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e,soalloped sslslfy greatly Improve, a,

esoalloped ss1stfy greatly the me
flavor. al Ia III lsiEf M S5 s63 5s SO
ono must eat pink food. B from soup to
sweets are longer the proper a Eth thn g;
feat prompted and allotted BY good S3udg-5
ment is IN demand, Tor cha flr,g-I
dish slippers. s u a!
S.lITI here are Il few nav ways of using
oId friends and chief among them iss
the pepper nor. years we " have had
green peppers stuffed. greer, peppers !, 3
fried and In salads and 30 ,dwic hes. but but
now We I are surfeited witt red pepperss5
on ali occasions and every Ple
combination. Cooks have learned ' that
the. sweet red pepper is real very PAL 81
5atable and, when Its seeds are removed ~ sy
not at all3peppery 50 we have red pssps 7.
wichess red peppers hot, stuffed With
corn and celery red ners cold stu LED
with crab fakes mi xed wit mayon n e.
ard red peppers minced and sintroduseal
into almost every oonoo ctlon for ne stle3
5chatlng.d lsh even the Welsh # e.
l.-G ODD Hol,sek eeping for Mar ch.S SSS
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S Cream Aof Corn So p lth SSNY nlppee PED 9
8$;s S II s3s Cream. NJ 5
Scucumber Salad. 4 Rndishes. Celery
Brown Bread and W hite Bread Sliced, sliced
5s Thin Z &
VI Planked shad. Potato Cakes e, $;
Spring Lamb. Jowl ands Ss sltle Fl
Mint. Jelly Poache go slsg IS.
Green Peas. 7.
8l Ambrosia. vhites 4 Cake y x !.
5Toa sted waters. q Cheese and Coffee.
Suggestions. .s$
81 Rr,,ah Bic crust with cream to insure
hamlk IN a beet loaf farcl can q I
replaced 81 tomato sauce g ea 'tso',
#tsurhit, cream IL, a pitcher. whips more
#n,iicklyS than In an open bow VII n Hess :
$spat ter i. J, 81, 7, " w, B, =, !
snatula Is n vast nlpro yenen vi on = my
vegetable or case knife the f.tos'Sii
for Innumerable purp oses, Il. 4,
e poor mas ticatin appalratuss. slsuu =,
not Is deprive q one eatln ~ is D. ana .l
aheas 3. ! ihoth can be ground very Iine3
and Slubri Gated with cream y.
M When the mark tman has sent ra ~ p9l
oysters Tor frying, Take I've az !,
time, slightly overa ppl y hen 8 preRisl
w AT fry# tie usual IVA nhos q pear-
ance of the dish and simpl lclty q ~ serV-
Ing will BE great enhance g:
%ssT eft-oyer 4 oysters Of any kind CO n.Spe
S,,,sed to good advantage as ba sis for g 2
Y ovster sauce, to be used witt eggs, rs nor.
no,,ltry. Or as a havoring In a. stufing
for any Of these. /; Oyster straWs, too, are!
q delicious as cheese and are
/ made IN thu sam way as the tier.
Butter that has become somewhat l't1 !. y
rancid may She scalde In wa e r., then el
chilled, q and will be good for ma. many
purposes, y. this tr eatmen " ms s
$flcieI,t, "a tho fat may be he g te VIZ
charcoal. ~ + a 5s35 u a
+ 45 less scum iii: rises on soup after the
requisite amount OF $salt Il has been a 90 60,
therefore arrange the skimnllng accord OF y:
Singly, 81 W
"a Gun Of cream added to a q pot of3
beams tie last hour while blkl rs greatly
improves them. & x y y.
Bread 4 is not \ indispens able to make
y stufilng. Potatoes, rice, fruits AND ana
chestnuts answer the purpose as vel
n Pumpkin and squash q re 81 het ter s5i IS OF Y
Esteamng than lng. IA i5S
58O ironing day. when sraeo 4 On On the
range top Is valuable and and 81 rs also
desirable to keep he top as g can asi
possible, chops or Is 81 eaK9 can pe
TAXED lii \ the oven. NJ -.3
A spoonful OF water q dde e IA lrt
beating an egg y increases tho amount Of
$frotll n pinch Of sail hasten Y IS coming,
S oysters for frying may DO role ~
corn meal and no egg Is needed s93
IA small piece Of Goldfish added Ode TO
h
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QUERIES AND ANSWERS

B8 Query: Canyon 8sug gest something new
In your columns III tn 81 way OF toasts for
q n sBr,A. Il
ANSWER Here are al few that you may
not yet have thought about 81
9eI.fleys talk about q wonlan's sphere as
though Vt had a limit, sa
There's not a place in earth or heaven,
There's not a. task to man Ind given, Ell
There's not BLESSING or a. woe IA 4
There s not a hlsper red yes or no, sSss
There not q life or birth, B is
THAT has a fea Tiers weight Of wort h,
Without a woman IN ". j 81
There are mo times like THE old times;
IN they shall never be forgot; s55 81
There Is no place like the old placed
sKeep green the dear old spot; 81
There are no friends II &c the old 1frien So
May heaverf prolong their ives Z
r. ..Here's to woman, g. mistress OF arts,
who &robs a bacheo OF his degree, and
some times even forces him to stud phil
lnsor nv by means OF curtain 4lectures-age
cannot wlther,s nor custom stale her in
finite variety. Without her, the q first
,fn d; found the Garden Of Eden, but q
desert y for her kings shavd given up their
thrones, generals nave Slettf q elr# armies,
and the course Of empire has y turn sd
side. she is the fairest work Of the grenlt
Author; the edition is large, and no man nan
should be without q copy. She Is admire g
fo-5 her beauty. respected for her intel III
zcnce, ana Sadored ; for her virtues She
Ia 8 Z. q. smile for every Joy, saBSE tear for
every. sorrow consolat Ion e for every cry
grief \ an excuse for every ia ult. q prayer
for every misfortune and encourag cement t''
Tor every hope!'
/. a health for the future, sigh for @ the the
We love Owe We remember, We hope f. Z the
last: i. ~ ss Ri F e -
And FOR all the bare lies that the alma ma
macs hold, IN XXX s ISL NJ
While we've youth In our hearts, we we
can never grow old, = 4 h
Here's to our friends to VIII ona; could ui
Ne but rise, to the tarry srca Inns above,
we'd drink Q bumper from, the the III big 70
3dipper, 5S 4 .j,s
u, spp 4 IL sssess ~ 4. ba ,'t'',
g y y
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Gsi5gS .s
CHIFFON VVASHABLE.y

d Good chiffon can be washed q gairl and
again and used until; literally worn out ]:
looking as goou rs ew each time. Use
,tepld suds, made with a pure white soap.
quart Of suds. Rub gently between the
hands, applying the soap directly to very
soiled places. When & clear. squeeze in
the hand, instead OF wringing, as wiring
tho threads st til. fabric. Rinse IN itep!d
water, with alcohol, as before. 81 ueeze
again this time 3il, a clean towel. Pull
gently into shape and iron lille wet;
letting Tho iron. which must be very Gle n
and Smooth. 20 right on the chi fron with
no Intervening clio tf,-H enriet tia r. Eliot,
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WHAT. ONE
WOMAN THINKS

Children are the .forget-mo-nots ,pf God !,
..88S s Love ma y pa AXE OF pit but OF envy,
/ a beautiful woman without a heart Is
like q broken bot tle,, equally useless and q
lit wolnai. Is only a butterny, she any
rate has slipped her chrysalis ut = Last
and Is trying her wings, s
h II the fatherEiis the head OF the house
surely tho mother Is the hear. j, 5s
& Love IS tho ra dun OF the, world,
Love, tloagh game q, eh,ance meyer y .,
silver pieces Of motion. one gets back
the gold Of experience, lllSF tls
"a woman lives on; the memory Of cer-'
man man On each day Is lit tla J. pleasures !, al
they come. That Ia why he Is the ha ppler,
a, kiss Is a rem uncla ton rs ten As q
less ! freedom n, It's unfettersd iancles and
Imagination z, y, ], Z I, I,
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ing the head against the wall and the
space between the bed and sid e wall as e
dressing 4 room. To that tom post Of
room she fastened securely q stick about
six and one half feet long. 5 Then q curtain
was put up on q wire from tn wal q = lles
head of the bed, q fastened to the stick at
the i foot, and carried dire cny " past the
foot Sof he bed to the wa III. X The curtain
was mad eE of & pretty cotton printed goods,
costing only five cen IS q yard, Il and could
be pushed back . 4 night \ to secure more
air, so that her living room was that and
q sttIng-:ooi1l. " o. II
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CLEVER +; ii / G oNTRIVANc i.

4 IA h lady living in IA large rented room
desired 80 rtaIige y ay to hide the
Room. She moved & y he !. bed about four
a feet opt ION the side 5of y he room. lsaYr
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IA HINT or SPRING.

HINT OF SFltINtis
the large shops are spring and summer
millinery and although told small prhans
the prevailing model. many hats are shown Danny
and picturesque III pale blue chip loaded on ton WITH
punches Oh blue and blue paradise agfee
flowers also br IN resting
on the hFiM Is pinned down ~ PACK WIN
IN Immense safety Mn. set Wit TUT lose,
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q: INFECTIONS { T! n

AZ baby smiled in, It's mo he,as face;
TO i tia baby's fat hen serl ols ! case 81
!! WHO carried 1t cut to other men !; N
And every one OF hem went strai gEt way
SCATTERING sunshine thro' the i day, B NJ
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. PIlETIY8 THEATKE IfI4UUsE .
Many charming Of popular
are constantly appearing and model y chs
lavender essane with deeper shade OF Violet tor
collar and grdle the former edged with tiny rufe Of sh
and the fronts TO waist line me gss y aae 9
shirrad net matching the In COLOR The sleeves
most attractive. large puff forms the top part ana
tucked cuff elbow Is finished With small 9u1tse g
snd d double flopnce of fine white lace
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1 INAUGURAL |: GOWN vi Z SOL

gown Is Of lowered 81 k ooped
petticoa 81. box plating same The
bodice pointed SHARPLY front and laced
cord through eyelet holes The over
high cushion and finished wit head
dress tmrban, shaped and caught BUNCH OF
ficia1a flowersa44 ORIG Dress In America
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.N.AlllI,lylT['Y. RLOUsE COAT,

Such pretty the new spring suits
ana illustration EXAMPLE chiffon
WAS with
81 coat boAsess
adeep pontea srdle sleeves and
Sspds int above deep cuff ot Russian lace
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.SPRINGTIME!'..

SPRINGTIME.
\ From Sa$snowbank prison
10 Little voices call '.;
March comes to their rescue, }gaS
He has heard them all. III W..
With Al key or sunbcams. ,5a
From n I goIden RI Ing Ii:$S
& He sets free the Ecrocus VI III n w N
And let's forth the Spring 8. d ~
+. -I 50 bel II, Il F'iske. b
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s5 BALL sUIT1789.
Coat and breeches 81 sh
Of mauye waistcoat IS OF white corded silk With
q small embroidered figure scattered over and a
border Of flowers in rasttng coer Historic
Dress in America. ~
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q q. GOOD 4 CHEER.

says Tha clseray IS Sir, respect your din
jncr; 9idoilze8 tt, enjoy. It properly You o.
will be many hours in 4 tho week, many
weeks i ii the year. and many years n
slifus the happier II you d IN
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Il ..fIere,s to our friends to- whom; could
Ne but rise to the starry aims above.
we'd drink q bumper from the #S BIZ
3dipner, q a3 Il I'll
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THE DINNER.

VI Cream aof Corn soup With 4 ~ :hfippe.dl VI
S3 a MN Cream SS 55
.cuctin liberS Salad. "A Rndishes. ls{ Celery.
brown Bread and n White II Bread Sliced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
the Indians; dogs, hogs, chickens and PEG
pie drink from the same pool.
Church Over 200 Years Old.

This village stands exactly as 1t did when
1t was first visited by white men during
the Coronado expedition, in 1871. and 1t
has survived many interesting episodes.
The people were converted to Catholicism
$50 years ago by a brave and patient Fran
ciscan friar. Juan Ramirez, and he taught
the headmen of the village to read and
write. Under his direction they built a
church-a monstrous narrow structure large
enough for community of 10000 people
200 feet long and 40 feet wide, and the
walls of adobe are sixty feet high and ten
feet thick. The roof was of mud and
ST. aw laid upon timbers forty feet long and
fourteen inches square. Every one of the
timbers must have been brought more than
thirty miles upon the backs of men. for the
Indians had no wagons carts beasts
of burden in those days and the nearest
forest Is that distance away. There is a
big bell, inscribed:
San Pedro Ano 1910"
The benevolent friar Juan Ramirez was
assassinated and the church partially de-
stroyed during the Pueblo rebellion of 1885,
however. partially roofless and In dilapi-
dozen more men We're putter.ng around
making repairs.
There were very few men around the
place. Most of the inha bitants had gone to
McCarthy's and Acomta, two farming VII
lagos about twelve miles distant. where
most of their crops are planted. They usu-
ally spend their summers there, cultivat-
ing the ground, and return to Acoma after
harvest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
News Briefs.

lanes Russell. a negro, who has served
four terms In the penttentiary, mas con-
fessed to stealing diamonds ana 1e~eaS 20 10
the value OF $1,000 from the residence OF
Clinton Hare in indianapolis. He says he
sold the entire proceeds of the robbery 10
a Cincinnati jeweler for $50.
Oscar Benson, policeman. shot ana
killed his brother-in-law. Matthew Manner,
and fatally wounded Nicholas hetten,
clerk in Manners jewelry store In Chicago
yesterday. He then committed suicide.
The seven Chinese members Of the crew
of the tramp steamship Dordogne, arrested
Tuesday night for an assault upon the ON
GERS of the vessel, were held at New YORK
Yesterday for the action of the grand jury.
Edward Smith, a contractor. was held at
Philadelphia yesterday in S25Uo Dali ior
alls ged theft of belgian blocks from other
contractors who were doing work for the
city Four colored drivers employed by
Smith were held in $500 on the same charge.
The Japanese imperial navy department
ar Tokyo has announced tine successful
floating of the cruiser Variag. The Russian
cruiser Variag and the Russian gunboat
Korietz were sunk by the Japanese in the
harbor of Chemulpo on February 8. 1904
Henry G. Hilton, son of the late Judge
Henry Hilton, executor of the A. T. Stew
at estate, Is dead of Brights disease aged
fcrty-tight years. He was a member OF
the dry goods firm of Hilton, Hughes Il
ca. until 1893.
f. D. Walker local painter. lodged COM
plant at Danville, Va, yesterday against
the religious enthusiasts known as Holy
Jumpers. alleging that his wife has become
q convert to this religion; that she has quit
his home and taken their two children with
her, that she is harbored by the band. and
that he is not allowed to see her.
Carl Boeck, aged twenty-five years killed
his nineteen year-old wife at Portage, Wis.
yesterday by cutting her throat and stab
hing her in the back. He then tried to
take his own life by jumping into the
canal. He was pulled out, and escaped. but
later gave himself up. Domestic trouble
is supposed to be the cause OF the tragedy.
In a freight wreck near Limon Junction.
Col. DR.. Wright Andyman and Joseph
Miller both of Omaha, were killed. The
men said to have been riding on the
trucks Much mystery is attached to the
fact that Andyman was riding in this man.
ner. as he is said to be a well-known
physician Of Omaha.
Representatives OF about 100 independent
bakeries in all parts of the country met at
Detroit Tuesday at the convention Of the
National Independent Bakers Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
MECHANIC AND COFFEE
THE OLD COFFEE TROUBLES LEFT WHEN
HE QUIT

"Since quitting coffee am hearty and well at
g. and go to my work every day. and feel stronger
and better in every way than used TO when 1
considerably younger
II am Il mechanic and have been a great lover
of coffee and used It all my life until few
months ago. when made up my mind that II was
hurting me- 1 suffered from constipat ion indiges
tion and kidney troubles, and ! used to bioat up
and have pains in my back.
Something had to be DONE and quilt coffee,
the old kind. mean, and began to use Postum
Fcod Coffee. few weeks / was well man
again. My bowels became regular, my food d.
gested comfortably, the bIoatng and pains in my
back 10 longer troubled me and my kidneys re-
sumed healthy, normal action. That improved con-
dition remains. / sure owe 1t to Postum
Coffee. for have used no medicines.
II Ike Postum much better than the old kind
1t seems TO be more satisfying, and I and my
whole family drink 1t morning. and night
This is my honest statement Of what Postum has
done for me-" Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek. Mich.
There's reason
Get the little book. THE Road 70 MELVILLE" IN
every pkg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
ANNAPOLIS CREW IN RACE
State Executive Officers at Military
Camp-Other Notes.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. August 10, 1906
The Severn Boat Clubs four-oared crew.
accompanied by number OF the members
OF the club and many friends. left the boat
house at the foot Of Gloucester street about
o'clock this morning. The crew went to
Baltimore, where tomorrow they will enter
the intermediate four-oared shell event and
meet the crews of the Ariels and Arundels
OF Baltimore and the Mound City Rowing
Club of St. Louis. The four men of this
crew arrived In Baltimore yesterday aft
ernoon.
day transferred bodily from the usual
place on State House Hill. in this city. to
Camp Warfield. Hartford county. Secretary
of State Oswald Tilghman and Mr. Rob-
ert S. Hart, private secretary to the gov
ernor, are both at the governors tent near
Belair today.
Louis Ridgeley. a well-known colored res
ident of this city, is restricted to the
Santee, aboard which vessel he is canteen
manager. Ridgeley's condition Is UNDER
stood TO be due to his refusal to turn over
TO the academy authorities pool table
bought and used during his term of en-
listment while he was running the canteen
The official ballot for the primaries to be
held In this city and throughout the county
districts on Saturday. August IL, was
printed and issued today.
James Handak was today brought before
Judge James Revell of the circuit court on
a writ of habeas corpus upon petition of his
counsel, George l.. Pendleton. The man
had been in the county jail for some
months charged with assault with intent to
kill upon his son, Michael Handak, Of Cur
tbs Bay. where the assault took place. Eff
fort to obtain his release failed and he
was remanded to Jail
Although the five midshipmen of the
newly entered fourth class at the Naval
Academy who have been taken down with
typhoid fever are reported as in i'm
proved condition today, some alarm is felt
that the disease may spread to the height
of an epidemic. One of the young men, as
previously stated. is very Ill with he dis
ease. while the condition OF the other four
is not so bad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
SINNERS NIGHTCAP.
Commander Haslam's Theme in Dis
course at Camp Meeting.

Special Correspondence Oh lhc S'ai'
WOOLSEY. Va. August 10, 1909
The camp meeting here. under the aus
pices of the Homeward Bound Mission OF
Washington, ID. c., is meeting with con-
tirua6 success The service last night was
opened by singing one OF Commahoei
James Haslam's new gospel songs. from
the "Haslam Hymnster," entitled gaining
You To-day" This was followed by the
rendition of IAN the World for Jesus.
LILY OF the Valley and Walking and
Talking with Jesus" from the same hymn
nal.
PRAYER was offered by Col Johnson and
Capt Reindal a duet by Lieut.. Haslam
And Miss Wells OF Baltimore and the read
ing OF the lesson from St Luke by Mrs
Haslam. A solo, When We All Get TO
Heaven" was sung by Maj. Pendleton and
Col. and Mrs. Johnson sang Shall There
Be Any Stars In My Crown" This was
followed 10y a duet by Majs. Garner and
PendIeton "Abundantly Able TO Save, and
a Swedish song by Capt. Reindal
Commander James Haslam preached a
9rmon his subject being, "A Man Came
Out Of Hell With a Night Cap on" He
pictured a graveyard with shos' pro"i-
Ing about wearing night cap.
ut was not Christ" said Commander
Haslam 1T was not Lazarus. Some of my
hearers have night caps, and they are your
sins / have found a place In the Bible
where Il says Satan came out OF his do
minions of fire. smoke and torture wearing
q night cap"
He spoke Of the punishment that follows
the disobedience of Gods laws and warned
those present 10 discard their night caps
OF sin. deceit and hypocrisy.
Maj Garner and Lieut. Haslam sang BE
Ready When the Bridegroom Comes
Capt. Theodore Valiant says the camp
meeting will come TO a close Sunday night
with an all night of prayer" There will
be welcome home meeting next Tuesday
evening at the headquarters, 1l9 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, Washington.
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A Call for the Baldheads.
From the Baltimore News

From The BaltltnOre News.
The claims of our large and increasing
bald-headed population as peculiarly
favored class deserve attention. Somebody
ought to elaborate badness element
of success. The bald-headed element lacks
organization. 1t has submitted with too
much patience TO the gibes and ieers OF The
gainsaying rabhle, which admires the bald
head only as the camping ground of the
irreverent mosquito and the summer fly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
Wife Asks for Divorce.

A petition for divorce was filed today in
the District Supreme Court by Lucy Henry
against Wesley Henry. The couple were
married In Charlotte county, Va, April 20.
1887, and have two children. In1delity and
desertion are alleged in the petition filed
by Attorney Thomas l.. Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11

After having considered the case since
last Friday. at Rome Ga. the jury in the
trial of Vincent T. Sanford, charged with
the murder of George Wright, reported in
ability to agree and was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11

In At OF jealousy w T. Clements. a
young man OF good family of Middleburg
Fla, stabbed fatally Miss Clara MoseIy of
the same place. The stabbing occurred
after the girl had been out in company
with another man. Clements sought to
take his own life by swallowing laudanum
ne VIII recover, but the young woman Is
beyond hope. Clements = now In Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11

After ploushins through the sand for ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11

AMERICAN L A D Y
CORSEI. made of ba-
tiste, low bust, long.
deep hip and two sets of
garters. Special,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-11
CLASSES FOR THE WINTER.
at Y. M. c. A. Will be
Made Friday EVENING.

A meeting of those interested in the
educational classes, which will be or
ganized. and which will be given in
struction at the Railroad Y. NJ. G. A.
during the winter. will be held at the