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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-07
HYMNS OF A HIGH nuMeer.
Curious Rule Prevails In the EnslIst
Church at Monte Carlo.

~ - "9WAN kaFlos
% A curious fact anent tho service
held In tho English church at Monte
carlo Is that no hymn under thirty.
seven ia ever sung there. The reason
Tor this may not be generally known.
II is as follows:
A member OF tho congregation. n
certain English peer. once went 10
mo rooms on Sunday. Immediately
after tho morning service. and put
the maximum on thlrty.two. the mum.
ber OF the last hymn II turned up.
and tho inspiration" was widely
talked about. as such things are In the
frivolous society OF the principally.
6he next Sunday tho llttlo church
|as crowded and tho last hymn being
low number. an unscemly rush ~
the rooms took place directly II was
Announced. CurIously enough. ,ho
number again turned mp and the bank
was badly hlt
On tho following Sunday tho church
would not hold all the "worshipcrs."
but their intent was frustrated. as
all the hymns were "on tho board"
and have been 20 over since.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-07

jessie shod tears Of vexauon. but
anger dried her oyoB She turned Ia
John with a wIstful little smile ON her
lips.
Take me ont IN your boat. John, "
she said, Lots get ass FAR us We can
from those dreadful people"
IN few minutes the Standlsh bob.
bed saucIly at the landing. and jessie
stepped on board. The wind had
scarcely filled the sail when Morris
same running down the pier. He stop.
ped at he saw the pair In the boat
and glared at them as they glided
away, brute rage showing In every
feature Of his flushed face. His
friends followed and led him back.
Little was said between the two
as the boat moved swiftly along. Each
was busy With thoughts, and both
seemed under the spell Of threatened
trouble, John pointed the boat for
Minots Light and having passed I'm.
side followed the rocky shore. avoid.
Ing the reefs and shoals. which were
10 him as an open book.
Tell me a story, John. or any.
thlng' We're both awmlly stupid TO.
day Don't you think SOP"
~ viii tell you secrot-two
secrets said John, grayoly.
Don't tell me secrets n you wish
them kept. John" laughed Jessie. I'm
u regular telltalo'"
You will keep these secrots-at
least one Of them" replied John. "Tm
going away That's the first secret"
Going away?' echoed Jessie.
"Where, John?"
"Out West-to California"
Going 10 leave Harvard? Going
to California? Surely you're Joking!
What does this mean, John?" The
little face was serious now.
THAT Is the second secret. Jessie"
There was that In his voice and in
bis eyes which thrilled the girl By his |
side. Jessle's soft brown eyes open. .
'd wide then dropped as they met his |
'eryont gaze.
81 am going away, Jessie, because
love you"
The little hand became imprisoned
n a tender clasp. and she listened as
u dream TO the words which clam.
lrcd for her love
'Liston 10 me, jessie listen 10
no." Ills voice was commanding IN
Is cav 4ostnoss. % do not ask you 10
owe no now do not ask YOU 10
.romlsc 10 be my wife. only ask
ou 10 know that love you; 10 know
h'ro is one man who has no thought
thor than your welfare: who cher
shes no ambition other than TO see
ou showorod with AN the blessings
nd tonors which God can grant 10 a
GOD Ne'0an. Tbat Is my love, Jes.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-07
SOME SIMPLE DISHES.

Breakfast Toast Cut rather thin
slices Of bread into two or three
pieces. Put these into the oven and
let them bake very slowly Tor two or
three hours. or until Of a golden color
and crisp throughout This is an ex.
Ccllont substitute for breads and much
moro wholesome. Il is delicious served
with cocDanut or dairy cream or but.
ter.
coeoanut Cream Cut fresh cocoa.
nut into thin slices and grind the nut
very fine In a chopper or some strong
hand mill. II nothing of this sort Is
available, the cocoanut may be grated
10 each cup Of the prepared nut add
one cup Of hot water, stirring and
heating with spoon 10 extract as
much Of the Juice as possible. Drain
on the liquid and add a similar guam.
tity Of hot water and, after beating
alain very thoroughly, strain through
"a cloth or very fine sieve. pressing
out all the liquid possible This may
be used az once as substitute for
milk, 10 be eaton with rice or other
grains or 10 prepare puddIngs or
sauces. II is excellent served with
rrunoac flakes or eaten with zwle.
beck n placed uu tho ice for few
hour the cream v'll rise 20 the ton
and may Dee taken n making a pure
.ocuuuUt butter
Strawberry Egg.nog Beat The yolk
md white OF one egg separately. and
10 each add one tedspoopful of sugar.
10 the yolE add one tolspoonfuI of
omon Juice ald two tablcspoonfuIs
'i strawberry Juice stir iu the white.
enyIng enough 20 servo ls merlnguo
or the Ton
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-07

Joseph NJ, Edwards who travels for
Baltimore dry gods house. told tho
following at the Grand the other even.
Ing.
In Baltimore there's an old bacho.
Tor I'm acquainted with who's biz OF
vii In his way he lives. or rather
dld, before the fire, as II burned him
out, In a very dilapIdatod house. and
DIE rooms were always ia great dlsor.
der.
Why don't you get marrloL?" /
said TO him one day Then you
would have some one 10 keep the
place tidy and make lt homellkc'
The fact rs, I've never thought Of
&c. he replied but 10 seems quite fsas.
IDLE that a better half would want
better quarters
Since the FIRE ! have not seen tho
old fellow, and no one seems 10 know
Of his present whereabouts. New
York Globe
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-07
CHILDREN AFFECTED.
BY Mothers Food and Drink.

Many babies have been launched into
life with constitutions weakened by
disease taken In with their mothers
milk. Mothers cannot be too careful
as to the food they use while nursing
their babes, The experience OF a
Kansas City mother Is case In
point:
u was n great coffee drlnkor from
child, and thought could not eat
meal without H. But found At last II
was doing me harm. For years I had
been troubled with dizziness. spots bo.
fore my eyes and pain IN my heart,
TO which was added two years ago.
chronic sour stomach The baby was
born z months ago, and almost from
the beginning, IL, too. suffered from
sour stomach. She was taking It
from me!
In my distress consulted a friend
or more experience than mine. and
she told me to quit coffee. that coffee
did not make good milk have since
ascertained that It really dries up the
milk.
so, | quit coffee, and tried tea and
at last cocoa, But they did not agree
with me, Then I turned to Postum
Coffee with the happiest results. II
proved TO be the very thing needed
II not only agreed perfectly with baby
and myself, but It increased the flow
OF my milk My husband then quit
conco and used Postum. quickly got
well OF the dyspepsia with which he
had been troubled no longer suffer |
from the dizziness blind spells, pain
In my heart or sour stomach. Post. |
um has cured them
"Now we all drink Postum from my |
husband 10 my seven months old |
baby II has proved to be the best |
hot drink We have ever used. We |
would not give mp Postum for the best
coffee We ever drank. Name given
by Postum Co, Battle Creek. Mich.
There's a reason
Get the little hook The Road ID
Wellyilio' In each pkg
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-07

Thee abnormal fear Of tuberculosis
which haunts 80 many minds rs bred
~ Ignorance The awful results az
the white terror" have IMPRESSED
themselves upon an, but as with tho
ahorIgIno whom he first encountered
the RunboarIng explorer the reason
why is hidden. The native hoard the
gun speak and saw hls brother fail
Tho sudden death terrified him He
dld not stop 10 Inquire the cause. He
fed In AFFECT fear
To-day the rnyarcs OF tuberculosis
are stupondors. Are you lnqulrInr
into the why or are you trembling
lest n seize you? Are you trying to
dodge an inscrutablo foe. or arc Won
studying 10 give intelligent battlo7
The tenement dwollor says. u can not
escape the plague. will await NV
turn" The son or brother Of con.
sumptIyc says 1T Is In tho family
! must suffer the same death" The
weakened victim Of intomporance or
neglect Of vital laws says: MY con.
stltutlon In wrcckod-f am no match
for this relentless foe"
Or Knopf asks and answers the
following pertinent query: "Who are
the individuals who must be partlcu.
larly careful so as not 10 be attacked
by the almost ever present uborclo
bacillus
There arc four classes First those
Who have n hereditary prodsposlflon
fO consumption secondly those ,yIo .
have weakened their system and tbus
prodispofod themselves 10 consump.
ton by the Incorporate use OF alco. f.
holIc beverages hy q diHsIpatcd lIfo .
by oNcosses Of an kinds ofc.: thirdly .
those whose constitution has boon
weakened through disease. fourthly
.hoee waoso occupations. trades or
professions, such as printing hat max.
ng tailoring weaving and AN occn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-07

Miss Mary - Robinson OF rItHburg.
Pa. rs the richest woman evangelist.
She ls the niece of John q. Robinson.
."relary Of the pIlHwrg and Lake
Erie railway, bias o. l0rIuua of $500
600 IN her own right and owns one OF
iH' most nWuuu homes Zoo tho
smoky city She Is young, pretty and
has such a glorious voice that am Inn
prD'ario offered her $4,000 a year 10
sing I'm public She has decided 10
enter the field of evangelical work
and devote her lIfr 10 teaching tho
moral law and trying TO save sinners
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-07


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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-07

Tho Chinese are turning to small
Foreign novelties and notions. such as
small hand mirrors. belt buckles,
combs, hair brushes. beads OF many
varieties. and glass novelties gener.
ally The goods OF this sort thoy buy
are cheap and generally gaudy and
poor,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-07

Nature abhors a vacuum. There IA
no unoccupied space In the body; and
to render any part Of II smaller than
nature designed. is 10 cause the or.
gans occupying that part 10 diminish
In size. or 10 crowd together. one upon
another In either case, natures proc.
osses are sadly intorrupted-C u.
Hastings. NJ ID.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-07
CHAPTER NINE.

John felt the touch Of hand on hls
shoulder and turning quickly. faced
sam Rounds
FER Gods sake. git outer here,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07
THE SPIDERS WEE.
HoNS to Male SnbhtIiuie Foe the
Christmns Tree.


The Christmas tree has by no means
passed tho day OF its usefulness, and
let us hope iha; ii never mag do SO.
hut Il variety Is sometimes desirable at
Christmas Cme Is we'll as ut other
times, and To get IL the spiders web
may he substituted for the tree. SAYS
The Ripley Uud.) Journal.
The way al arranging ii Ia to have q
large SPIDER made -! wire and other
material suspended from the ceiling or
attached Ia the wall To ilia are
brought nninher of reels or spindlcR,
one or IHorc Tor each person 81 lie re
!ncinbcrGi. Each spindle should CON
tain different colored string or rib.
bon. ana these nrr then threaded In q
aeWiidecinG maze through Tie fura-
turc, from room 10 room. NJ and down
stairs. and then at The Tar aod Of lie
ribbon is the present.
10 secure the present the child Inus;
follow tho wlndngs OF the r!hDon wher-
ever ii may lead until thc gilt liz ar.
rived at ana claimed. Such plan Is
productive Of much Innocent aIn,:..t..
mcnt, and the surprise nj the ecd OF
The rihh0n Is all tile more appreciated
for the search Il has taken 10 find ii.
For Christmas house parties, ellie.
for children or fer grownupg. the
scheme Will add much 10 the pleasure
nf the orcGsion and VIII serve rs a
means Of getting all present better ac-
Quaintc,,.
When Tho sons and daughters ana
grandchildrcn rcnrn to the Old home
for the holiday season y spiders web
will add to lie mcrrimcrt Of the sna.
EDU
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07

BE carciu! IN selecting a goose for
Christmas 10 get young one, Gs obi
ones ara very tough and require spc-
ella! cooking 70 make them III 20 eat
The young goose can be distinguished.
by its soft yellow legs. which Hre cover.
ell with down. while those CT ~ old
goose are Of n reddish color ana have
long hairs on Them. After the goose ia
properly drawn wipe It inside ard out
with n damp cloth ard iii 1t with mis-
etnfing: Boil and mash three or four
potatoes and fonr good sized Onions:
add while nil Is hot q tablespoonful OF
butter end two of milk. two teaspoon.
f'lis OF powdered sage, a tablespoonful
OF sweet niarioram. one Of salt. Il good
teaspOonful Of pepper and the beaten
yolk OF one cog. Sew mp the opening
aud truss. Allow twenty-five minutes
10 every pound when roastng and
basic every ten minutes. meanwhile
stew the sibicls for the gravy. Serve
good gravy in one tnreca ana apple
sauce IN another.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07

For The Christmas tree popcorn balls
make a very pretty decoration. IN II
quart Of water dissolve ouc-quarscr
pound Of sugar and four drains Of Gunl
arabic. Boil for about ciclAc minutes.
Cut some Spilnts from Il new broon,.
wash them thoroughly ana lie then.
together to form a small brush. I!ay.
Ing previously popped the corn an1
kept IL hot. sprinkle the sugar mixture
over it Willie evenly spread out IN 3
dish. Continue sprinkling and mixing
unit! the entire mass of popcorn IN
comes quite sticky. Then butter YONG
hnGers and mold il into balls OF yari0us
sizes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07

will 10 all in our power to handle
every advertisement 10 satisfactory
manner. We cannot absolutely guar
antee 10 DO this unless copy is fur
nished today or tomorrow. II we
fnd that the advertising patronage
threatens to SHRIMP o7U mGha1ical
force We viii ne compelled 10 give
our regular patron3 the preference
and deal with the other friends WAC
wish 10 assist in making the ell
ton & succcrs ia the order in when
their advertisements are received.
It t. 10 the Interest Of the advcr
u5cr aa well as to The publIsier 10
have an advertising copy in hand
in time fer It 10 be properly handled.
ii yon would avoid ina incvitnbIc re-
7nlt or rush work on your an
nouncement in Sundays papor. hear
IN mimi that just three working tavH
Intervene between now and the time
when n large proportion or the cdi
don must go TO proGG. 4 telephone
.n"s5aGc 10 the burinoGT Office Of
tho Daily Press viii nul you IN
tonch witt, TIE advertising manager
who stands ready 10 quote rates ana
r"nder such assistance "a hc Inrs
in arranging the details o. he bust.
ncre.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07
How TO Make a Christmas xox.,,x

a pretty novelty for the Christmas
table or for the tree is known as the
surprise stocking. The stockings nre
Inade OF transparent net OF various col
ors and arc filled with candy and smal;
articles Of no great value wrapped and
rihboncd or left uncovered. as tic taste
dictates. y great deal of fun may be
lad with these stockings. the special
iolh.cs and fancies OF each member OF
she family or guest being easily bur.
iesqucd In the little gifts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07
& Clever SiINnr Gil

A clever little Christmas gill Pr the
WOMAN who pridcs herself OH hayin"
her silver iUSt 80, YET who Hnds il nee
cesary to have il polished every li;nc
she brings it ont from her treasure
chest (which usually happens To he y
drawer. i Il set of canton ..anno,
cases. jewellers usually provide eases
with Scis al silver, bUt thC b,X cases
aren't tie satisfactory ones in point Of
keeping The contents bright. Canton
flannel comes IN Il soft. fine Vnliiy
than has nap rn both sides and in the
irctiicst cOlbrS crimson amt robins
egg h!Uc ana sea green. Iic:n Il square
Oh tile material at both ends and told
ono end NJ t" exactly tho middle OF ihc
square. At regular intervals stitch Il
INTO divisions, mailing room ior twelve
spoons OF FORKS, or, with The larger
spoons, tor six. Two VIM shape bis
should hc stitched on, one on each side
Of This ioWcr side. and piece nt tapc
Ut 81 ribbon matching in color tackled
~ 10 one edge. Each TING the silver
has been washed and @.Dc,, it should
be given an extra littlc rub aud nut
away, each in its compartment, and
The case rolled UP, the laps laid over
by way Of cxirn protection against III.
sidions dampresS and the TAPES tied 10
keep the covers in pace. II such case,
are used therein I've practically no tar.
nishinG ~ yonr silver. These cases
can be made pretty In spite oi the yath.
cr prosaic service they are 10 he put to
and set on their contents mo3t rfrcc.
lively.
Rates 20 be Discussed.
tEy Associated Prees.)
ATLANTA, GA. Dec. G.--Thc Ceor-
sia railroad Commission meets here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07
Contractors:
Proposals ara Invited for
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
OF tho
J Jamestown
Exposition
Company.
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

Sealed proposal7 for the above hul!1.
Ing Will be received up to D. m. Setur.
day. December 10th. 1905, in accord.
onoo With the plans and specifications
prepared for tie Harnc by the aasoci-
atH,i architects and eRs,neera oc tho
JRmostown NgFosl!ion Company.
Drawings and specifications may ho
obtained on application to the asso-
cia'cd architects and engineers, third
l!oor, now Century building. Norfolk,
W.. Oh the following conditlou0:
Each bidder is to deposit certified
check payable 10 the jamestown En-
position Company in tho amount az
twenty-five dollars (s25.00) for each
set Of plans ana specifications he dc.
siFcs. This check will be returned
when the plans and specifications
arc returned. One set OF plans and
"7"ciGcation9 for five (5) days usc
will be- supplied without charge.
Tho exclusive use OF one set. o: any
additional number offsets, for the eX-
ciHsiTe use fer tho entire period o.
bidding vii! be ut tho price Of ten dol
lars t$l000) for ench set so used
This ten dollars for each SGT n to he
paid IN advance.
y certified checi, for 100000, three
thouHand dollars. payable to tho
jamestown Exposition Company must
accompany each hid. Bonds ~ set
forth in deteii in tho specifications
must DO furnished by the successful
Bidder.
The right 70 reject any and ill bids
Is reserved. 1o-l.lat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER :. 1905.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SAILORS.

In hl9 report to the President, Sec
rotary OF the Navy Donaparte takes
M In detail he ease of The Ports.
mouth navy yard workman who was
dismissed because he ana his wife
refused 20 accommodates m culistcd
sailor aad his wife after agreeing 10
accept them rs hnardcrG. objection
being made 10 tho naval uniform. ~
commenting upon the removal OF Mir
Jones from his position in Tic navy
yard ana In suggesting drastic ac-
tl0n To overcome alleged uujust dis.
elimination against the American
jacklcs, secretary Donapartc has this
To say:
TIE uniform OF IN American sail
or is universally recognized as not
only decorons bnt picturesque. and la
frequently Initiated in the cnstumcs
nj children ana young women. The
objection Oh Tho part OF the dis
missed enploye or his WHO 10 its
ugc hy 2 person who should live in
their house evidently arose not from
any prejudice against tho dress. but
from the unfountlcd and calun1inouB
notion, unfortunately not confined 10
them. TINT q sailor on shore is pro-
Gumptivcly dlsordcrly and drunken
individual ant a lit associate for
rowdic5 and prostitutes. need not
discuss whether there ever was any
-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07

\ Cloy'land tramp. sentenced to The
worhhoua", was forced 10 tako hath
tho first, according to his own CON
icsSion, in ave ycara. He Immediate
Is wont insane. which shows that
The germ Of hydrophobia Is not tho
only thing brought ont ~ contact
with water.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07
How 90 Wa.h Currnn1..

When washing the curranta for
mince meat ana the Christmas pud.
ding. bear in mind that if left at all
damp they cause heaviness, and If they
are dried in hurry before quick IRE
their favor Is spoiled
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07
MIR. ADVERTISER: PLEASE GET
YOUR COPY m.

The Christmas edition Of tho Daily
Press viii be issued next Sunday
From present Indications tho adyo:.
tising patronage Tor that day will
seriously tax the mechanical facili.
ties Of the composing room of this
establishment. or course, there IS
a limit To everything and while We
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07

While comforting The Order of
Morit On Field Marshal Oynma and
admiral Togo, King Edward consid-
a,cly forhcarG to bcsinw the Order of
D"m"rit on Generals Stocsscl,, Line
witch and revoral others who partici
patcd in the same interesting con
iict.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07
tftiL sCBSCR} fTto&a.

TELEPHONE NUM- aEl3s.
Editorial Rooms. Pell Phone No Al
HusinesP Office. Hell Phone No. 1871
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M omDloye az tho Ds.iy Press Com
pany Ia authorized 90 contract any o..
iigatlcn IN Tho name or tho company.
or To make purchases IN tho name of
the came EXCEPT upon orders signed by
the PUBLISHER OF TIE DAILY
PRESS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07
Rates 20 be Discussed.

Wy NH.OtIII'u IFl'.S.J
ATLANTA, GA. Dec. G.--Thc Ceor-
sia railroad Commission meets here
tomorrow TO Discuss rates.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-07

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