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The Washington times., 1905-12-17
Plum Pudding-@JOhn Bulls Own.

one pound OF suet, one pound Of Urht
Drown sugar, one pound of curranrs ona
pound or raisins. one pound Of sultana
ralSins, one pound of mixed candtaI
peel one-half pound of bread-crumbs
one-hah pound Of -four. one teaspoonfui
OF salt, one teaspoonful Of mixed spices
eiSht eggs one-quarter pint of brandy
Stone the raisins, chop the suet fin.
and mince the peel. Mix in the follow
ing order; Flour, salt, spice. sugar.
raisins, peel. bread-crumbs. sultanaa
and currants. Seat the eggs ten min
utes; add the brandy 10 them. and Dour
over the mass; stir until thoro,,rbIv
mixed; butter a mold, MI 1t. cover ma
boil thirteen hours
NJ A NJ. CMassachpsettsA
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Told By the Cheeks.

Hollows and depressions in The r,o.
are signs Of weakness. and no execution
is TO be made in reading the cbaract.,
indications of the cheeks.
Inc mature woman with youthful.
round cheeks is usually of cheerfIIl
haPpy nature. She may not always De
deeply intellectual. but she is neva,
mean. and is not afflicted with nerves
on the other hand. the long. narrow.
INN cheek is often marked character.
lstlc OF the man or woman who is al
ways looking for the worst Very fun
cheeks that owe their rOunduess TO a
development of the bOny structure in
dicate long life. SAYS Woman's f-
Ihe hcspitaole cheek is round sl4 rl-f
IN the lower part. The subject is --s-.r
most charming hostess, and / -..-sz
so happy as when entertain
friends High cheek bones do > os
necessity betOken a wicked and
cious nature. though there is alf
universal superstition TO this err
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
A NEW TAB0URET

A new tabOuret does away with the
danger Of toppling plants and all over
In an ignominious heap so noticea bic
with the usual kind. This is low and
broad. and furnished with strong, short
legs, which are joined with strong sup
ports-the tabOurets being round per
mitting their introduction in an unusual
way.
over the round top are slipped metal
hoops. which are riveted firmly TO each
leg. Two hoops are enough 20 relieve
all the strain that tends 10 weaken the
supports.
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For COloring With Catechu.

For ten pounds of goods allow two
pounds of catechu dissolved in warm
water; cool with cold water: add one
tablespoonful Of alum. Put In the goods
Keep hot two hours; take from the fire
and let il stand over night. In the
morning take goods out and drain.
Prepare liquid of eight ounces OF
bichromate Of potash dissolved In hot
water; put in the goods and keep at
scaiding heat one hour Then remove
goods. drain. and rinse.
If different shades Of brown are de-
sired. let the goods stay in the catechu
a shorter time for light shades
E G. NJ marion, Iowa..
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christmas Dinner Suggestions
What to Serve With PouItrv.

Chlcken. Roast-Bread sauce and
brown gravy or espagnol sauce. toasted
Daeon. brown chestnut sauce.
Chlcken, Boiled-YeIoute or egg sauce.
toasted bacon.
chicken. Grilled-Tartare sauce. water
eress sprinkled with a little oil and
1arTaEOn vinegar
DUCK. Roast-Sage and onion stufirg.
"ro"h gravy. orange sauce or salad.
green peas.
Goose. Roast-Apple sauce. boiled
SFoatS' sage. and onion stufEns. thick
brown gravy.
urkey- Roast-Stuffed with sausage
iiit'it or veal or chestnut stuffing. oyster
oI cranberry sauce. puree OF chest
nuts. fried sausages.
turkey Boiled-Celery sauce s+,Af
haid niin sausage meat. garnish with little
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
Suet Pudding.

one and oHe-half cups OF flour. one
cup Of suet, one cup Of sugar one cIn
or grated potatoes, one cup of grated
carrots two cups of raisins, one cup of
cltIoh' one teaspoonful of soda in one
I'd aolespoonful OF water. one tablespoon
ul Oh molasses. all kinds Of spices. Mix
me 1ruit and spices with the -four: add
the carrots and potatoes. Drain off the
water from the potatoes. as it viii be
100 Wet Last of all put into the suet
pinch Of salt. Steam fully three hours
B. T. o wisconsin,.
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Sugar Candy (Plain).

Six cups of white sugar, one-haIf Gun
OF butter. two tablespoonfuls ta of vine
gar. one-half teaspoonful of soda. one
cup OF cold water; vanilla havoring
Pour water and vinegar upon the SUI
gar and let them stand without stirring
uhuI the sugar is melted. Set over th,
hTe and boil fast until it ropes" Put
In the butter. boil hard two minutes
longer. add the dry soda, stir it i'm and
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Vanilla Candy.

SIX pounds Of best white sugar three
teaspoonfuls Of vanilla extract. one tea
spoonful OF soda, three cups Of clear
water
i"ur the water over the sugar. and.
men hea;iy dissolved, set It over the
fire and bring it to a boil. Stew steadily
until il hardens I'm cold water stir in
the vanilla. boil one minute. ada The DIV
soda, stirring in well. and instantly
Inih 1IiI out upon broad. shallow dishes
Pun az soon as you can handle it into
IoHg, white ropes. and cut into lengths
when brittle
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Fg6ieSs Fruit Cake.

One and one-fourth pounds OF -four.
one-haIf cup of molasses, one pound Of
brown sugar. One-haf cup of currant
Jelly. one pound of butter. one-haIf
pound of shelled almonds, one-half
pound of raisins, two gilIs Of brandy.
two pounds of currants, one gill Of
brown sherry or currant wine, one-haIf
pound of citron, one-half pound of can
died lemon peel, one-haIf pound of figs
one-half teaspoonfuI each of cloves
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

am sorry the knitting machines are
so expensive. ! thought II I could get
one and learn TO use Il. | could go on
faster. but / shall have TO wait until
my purse takes on a wealthy mood ."
/ find / can get all the Jobs Tears''
want now. and / have made a number
of strings and given them out 10 the
Worried Mothers" whose babies have
colds. j am just through mothorinr a
baby for two months whose mother had
TO go 20 the hospital FOR an operation T
never could understand how anybody
can be cruel to the little helpless tbjnps
My heart goes out TO them
Will send in my way OF making soan
save any kind OF scrap Arease until I
nave two tomato cans fun; then / set
them on the stove to melt the grease
Then | put a can OF patent Iye In a stone
crock. pour one quart of cold water
upon ii; stir until the lye is dissolved
strain the grease into this and stir
ABOUT three minutes. or until II begins
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
uu> LUSHED warmth within; without
white cold.

Hu> LUSHED warmth within; without,
white cold
M In library chamber vast and old,
J. basking in the fragrant red
BY logs of birch and cedar fed
SO still the night-heard, toll on toll,
The distant befry call to soul
Belated, or dstraught with sin,
To pray the holy Christmas in.
From carven mantel, grim and brown
The Virgin and her Son looked down;
At right and left knelt martyr-saint;
Tulips and roses, fashioned quaint
Bloomed at their feet, and cherubs' ewes
Surveyed them with glad surprise
Vast midnight bell
That wrought the spell,
Or incensed glow
That, Pickering slow,
Showed caravan shapes instinct with life7
While, breaking forth in tuneful strife.
Like fall of streams and hymn of birds.
Weird music throbbed and scared in words
(The while the far-off rhythmic beat
OF lowered bell chimed low and sweet
The story of the ages grew
Tales of the tempted and the true;
OF vanquished Self and Vice withstood.
And Evil beaten down by Good;
How saints had lived; how MARTYRS died
By sword and rack, and scourge, and tide;
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

one gallon OF fresh rain water On.
piht OF mo,esses (sorghum). one good-
sized piece OF brown paper spread Utth
sour yeast Cover. Set in the SIN or
Where II is warm. and stir occasionaUy,
until II tastes right. In summer II viii
De ready in two or three weeks
J. w. S iowa Cit,,.
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Housewives Exchange
Talks With Members Gathered
Around the Council Table

Our serial today is the conclusion of
the talk begun last week by one who
writes herself down as THE Mothers
Friend" The small economies she ad-
vises may seem homely TO those who
value a dollar at one hundred cents
and expect nothing more of IL. To the
many-alas. how many-for whom IL
must do the work of one hundred and
nrty cents, the devices and contrivances
will be useful and welcome.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
RECIPES BY MARION HARLAND

cinnamon. and mace, one grated nut-
meg. TWO even teaSpOOnfuls OF soda.
ralsins must be seeded, almonds blaneh-
eo and pounded fine, figs, citron. ana
lemon peel cut into strips. To have tn.
cake dark. brown the -four. Pour into
weH-papered and buttered tins and baxs
IN slow oven for tour hours. Cream
butter. sugar, and nolasses and beat an
Ions and hard.
NJ. J. a CWyoming. y "
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RECIPES FOR CANDY MAKERS

take at once from the fire. Flavor when
II ceases to effcrvesce.
Turn out upon creased dishes and pull
with the tips OF your fingers until white.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Without consulting the donor Of the
much-sought-for recipe for self-propa-
eating yeast, ! take IT upon myself To
say that the same quantity is to be used
at baking as with any other kind
For two quarts Of -four. four table
spoonfuls Of really good yeast should
suffice. Try the strength Of your self
maker in small baking. and grade II
proportionately for a larger
VIII Mrs. A. ID. McC" say II l am
right
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Will "Mrs. A. D. Nice" Answer?

In the School for Housekeepers lately
there was recipe from a. ID. Nice. -
for self-making yeast. but there was no
direction as TO the quantity one should
use Tor loaf. VIII you kindly ask the
LADY TO tell US? / will thank you in
advance for the courtesy both for my
self and other housewives.
MRS. j. b. CLEAR Lake. Iowal.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

to look white. If stirred too much II
VIII separate II is hard. white and
smooth Il. +. o. C,dgerton. Wis)
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
"Job's Tears" Again.

Seeing from time to time letters ahout
JOBS Tears" asking where the seed
eouId be obtained. take pleasure in
saying that I have an abundant oror
this year. and VIII send seed-as Ione
as they last-to anyone who Will send
me enough money to cover cost OF
mailing. etc
G. +. c. Of Drt Dodge, Iowa..
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

out "T.'s' letter and file It away for
future use?
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
Ny Way of Making Soap.

Another continued story" held over
from last week for want Of space. is
from a welI-known member of our Fed
Grafton Of Housewives.
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To Mend an Embroidered Petticoat.

ms is my first appearance in the
give and take" Of your wonder
tui constituency, although / have been
an interested reader and have obtained
niuch valuable Information for many
moons Here are a few suggestions.
l. To mend a pettlcoat that has the
embroidered ruffie worn and ragged
about the edge. cut on the worn part
neatly and stitch on a new piece of
eoSing tEis can always be picked I'D
on the bargain counter for = few cents)
OK the width TO make the desired length.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
To Householders and Gardeners.

Ny neighbor, Mr.. S. practical
trained gardener OF long experience
has splendid lawn, with sandy slIbsoiI
surrounding his residence. kept I'm the
line condition that is attained alone nv
intelligent, trained. professional care.
Last summer ants began dotting the
surface with little heaps Of soil. increas-
ing so rapidly that complete destruc-
uon OF the lawn was feared Mir. S
using an ordinary oil can, with taper
ing nozzle and spring bottom. injected
ABOUT teaspoOnful OF kerosene oil into
the hole in the center Of each ant hean
Not an ant has been seen since. no
more ant heaps have been made ana
apparently the grass is uninjured. We
do not know that the curse is perma-
nent. though we think 1t is.
II (rb{caynA
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I. CChicago).

II this remedy for the nuisance "r."
describes may be thought unreasonable
10 our Northern and Western readers.
DE IL remembered that in our Southern
territory ants hibernate for n few weeks
ana awake to renewed activity before
the nominal winter has gone.
WIZ gardeners and householders clip
The Washington times., 1905-12-17


Had clasped the stake in rapt embrace
And evermOre,
And 'er and Ger
Angelic tongues
Blended the songs.
Harmonious pillows of one sea
This have we done, dear Christ. for. Tbeer,,
Now far and faint, now near and clear
All hail to Theel o Christ most dearr'
The bell made answer straight and strange:
On chime and voicings fell change,
From age-browned oak on me were bent
Regards of griefful wonderment.
And thou? and thou2
Art silent nOwl
For sun and showers
For fruit and flowers.
For watch and ward by night and dav.
For dangers 'scaped in darksome wav.
FOR hourly grace and passion reined:
Foes reconciled and friends retained;
+ or ransom paid and debt forgiven;
For love and life and hope of heaven
Hast thou no need of praise to bring9,'
And thoul And thoug'' The voiced ring
otlli calls my humble soul to prayer,
While flares and falls the perfumed glare
On carved saint and child divine
Io me, this Christmas tide, Shrinel
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

We hope-smilingly-tha our merry
correspondent was tempted 10 nut "rec.
ipes and reaches" I'm the same categor,,
by the alliterative Jingle. or bv n IiIino
Tor contrasting strong opposites. In anv
sase, We who write recipes can forgive
nnuch 10 one with so lively a sense ~
hunnor and such felicity Of expression
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A Merry Correspondent.

WIN you let n newcomer express her
appreciation for the many helpful sug-
gestions you make, and hope that YOU
and the contributors may live long and
be happy I'm spite Of the caviis OF lively
young girls and single men? What right
nave they TO peep into our page? Don't
they realize that the Beauty Column
and the Market Reports are more suit
able to their age and sex? Do / sit me
down and write 10 the funny man that
the color I'm the supplement ofrends nv
esthetic taste. or to the market man,
tnat am tired of grain and cattle. and
vii he kindly substitute bounets and
pins? Indeed. noi Having reached an
age when recipes and reaches are vital
eonfine my attention to them.
also send the vinegar recipe asked
Tor. II Is one a dear. old-fashioned aun-
lie mas used for years. She USUALLY
made IL I'm a five-gallon crock lar and
lied cloth over the top.
j. w. S. iowa City. Iowa.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

/ hold the writer's address.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
Homemade Yinenar

NJ. j a Cwyoming, n. u
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12


Judges-I.eoa Allard, Daniel Ballin
ger, 8. g. Conery.
Polling Placer Allard school House
Dist. No. Is.
RICHxAND TOWNSHIP.
Judges@Wm. Sayles. e. G. Smoyer,
ole Lawrence,
Polling Place Dicaerson Hall, Rich
land.
The following names we're drawn by
The county commissioners 10 Gil the
jury box:
Alceater Township al. n. Warner,
VIM. Fosburg, g 3. Halladay. Charley
Tunnel.
Pie Springs Township George Bel.
kew
virginia Township -Chas. d. John.
son.
Alcester rowa q. 4. Abeel. i. W.
sedgmick.
Elk Point CITY Geo. Hasson, Thos
futile.
Sioux Valley Township - Chris.
ssaeuholdt, RI. n. st0uleuherg.
Splnk Township 3. w. Gardner, d.
Simonson.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12
THE PRICEMAkERS'
W. g. u. CO.
l. NJ GRILL President Elk Point souu' Dakoa

Never has there been SO
many bargains crowded
under one roof as we are
able to offer you this week.
Three big stores tell it all.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

These prices are the result
Of Mr.. Crill's ten days
among the 1O-story whole.
sale houses Of Minneapolis,
st. Paul and Chicago.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

Over 1000 skirts and shirt
waists in our store this
week. Salch purchases tell
why we can make the prices
that we quote.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

various real estate and tax sale GER
tificates against lot six l6). block twenty
one (2l), Weston and Hoffnan's adj
dition to the city OF Elk Point, South
Dakota and personal taxes against Ida
E. Harier, the owner n said lot, there
fore, be 1t
ResOlued, that won paymentof fifteen
dollars (sI5 O01oy Ida p. Harter, the
county treas1rer be and is hereby in
structed Dfnake an assignment OF all
outstap1ng certificates OF tax sale
agairst said described real estate to
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

petition was taken up and no one ap.
psaring In support thereof and DR..
Nell ~ agent for Mary E. Neil, the
owner Of land affected BY said proposed
ditch appearing in opposition thereto,
and NO satisfactory conclusion having
bsen reached. therefore, be ii
Resolved, that an adjournment OF
said hearing be and Is hereby taken to
the 9th day Of November, 1905, at 10
o'clock A. M., when all parties inter-
ested may appear and be present at
said hearing.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12
Are We the PriCemakers?

Read our ads each week
and note the remarkable
quotations made. Every
thing just as advertised.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12
Up Stairs Department


Do not fail to visit our up
stairs department this week
nearly everything you
need for winter will be
found in this up to date
department. of our store
and remember we save you
money on everything you
buy in this department.
Every day in October a sale
day at this store.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

Res0lUtd, that said poll tax OF 81 90
or the year 1908 be stricken from 1.-The
tax lists.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12
Every Cloak

III our store is an up to date
garment
MI old garments carried
over from last season what
ever
Every garment of the most
stylish make and fit
Our prices, will We expect
10 save You LOO To 800
on every garment.
DO not fail to attend this
great opening sale aud see
for yourself the many bar
gains we have to offer. We
are certain that you will
re pleased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

Whereas, now On this 9Th day of Oct.
the day set for the hearing al the
Matthias Schon ditch petition for 4
ditch in Virginia township, The said
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12
Souvenirs

To every lady visiting our
upstairs cloak and skirt
department during Satur-
day or Monday we will pre-
seut a beautiful printed
pillow top with back at
tached, as a grateful &C.
acknowledgements Of your
kind visit to our store.
We will be pleased to make
yon very welcome.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

Emmett Township Richard Ronsn
G. II. Rowley, Bennett FLEECE.
Prairie Township. w. Steadmar
] Al. Landeen.
| Elk Point Township simon Trudo
Jens Krough, Fred Chaussee.
Second COMMISSIONER District e
e. Holland, Peter Springfield.
Brule Township Gabriel Gunderson
First Commissioners District ID
Patten, Jos. Yerter, Marith Rosen
baum, 9. r. Laflur, %. w. Geary.
Whereas, Henry Schneiderheinze has
made aflidavitt that he was erroneously
assessed with y dog tax oil sl.OO Tor the
year 1904 for the reason that he did
not own or harbor q dog In said year
and having paid said dog tax Of sl.00,
therefore be Ii
Rssoeed, that rebuilding warrant OF
sl.0o be issued TO Henry Schneider
heinza for said year.
Wtsreas, 4. e. Larson has made
affidavit that be was enormously as
sessed With school poll tax of 800
for The year 1903 FOR The reason that he
vas not twenig-one years OF age In
said year, shereIors be ii
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

Whereas, w. A. Fillmore has made
affidavit that he was enormously as
sessed With enc COW and two hogs for
The year 1904 and that he did not own
the said property for said year and the
taxes on the same amounts to sl.lS,
therefore be Il
Resolved, that said tax OF Sl.lS be-
stricken from the tax lists for the year
1904
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

Our Grocery Department
is the pride of this store.
We make it a point to car
ry the very best and to have
the things that you want.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

On motion, board adjourned 10 meet
on Wednesday, the 4th day Of October,
1905
Attest:
CHAs. s. HARTER, w. w. MAIN
County Auditor, Chairman.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

Never before was there such
aconvincing demonstration
Of the policy of this big
mercantile company to
Hand the good things along
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12
Special Features

Saturday morning at 500
o'clock we will place on sale
900 beautiful framed pic.
lures, each covered with
glass pictures which sell
everywhere from 25c to Doc,
at the rediculonsly low
price Of, each
SC
One only to O. customer
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

Whereas, there il now outstandinl
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12

Continued to page three.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12
I've Big Specials


For one week only, We
bought under the hammer
at Chicago 100 Kersey
Jackets beaver trimmed,
worth 1000, listed by Chi
cago catalogue houses at
7.98 wholesale, that we will
sell special at $2.0S, a
price hardly paying for the
beaver trimmed collar.
100 Golf Caps worth up to
500, just the thing for the
children to wear to school,
your choice all week,
$l.98
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-12
Ak SHOWING COMMENCES NEXT SATUR
Happy Housewives

Auppy AAUuouWlHL0
Nothing makes a woman
more happy than nice white
flaky bread
Toshow the housewife and
maker of bread the road
to real happiness we will
on next Monday present to
each family represented at
our store a neat little sack
containing
. pounds E1ko Flour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17

CHARTERED oak or mahog-
any finish: heavy French
legs; large drawer: brass
trimmings; nicely arranged
interior: highly polished and
well made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17

medal a perfect head of the carabao In
gold, in relief gives prominence to one OF
the most familiar objects in the Philip
pines from which the order derives its dis
tinctiye name. The reverse side bears the
emblem of the Katipunan-the rising sun
and three stars-the most prominent secret
organization in the Philippines connected
with the Instruction. The bar from which
the med Il Is suspended bears In relief a
fina representation of Mt. Arayat, most
familiar object to all who participated IN
the early campaigns north of Manila with
Gems. Lawton and Macarthur. lapel
button which is a miniature of the medal
was also adopted.
The officers of the order for year ending
June 80, 1906, are: Paramount carabao'
Admiral H. T. B. Harris. paymaster gen
eral, U.S.N.; patriarch Of the herd, Gen e
F. Humphrey, quartermaster general. Us.
A; bell carabao Gen. q. F. Elliott. COM
mander, USING; lead carabao, Capt. Law
son NJ Fuller, ordnance department, U.SA.;
main guy, Maj. Walter D. McCaw, surgeon,
UsA; winder of the horn. Col. Randolph o,.
Dickins, USING; caretonero, Commander
A. B. Canaga, U.S.N.; gamboling carabao'
Commander ]. H. Gibbons, U.S.N; veterln-
ario DIR. J. M. Heller; main guard, Lieut.
R. S. Hooker US. NC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17
sl4Morris Chair, S1O.98

Chartered oak or mahogany
finish frame. heavy scroll arms,
claw feet, spring seat, patent
adjustable back; strong. well
made and highly polished.