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gone by, but he severed his connection
with the bag OF butternuts and lit out for
a distant tree with a rapidity that saw
ored of the actions of lightning when
maneuvering to strike a mule unawares
OF somewhere else. The tree was a tall
maple with branches clustering around
the top like the bushy bundle at the end
OF dogs tail after his fur and fieas
have been removed. but Kelly went
aloft with an agility that made the
neighboring squirrels view his antics
with an envious amazement.
The bull came swiftly behind like the
tail Of meteor flashing through space
but Kelly sat serenely on the topmost
limb, tanning himself with his hat and
gazing thankfully towards Clayville and
heaven. Because Kelly was up, the bull
felt down and he beloved with a rage
sufficiently terrible, il possible, TO have
raised the dead as rapidly as his charge
had raised Kelly. The maddened ami
NAL paved the earth. thrashed himself
with his tall, and bucked the tree to see
II Kelly would drop. But that SILVER
ing mortal didn't feel like dropping
anything only joyful tears and pieces
OF tree bark that he plucked from his
legs. While the bull roared for Kelly
Kelly roared for help. Neither of them
was gratihed, and after an indefinite
time, that seemed so long that Kelly said
he felt the tree growing. the bull de-
parted. Kelly came down like securities
In panic and departed In a different
direction. The neighbors who saw him
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VAss0Vs LINH Y
Hsroien.
NttlA tale ~ -
Novel Naval Clock

A clock IN the tower Of the new
naval college at Dartmouth. England,
viii mark the time az It Is kept on
board ship. striking slight ak. four
bella. etc
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that time the tide turned. and on cleo
ton day the Cox machine went the
way or like organizations IN other cities.
George Il. Cox was born In Cincin-
natl and is In his fifty-third year. BE
started out as q bootblack, later be-
came a saloon keeper and then invaded
the domain Of politics. where he quick
Iy became a power. When just above
his majority he was elected to the city
council. but left that place &c become
a member OF the board Of equalization
These are the only two elective Offices
he has ever held. Mr.. Cox tested his
popularity. In 1886 and was defeated
for county clerk. He tried IL again In
1883 and met with a similar fate.
These two experiences convinced him
that a political boss shouid never run
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Tor once.

Tor oSnce.
Until his recent retirement Mr.. Cox
was the undisputed leader OF the Ham
nton county Republicans His man.
date was absolute. To him went poll
ticians high and low who needed votes
or wanted offices.
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Wants Trousers of Spouse.

Marion, Ind-E. c. Beatty loaned a
pair Of trousers to a woman friend. who
wore them TO a masquerade party. Mrs.
Beatty was not taken into his conf
dence, but she learned OF IT, She
went TO the party and found her
husbands trousers covering the grace
ful form Of pretty young woman. She
tore the mask from the face OF the young
woman, pulled her hair. scratched her
face and demanded the immediate sur
render OK the trousers. She got them.
She then returned home and told
Beatty what she thought OF him. Then
she hunted up the prosecuting attorney
and iled charge OF profanity against
hsr husband. He was arrested and when
arraigned for trial pleaded guilty. He
WAS assessed $3.50, which he paid.
! Hsroism-
This little tale Of kline" said
woody Ritter. lis founded upon fact"
YES" replied Crittick. its verJ
evident that you are the hero Of it
you and no other"
why do you say thatf"
! Il observe that you have the corrag.
70 sign your name to it"-Philadslphis
Press.
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MICS and all entertainments Of
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28
New Towns in North Dakota

The extensive railroad huilaina
now being done in North Dakota ha.
brought tributary to railroaI faciIi-
tle an additional vast area Of TIA
rich agricultural sections Of northarn
ana western North Dakot, Tho
Great Northern Railway is bujldino :,
humpe OF new extensions from -.
main line northward notably that Of
1he Sarles extension of the Eduoro
line. The Thorne extension unnina
north from York, the Maxbass oytan'
sion running northwestward ,rom,
lowner, and a further extension :,
the Westhope line to Antler, "
The building of these new limo. n,.
Drought into being a 1umber Of nav
towns which are fully described in !,
pamphet recently issued by the Grea,
northern Railway. By application
10 MT. r. l. Whitney, passenge,
niallc Manager, st. Paul, MINI I.
oopy ol THESE pamphlets New Exten
SONS IN North Dakota,' or "San
towns IN North Dakotan win ~
mailed to any address. wa Dc
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28

been worth, in consideration of the
damage caused by the boys leaving
just when he would have been worth
most. The court held that being a
minor he could not be bound bv con
tract or held for damages for breach
OF it, and that the father was entjt-
led to pay for three months, one month
in seeding at $25 and The other two
months at 500. This left a balance
due of Sl4 for which Judgment was
rendered.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stabilize, on July 25th, a son.
Frank Webb and family rested q
day or so at Tacoma Park this week
Licensed to wed, July 25th, Cecil
Leland Tyner, 26, of Aberdeen. an6
Minnie Amelia aaconson, %. of War
ner.
Miss Leila Finch, who has heen at,
Cehulng Cne conservatory Of Music al
Oberlin, is home for a vacation. tht
college year having closed.
Rev. DR.. J. W. Taylor, the Method
lst pastor, has returned to the CITY
after spending a pleasant three week.,
vacation in Colorado and Wyoming.
P. H. Guhin returned Tuesda,
from a three weeks visit at his o,1
home in Manitowoc county, Wiscon
sin, including a few days in Cbicao,
and Milwaukee.
Albert Eckman, Of New London
Mimi, is in tho city with a view +,
locating here. He is musisian and !
desirious of joining the state band !
he can find employment.
Prof. Hicks of the Glendale Mann
al Training school, an old Brow,
county boy, whose folks live at Fred
erick, has recently been elected SIM
%erintendent Of the Fargo city school
at a salary Of $4,000. He easily stand
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28
very Low Rates to Detroit ,,;o,,

t VIA the North Western Line, for
w x to be sold August ID and ~ !.
WIN favorable return limits. ON ~ ~
euulaa o. Imperial Palace Dramati.
oraef Knights of Khorassop. An a,'s
R'y. o'0n- western
Alo
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28

at the head of the North Dakota edO-
Gators.
MI. and Mrs. Z. p. Keenan, are home
again alter a four weeks trip in the
east. Washington, D. c., New York
City and NiagaraFalls were among the
places of interest visited
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28

For Sale-Tgo tbe :
horn bulls, one q RssD.
months. }. II
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28
drmer's Exchange COLI
O SALE a t1rg T,o,osps l
loway bull. HALshi
port. s.. ID ~

SRAYED-From ., ny 4
Ordway, about coIor y
three-year-old st C. I'm Russ
information to VAN
way, S. D. -,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28

features for your consideration, hut rather the oppGs
We keep a large force of practical operators in the iad
the threshing season and we thankfully accept the exa1
of owners of threshing outfits all over the country
whom we have received many a valuable suggestion. u
enables us to arrive at correct results.
Even with the best system on earth or the best
men obtainable, a machine would not be worth the mod
made Of poor material. The entire frame of The Eds
arator is made of carefully selected hard wood, air I'd
The various pieces are made over templets and are tH
lie in the piece. One man can easily fold the carrier
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-30

New York, Agosto 80, l-3OP. M.
Russia scept6, con las moditca-
clones que exigieEa.
Las reclamaclOnes del Jap6n, en-
los primerOs dias de la confeFencia
v QUE han sufrido modifcaciones
para lIegar q la Paz, son las 81.
guientes:
ReconocimientO p0r Parte de Ru-.
sia de la rpponderancia 8 Influenza
del Jsp6n en- los asuntos de Corea'
Cesi6n del FerrocarriI Ruso Chino
desde Puerto Arturo hasta HaFbin.
Traspaso a la sobera MIA iaponesa
del Puerto Arturo y Ia Peninsula
de- Liac-Tung.
Cesi6n de- Ia isla Sakhalin.
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LIcaIdi0 Municipal 90
Aguas bu0Das,
Aviso de subast a.

Ahsonm. del dia 9 do Septiem.
hye ny6x,mO. as CeIebrsr6 en- el salon
A as AIOSidiS h 0ubSnts 6blics en-
ons hN de Ser E6iuaiOsda III meior pos
tSS h. CCDStpncoI6n de nm masAderO y
~. SSH = CSrnics,SS' parS cuys q obrRs hR
IT, ~ - = COnos io MupicipRl 10 auma
~ yS,3 doSoientoS CiScuenta dollars $3.50
T,oS n.ierou de condolences , GUAM
tcs SStoT insereSen los liCitad0res, Re'
ran fACiEitAdOS On SecreSArla:
A0R0g. buenas % AgOsto 1905.
JOSE E. MOTGLeS.
AOCAlde Municipal.
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La aceptacidn de Russia.

Concession de privilegics De pes
que las en- Ia desembocadura Amur.
Reconocimiento de Ia Independent
cia de China.
La evacuation de- Manchuria.
La concession de privilegios CO.
mercialeS en- Vladivc stock.
Entrega de los buques rusos que
SO han amparadO en- los dlyersOs
puertos extraDjeFos en- el curse de
la guerra.
Limite de Ia fuerza naval rlsa en-
los mares de Oriente.
Devoluci6n q la China de- los pri-
vilegios de exploitation de minas
otorgadOs q Russia por esa n naci6n.
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AmaIIa PaOIi

In distiupuida artista Amalia
paoli cue Sc encuentra pasandO
una corta temporada en- 81 pueblo
de Aibonito, orpaniza una selecta
fissta musical en- la Que tomaran
parte valiosOs eIementos De dicha
pobIaci6n. -, .
La fiesta inaicada sera ALI un
verGadero aconte clmiento artlstico,
y NO que hay que deciF cu9nto es
ell entusiasmO que reina en- la cuI-
ia sociedad aibOnltef1a.
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Bombaros do San Juan.

Los eiercicios que De efaCtuAFan IN eI
pr6ximO domingo, de I0B CorFie1teg,
eersn los primeroa de una laTgA erie
que SO urOpone hGOer ej'cutar 81 prl-
rner j f. del cuerpo don Julio Steina-
cher, para adiestrar & los muChaGhOs
en- eli msnejo de Los 6tileG. para 10 ex'
tipci 6 de inCendiOB.
Hay el deaeo de que ConCurrR4 to.
dos, puea de eatas praCtioaB depende ell
adiestramiento de TODD ell euerpO.
La no aAistenCia Al eisrciCiO cons gid6s
raSe como una nota mRla en- ContrS del
0ue no ConcurrR y eato se tendrS en
cuenta para 10 repaFtiCi6n de JoS pre-
mics anuales que ConCede ell Re sgIa'
ment0. {, . =,
aef5or G dorado Y los SaLvadOFeb se
reunirsn fcente Al antique parque en-
IL CaIIe de % Luna, de BY media g.
IA Ia tnrde. msrchando desde alsf 81
| puente de San Antonio. dOnde He Feu
nirSp con Ia B BejgAdR de SanturCe.
EsU6rase que todos ConcuFEan eE
bent fi3io de 10 organization Do eat'
6til Cuerpo.
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PaIOs do GIsgO

Ramona Perez. concublna De Ma
DneI FePnandez, denunci6 q este,
nTe az 81 ciepo que vende latas en-
"a nlsza del mercadc, acusandOlO
de haberla dado dos palos.
RAMONA Sc neg6 a dar un POGO
ae iab6n 4 Fernandez, y este Sc
quito de chlqmtas y le dl6 dos pa
9GS 4 Ramona que Ie hiclerOn yer
las estrellas.
Ell CiegO fu6 muItado . razon De
un dollar poF Cada Palo.
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LINEA FERRMa DEI. flEsTB

Intinrio. = salidas de Bayam6n Capt.
tai simultaneamente.
Dias laborable. MafianR 6, 6. Is. g co. 9. As
y II 90. Tarde -12. Is, 1.45, S.15, Abs, S 80, y
6. Is.
11.O0. Tarde IL Is, 1.SO, 2.5O, $50, 81, 80
y 6.15.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
Oatafio B8yam6n, ida vuelta la clase
1925 % Clase so 16 De Bayam6n Catalo
ida vuelta IL clase so Is, "a clase 1910.
Biltte ordinario de Capital 4 Catafo en-
2a ClGse 3 centayos;
Bayam6n, 19 de septiembre de 1908. Ra-
mon ValdSs 39 fs
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En- Europa y en- Toxic.

mentandose en- diveFsos tonos
Un desPachO de Toxic a1rm9
que al recibirse alli la noticia el
pueblo laDz6se a las Gales dand0
vivas enthusiasts al Emperador-
Ell regociio es immense.
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INESPERADA CONTESTACION

New York, Agosto 30, l.3O p. m:
En- la Ultima reunion De los pie
nipotenciarios, celeb brada ell lunes
por la tarde, los ru SOS negaronse
resueltamente 4 aceptar dos de las
reclamaciones pFesentadas por los
japonesek: la cesion de la isla Dc
Sskhalin y la entrega de los ma
vios de guerra Fusos refugiados en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-30
TERMINACION De La GULRRA
A ULTIMA HORA

New York, Agosto 30, 1.30 p. m.
Un telegrama de Ultima hoFa, de
Portsmouth, esta mafana, ha CO.
municado q la pFensa de esta ciu-
dad y del mundo sensational noti-
cia: HECHA PAZ
La sorpresa del pubicO en- esta
ciudad fu9 extraordinaria.
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Ell President g Roosevelt.

satisfecho Dor ell resultado obteniaO
y ha enviado expresivOs mensajes
4 los gobiernos de Jap6n y de Ru-
sia, en- los que hace votos P3r la
paz y la prOsperidad de dichas ma
clones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-30

Dssde el lunes c9nsidefabase en-
todos los cfrculos poIiticos y diplo-
maticos, definitivamente fFacasada
la Conferencia de la paz. Affrmaabse
aver que los plenipotenciaEiOs rusos
Sc disponfan 4 embarcar para su pals
y que Ia duraci6n de la guerra de
Extreme Oriente serfa indefnida.
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"GOIflIIOs" ante 0I
Juaz NunIC pal.

ri muchacho Higinio Garcia,
vaincidqnte fu& acusadO esta ma
Tans nor 6urto de medic kilo de
carne.
EI Juez Municipal le imPusO seis
roasas " otro chio1illo que fu6 como
+eSti~o v que no levanta dos Guar
1se del suelo. al oir la sentencia Sc
Ti6 v dii0 a su amigo: tie salvaste!
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pueFtos neutFales. --
AL Retirarse los rusos, rogaron los
iaponeses prOlongarau tres aias m s
SUI estancia en- Portsmouth hasta
obtener ellos contestaci6n de TOXIC.
Aver esta contestaci6n no fuG reci-
bida. Y en- la manana de hoy lle-
60, reuni6ndose enseguida los pie
NipOtenciarios.
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New York, AgOsto % l:9O P. N.
Muchos piacemes y telegramas
de- felicitaci6n ha recibid 10 de todas
parties ell Presidente Roosevelt, Por
su mediaci6n en- La conterencla De
la psz.
Mr.. Roosevelt mu6s tFase muy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-30

New York ARosto 80, 1-30 P. M.
La noticia de haberse hecho la
paz, ha ha sido muy testejada en-
LondFes.
En- Paris y Berlin ha causado
general sorpresa en- ell pueblo. CO.
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New York, Agosto 80, l-3O P. NJ.
FL Sespacho asegura que la paz
81 ha hecho baio Ia base de ceder
Russia H. mitad de la isla de Sak-
halin cOmprandO el JaF6n la otra
mitad. 4
Los barcOs de guerF Fusos. afr
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Como Sc ha hecho Ia paz.

mase, serau devueltos 4 la naci6n
moscOvita, habi6ndose hecho otFas
moaifcaciones en- 10 que respecta
q la limitaci6n del poder naval ru-
so en- los mares de Oriente. Los
debates fueron importantisimos.
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eel CAI ALAN
coNFITERIA Y REP osrER1A.

Acabamos de recbr surdo de chocolates de Morondo
Garglo una gran variedad de peadas conftes de uas
icores de s. Venchi tamb6n de Torno aa que deaa
mos a precios sumamente baratos n
Recramos al pblco que aboratorio de conte
ria abrcan equisitos dulce que confecconan
San JUAN dstngu6ndose por aroma, sabor baratura
Connuamente ricbmOs dulces amecanos en- cias de 100
pleas que deaamos 90 centavos la caja.
SERVINGS toda de encargos propo para egaO tene
mos variado de Santos Cupdo oda case de ador
para confterias.
Especadad Biscuit Glac6 Te6fono 258. San Jose IT,
Apartado 843. o
San Juan Agosto 1905
E7T 9T
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RON ''LLAVE." !"

ReconoCidamente el mas purO. hiQie
nioo y agradable que Se fabriCa en- ell
pals. Sc vende en- los priCipales eSta-
bleCimientos. y en- AreCib0 por SuCe-
sores de RnaeR g c..
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COLOCACION.-Se desea ColoC ID
& ana aeIorita 8 aefIora en- nueatrO ea-
fablecimiento de IabOres. Daba poseer
eI innl&s. Buen sueBdo. DirijiFse 8
The Porto Rico Draw Work and EN-
bFoideFy Co, FertaIezR 10. San Juan.
16 VS.
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Aver ipgresaFOn On la O6rcPl de
Dietrito de esta capital IVabe!O Ramog.
( Gufrir 80 dfAs de prisi6n pOF el deli
TO de aQreei6r; Felix PizSrf0. 8 nleaeS
nor huFto monol; Pedro Santiago VaZ'
uuez Q meses y so diSs pOF acornetl.
miento agresi6n y NlCasiO QQijapo y
MeIsa 40 diAs por ei us0 de armAS
prohibidRS.
,DFsPUEs DE PRoBAR todos los sngano
Vou remedies que Be anunoian eS cuando mo
80 agradeCe Ia eiCsCia RADICAL del D1gestl'
| vO MoiaFrieta, ouya SupeR1or1d&d esGa pnlVs1'
valmente Confrmada.
Curaciones deseBperadaE en- personaS bleE
conocidas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
Ues SON las que 10 han hecho glor1oso, PERI
| nm golo egtuohe produce meior efecto out
una Glocena de fragCo8 de cu8lQu1eP otro rs
medio: poroue ademSB de ser el 6niCo Verda
| daro Curative radical del eBt6mago y de
intastino, sin enga1oRa acCi6n Calmantes o
ni0estivo v PuFihcadoP de los Rlimentoa
|. Se dobe exigiP que Ceda hostia tenga gra
bado oil nombTo Digestive Mo1drrieta.
DSgSts0 gSs Sc Fdsi auiIIsEmetS @ 90 5Gs
SS PTSrto-ico; ds YeHta On Las pEincDalss DrOgu'
erias dEurOpa , Am6EIog.
Los aIemanes han hecho txperi
mentO de hnCeF que loo SOldados ante
del ejsrciO de tiro aI bianCo. tomen q
!, CohOI f9io unOa y fuerte otrosD paE
! ObservAr el eatAdO de los neFvi9s
3 lisperar, hSbiend0 RcOFdad0 lOs 1eft
} no deiRr que t0men de niDgun otroQu
+. no sea Ron viejO GAtel. i
. --EI ExtrGcto de Malta de sPAbst
ai9ue ganand0 terTenO en- tOda la isll
pueg con much0s l0s pedid0s que % r
ciben liariamente en- CasG de los sei
FSB N. r. OaIdsr6p & Co., Tstukp !
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03

Under such heavy yearly drain,
the question naturally comes up,
how long will our forests hold out
at the present rate Of manufacture ?
Il is really an important question,
upon which follows the inquiry, as
to what we are to do for building
material when this magnificent wood
pine is exhausted. One author
ity after another has entered form
ally upon its solution, with satisfac-
tory results 10 local instances, but
very vague ones as to the Geld at
large At the rate we are cutting
today, from thirty TO fifty years seem
20 DO agreed upon as 70 the limit.
Forty years ago there was appar-
ently no limit, Tor the consumption
was nos only less. but the means for
its manufacture we're primitive, and
accomplished much smaller results
than now. II seems as II it we're
impossible to further improve the
machinery Of saw mills, but the aear
future may, for all that, see saving
machinery, In comparison to which
that Of tho present day will be con-
temptible. So, although forty years
ago there was no seeing the end Of
the timber, now. with the modern
mills aud myriads Of them. We are
beginning 10 calculate with dire GER
tainty as to thetime when the wood
en age" will be a thtng Of the past.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03

A Methodist congregation, who
regretted the departure Of o minis
ter whose timo had expired, piled
the pastor with questions about tho
man appointed 10 encceed him.
Tho pastor grayely answered
them:
Tile Il Q good man and an able
preacher, but-there, / don't snp-
pose / ought 10 say anything, and /
think on reflection that / won't"
OF course this inAamed every
body's curiosity, and they insisted
on his explaining.
After disclaiming any intention TO
prejudice the new man he informed
them that the coming minister part
ed his hair in tho middle. The con-
grcgation we're indignant, but do
cided to suspend final judgment UNI
I'll they had seen tho new man. The
next Sunday when he walked COM
posedly up the aisle every ego was
upon him, and as he faced the peo-
pie there was a broad smile on every
face in the chapel. He was baldI.-
London Tit-Bits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-03

ally. Serve either hot or cold on
shortcake or in layers Of hot butter
cd toast Heap whipped cream
around IL.
A dainty way 10 serve strawber-
ries those last big ripe ones that
still linger on the vines is to place
them, with the hulls on. 10 circle
IN dessert plate. In the center on
tho circle have asmaIl mound ofpow-
dered sugar. The berries are 10
be eaten by taking them up by the
crisp hulls and dipping them into
tho sugar. Besides being the next
incest way 10 eating them of the
vines. strawberries arranged in
this way are a pretty table decora-
tion in themselves. But their sea
son Il aInoss over 30 do not put
% sIll tomorrow a suggestion that
may be Of use today.