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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-01
OFFICER is HELD FOR TRIAL.
Lieutenant Commander Mentz Must
Answer Smuggling Charge.

Answer Smuggling Charge.
San Juan, p. r., Jan. 1.-The hearing
of the smuggling cases was continued
today before Commissioner Anderson
In the case against Lieutenant Com
mander George w. Mentz, U. S. NJ,
and Supervisor of Elections Benjamin
Butler Mentz was held for trial IN
81 900 bail and Butler was discharged.
In the case against Lieutenant Com
mander Mentz, Butler and James Bren-
nan, an employee of the Country Club.
Butler and Brennan were discharged
and the commissioner was undecided
as to Mentz. The hearing of the third
case against Butler was continued.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-01

Sydney, N. S. W.-Advices from New
Guinea say natives there have muir
dered two European prospectors and
many other persons. The drought has
caused the natives to resort to canni-
balism.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-01
Representative Hoo Sales,

Chicago, Jan. IA few representa-
tive sales of hogs We're made as fol-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-01
Cattle Sales

Chicago. Jan. IA few of the cattle
sales made Were as follows:
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l hnve had 10 contend wIth

-, = Ia,,o No. n Contend with
10 deal with L nave hau ~
1t many times ,,.,,s+ri,I
a number Of years ago tlle tnuu 800
agent of the Florida East Co<'sl
told me he had dlAc9Verea d sl1%r r,r
tity Of Madeira Woou IN lile ti+ IN ma
his lire and asked me 10 help nun M 49,. [',
Development Of It sat Gown anu ~. w." Iaep
10 about eighteen towns along me e"ns
coast and from almost every one w a.
swer was that the Wood u4H NO. 80
received two repnes say i56 'll~' r,,r7oT1ad
istence IN the s"auips mao "0-tA
Tor years .. M, brother
sent these ahs"ei9 ~ ~ I,rl, mar
agent IL flofloa ana ne w. 80 10 sHe Il
the wood was theIe, loi ne 100 80, ter,,
and that II W0uId mo SOliie ~ III
lumhermen who would Iooh ~ II iie 49,, 49,
be glad TO pay his expenses ~ l ~ -, -
and back. | looked dp q pl0Spei GUS >, 10 o.,
timore lumber dealeI ana loid MN VI LIS
friends offer and ne MADE tAe Trip eo..
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TRIALS or CLERKS WITH ILL
NETuPEO WOMEN.


One heafs EFeat many "'i''7'
OF conversation riding on the troiey cars
some quite amusing. others that give food
CO.. +l,,,,.l,, c,cf, was The case ycster-
-, !. ~ ,or,-oreation Of
~ "S
TWO men VINO s''t very near nv
twas attracted by hearing this remark
''If my wife had acted In such way |
ebo,,ld l,avo bsan mortified. and certainly
-, ~, ,.e,.r,.,,o,5a.1 her. NV curl
~
osiiN "lN ~ " ,,,,., ~ ,r.,,ot
Isleae'l 49I Yrs - -,
! heaia; NY sir' was W''''i''E t.,
iacF ~ hS s''iF 'i'' -,
ana every one was ""sY 7l'T "7iN''' az
TO whore vas ste aia NOT S,.il' 'i''ee
minutes. When she said. Wei !! cHIh"'
get waite! on. TIL 60 / SAID Madame.
7 will wait on You i'm moment 10
she Said q won wait. 7 guess can 90
where I can ger waited on All this was
said I'm the space of few minutes and
IN the most insulting manner. She was
the crosses,. most disaereeable woman /
ever saw" '1t s n pleasure 70 wait on
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most interesting page in the much-be
loved Constitution Now, as the holidays
draw nigh, please remember the shut
ms" a small Christmas gift will bring
great 10Y to them. 1t is natural that we
should love to be remembered. One more
request and / shall slip out the side door.
Let's overwhclm Aunt Susie with re-
mendous bundle Of interesting letters for
her Christmas number.
Miss Grace r. Black. II Garrison Ave
nue., Allegheny. Pa.-If you will kindly
allow me the space I should like to tell
the sisters of Womans Kingdom about
a series of religious discussions that took
place in our city quite recently, and
which have attracted considerable inter-
est and attention not only in this city,
but all over the United States as well.
The speakers were Pastor c. T. Rus
sell of Arch Street (Bble house, chapel
who is an author OF national distinction,
and Rev. e. l.. Eaton, D d. pastor of
North Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. of Allegheny a theological de-
batter of wide reputation,
The discussion took place in the Al
lcgheny Carnegie music hail, which at
every meeting was crowded to its ut
y
hundreds were turned away for lack Of
even standing room.
The subjects under discussion briefly
stated were as follows /. THE Sec
ond Coming Of Christ" 2. 1.-THE Mill
Iennium;" 3. "Postmortem Proba tion;"
state OF the Dead Between Death
and the Resurrection;" 8. Eternal
States of the Saved and the Lost 8.
THE Doctrine Of Salvation" On each
of the above subjects each speaker had
fifty minutes, with ten minutes for re-
ply. \ great Pittsburg daily furnished
the public with q stenographic verbatim
report Of each debate: and at the end of
the series there had been such a deluge
OF requests for extra copies Or the pa
pcrs in which the reports were published
that the Pittsburg daily above mentioned
was prevailed on to print a special edi-
ton of 100000 copies this e@tion con
tanning the entire series Of debates. az
reported in the six previous issues of the
paper.
wish I could afford to send % every
Interested reader OF the Woman King
dom a copy OF these reports. but knowing
that I should be likely TO receive 50
many requests that I would not he flnan-
cially able to comply with them | have
decided TO make this proposition: The
cost of the paper 10 me will be cent
and the postage ! cent To an therefore,
who will inClose two l-cent stamps l vii
send the special edition reports by re-
turn mail. Thanking our dear editress In
advance for allowing me so much space. L
am yours sincerely.
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quilt. heavily worked with san-silk. extra
large. for good guitar or guitar either;
former preferred. Write with stamp for
particulars.
Sylvester Harper. Fayetteville Ga. has
4 typewriter to exchange for breech-
| loading shotgun or best offer, also les
sons In Illustrating for offers. Write FOR
particulars.
Mrs Josie senteu Rash, Ala. have
n new Edison photograph with twenty
four records to exchange for musical
one winding ana must be in good playing
order.
Mrs C. E. Smith. Jefferson Ga. has
some fine thoroughbred s G. brown Leg
horn chickens and white Holland turkeys
for offers. Write with stamp.
Mrs, b. f Newman. Crescent s c.,
will exchange Bible Companion" nearly
new: it has ZOO pages for offer; also
Conversation OF Jesus Christ for
yards of indigo blue calico.
Mrs. NJ II Smith. henderson. Chester
county, Tennessee would like to exchange
directions and patterns for making crys
| tallized flowers for 10 yards of calico or
something OF equal value.
Miss Louise Suber. sfrother. s c., will
send a5fseradish plants to all who send
one sken Of flo silk. any color. and 2
cent stamp Have enough for all.
+. L. Williamson jefferson, Ca, has
fullblood Barred Plymouth Rock cock
erels to exchange for equal value.
Mrs. finger fingers 5. c., will exchange
one WOODEN double woven, counterpaue
for offers; fly plant winter turnip, pie
plant seed for anything useful.
Z. Windes Town Greek. Ala, has
pure-bred Belgian hares to exchange for
pure-bred English runt pigeons.
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EXCHANGE LIST.

Box SO, RidGeway. 5. C.-For exchange,
fine strain shirly poppy seed. all colors
and markings, from paper white to dark
! est CRIMSON pink mauve, M single.
win exchange for bulbs. Write, stat
ing what You have. Hyacinths lilies
and tulips preferred.
Mrs. A. V McLeroy. Quite, Ga. will
exchange gold-hiled sword scarfpfn with
sea shell handle, for 3 yards good Hight
or dark calico. Also, has all kinds gold
wire jewelry to exchange for anything
useful.
Mrs. ] T. overly, Lyles, Tenn, will
exchange young Mammoth Bronze COB
| biers for single comb Brown Legh0rn
puiiets. VIII give one gobbler for three
pullets.
Mrs. ]. nj. Basset Martin station. Ala.
has single blue hyacinth bulb to ex-
change for thread. any number
Sarah c. Anderson summitville, Tenn,
mas fine Columbia gra phophone. with
case and forty-seven records elegant sol
ID mahogany guitar: STANDARD Franklin
typewriter, in perfect condition; Cot's
organ or will consider offers.
NJ Hunter. sheba, Miss. has Robinson
Crusoe. by Daniel Defoe to exchange
for pure bred Newfoundland pup
month old. Write first
Mrs. Charles Macon, Jngleside. N. c.,
has Cumberland raspberry plants. the
very largest and best raspberry ] ever
saw. the canes or stalks grow / feet
, long on rich land and fun OF large Der
ries viii send by mail dozen well
rooted plants for one dozen spoos ma
chine cotton Black or white.
Mrs W. A. Dickinson. Box SIS. Tampa
Fla. has canaries to exchange, male or
female, birds of choice strain. for best
offer. Also. stereopticon and phono-
graph for best offer.
e. @ Wilmington Gloster. Miss. Will
! exchange Coats thread. any number, for
| old confederate stamps or any kind.
Also. old coins wanted
Miss Laura Hays. Sibleyton. Miss. will
exchange darkness Latin book and Har-
| neys grammar for the keys to Robin
sons Progressive Higher. Practical and
Mental arithmetic.
| J. 7. Scott of Buffalo, Ala. would Ike
to exchange zonophone with twenty
nine best records FOR a gold-nled watch
| or winchester repeating shotgun or type
writer
Mrs. ] d Wakefield, Westminster, S.
c., r. F. y NO d, will exchange one
makes fine quality Of sirup. for trio Of
pure breed Wyandotte chickens, or pair
| Belgian hares or one pure bred Essex
pig, female. Write first.
Mrs. Nose Madden, cold Point. s c.
! have for exchange fine strawberry sets
for any kind home made fancy work.
drawn work silk squares worked. or any
thing ven like to send; all must be new.
Plenty for all.
, w e. Langhon. Leesville. Va. i. r.
D., No q, has Virginia creeper and Dat
ura seed to exchange fer ever bearing or
Tennessee prolific strawberry plants;
also, perfeet thy new. all worsted scrap
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

Our national holiday and one In which
| we are called upon to give esp%clai
/ thanks for the blessings of the year mas
! again rolled around Looking around
upon the fields and woods, it seems as II
we should be more than usually thankful.
Each year brings its blessings ana they
are more than can be numbered There
may have been many sorrows, many
hard places, but there has been much
left to be thankful for, and for one day,
at least, let us put behind US the shad-
ows, ana see the rift in the clouds, and
be thankful Throw open the windows
of our souls and let the sunshine III. and
make those around us happy
AS We gather around table on
Thanksgiving day, whether the fare be
plentiful or scarce. lift up grateful
hearts that we have any. and never for
get to share with others.
Our country friends have cause to be
very thankful they can have the best
Of poultry-think of turkey 20 cents a
pound. only the rich in the city can
have turkey-yet we can get chickens;
true. they are so poor they are right
blue yet we are thankful We can get
them at all; but what we have to eat
is the least Of the blessings for which
We are 10 be thankful for We live, and
move. and have our being; we have
friends who pray for us and feel for us
in our sorrows, and above all we have
loving Father who watches over us
and gives us Just what is best for us,
and withholds what He knows will harm
LIS.
We wish each and all our readers a
happy THANKSGIVING Gay, and as we meet
around the family board be it grand or
humble, let our hearts Join tervently in
this:
Grace FOR Thanksgiving.
For all Thy caro- and loving kindness,
Lord.
Accept our thanks who gather round
this board
We see Thy goodness in each perfect
thing:
The sky. the sea, the bird on happy
wing.
And every Blade that makes the velvet
sward.
With hearts and lips in worshipfui ac-
Do We recount the blessings on US
poured.
And lift our voices hymns of praise to
For sill Thy care.
Help US to help tho needy and ignored;
Teach us mere riches no true peace af-
ford.
And grant 70 each that he may often
bring
Some consciousness to Thee Of laboring
To prove, 0 Guardian! a worthy ward.
For all Thy care
EDWARD W BARNARD.
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Promptly Corrected.


Two young fellows at Liverpool part
nefs IN he tea trade. were tine lest q
friends, and their intimacy extended to
personal as well as business matters
One Of them. sinple-minded fellow.
was bachelor, ana was in the habit Of
reading to his partner extracts from let
ters of an ardent and afectionate nature
from lady in the north OF England, who
signed herself Susie
The married one went 10 China for
Twelve months and returned just IN time
to attend the wedding Of his partner
II hardly feel ike stranger" he said.
in his sweetest tones, addressing mis- bride
IN fact, : feel as though ! ought to Sc
well acquainted with my partners vile.
since he has often done me the honor to
read to me extracts from his dear Susie
letters"
The faces OF the husband and the speak
er were studies as the bride drew herself
up aud said, emphaucaTy and distinctly
Il beg your pardon-my name Is Helen"
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THANKSGIVING.

Once again the chill November
Brings us cloudy days and gray.
But, with pleasure. we remember
1t also brings Thanksgiving day.
Day of national Thanksgiving.
For many mercies set apart.
For counting Ger the joys of living
Blessings on each home and heart.
After time of faithful sowing,
After labor comes the hire:
Families. friends. their good Will SHOW
Ing.
Gather round the cheerful fire
Many treasures we are getting
From the heaven-watered sod.
And from nature. how betting.
That we look to Natures God.
That we children, richly living.
Daily sharers in some good.
Thank our Father for His giving
This Is doing as we should
so. when we meet in well-earned pleas
To feast on this glad holiday.
Dur thanks Wen offer without meas
Wen not forget TO praise and pray
-INIOGFNE JRRAY.
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$50 eoureIapd pve.. Htlapts. Ga.

give TO her dog, and refused to pay for
it. The butcher told me the beaf was left
on his hands.
Now, why cannot women learn that
gentle courtesy and consideration for
others feelings go a long way in thlS
world, and in the end reflects on both
parties. Is il not pleasant to have q
clerk say at is pleasure to wait on
her, she treats me so kindly" instead oI
"Oh here comes that cross woman,
dread to see her enter the store?
You may not believe ii. but these very
things are said Of women. aid 1t be
hooves all women to try and remember
that those with whom they come In con-
tact in the business relations OF IRE
deserve our kindness and consid cation as
much rs those with whom we associate
=. A., eoci,l circle A. G. X.
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I VIII send free with full instructions
some OF this simple preparation for the
care Of Leucorrhoea, liberation. Dis
placements Failing Of the Womb, Scan
~ or Painful Periods Tumors or
Growths. hot Flashes. Desire to Cry,
Creeping Feeling up the Spine. Pain in
the Back and all Female Troubles, to all
sending address. To mothers Of suffer
ing daughters l viii explain n Success
ful Home Treatment. If you decide to
continue 1t viii only cost about z cents
a week to guarantee a cure. I do not
wish to sell you anything Tell other
sufferers Of It, that is all I ask. Address
Mrs. NJ. Summer. box 400, Notre Dame,
Ind
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am out Of debt. thanks to the Dish
washer business. In the past three months
| have made $500. 90 selling Dish-wash
ers. I never saw anything sell so easily,
Every family needs a Dish-washer and
VIII buy one when shown now beautifully
it will wash ana dry the family dishes
Each Dish washer sold brings me many
orders. The dishes are washed without
wetting the hands. That is why ladies
want the Dish-wa-sher I give my eNpe-
rience for the benefit OF any one WAC
may wish to make money easily. l bug
Dish-waaher Co. St. Louis Mo Write
them for particulars. They will start you
in business in your own home. l.. a. c.
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No given amount Of sugar can be Or
dered, as different varieties Of apples re-
quire more or less swectening. according
to Individual taste. Cook for Ave min
utes longer, then add two heaping table
spCorful5 Of corn starch dissolved in
little cold water, stirring constantly to
keep the mixture smooth. Fill indiVid-
ual sherbet glasses and serve cold with q
garnish Of whipped cream-August Wo-
man. Home Companion.
a Recipe for Tomato Ielly--Soak one
box OF gelatine for an hour In two
cupfuls of cold water. Put over the fire
tbs; liquor frcJn two cans of tonla toes
with half an onion, sliced. 81 bay leaf, two
cloves and s. sprig OF parsley. Let them
cook together thirty minutes, put in the
gelatine, stir until dissolved strain the
jelly add to it a couple of tablcspoonfuis
OF Worcestershire sauce. salt and pepper
to taste, and pour into the mold which
is wet with cold water. This makes a
rather large quantity and half of 1t would
ibo enough for an ordinary family.-March
Womans Home CompG llon.
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Remains of John Paul Jones

Washington, November I9-Represen-
tative Rainey, OF Illinois. introduced
resolution today instructing the secretary
OF state to locate, disinter and bring to
the United States for burial at AIRING
ton national cemetery the remains II
Commodore John Paul Jones. supposed
now to rest in the old Protestant Gene
terry. IN the city Of Paris. and appropriate
ing $4,000 for this purpose.
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THE PASSING TERONG.

.,,I-.,
AS the railroad men SMOKED ana t"lhe','
there passed by d big-fsted fellow with
red cheeks and a face that would have
ATTRACTED attention. A low. sweet feat
.,1 ,ttt1,, -, No.. jo,,e,,,e, IN, the big
~ ga ~ ~. .ti,.I1 7,o, tinned
IeuoW 1ih Ing ION -" 'i'N-'
their hats.
That's the bravest little woman III
Atlanta" said one of them.
Correct YOU are" another replied.
A CONSTITUTION man butted in and want
od - l,,,n,, 1,,,,,
- ~ t-D'' -
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Timeworn. weather beaten, with dim,
blcared eyes,
His face like the map Of the Country Of
Sin;
Knowing no hope and winning no prize,
Callous without and hardened within
Room for him still on the great highway
Comrade Of shame and companion OF
woe
Look where he staggers and softly gay:
Mother believed IN him long ago"
A wee little babe, on her bosom he lay
And gently she chanted an old, sweet
song:
'4Iushaby, lullaby ever Away
His white angels guard three from error
and wrong.
And his lips were as pure as a thought Of
God.
And his eyes were bright, that are heavy
and dim.
AS the sleep-angels bore him. DER fields
untrod.
There where the twilight was singing its
hymn.
Timeworn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ye. she
dreamed,
With love in her eyes. as a mother must:
And she saw where the sunlight over him
streamed,
And the prayer in her heart was the
prayer of trust,
A mother believed in him. long ago
This is his passport to heights of peace.
Where we walk no more with error and
woe.
And the pain and the travail forever
cease.
Only wreck, mid the wrecks of men.
Crushed in the battle; lost forlorn,
Staggering on, through mire and fen.
Yet to hopes heritage he was born.
Make room for him, then, on the great
highway!
whittier twill lead him we may not
know,
Out Of the maze OF doubt and dismay,
Since q mother believed in him. long ago
ALFRED ]. WATERHCuSt.
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iNQtjlEERS' CORNER.

J. z. Kinman, of Adairsville, Ca.
wishes to correspond with any OF the
survivors OF company X. Tenth Georgia
regiment. Was in Cummings brigade and
McIaws division.
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Gaines Andrews, cole. Ga, wants to
hear of his father (aIethodst preacher),
Gibson Andrews. Was in Habersh2m
county, Ga. last heard from. fifteen years
ago.
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.

Mrs j. W. Green, Acworth. Ga-So
many have written about the cultivation
ana tline OF set'lhg me eVerheaHng straw
pei4Y' SET ll'e'' any lline, "Aeh lhe
siop'u - 'io' liV1 OF LOO We "a
ueS5iH peii ny ''ie "tSt o app II ana % II
In hdio iaos'' as my nave such an
49, Iigo y loi.'9F 10y az io.ecl9I
and some ice here In north Georgia and
my plants are still blooming. a good
coat Of stable manure the last of De-
cember Is all the protection give thenl
Still have several thousand If any one
wishes any before 18TH Of December. viii
send by dozen for two spools thread and
3 cents for postage.
Mrs. N. a Kendall Carrie Springs.
Tex. Box 26.--As winter is now at hand
do the sisters know if they will pick
their toma toes. all that are grown ana
put In shallow boxes or on the floor In a
frost-proof room they will keep Ing time
and ripen? You can have few nice ones
almost every day. Watch them and re-
move any that shows decay. Also, all the
smaller green ones are nice for pickles,
put up as cucumhers. l have nice sugar
corn, peas, melon seed. musk melon, mus
tard, fine lettuce, white velvet cllra seed,
etc. 10 exchange for nice bush or pole
beans; especially desire lazy wife Ken
trcky wonder and wax varieties, with re-
urn hostage. as the bean worm destroyed
nj, nv seed. VIII be glad to receive egg
nlants satisfy. etc. seeds. Hoping ali
the Kingdom are enjoying pleasant fall.
viii say by-by.
Mrs Roella sumner Hafoen'
has been nineteen years since 1 wrote 10
the dear ola Conslilu sioh-5 eaiS my"
fortuna lived e. fernando county,
tror,da and ov.nas an orange grove.
49,. ~ loot sraa,, of 1904 made r. n
tt,3,, ~ 49, nast and we win many
othaSs having orr all invested in the
s-rove. have Been poor folk ever since,
but l have never thought it right to
murmur or complain because 1t was Gods
work and He doeth al things well. !
have made it rule TO look on the bright
side and / always manage to find sill
yer unino. to every cloud Aunt Snsie
vour Heart to Heart talks" are a great
hem 70 me and I often wish / could
live where all tho ladies' had your ideas.
but that would make this old world too
perfect, SO it's best as It is l ggess.
We are soon TO move to a new place.
and l want to ask the sisters to please
send me a few flower seed some seed or
a pretty vine, for you know the vine Will
cling to the cottage of the poor as well
as the mansion OF the rich. / love flow
ers and / want to have a bed in my
yard on which / will plant all the seed |
get from the sisters [ VIII send to any
that send seed cosmos seed) pretty
annual II they wish them. will close
with best wishes to all. l do SO much
enjoy the letters from FLORIDA
r.. - .o.o
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Cleo Daisy Prayther, Weaves, Ala.
wants to find MS. j. l.. Prayther. her
mother. When last heard from she was
In Lafayette, Ala. Any informal ton will
be gratefully received.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Baysnger, Stevens. Tex,
wants address Of James Graham Brandon.
Was in state of Illinois IN 1872.
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Free Booklet

On Diseases of Women, written by the
leading specialist of this country. Adj
dress DIR. j Newton Hathaway, ~ Inman
building, Atlanta, Ga.
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FO2 HOUSEKEEPER

Apple Make a shortcake OF
rich biscuit-doush or plain cake. II the
biscuit dough is used. split the cake
through the center with a string, and
spread each piece with butter while warm
Cover the lower half Of the cake with
q rich nipple eauce and spread over this
whipped cream. then put on the upper
crust, and serve. Plain cream may be
served with the cake instead Of the
whipped cream.