the ball
of last year. Il is explained that many cell
ebrated artists will appear. Marcus Tul-
Illus and Cicero will make a few remarks.
Gladiators. captives. and an interesting
procession OF wild beasts. OF the early
Christian era have been imported" for
the occasion, and the postscript takes the
shape OF an imperative edict that Roman
costume must be worn.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-25

Mrs J. F. Wilson. wife Of Representative
Wilscn of Arizona. will be at home in
formally at the Varnum this afternoon
from until 6.
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u SnOE Nh3TIMcI

in which you intend to stew the beef. adding
an onion. cut fine. carrots. turnips and pota-
toes. cut in slices. Put the meat in and
cover close. Let it stew gently until 1t Is
done enough, then rour off the gravy and
brown the meat. Skim the fat from the
gravy ard thicken 1t. Dish tie meat and
vegetables and pour the gravy over them.
Croquets-Take sweetbreads. cold veal.
fowl or fish. chopped fine. with a little ham.
Add of stale bread half the quantity OF
meat. with salt and pepper. a lump of but
ter and a spoonful of catsup. Knead all to-
ccther and roll into small balls: dip into the
yolks of eggs. well beaten; roll in bread
crumbs and fry quickly in a deep pan Of
fresh lard.
Mushrooms Fricasseed - Peel and
scrape the inside of the mushrooms and
throw them into salt water. allowing them
to come to a boil. Take out of the salt
water and boiI in fresh water until tender.
ADD a little shred Of parsley. an onion and
a few cloves. Let them boil a while with
these. and then drain off part of the water.
adding -four and butter to the balance and
allowing il to thicken. a spoonful of rich
cream should be added. Be careful to take
out the onion before serving.
Stewed Mushrooms - Soak the mush-
rooms In salt and water for about an hour.
changing the water once during the time.
then throw them in fresh water and bolt
quickly. Add a little pepper and mace. Let
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all stew for about a quarter Of an hour.
then add a teacupful of cream with -four
enough to thicken and a good piece of
butter. Serve on toast.
Cereals-There is no end to the various
preparations OF cereals nowadays. Rice is
one staple article of diet that lends itself
to the preparation OF many dishes. Rice
served as a vegetable. with gravies and
sauces Of different kinds. helps out wonder
July In a daily bill of fare. For breakfast
the fried cereals are appetizing, and their
preparation is so simple that even the
most inexperienced cook will not need d.
rections. One thing. however. is necessary.
and that Is the proper consistency must be
reached In boiling. else the slicing when
cold cannot be accomplished. The grain
must also be thoroughly cooked and sufi-
ciently sailed. The frying must be done
quickly. else there will be too much grease
Ground Rice Pies-A good use to which
rice may be put in the making of a des-
sert belongs with the older recipes. and
never to be found now except in our grand
mothers cook books. Here IL Is. for s1me-
oody to try. and to popularize once more:
Put one quart Of milk over the fire to
Doll When the milk on the fire comes 10 n
Doll stir Into 1t a teacupful II rice -four
mixed with cold milk. Boil five or ten min
u'eS "hen cold. add the yo,ks of eight
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eggs and the grated rind Of one lemon.
with sugar to taste. Line your pie pans
with pastry and fill with the rice and milk
custard. Bake until almost done. Have
ready the whites Of your Eggs. well beaten
and mixed with a quarter Of q pound OF
sifted sugar and the juice Of q emon. Take
the pie out of the oven and heap the egg
over II. Return to the oven to brown
slightly.
Beans and dried butter
beans. the Yankee beans. such as Boston
dotes on. and the dried pease. such as have
been in the markets for years. may be
boiled stewed and baked. always finding q
place on the best tables.
Boston Baked Beans-Boil the beans
until almost done. Put them In a deep
earthen dish; add a spoonful Of molasses
and put on top of all a good-sized piece OF
bacon with the rind sliced. Bake slowly
FOR two hours or more
The above recipes are only a rev from
dozens equally good that the housekeeper
NAV discover for herself by searching her
cook books. OF course. IL will require a ut
tie more time and thought to get up din-
ners when canned vegetables. pickles ana
preserves are scarce. but it will not prove
an impossible task to set forth appetlzing
and wholesome meals from this time rorth
and until another spring and summer more
prolific than the past. perhaps come
around.