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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
Remnants of High Grade
Black Goods,

embracing Henriettas, Armures,
Mohairs, Cheviots, Serges, Crepon
and Habit Cloth at one-quarter OFT
marked prices.
Black Iricot, 2ec a yard. It's crow
black and 2S inches wide.
Eiack Granite Cloth. Csc yard; full
36 inch width
Satin Duchess e:,d Iaile,a Silks, 3ec yd.
Short lengths, in colors, and worth SO and
79c. yard.
!ai!eiines and China Silks, Csc yard.
Short lengths, in co-ors, and ordinarily
soc. yard.
peau BE Sole and Poplii Silks, 75c yard.
This lot also includes some Bengalines,
Brocades and Duchess Silks, that We're
Sl.25 and s1.5O a yard. Of course, short
lengths only.
Slack Sateen, 7-6c yard. Fast blacks
in remnants only.
Sea Island Perca!es, Sc yard, best
12iac. quality 1901 patterns. in remnants
only.
Embroidered Dotted Dirity. i0c yard
dainty printed designs regular lie
value, in remnants only.
Striped siousseines. E0c yard; raised
satin stripe, tinted ground, large floral
designs. the 1Sc. kind.
Eatiste, 5 7-Sc d yard, in dotted and
figured designs. remnants only.
Yard-w!de Percales, q 7-Sc yard; cut
in any length, usual 10c. value.
5z!nch Madras, Z 7-Sc yard, for shirts
and waists, the lie. kind, in remnants
only.
Duck Su'ting, 7:6c g yard; printed
| figures and stripes, the 1212c grade, in
remnants only.
to4 ynbIeached sl,ee;ine, Il nc d yard !;
4 good heavy quality.
CD E!eached si,eetIng, 24c yerd. It's
the New York Nils 29c. kind.
Burieigh Long Cloth, fOc yard; regular
| 1212c. value, full yard wide.
B;eacI.ed Cotton, SC Il yard; full yard
wide, and ordinarily Gl2c yard
H:eac Ell Sheets, $50; Numbered, ready
for use, 2lzX21a yards.
Pillow Cases, z Fac; ~ and IS by SO
inches, the 10 and lie. qualities.
!iemsiitcI.ed Huck Towels, &c, with white
and colored borders.
BIeac!led turkish Bath towels, sc; 1 IA
yards long, the 25c. kind-$l the y dozen.
Linen Damask Doyiies, &c; fringed ends
and colored borders, instead of Soc dozen.
Linen Fiemst;tci,ed :!uck Towels, .9c:
of pure linen 20x40 inches, the regular
25c. value.
unbIeacI,ed Dsnlass, 4oC yard; heavy
quality, 81 inches wide
German Damask, soc a yard; raised
figures; Napkins TO match, $l.S9 dozen.
Red ard Plaid Blankets, $3.50. They're
all wool and were s.. 80 right along
ia Australian Blankets, $3.50, in tan
brown, the 81 kind.
- Ccci,inea!-Dyed Blankets, S3.9S;
satin binding and all WOOL reduced from
s..
io-4 White Rbiankets reduced to Csc
each.
l0-4 White ami Gray Blankets, sec;
value formerly $3.50.
Fuli-size lowered Comforts. 81; both
sides alike the Sl25 grade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
coTToN-sEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb 14-COTTON-SEED
OIL-There was a moderate demand for
March oil at 29l5c.. but not much doing in
prompt shipment the whole market show
ing a barely steady tone at the close.
Prime crude, barrels, 21@211ac. nominal;
prime summer yellow, zoe. of summer
yellow. SOC; prime white. ::i4G2S5c.; prime
winter yellow, 35IaGIa6c. Prime meal, SD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-FLOUR-Firnlly
held. with buyers operating more conh-
DENLY Winter Straights, S3.4JG3.o0.
RYE FLOUR-Steady.
EiJCKWHEAr F'LoUR-Quiet.
RECOMMENDATION.
CORNMEAL-Flrm.
RYE-Firm.
BARLEY AIALT-Dull.
WHE AT-Spot easy; No. red, Sic +. o.
h afoat. Options had a firm opening on
the pronounced strength of French mar
kets and scattered covering, after which
they ruled steady on q small trade, most
w local. being helped by corn. In the last
half hour general rea.ilings caused a sharp
break Closed easy at A@3sc. net de-
cline March, 791sc,; May, Sole; July,
79sIc.
tor and 4Sc f. o. b. afioat Options were
steady to firm all day and fairly active.
Small receipts and heavy clearances
proved an offset to more liberal country
offerings, shorts buying freely in the last
half hour Closed very firm at 1l4@1ac. net
advances, May closed at 46c.; July, 45c.
OATS-Spot steady; No. ., 3012c. OPP
tions dull but rather firm.
EGGSWeak; State and Pennsylvania,
at market, 2Oc.
POTATOES-Steady.
r TALLOW-Dul.
PETROLEUNI-Steady
ROSIN-Quiet.
TRPENT1NE-Dull at ssk@4oc.
RICE-Steady.
MOLASSES-Steady.
CABBAGES-Steady
SUGAR-Raw steady but quiet; fair re-
fninE, 3Hc; centrifugal, 96 degrees test.
&c: molasses sugar. 311aac. Refined
quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Feb. Ii. 1901.

Private sales were reported to-day as
follows: Filters. 6 hogsheads; Tugs.
hogsheads, and leaf, 6 hogsheads.
inspections We're: Dark 20 kogsheads
and l tierce. Reviews-BriSht. 4 hogs
heads.
Loose sales were as follows. Shelburne's
Warehouse. 1885 pounds: Stonewali
Warehouse. I.i2J pouns-highest price,
SETS; Shockoe Warehouse. I6,.}6::s
pounds-highest price. $1,000; Crenshaw's
Warehouse, 222., $3.50 pounds-highest price,
$50.
Warehouses report n3 hogsheads re-
ceived and 60 hogsheads delivered.
Messrs. Frazer & Tompkins make the
following comment and price-eurrent for
the week:
Brights-Continue firm at unchanged
quotations: light receipts.
and market firm; receipts liberal.
Dark {Oldl-ery1 quiet; light receipts
Sun-Cured-Receipts and offerings very
light and market active at quotations
DARK TOBACCo-NEW
Lugs, inferior and common. IS 2.50GS SEQ
Lugs, good to prime $500 500
Medium leaf ............... COCO SEQ
Long leaf. ,SS .oSg i ~
''Aes BRIGHT ToBAceo-NEW
Sr,ok
Common ...... o.5oo TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1t.-Wheat ruled ner-
vous and irregular to-day, and closed &c.
lower Corn established another new high
mark for the option. closing 1a@3sc, over
Yesterday Oats closed &c. Up and pro-
visions 2IaI2Oc. improved
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15

par;sien Rsie- Builders, Csc. Need n
hair pins. were s9c.
Mexicon Drawn Work Doyiies, Bic. Size.
Tiki IL and really worth 4ac- Larger
sizes at similar reductions.
Mexican Drswn-Work scarfs. S3.le'
size s4x1s and really worth s..
Stamped Linen Iunch- Cloths. Soc
They're hemstitched. of pure linen, with
flower designs: renl value 1oc-
Stamped Cushion Covers. 25c; all shades,
with conventional and floral stanpings,
formerly sold at &c.
Zeal Mink Double Seerfs. s4,e5; with
eight large tails. and fully worth $3.50
Fitch scarts, S2.s5; with eight large
tails, were $3.50.
Red Fox Scarfs. 81. Full-size animal
head. tail and claws; real value So.
Sable Fox Scarf, S.75; with natural
head tail and claws: good value at $50.
Sable Raccoon Double Scarf, S2.95; with
ten large tails. fully worth sS.So-
Chinchilia Double Scarf, 81; with eight
large this; regular s. value
Black Marten Double Scarts. S2.9os
with eight tails: regular value So
Sable Raccoon Scarfs, SI.95; with eight
large tails; good 1885 values
Four-Stripe Real Mink Nuffs, S7.5o;
real value So
ladies' Suits, $500; in assorted colors;
were $40 and SIS.
ladies' Suits, $3.50; in gray and black;
were S7.50.
Walking Skirts, $3.50. Plaid back
were $3.50.
Silk Waists, S2.ee. In colors, with lace
inserting. We're $3.50.
children's Bouc!e Refers, 75c. Sizes
S, S, and 10. We're 81
Golf Capes, $3.50; that were s7.9S
Golf capes, SIS; in fancy pIaids; that
were $3.50.
Plush capes, 81; trimmed with jet and
! fur, were $50.
AllWool flannel Waists, 75c; in as
| sorted colors, were Sl-69-
| Ladies' Jackets, 81; light and dark col
| ors light weights, somewhat damaged
! were $500 and So
Long Flannelette Kimonas, 81; were
| $3.50
uoderskirts, 25c; with ruffles. wereSi.5o.
Black Sateen underskirts, soc, lined
with outing cloth, were sl20
Wool Skirt Patterns, 25c, were 75e-
mi. lgnderskirts. 25e, in black and blue,
were SOC
Infants Nainsook Dresses, ACC, all pref
tiIy trimmed, were s5c
Crocheted Sacgues, iOc, regular 25e
values.
CbiIdeen's Waking Goats, $3.50, hand
some $40 affairs.
Infants Long Cashmere Cioaks, si.ss.
trimmed in embroidery and lace. 50 values
Chi,dren,s Refers, ACC. in blue and
navy only, regular $3.50 values
Children's Cops and Bonnets, sue, resu-
lar 81 and sl.50 values.
Infants Null and Silk Caps, 23c, regular
81 values.
Odds aud Ends.
Solid Oak Bureau, SIPS, usually 50, but .
slightly damaged
Bath-Roon, Cabinet, SIPS, with towel
attachments French plate bevel mirror.
real value $3.50.
Medicine Cabinet, $3.50, solid oak, real
value $50.
Moesis Chair Cushions, 75c, slightly soil
ed. usually $50
Shaving Glasses, s2.45, French plate,
bevel-edged. can be placed in any shape
while shaving, usually SS.oo-
Buffers Tray and Stand, S2.75, the $500
kind.
Wild's Iinoieum, 81 i-2c yard. yards
wide. II. to 5-yard lengths. regularly
sold at 75c. yard
floor Oil Cloth, p II yard, to s
ward lengths, the 45c- kind
Brussels Carpets, 4oc q yard, to 10
ward lengths, 40c.. the soc. grade
Linen Window Shades, 25c, mounted on
good spring rollers. Sx6 feet with all Tx
lures ordinarily Soc
Brussels Rugs, Csc, fringed ends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Feb. 14.-TUR-
PE,NTINE-Steady at SIC
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. GA, Feb 14.-sPIRITs
OF TURPENTINE-Firm at 35t.c.; re-
ceIpts, 40 casks; sales, 4i9 casks; ex-
ports. 13i casks.
ROSIN-Firrn: L and below, SC off, re-
ceipts LII barrels; sales, 3:'.iT1 barrels;
exports, J,.23J barrels.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. Feb 14.-sPIR-
ITS OF TJRPENTINE-Firm at $50
33361ac.; receipts. 6a casks.
RosfN-NothIns doing; receipts. SEQ
barrels
CRUDE TURPENTINE-QuI at $3.50
G23O: receipts, 30 barrels.
TAR-Steady at Sis; receipts, 14I bar
reis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
Odds and Ends Sale.

active at 1oAGfta4c. Esgs dull at mark
cases included, 1SC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. RECEPTION
Futures steady; February, OH; March,
9.1G0o.1S; April, 9.1o@912; May 9.oS9
900; June 9.0lG9.0G; July, 9o3@9.O6: Au-
gust, S.62 bid; September, S.1O4S.l6; Octo-
Der TS1GIT.S3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15

LIVERPOOL, Feb. LII P. Moot
TCN-Spot in fair demand; prices l-32d.
lower; American middling. fair Sad;
good middling, > 15-32d.; midding:
: l1-32d.: low middling. > o-52d-; good
ordinary. 4 29-32d. ordinary. 4 21-32d.
The sales of the Gay We're 10000 bales.
of which 800 were for export and specu-
lation, and included $500 bales Ameri-
can Receipts, 1900 bales, including H.
300 American
Futures opened mad closed quiet; Amer
lean rliddling, |. m c., February, 16-5it
5 17-G4d. buyers; February and March,
) 12-GiG5 13-54d., buyers; March and
April, ) iO-GtGJ 11-G4d.. buyers; April and
NAV. ) S-64GI5 9-Gtd., buyers: May and
June. :, It'd, buyers; June and July,
; 5-G4d.. buyers; July and August, > 2-6i4
> :}-G4d, sellers; August and September,
4 :54-Gid., buyers: September, 54-64d,
h,Ivers: October. &. o. c., 4 31-64d., nomi-
nal October and November, 24-64d.
nominal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
Look Over YOUR Tickets

given you with purchases made in the store
yesterday. They bear two numbers in red.
The smaller is the saleSperson's number; the
larger is the ticket number. If you have
one of the tickets called for below bring
photograph OF anybody to the Engraving
Department and evil make hand-painted
medallion brooch with gold-plated frame
free of charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 14.-Seahoard COM
mon. 12144123S; do. preferred, 29N291s.
Bonds, As, 12lla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
Remnant Sale.

France. % bales; to the Continent, 263S51
bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
), 5Sa 1913 bales; exports to Great Britain,
. OS5. COZ bales: t. France. 4S3,6339 bales;
to the Continent, 1,o333,i4G bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15

N:ercerized Sateen Comforts, So eS;
Pure white, cotton hlied, regular SS.0V
value.
s:ik-Covercd Down Comforts. S4.9S;
We're $500, but are slightly soiied.
Satin Plato Aius!ins, 3 7-Sc yard.
india L;aon, 5 3-4c yard; the 4o-inch
width.
0raandie. II TIC yard; fine and sheer
grade OF extra width
Linen ewn, 3ec yard, It's full yard
wide and pure linen
Lady Cloth, S!.49 d piece. An ideal
underwear fabric, q piece containing i
yards
India avn, 4 7-Sc yard.
Corded Piques, 7-Sc yard,
Erencs, Nairsook, zoe yard; the 4o-lnch
width
Remnants Of Checked NIuslins India
linens Long Cloth, Tuckings and Satin
stripe and Plaid N1uslins at about halt
OF piece-cut prices
Heavy Tapestry Portieres, s3.s6 pa1r.
only one pair Of q kind. 3 yards long, 90
inches wide, the S. and Sc grades
slercerized Silk Portieres, S6.46 pair.
+vo-tone effects. full width and length,
$50 and IS qualities
Oriental couc., Covers, Sl.eS. Three
wards long. heavy fringed, usually $3.50.
Not;;nu!;am Lace Curtains Sl.eS pair.
,,rf one nai,. of a kind, go yards long,
GO inches wide ordinarily 81 pair
Slightly soiled. but the first cleaning
makes them as good as new
Sofa Pillows, SOC. Sateen covered;
corded edge. and were regular 15c. values.
No.tinahsm Lace Curtains, CSC each ,
81 wards long. full width. but beng
slightly soiled you get them at half.
Draoery Sateen, II TIC yard full yard
wide. the &c. kind
Curtain Muslin, s 7-sc yard; dotted and
figured designs, 80 and 40 inches VIDE,
sold up to 15c. a yard
Cambria Embroidery, Skirtinq Width, iec
a yard, the usual 39c. grade, but slightly
soilet from stock handling.
icrcton Laces, SC yard. About 500
yards left from the AIill-Esnd Sale, worth
from Sc to lie.
Platt Val. iaces, SC yard. r Also mlll-end
Sale remnants, a few s. and 4-lnch widths
at lie. 4 yard.
Remnants of Embroideries and insertions
in cambria, Swiss, and nainsook edges,
l to 3 yard lengths, from &c. TO 27c.
Liberty Silk, Csc yard; coral shade only.
Lavender Dot Pique inserting, SC yard ;
formerly 25c. a yard
Silk Yokinq, 75c yard, in black and
white combination, that was 81 a yard.
Scale Net, Si.es yard. A particularly
heavy quality, when perfect was $3.50 a
yard
jean Corsets, 2ee; drab and white;
usually 99c.
s,eavi;y-Boned Corsets, 4oc. The balance
of a 81 grade were closing out.
Ladies' Merino Underwear, Csc. Vests
and pants. The white SOC. kind.
ladies' Lamb s-Woo Underwear, 49c.
vests and pants; the white 81 grade
Ladies' Natural Wool Vests, acc. The
all-wool 81 quality.
ladies' S:ia-Piated Wool Vests, 75c
If they were not slightly soiled Sl.5o would
be the price.
Ladies Black Wool Underwear, 75C.
ordinarily sl.5o; vests and equestrian
tights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
The Ngyer Sore.

PEANUT MARKETS.
NORFOLK VA, Feb 14.-PE,ANUTS-.
steady; prime size; common, 114c. Span
ish, 722iSc.
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lding futures ranged as follows:
Omen. High. Low Close.

CaSh quOtatlOnS were as @iUIIoWS: FFour
dull and unchanged No. spring wheat,
56SG73lsc.; No. . red, 74;4Gl76c. No. .
corn 3SAc.. No. 2 yellow. 3sS4c- No. .
oats, s25A@25asc.; No. . white. 2i& G2Siac:
No. 3 white, 27@211ac. No. . rye. sic.
Good feeding barley. 44c.; fair to choice
mailing, 524o9c. No. 1 faxseed, ST. 80:
No i northwestern. Sligo. Prime timothy
seed, 1860. Mess pork. per barrel S14.125ths
OILS. Lard. per 100 pounds. sI-4I1ssep7 40
Short rib sides Qoosels 81 .10@T. so; dry
salt shoulders boxed, S6.25@6.5 80; short
clear sides tboxed. s7.35@7.55. Whiskey.
basis Of high wines, 81. Butter active;
creamery. 14@21c.: dairy. II 1a918c. Cheese
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
Table Five-One Dollar
and ThirtysNine CentS.

s1.oS and $3.50 was what we got for them
before they got rumpled in the January me-
lee. little laundering, however, and they
will look themselves again. The lot includes
the most elaborate and dainty things we
have been showing in Gowns. Skirts, Che
misses, Drawers and French Covers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15

Ticket -Salesperson rs
Ticket -Salesperson
Ticket 2-Saiespcrson ?
Ticket SaIesperson so
Ticket 7-Saiesperson SO
of Date February i4th.
Keep the tickets whenever you buy in the
store and the day after look for the numbers
called for in our advertisement in the morn
ing and afternoon papers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15

Mems Heavy fIeeoed Underwear, Csc.
also white merino shirts and drawers;
good soc. values.
Mems Heavy fseeced Shirts. 33c. Natu-
raj wool and ribbed; ordinarily soc.
Mems Wool F!eeced Underwear, sec.
the s1.5O fancy ribbed kind.
Children's Wool Hose, Sc pair. In black
and white.
Children's Ribbed Hose, Sc pair. Fast
black. seamless, double knees, and usually
u 1-2c.
infants Socks, SC pair. The 10 and
u 1-2c. grades.
ladies', Chi.dren's and Infants Wool
Hose, ISc pair. The pick of our IS and
soc. ones.
Ladies' Drop-Stitch Hose, &c pair. Or
dinarily 15c.
Ladies' Fancy Fose, 25c pair. In odd
| sizes; those we sold at SOC, l5c. and 81.
ladies' Wooden Hose, Toe pair. A small
lot, formerly 19c.
Ladies' Lace Isle Hose. 3ec pair. Fast
black fancies, that were soc.
ladies' Cashmere Gloves, I0c pair; that
were ice.
Ladies' F!eeced Gloves, I5c pair, that
| were sc.
Ladies' Fieeced !affeta Gloves, SOC pair.
| that We're soc.
| Ladies' Silk sIit:s, nc, that were SOC.
ladies' and Childrens afitts, SC pair,
| that were u 1-2c and 15c.; also a lot of
| -. ~ -.
Chiidren's Mitts, &c pair, that were toe.
MEMS Unlaundcred Pique Shirts, l9c.
sizes TO- 161-2 and II only; good soc.
| values.
Mems lnlauniered Shirts, 25c. Rein
| forced back and front. sizes 16l: and Il
only. the zoe, kind
Men's Night-Sh:rts, 29c. Plain white
only; sizes II and IS; the Acc. grade
Mems and Boys Working Shirts ,iec. Dark
| colors only.
Mems Elastic Suspenders, l2c. Leather
| trimmings; dark colors.
MEMS Lined slafilers, I9e. Fancy colors
| only, regular sec. values.
/ Meas scur-fIy Cuffs. &c pair. Soiled
| and mismatched.
G.ace and Manageable iaifeta RiooonS
&c yard. In widths up to three inches.
! Some were formerly &c q yard.
Chanqeabe Iaifeta Ribbons. II p yard
The 5-inch width in but two shades, ordi-
| narily 35c. yard.
Ladies' Gun-hletal Buttonhoie Watches,
$3.50, that were S.
ladies' Blue Enamel GoidIniaid Chate-
lame Watches, $3.50. Good value at
s22.5o.
Sterling Silver GiIdcd and Enameled
Spoons, soc. Regular 81 values.
Sterlina Mounted Prayer-Book Marks,
i5c, with Scripturai quotations; were 25c.
Miniature Sterling Thermometers, soc.
! formerly $l.25.
Cut-Glass Sterling-Iop Puff Boxes, Si.25.
Heavy gilt-lined tops, former price $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, Feb. Il, 1901.
WHEAT
Lonsberry ......... ........ 70 ESQ
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in Der OSitte be5 @ra6ens zine SteiH.
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Auer1esleffesfr III DER Sretagus.
lides, unb Der S6mers biefsr sir,=
fadfn, rduben anb poifargea, 8eo6l@
fernng aelanet faft nllr am IIerieefer@
toas gu ailsemetn.m. DTentliGsm Nus
brad.
Sn Der srften Stumos 'bes q. @poenls
xr siehen Die 2eute 7Gmmtliea hs1aus
gum ssriebbDfe, f9niiden NE @rdher
Der 9a1lnsei9ieoenen unis perri9ten
baron aJre 8ebete. Grnft unb ersreis
fenb, mie cine berartige Sphanfeier
iiberoa. in, ipirft bod beipnhsrs err
i6iitsrnb ouf ben. 8eobanter Der ge=
iu6 Der .Mauer her SerfnolEenen."
Sine folde, mic fe unitr 9flb seist,
finDet man in isbem ~Syrisbbofe zines
brstunifhen SiIGerOorfss. Sprt iinh
bic @ebenttafelu anesbra9f fur bic.
tseld1e auf feraen Mseren umtamer,
shne Dab man AUDI MN tpefB, mo urS
bic. sic fino eben berf6oIen. On
bie1er Mausr trauert am IQerieelens
tage bic iunse Wittne llm ben eelabs
ten @atten, Sic einfame Maiie um, ben
Batter, bic Muttet UNI ben einsfeen
Spbn, Der raube SeeHlann um ben
treuen 5reunb unb Rameraben in
man9er @efabr unb Hptb, Der Bruz
Der UNI ben 8ruSer-anb gu benz Wturs
meln bar @ebete finet Der Meesespinh
feline sintDntee Deife, unb BON Den
Serne fer t0nt bas Raui9en unb Mur,
meln Der pifben ReeresmDgsn, bic bss
Slider unp Seemann fiirhtet uaf
bubt, unb benen er ii9 bod itets oafs
Heue anpertrauen mub, UNI fein uni
Der Seinisen Oafein gu erbalter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
8ie perpabrt man feline gurrS.be?

Wie bertpabrt man feline Sprratbe!
sSeu9te, bumpfe Gdume trasen
baliptfG9lth gum @srberben Der 8orz
rGtbe Bel. Reinli9fett, frii9e trodene
2nft perbinbern Sdulnib, Sdimmelz
bilrunsen, Stodflede, llnge5iefer.
RGnne, pel6s @9immelbilbungen perz
%onlaIen, 1oqten Dftsrs espsiBt ober NIT
3altpoher ii6sritri6en perben. Der
S6immel ibertrdgt it6 bon elmer
SaIe our anberen, audi obne birefte
8eriibrung berfel6en. gBpaaren perz
lieren bur9 ldnseres Iufbepabren; Die
Glteren iolten INNER suerit perbrau9t
tperDen.
Mebl. Srodenes Mebl trdet
tpeientli9 gum @elingen Der namit bere
su%fteGenben Geri9te BEL, es 1T audi
arssie6iser. Man sertpa9rt es in CUTS
f6lieBenben, innen glattgebpbelten
SolafiIten an trpdenem. luftigem Srt.
@rDbere MeblporrGtbe miifen pO4entz
lif einmal sriinbli9 umgeito9en tperz
ben. G6e nerer @orratb in Die !9olas
fifte fommt, muB Der alte Geft ausgee
5Giittet perben.
mama, 9raupen, &ets
etc. perben ebenfo bebanbelt. Stride
Waare barf nidt nit Der Glteren bere
miI4t perben.
9utter bGlt ii6 am beitsn in
aeru6loien, reinen SteintDpfen, In
ipsl9e lie feft eineeOriidt piro, 10 BAT
nift Der gerinsite leere 3nii9enraum
bleibt. Die Butter nirb NIT einen
Ieinenen Gappen bebedt, barauf sieBt
man ettpas fairies Salopaher unb Der:
binbet bann ben Sopf. Butter mut
ftets am fiibliten Srt bes 9auies Der.
pa6rt tperben.
MiI9. Mm ldnsften bdlt ii4 BIZ
Wild in reinen. feitpertortten Sla:
{9en, pelde in oft gu peafelnbem
friIdem falten 1aier iteben ober II
Elm feudtes Sud- geiGlasen ipernen
8ennbt man irbsne SOpfe, 10 fteae maj
fe au9ebedt in grDBere, nit frii9en
@ofer eefiilte GefGbc.
Gier. 5rti9 eelegte gier tperoel
fhi6tenpeige in 9olsaide ober Ge
treibeipreu seIest, 10 baB lie iia mid
beriibren. Gesen Wdrme uno 5roi
sef9iBt. erbalten tie fi9 monatelan'
gut.
Gieu in aa1tpaffe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

Rene 3upferIager finb in
Sron gountp, Wis.. entbedt porben.
Der Wertb bes Grses f9nantt spis
taen $1.80 unb $2.13 per Some.
0as gro!Be crane &Gn=
aurub u raliens mtbt bon
Der NaIe Biz gum Sdman5enbe etpa Z
SUB. Gs fonn idnener loufen. als
bas pferb, unb nimmt cine Strede bon
80 SUB nit einem einaigen Sprunge.
STE Mineralienprobuf :
ton in ben Ser. Staaten belief ii4
fir bas Scbr 1900 auf $1,070.108,s
889. Dapon entfielen auf bic Metaua
probuftion $552,418.327 unb $685.
69O,262 auf bic ni@t metanif4e pros
button. Ni4t fpeaifiairt 100000.