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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

previously rinsed in cold water ana leave
until set.
CREAM.-Dissolve one-half ounce gelatine
in one gill of hot water, whip three-quarteTs
of pint of cream with two ounces of pulyer-
lied sugar until stif, then add the gelatine
and water two tablespoOntuls Of ginger
strip, and three ounces Of preserved ginger
cut in small cubes Stir the cream gently
until IL begins to set then pour into a wetted
mold II the cream is not stirred until IL Is
nodded the gelatine and ginger will sink 10
the bottom and spoil the appearance u the
cream.
JELLY.-Line small molds with jelly
strongly favored with rum, then place in
each a spoonful Of whipped and sweetened
cream delicately favored with ginger, and
on the top of this lay two or three small
pieces OF crystallized ginger. Cover with an
other layer of the cream, and lastly with one
Of Jelly. Leave until set, then turn out and
decorate the dish with chopped jelly.
PUDDING.-Wen butter a soufie tin and
place round piece of buttered paper at the
bottom. Tie a band of buttered paper round
the outside of the tin, so that it projects
about one and One-half inches above the top.
Decorate the bottom Of the tin with diamond
shaped pieces of angelica and small rounds
of preserved ginger. Melt two ounces OF
butter in a pan, add the same quantity Of
flour, half a pint of milk, and two table
spoonfuls of ginger sirup' stir until il bOis,
then add pulyeTized sugar to taste, and TWO
ounces Of preserved ginger cut into dice.
When cool add the yolks OF two eggs, and,
lastly the stiffiy beaten whites. Turn into
the mold, cover with buttered paper, and
steam for about fifty minutes, when the pud-
ding should feel firm in the center. Turn out
carefully without shaking it, and pour round
the following sauce: Rum sauce.-Simmer
together one gill Of water, one ounce of loaf
sugar, and the thinly pared rnd Of a lemon
for ten minutes. Strain, add the juice Of
half lemon, a Ia tablespoonful of ginger siTup,
and about half a wine glassful Of rum.
CAKE-Beat one quarter pound each Of
butter and sugar TO a cream, then add four
well beaten eggs and fiVe ounces OF dried
and sifted -four. Stir ip four ounces pre-
served ginger cut into small cubes and
few drops OF essence Of ginger. Turn into
a cake tin lined with buttered paper and
bake in moderate oven for one to one and
a half hours. When cold cover with ginger
icing and decorate with angelica and ginger
cut into fancy patterns. For the icing put
six ounces sugar into a pan, add two table
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

family too-and when the nerves are like worrout elias
Rubbish said James CURLY .r,,, a., .,.r,,..,
work In the world is by equity peopIe the ryarnr
TaSuc sort as you call thom-I always get eu, If can
there" 'o trace OIL govt
81 She has no conversation" said Sarah
James Farihng looked at her overspreading his
There's the cnnv.rspti,, r.,..f,.....
mostly to your glory there's the conversation an
uclPatory-neary always ncorectand there's the nat
i alK ABOUT the affairs of the moment that you get
W." '"' pesl pled people who never a clew talk
ing to their past and is how the child talks
Frattes'' said Sarah Her conversation certainly
Is not stimulating to "a mans inteIgcuce"
When am with woman. ma am don't want to he
made to think; take her as a relaxaon want to he
pleased and soothed. Woman should be a pillow not a
corpse roc,iver!
Judging by her weight now should say FIopaIonr
viii be pillow bolster feather bed too in few
years said Sarah unkindly, If she ever marries II
WIN ne penny novelette, and dressing gown morn
ing till night"
" So long as she keeps off cheap science she'll do "
said James and the husband who loves her will, easily
keep her out of unudy It TO me there are
always lot of boys around-one with curly hair re-
markedly good-ooking, is most devoted to her"
" O! she attracts mem" said Sarah dryIy Men love
iool-she makes the clever ones blatanty satisfied
with their own brains and the comparatively
brilliant IN her company, that ana all they are en-
chanted with themselyes-and hcr'
It's a pleasant feeling ma'am 1 assure Won D, said
James almost as If he We're smacking his lips
sarah thought what coarse creatures men We're then
said spitefully
" So Samuel johnson seemed TO think when a young
lady talking about Stern's letters pleaded that they
were palmetto ana affected her Why, said he smiling
ana rolling himself about 1t is because dearest you
a duncer"
You bet, she was pretty one" said James with
gusto, like the little sirl out yondcr"
Sarah looked at him sharply. This big clever trlc,-
lent man wen of; he going back to China shortly
"nere ne was nigh up-why should ne take him
TINS hte incubus of Flopaong, who neither father
nor mother to define faults and aces and oxpoInd
h'r n'anues to reluctant world? Mrs. Farthng
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
eAppehsina cAsparaqns.

BOILED.-Cut Of the bottom ends and set
the bundle upright In a saucepan of sailed
boiling water which covers the bunch about
twO-thirds of the way. In this way The ten
der tips, usually spoiled by overlooking are
cooked by the steam alone. # is better to
add tablespoonful Of vinegar to the water
and TO cook with the cover of from thirty
10 forty minutes. Serve on the dTaincr Of
hot asparagus dish cT upon toast which has
been slightly moisteHed in the asparagus
liquor Pour melted butter over all.
WITH SAUCE HOLLANDAISE.-P in
a double boiler two and une-hdlf tablespoon
fuis butter and heat 10 a cream. Add a
large saltspOonful cf salt. a pinch Of mig
uouette pepper. thrre tablespOonfuls Of vim
egar. and a tablespoonful Of hot water Stir
over a slow heat ultil the mixture becomes
Ike thick cream The water should not
boil around H. or the butter will become
liquid instead Of c. eamy. Serve In sauce
boat DO pass with the boiled asparagus or
turn over il the last instant before going to
the table
WITH EGGS on TOAST.-Boil aud drain
the asparagus and cut into small pieces about
an inch and half I'm length. Mix In a stew
pan two well beaten eggs with a table
spoonful Of butter and little pepper aud
salt. Do not let IL boil, but lei IL heat until
the eggs are thiCkeued. Stir On the asparagus
and serve on squares OF buttered toast A
little cream may be stirred IN with the eggs
when they are first cooked
PAIIlES Buy patty shells or prepare
stale rolls by following Cut the center and
cutting on the tops 90 use as covers Blil
half pint Of milk and beat into IL two
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

put this mixture into a bag with a plain pipe
and force il out over the prepared arti
chokes pyramid fashion, and when these
are all covered set them i'm the oven on a
buttered baking tin till the meringue is of a
pretty golden color; then serve at once,
busted with minced parsley and pepper.
CARROTS A la FLAMANDE-Scrap
small new carrots and put them on in just
enough cold water TO cover them. with
pinch of salt bring this water to the boil,
then strain and dry the carrots In clean
cloth Melt an ounce of butter, then lay in
the carrots cover down the pan and fry the
contents for twelve to fifteen minutes; then
add a gill OF vegetable stock and the sieve
pulp Of three large tomatoes; recover the pan
and simmer it all together till the carrots
are perfectly tender. Meanwhile. quarter
three or four tomatoes, place them in a but
tered saute pan and cook in the oven; fry
kite shaped croutons pale gold color, ar
range them round a dish, and place a quar-
tered tomato on each crouton. Rub smooth
Iy a quarter of an ounce Of -four with a table
spoonful Of vegetable stock, pour It into the
pan with the carrots, let them reboil, then
turn into the center of the croutons: sprinkle
with CHOPPED parsley, and serve
SANUCRY SPINACH Pass one-half
pound cooked spinach through a fine sieve
half ill some paper cases with this, cover
with the following sauce strongly favored
with cheese, set in the oven till the sauce is
lightly Drowned on the top. and serve with a
neatly trimmed poached egg, busted with
pepper and minced parsley on each. For the
sauce, put on half pint of milk, half pint
OF white stock, bouquet one carrot. one
small onion, and half a turnip, all cut into
dice. with four cloves, and simmer this all
together for twenty minutes. Melt two
ounces Of butter i'm another saucepan and
mix into IL smoothly 5 IL dissOlves, one ounce
Of sifted flour When this Is perfectly
blended strain on TO IL the milk and stock
and stir over the FIRE till reduced TO the con
slstency OF good melted butter, add a little
pepper, with grated CHEESE to taste, and use,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Unusual Vegetable Reeipes.

ARTICHAUTS MERINGUES.-Minc half
a pound Of mushrooms ana let them draw
down at the side of the stove In one ounce
of butter for a few minutes; mix into them
tablespoonful Of freshly grated bread
crumbs, season with pepper salt and lemon
juice; stir in "a dessert spoonful Of good brown
gravy or sauce, and let IL boil Up, then ado
about half teaspoouful Of minced parsley
Heat some aTtiChokes by setting The tin
containing them In a saucepan OF boiling va
ter Then lift them out drain lightly, and
put "a good spoonful OF the mushroom PURGE
into each, piling IL up Well. Beat the whites
OF tNu OF three eggs 90 "a sim froth with a
pinch NJ salt dust Of pepper a drop or two
of tabasco, and some freshly grated cheese ;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Ramekns-

Are properly used for either entrees or
dessert Among the things served in them
are creamed fish or lobster creamed sweet
breads, lobster Newburg, creamed chicken,
corn pudding, individual portions of spa
ghetti, ana such desserts as Custards souf-
mes, and Ice creams. There is a special fork
OF the long and narrow variety which comes
especially for use with Tamekins.
CHICKEN RAMEKINS.-Chop the white
meat OF fowl extremely fine Add a bit
OF soda the size of pea To q half pint of
cream, Put this over the nre and as it
heats add the chicken meat Cook for
minute and set aside tO cool When cool
add the beaten yolks of TWO eggs, season,
and then fold in the stihened whites. Turn
into the buttered ramekins and bake in a
hot oven.
PRUNE RAMEKINS. - Soak dozen
prunes and stew them until tender Chop
them TO a soft paste. Beat the whites Of
three eggs sim and add four tablespoons of
powdered sugar and The prune paste. Whip
the prunes lightly and thoroughly through
the egg, turn into the buttered rdmekus
set them i'm dishes OF hot water, and bake
for half an hour iU "a uuiCk oven. When
cold put tablespoonful of sWgetened
whipped cream upon the top of each.
CHOCOLATE RAMEKINs-Cook togeth-
er IN a bright saucepan tablespoon OF but
ter ana two tablespuOululs OF -Four aud when
blended add seven ablesuounfuls ct hot
milk. stir until thick and smooth and then
pour il on the yolks Of three eges that have
been beaten light with two heapiug table
spoons Of pulverzed sugar Add four table
spoons of grated chocolate and beat until
cool. Fold in gently the whites Of the eggs
beaten stim and bake quickly In the rame-
kins, set In a pan of hot water. Serve as
soon as out OF the oven with spoon OF
whipped cream on each
LOBSTER RAMEklNS-Cut the lobster
into small pieces. MN them with bechameI
III
and brown lightly in the oven after putting
in the ramekin dishes. For Creamed shrimps
proceed In the same way, picking them up
into hne pieces and reserying a few whole
ones for the top.
Nt SHROOM RAMEkINS-Cut the
mushrooms iu small pieces Throw them
INST into boiling water and then into cold
tu whiI,u ,hem. Drain and ms chem iH "a
little butter when they arf Drowned a lii
tle sprinkle i'm some fouT and some chopped
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

spoonfuls Of ginger sirup, and little es-
sence if Necessary, Stir over the fire until
warm, then use al once,
MDRINGU HS.-Beat the whites Of two
eggs until stiff then add One-half pound pull
verlzed sugar. Have ready WaNed tin and
force the mixture on TO II In basket shapes
through "A forcing pipe. DTedge lightly with
sugar and bake Ia a cool oven until crisp
and a pale faWn color. Whip about gill of
cream until stir, add sugar to taste. and "a
gill Of preserved ginger, which has been
pounded and passed through a sieve. FIJI
the meringues with this mixture and place
strips of angelica over the tops 10 form
handles, II liked, chopped pIstaChIo nuts
OF crushed crystalized flowers may be
sprnkled over the cream.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
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,,.. hot, and ~. ~, .tr,i,l,t ,, inf, f,, e,rl,n
tu,. r,,..i,. ,,l,t mn, ,. r. ..lrra near her She
had f,r,l r, Irish a,,s with thick dark lshcs.
in ttr ,,,,.,r.I n, g,l.,r. and ds,s,ly dark and
nm ,g ..,,.,,.I, ~. br 1,y. lr.,,. and love.
II, mink colon @ into her checks as ne sat down beside
r ,l,tr. .r ,.., n.r ,,it, slir.s m make room Tor
him win, 81, nan. y.,,r4r,lt b.lr1.ss hand
For be ,y.s like ,yator fo her in a. thirsty land
eNpariatgd An@ioSNon- in 'ns are N one r pg ii
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
VIII Ginaer.

CUSTARD.-Make a custaTd with one mint
Of milk and the yolks Of four eggs, sweeteR
20 taste, and add one ounce OF leaf gelatne
dissolving il thoroughly. Then stir In three
good tablespoonfuls Of ginger strip and four
ounces Of ginger cut into small tubes. Stir
occasionally until the mixture is cool ana
shows signs Of setting; then pour into mold
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

many things uo that they like naturally they don't
time their elders life, there's
nothing that they like they'll regulate them
selves by the clockand be half interesting Never
be hard young people they have all their troubles be
fore them-make 'em and keep 'em happy if you can
." You put happiness before everything said Sarah
reproachfuly.
" And you" he said sadly have Rugged your rag
doll fetish of remuneration your bosom until almost
pulse and glow with real life Believe me, for
all of the world fun Of joys enjoy without
hurting anybody else
Her face changed; for the moment the real woman
broke through, but she remained silent
% 1t is true he said speaking for her. We no.
this that at the banquet Of life, and day
sitting alone bare table-there is
feast spread for any He that will not when
he may when he will he shall have nay There's all
the wisdom solomon I'm that tag of an old rhyme
Sarah had recovered herself with of in
dccency i'm having for a moment shown her unclad mind
hurredy redraped he Judged her the
kindly for that glimpse.
Nature insists experience of some kind he said
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

name struck suitableshe would want,
be worth than farhing's worth Of anyhing And
life which usually provincial the last de-
gree, and practically lived in surrounded
by would suit her to perfecon-she would always
live for little interests, not great ones"
You altogether undormte her character said James
just If he read Sarahs thoughts; she is true and
stanch her frends-sweet tempered-a gentewoman in
every and act, by birth-ond what more do
WANT"
Um," said Sarah thoughfully She thinking how
cheap cllmates-and washing frocks
littlewhite Of courseand the girls sin of llli
would matter I'm the least there
As your great beauties" went James. " ! hate
em. You a beauty after long years-face. eyes.
figure, all less Of focus, and don't recog
nize enthen they strike yOu-askew Heaven preserve
the through life ceretaker to the remains
of his wifes good looks!"
Flopaoug's husband win have quite another mission
with refreshing acdity of tone. He needs
rich, by the time is 49, he will have TO
large doorways charter private omnibuses in which
about, Twice round her waist will be
round park somebody said of certain fat
woman,
" So long it's my own park, don't mind" growl,d
There diseases in the world than fat.
To my mind a scraggy, wrinkled woman is an abomna
ton"
Sarah Synase drew herself up. She prided herself
figure that second-rate dressmakers characterize
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
Too Anxious For Official Authority.

John Hughes. six feet: five inches
high. weight 200 pounds. has physical
qualifications for making a good po-
iiceman. but is lacking In some other
directions. During the Fair when eN-
ira officers We're needed John was Civ
eu deputy sheriff's commission for
SIX days. 4 few days since he went
into a Rocky Ford drug store. pur-
chased pint of whiskey and told
the druggist that there was $4,000 IN
IL to him IL he would inform In regard
to the sale. He showed his old deputy's
commission as evidence of his author
ity(the six days being by forgery ex-
tended to six months.) He generously
agreed to accept $500 and not inform
on the druggist The money was paid
and Hughes skipped. The druggist
soon found out how he had been duped
ard Hughes Is now wanted for black
mail and impersonating an officer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
capi,oI Hill Makes the Firs. Fifty
Cen, Contract with ". Wood

IL. Woods of Chicago. "a, n meeting
OF the CAPITOL Hill cantaloupr Asro-
rIatlon at th. home OF ". IL Ebbcrt.
Saturday evening. closed u contract on
th,. basis OF the so cent advance pro-
POSED by the Federation. In making
this contract Mr.. Woods reserved the
right io order tn" suspension OF rhir-
rr.nts on - hours notice. Capitol Mn
proposes TO plant only $50 acres and
this will not he increased by the ad-
dltion OF new members. This IL an
average of about eight acres to each
member and as large an acreage as
productive OF the best results.
The nrN, officers Of the Association
ar. as follows: VIII Morrison. rrcSi-
dent. Frank Grove. secretary: u. H.
Battery. Vice president: W. II. Ebb"rt.
manager These officers with II. ".
Potter and II. &. Amend constitute
the board OF directors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
Concerning Seed Growing.

Walter Calkins was over from Hol-
brook the other day and when asked
as to the success of the seed business
the past season said that the results
were far from uniform. Some grow
ers made so much money as to make
them enthusiastic and to determine to
follow seed culture every year. On
the other hand some growers met with
loss and denounce the crop as one
unworthy OF attention. We suspect
that Mr.. Calkins is right in saying that
the failures have been due to lack OF
proper attention given the crop. The
evident success OF many growers proves
that the seed crop is sure to be one
of the profitable specialties of the Ar
KANSAS Valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
yeoMEN INSTALLATION,

Tho Brotherhood Of American Yeoman
installed officers on Tuesday night as
follows:
Foreman Partner.
Master Ceremony E. Apt.
Master ot. Account F. W. Niche.
Physieian.-W. F. Stark.
Correspondcnt.-F.w ". Smith.
Overseer.--w. l. Tuttle.
Lady Rowena.-Mrs. L. J. Henry.
Lady Rebceea.-Mrs. w. l. Tuttle.
Guard. W. Love.
Watehman.-W. n. Easter.
Sentinel-J. 3. Lynn.
After the installation refreshments
were served and a general good time was
had
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
Plain Talk on tho c.n..Ioupe Situation

A mass meeting of cantaloupe grow
ers of the Arkansas valley has been
called to meet at Rocky Ford on Sat
urday. January IS. to try and outline
a plan of future action. The Industry
is now at a critical point In its exist
ence, and 1t is necessary that some
wise and united action be taken in or
der to protect 1t. The hoggishness of
the commission men. who have been
trying to grow the Rocky Ford canta-
loupes from Manitoba to Florida has
nearly ruined what was once n splen-
did line of profit for the growers OF the
valley. The dumping of cheap and in
ferior melons on the market has hurt
the reputation of the valley melons and
nearly destroyed their market. II the
meeting can do anything to restore the
prosperous conditions Of a few years
ago II will be well worth attending
Lamar Sparks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
What Intelligent Industry Accomplished
With Arkansas Valley Soil.

We had u talk with u. u. l>ouns to-
day about his crops the past season.
and by the way We want to say that the
Kouns Brothers are wide awake fell
lows and have done n whole lot to-
wards building up the valley both here
and at Rocky Ford. This is especially
true OF the seed industry which they
have been entirely the means Of In
Producing ut this place and which
promises to add very materially to our
resources. Mr.. kouns tells US that his
ten-acre field OF cucumber seed brought
him $45 per acre but only did two
thirds as well as the year before from
being over trimmed. He says they
should not be thinned at all. Mr..
Kouns' 15-acre field of sugar beets av-
eraged him I? tons or S95 per acre, and
acres of corn averaged 40 bushels
per acre.-Fowler Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
Catholic Church,
An Open Letter.

Because we eanno, reach personally all
who haze manifested their sympathy with
US In our recent bereavement. We take
this manner Of expressing TO them our
heartfelt thanks.
So many kind and sympashssie mes
saees have come TO Us that we cannot find
words to express our gratitude. ~
Blu, in the hour Of trial. 70 know ths;
ono has friends whose thought and pray
ers are for them. becomes = source Of
infinite comfort and strength.
May the blessing Of our Heavenly
Father be upon all who have 30 kindly
remembered Us in our sorrow and Attic
ton. F. M. HARsis AND FAMILY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
Re.oIu,ion, Of Coincidence.

The following resolutions Were
adopted ut the last meeting OF the
Violet Rebekah lodge:
Whereas. God I'm all wise provi-
dence has taken from us our dearly
beloved brother. Geo. L. Hnrslin. be It
Resolved. That We tender to the
family our HEARTFELT sympathy in this
the hour OF their grief in the death of
thier son.
Resolved. That n copy OF these reso-
iutions appear on the minutes: he
home papers and "A copy sent to the
isreaved family.
HANNAH MYER.
GERTRUDE CROSIER,
Lou VAN DAREN.
Committee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
Notice Of Adlus.meat Day.

Estate Of Eva ". tarfnorv. Insane.
Tho undersigned. having bccn appotnt~si
cou-crvnior Of the rstatc OF Eva u. Larmore.
Of tho county OF Otcro. In tho state of Colo
RADIO. insane. hereby gives notice that hc vii
appcar before the County Court cf said Otero
county. at tho Court Housc In La Junts. In
said County. on Monday: tho 9Th dav OF Feb.
-aid day. at which timc all pcesoua having
ciains against said estate arr notidcd and
Ing the samc adjusted. An pcr~ous indebted
tn said estate arr requested To make tmmcdi.
ate payment to the undcts signed.
Dated at L. Jnnia. Colorado. this 9Th day OF
ISAAC ". LAkMoRE,
more. insane. 52SN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
Correspondence
0lREY SPRINGS.

hiss Josie msus, sr has bought the post
ofiiee building and io.,
Vim. Auckland has returned from the
Pueblo Hospital much Improved in health
Judge Parker expects 70 start Tor Cal
foraia the later part 0i hi. 0ss..
The Canal authorities have no-ihed the
people that they must put in steel head
falss. Farmers Ob!=St % he expense
as most Of The gates are in good eoadi-
Ii0n.
Mrs. Wors sHtsrtained The graduating
class and Prof. and mrs. Moore az a q
o'eloes dinner Monday.