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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08

The Panama Canal Commission recon-
mend a sea level canal.
Our Prescription department. Is second 10
no one in this State. Send them 10 US. Mil
fJrd's. Phone l07.
WILEYS Candy always fresh Mt Milford's.
White Lead and Oil In any quantity on
hand all the time at Milford's Drug Store.
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, the names Of one OF two brands
} at once come to my mind? Why
!, when soap is spoken of do peo-
pie think Of q certain few kinds?
!, Or when sarsaparilla or root
beer Is being discussed why Is
!, it that nine out Of ten people
will name the same makers? .
: Because all have been so ad-
vertised that their names have
become household words. And
the same can be said Of scores
Of other articles Of every de-
scription. They have been ad-
vertised day after day and year
after year in the newspapers
and the magazines and by other
means.
In every city there are several
concerns which are the largest
in their respective lines. They
are known by everybody in town
and in the surrounding territory.
It will be observed that these
concerns are liberal users Of
newspaper advertising and that
their advertisements appear
practically every day.
1t is by means of their ad-
vertising that they have
gained their widespread
reputation, and they con-
tinue to advertise because
they and it profitable to do
So.
1t is possible for any merchant
to cause his name to become so
associated with that Of his city
that to mention one Is to sug-
gest the other. There Is no way
by which this can be done more
easily and cheaply than by using
the newspapers. They enable a
merchant to keep before the
public, day in and day out, so
constantly and persistently that
his name and business become
, household words. - Portland
(Me.) Express.
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FL TESORERO Y
Ell PRESUPJEST0.

Arecibo. Enero 31--En IR session
del rs da Enero en- ell COnseio Eiecu-
two empaz6ae & liscutir ell C Bill no
4. y ell Hon Tesnrero de Puerto Rico
arremete con su espada COrtando mu-
chos sneldos de Las nativOs en- diferen-
tes depaFtRnlentos y supFimiendO pla-
zas que son necesarias imprescindi
bles seg6n mAnifest6 el consejero Sc
Herminio Disz. Sc Feb il el sueldO
de los MaFshals de Ias COrtes y no con-
tent0 con clio Sc auprimen tRmbi6n los
gAst0s de viaje. pues dicen en 81 Con-
aejo eQue en- ninQ6n cAso deben aprO-
bRrse gastos de coches ycaballos y So
lamente los de ferrOcarFil & estos fun
cionarios.g SPOdrfa decirnos 81 sefIor
TesOrero que fsrrnGarril hay de Aqua
dilla s Lsres, de MayagTez 8 MariCa0
y Las M@rias, de Ponce s Adjuntas.
de ManAtf & Ciales y Morovis. etc.
Dice paGarSn el ferroCarril. precisa-
mente pOrque esta empress no cobra
pasaje 6 dichos funcinnRrios.
En- cambio igura en- el presupuesto
para SO sstos de visje0 de los Marshal
y Sub Marahal de la COrte Federal u
suma de 81 500 y los Investigators
de rentas intarnas tienen $3.50 de dieta
cuando salem de visje.
Para citar testigos en- causas crimi-
males. JuFados y arrestar individuos
por orden de b CoFte en- los puDtos
d0nde no existen ferrocarriles Ideben
hAcer eetas diligencias los Marshals s
pi62
Creem0g que la C&mara vera estO
con detenimientO 5 no con eI CritsriO
del Hon. Tss0rer0.
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-L.AS MAnREs

debieran saber. Con Ia mayor parte
de. las niflas, sus tribulaeiones pro-
ceden de la falta de nntrici6n, tan
TO en- calidad como en cantidad.
Hoy dia Sc denomina esta condi-
ci6n por .el t6Tmino de Anemia;
pero las palabras no alteran los
hechos. Existsn miles de nifias
en- esta condici6n; algunas de g.
LAS estan en-, la edad de los mis-
, teriosos cambios que condncen al
complete desarrollo Y necesitan
especial cuidado. Muchas sucum-
ben en- este periodo tan crftieo v
La historic de tales perdidas es Ia
mas triste en- ell curse de la vida.
Un tratamiento conveniente podrta
haber salvado & la mayor parte
de estos tesoros de sus padres, 81
Las madres hubieren sabido de la
PREPARATION DE WAMPoLR
" La hubieren administrado & sus
hiias, con el resultado de que ha-
brian legado q ser muieres fuertea
y sanas. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel y contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curativos del Aceite
de Higado de Bacalao Puro, que
extraemos de los higados frescos
del bacalao, combinad0s con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Ex-
tractos de Malta y Cerezo Silves-
ire. Para lograr el lesarrollo de
nifios palidos, raqufticos y de1nacra-
dos, Y especialmente aquellos que
padecen Anemia, Escr6fula, Raqui-
tismo 8 Enfermedades de los Hue
sos y la Sangre, no tiene igual, pues
sus propiedades t6nicas son exec
Ientes. g El Sr. Lcdo. Miguel "a.
Ortiz, de Habana, dice: I'm deber
de gratitud me hace dirigirles es-
tas lineas para manifestarles que
he usado con un 6xito maravilloso
su Preparation de Wampole, ha-
biendo curado q mis- hijos de en-
fermedades que venian sufFiendo
del pecho J raquitisnao v con su
uso los tengo con blena salud."
Basta una botella para conYencerse.
g Efcaz desde Ia primera d6sis. !"
Nadie sufre IN desengano con esta.
10 yenta en- tpdas len BQticag,
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Miss zaIla Milhau,
De Nu8Va YOTk.
Elm. II. No. |, Ia pIOdujO nly
gTatd impression.
Es una ioven artista que recorre Ia
Ia isla ohservando sus pai-
ssies.

HaCe POGO Ileg6 & San Juan Ia sefi0-
rita ZeIIa MilhaU, miembr0 de una
dietinRuida familia de Nueva York.
Trae esta distipguida joven, s quien
ncompafia una amiga cartas de pre-
ssntaci6n del doctor J. J Henna, Y
prop6neae Fecorrer la isis para admi-
raE suS paisajss y estuaisr la VariedSd
de cOIOres que la nRturRlezA derram6
sobre nuestras campifIas.
Miss Milhau es artistR. apaaiOnada
pOr la pinturR. v est6 rela sionada con
Ia buena sociedad neoyorkina: ese con-
iunto de buen tOnO que Sc llama ALI:
lOs cstatrOOient0s.
VuEiOs lugarea de ID Ciudad ha vista
doya ID Srita. Milhau y 90 ihtqligante
amiga v. entire 6llos y acompsd NADIA
pOr nuestrO Compsfier ZsnO Gandfs,
visit6 eI Iunes ell edificio de Ia C6mara
de Delegates v ell Conaejo.
En- ID CamRrR fu6 presentada 81 pre-
sidente MatieDzo v & los delegados se-
nOres BesOsa. Was OchoteCo y Dome.
mech.
Lleg6 .alf en- mornentos en que
Be votAbA 81 M. I'll No. i, en e1 cual
los puertorriquefios piden al Con- gresO
de Los EstadOs UnidOs reconOcimiento
de dereChOs que han sido hAsta hoy
iDiustamente negados.
El senior Bes0sa, con gran coFtesfa,
explic6 & ID senOritR MilhRu, detalles
del acto. d6ndole una someFa idea de
4 poIftica puertorriquefia. Ella escu-
Ch6 con mucho inteF6s ell relate del
delegado BesOsa, ell c1al relate, como
quierA que 81 sefior Besoss fgura en-
81 partido republicano de IL isla, tuyO
ciertO suRve relieve republicsno que.
de tempo en- tempo, perfiaha con al
gdnAs ObservaCi0nes, 81 doctor Zan0
Gambia.
Ella empez6 & IeerIe con Viv0 inte-
res y no bieu habfa vueltO Ia9 dos pri-
meras p6ginas, exclnm6:
---Z9Sce.... MSce. 49, Muy bien.
muy blen....! Ohl.! :. Este es an
bueu dOOument0. Il
7 lego Y v0lVi6 6 Ieer con nOt0riaa
mueatras de aprobsci6n Y APPLAUSE, 81
NJ. III. que ahora Puerto Rico enVfa 81
GobiernO de Washington.
El eefior Besusa qued6 un POGO s0r-
prendido del efecto causad0 en ID cultn
seforita americana por un documentO
que el paFtid0 republican,, en- minorfs
en- u CGmAra, acababa de rschAzar;
pero como ell jOven cabRllerO de Ponce
es hOmbre de imagination y cultura,
encontr6 frsses ingeniosas y galantes
para mOstFarse serene snte ell entusias-
t. & inesperado buen efecto que el M.
III. habfA hecho en- el amino de la se-
norits Malhau.
Los sef1oFCs Matienzo Domenech
ofreCieFOn sus atenCiones 8 ID towgS8tg
y 6su amigs. describiendo ell B, gaDdo
81 belDo paissje de GuA AjataCs. sltuado
entire Quabradillas 6 Isabela, que aver
debieron admirar ambas, en- vibie para
AQpadillR
Ago mas tarde, visitRron 81 Conse-
10 presenCiand0 una parte de la se-
psntro de pooos dfaa las i6venes
ViajeYas regresaran 10 ciudad, en- dom
de esperan diveTtirse muchO con mott
vO do las fiestas de Carnival.
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lid Calaf- CoIlaaO h6IIaae de tompOrada

LID CaIaf- CoIlazO hklIaae de tempOrada
aquf
Ell teniente senior Schettini, sigue
nm .nt0 aliviado de sus doIenciaa.
Tambi6n se eDcuentra meior 81 Venera-
BE don G. dbl Pezo.
Ell doctor Joan Garriga Sc hs
trasladadO & Las Msrfas.
Don Manuel NJ. Nadal. rematista
del alnmbFado p6biic0 he rescindidO
el contratO Que tenfa con el Ayunta-
mient0.
La Corto municipal ha empezRdo
s celebFaF iuicios.
Nota bane. La poIicia 10 mismo
que ga jefe 81 seflor Schettini y Cab0
gefior Sierra. han Venido prestando
magn1hcOs serVicios en- estos d1as.
R DEL VALLE zENO. -Ingeniero Civil
Construccfones civlles. Planes Constru-
cciones de casss de mamnosterfa, cemento
armada MADEIRA
Mensura, palrioiones, deslindes Taaacio-
nes, peritaie, haformer Contfatos en gene
1al. 0ficina: Fortalega No. 16.--A Altcg.-@
y, 9, Box lle
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-RESULTA q7e despu6s ds impor-
tar en plaza. procedente de ga r brica.
los seIores TRUEBA Z OLINAS q
meier Ron que se cnnnce en- Puerto
Rico. MARCIA eMULITA.s acaben
de pFesentar q meFCadO dos clasas de-
ANTS que no 10 mejorAn lDs suOAEiO-
res de MallOrca. En xLA MDL1IAs
Be- var6 que ai ANS e4LOB01 y
eTIGRES 40 tienen competanclo. IA
gran fkbrica de IieOFa8 est6 en- SantuE-
ce. TelIeFal, carea al la estsei6n del
FeFriI. r. @. Boa 1s. n
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Hoandas Franceas Venezuela, Colombia Eo vapore
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Aema de estos apores pasageros
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Europa po yapor arga de ea Compan los cuaes pO
dram tocar en- cuaquer puertos de la M mpre que ha
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Acadia Do FaIaId0.

Encontr6Ddosa Vacante Is pIeza de
m6dico auxiliar de Sanidad del DObIsdo
de Luquillo. por renuncia que hiciera
aver 81 que ID venfa desempe6aDdo. Sc
anuncia al p6blico por 81 t6rmino de
ounce dias. para que los faCultatiVOs
que dese-n obtenerIa. presenter "a so
Iicitnd; adVirtiendo que ga habar es 81
de $500 aluales.
Fniardo. 10 de Enero de 1905.
JUAN PENEDO.
15v.s. Alcalde.
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REAL CEDULA coucedsendo cudo ID i de San Juan
"a O. de IndasRsgstrog 139Css 1a-Legso 4oLl
bro 3o)
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"a. G de lndas-Regstros 139CsJa 1aLeg9o 4oL
bro 8o)
sDon Fernando por q grszia de Rsy Aragon &a
cabaeos
relaCi6n dendo despues
dha
da m sancta gloria hada descubierta tomadA
sndada po eCh0 ella pO chEpanCs
os les Otras donde
dhas ibdd villas n suDcndome
dase a dha ys uxesedes pendon
los
dha Reyna dona Ysab da s1nca
gOs hads ms sdo los preroa pRbdoras della
de 6 serudO fee catyca ensazada
avy qrand peg pob
dha ys cOnquisa traera obedenCa los
yndlos della YnendO Covnyb bn eae sven
esudO edondo) dentro del Lo
colorado atravdO bAndera veea la
@ dvyaa coronas f9 feohss
redOnda de guente dhas
arm doy dha ys dc Sanct podays
seos
las cdades ev ugaes desO eyno de Castillo
dadas
cedua Carlos
perdos
area de Ordenes pores comsaos subcom aaydes de los
o nas os del Conseo oydores de Auenas
cAdes aguacles chancer1a
ades
tod les bdades villas ug de los Reynos senos cumpn
Cua todO ella cOntanydo della
So los fagde pOr
mill
ont hieren Dada BurRoa d de novmvre de mil
qun home a6sIo % ReySnalada del Obipo De Paenca
(Es cOpa)
Puerto Rs @ @ dos ds @ @ e. @ @ s.bs s 5
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An U NCIO

En- eats feCha he conferido Il se6or
don IsidrO A. Sanchez. de esta plnza.
poder basfante y facultades necessFias.
nara 1a Gerencia de mis- Aqencias Co
MERCEDES , representacicnes de f6bFi-
cas-. etc. San JueD. p 81 de
Enero 1905.-E. WOLFF r.
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Las festas patrODa
les de Manati.
Vista Do Inspection 4 las es-
eueIas.
de maestro o0gresponsa7. J

EneFo 31.-Laa fiestas de Ia Patrons
vienen celebrandOse con exactitud,
sluat6ndose al pFOgrama. Dianae, bsi-
les alborsdas, masCsrss. tai es en- rea1
men al ComDendio de elias.
A prop6aitO de fiestas podenos de-
cir, que esta msfIana fuimoa sOrpren-
didos con esq dRnza titulada ( GJuliani-
ia. del sublime CompositOr puertorri-
que1o Juan Campos, t0cada magistrate
mente pOr los eonocidOs m6sicos areci-
befios seGores Pagan. Martfnez. Orles
y OtrOG que sentimos no recOrdar en-
estos momentos. AL escucharia, crefs-
mOnos traspoFtados & regi0nes desco-
nOciias.
Srg61 SO dice el Casino EspafioI ira
ia de contratar Ell resto de la orduesta
que Queda en- ArecibO. De verss fell
citsmos & los consabidos instrumentis-
tas y a susodicho centric por tan plau-
sibla DrOyecto
-En el dis de hoy 81 seflor Ramieez
y Ell secretaFio Vii anil. han girsdo
visits de inspection g Las escuelas.
CreemOs necesaTias estas visitas. La
instruction. como ha dicho 81 eminenta
educAcionista Mr.. jules SimOnt. es b
fuente de los pueblos. Pensamos con
ell c6iebre francois.
La distingniia y resnatebve fsrni-
sirado y sin grsndeza. Pleno chaque
de pueblOs bm 6 IS. pero no choQue de-
pueblo inerme con gobierno ebrio de
orgullo.
Adelante, hermanos 4 El iDgertO se
hace uniendo los tallos. para que ergui.
dos busquen aire y luz de sol. NAL
iDgertO squel en- que uno de los tallOs
pnlidece pisoteado v Tornado Crecer
hscia TERRA para Ocultarle en- el raj
gsmbre del cOmpa nero con CuyO tallO
se le unel lMal ingarto, ese indiguo
i gertol No. Debemoa fundiFnOg Nor
to Am6ricR nOsotros como tallOa
amigos que iuntos buscan aire de- Iibar-
tsd y lDz de justicia. $3.50. SeamOs
iguales: ell mismo ambients, d misma
ley de vida. id gran tall0 mas robus-
20 y pOmpOno: 81 pequef1o tallO. 60.
bFsndO lentamente lozRnfa , saYia del
gFanda.
ST, faVOrezcsmos el choQue de dOa
pueblos. per0 defend d6m0snoa de la In
signe rnala scci6n que con nosotECs ae
COmeta p0F tOrpes gObiernOs que, iilu-
sosl pareesn prOpOnerse. 10 favOEeeeI
nue8trO degarF0llO. ainO arrancnfnD
violent como h0pRo1 in6tiles.
del upelo en que naqtmos.
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K0aL N6lILa
DOculnentO aUt6nticO
sr. D. Manuel Zeno Gandfa.
Director De sLa COrresDondeneiss.
Mi querido doctor : amigo:

Pueato tspee question d0 &c k1
GO observe sguen manen6nose ag1oa e sn a
6iCos
po6n De Ud cOpa literal pns del d0cmno n que g eco onc
ufhzadas
tuysn not documentl mi obra in6ta a aace d Puerto acos
oe Ud quien primera d h luz ca toda ~
documen del pubdo hasta hoy solo gmentOs muanes
8 aduitercones del texto original
Queaa pesOnamen practicable ATchvo General de Indias
r. - W S. BRAU
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Box de ia correspondence"

Quien escriba este Jiario poDga
siempre en- la cubierta Box No. 785
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
THE EDITORS CORNER.

lesson to be thus appropriated by Vir-
glnia and Southern women, who insti-
tuted and have kept alive for forty
years it's spirits in the observance OF Me-
mortal Day. will be best evidenced by
the care with which such lesson is
transmitted to their sons and daughters,
the young people into whose hands is
committed in large part the future of
the great American Republic.
per augusta ad augusta" said the
ancents, and they spoke wisely IN say
ing It. Through the straight and narrow
way OF right living and right thinking,
of courageous patience and perseverance,
must the feet pass to the untramelled
Joy of large reward TO the myriad Of
those that have traversed the line in
which the youth that come after them
should follow. has been added another
name, for the gift of which every Fir-
ginia woman, remembering her OWL,
should take heart and thank Cod
In the midst of life and activity, be-
fore the "evl days came and years
drew nigh" in which even Fitzhugh Lees
undaunted soul might have found no
pleasure, the call came, and, surrender
ing his spirit unto his Great Captain,
Christ" he answered to his name upon
the roll call, and went his way in willing
trust and obedience. Tho flowers above
his breast will scarce have wilted when
Memorial Day comes round. The peren-
NAL blossoms upspringing along the life
path where his footsteps have 30 lately
pressed forward remain to shed their
fra GRANGE in every heart. chershing yes
terday's thought of the brightness of
his smile and hearing In memory the
music Of his genial voice.
General Lees last conscious words, 1T
is said, were some sentences Of cour-
| teous Acknowledgement to woman, III
the person OF his nurse. Richmond
Daughters of the Confcderacy are leading
movement for raising the funds to
build a monument to symbolic all that
his memory means to American woman
hood and to American people. The editor
feels glad through the medium OF TINS
column, to clasp hands with all women
who are engaged In so noble and so fine
a work, and to bid them here godspeed
in their undertaking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07

common people profess 1t is unlucly to
marry in the month Of May. The fact
that In this month the feasts Of the
dead were held doubtless had much to
do with 1t. Then, again. Mary, Inflated
Queen CT Scotland. married Boutwell,,
the murderer Of Lord Darnley, on May
18th.
ouery-1n which of Sir Walter scott's
novels Is Raymond, Count of Toulouse,
introduced? NJ. Z. B.
Answer-In Count Robert Of Paris,
q novel OF the period OF Rufus.
Query-Which Of the stuarts was
known in history as the queen Of
Hearts?' READER.
Observation-Disclosures Stuart, daughter Of
James T., the unfortunate Queen Of Bo-
hernia.
Query-why is coquctte called nirt?
F. D. e.
AnswerAThe word is from, the verb
flirt, to move to and fro with n pert
motion, as TO f1rt fam The fan
being used for coquetting, those who
coquetted were called fan-flirts. Lady
Frances Shirley, the favorite OF Lord
Chesterfield. introduced the word
Query-Who was It that called archi-
lecture frozen musit?" F. D. e.
Answer-It was F. Schlegel
Query-1n what games was the ivy
wreath awarded as q prize!
STUDENT. +
Answer-1n the 1sthmian games at an
early date. Afterward pine garlands
we're used. The ivy was sacred to Bac-
chus and Osiris.
Query-What Is the authority for the
saying: "silence gives consent?"
STUDENT. Il
AnsweryThe Latin, "Qui facet consen-
tire videter::" the French, "Assez consent
que ne dit mot" and the English OF
Shakespeare in Cymbeline. which de-
clares:
"But that you shall not say yield, being
silent,
would not speak,
Query-When was the name 'univer-
sity," first applied to colleges? I. R. A.
Answer-In the twelfth century, be-
cause the entire range Of literature; that
is. the arts. theology, law and physics.
was taught in them.
Query-.Who was Barry Cornwall?"
N. D. h.
Answer-Barry Cornwall was the nom
de plume Of Bryan Waller Proctor.
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4 the editor stood last week beside
| 4 bter of virginia's lately departed
| td,ef. General Ti.zhugh Lee, and be-
| IA him while .'he lay like o warrior
f,inr his rest" with the battle-nag
\ IL he had followed, in red and due
| imortelles at his head; with the ira
ant purity OF snowy lilies bending above
y I, feet; with broken floral sabre at
aide. and all around and about MIN
I q wild honeysuckle, the flaming maple
/, ushs, the purple irises and the grace
4 i bridal wreath, that are flushing the
I ,t.of-door world in his native Virginia
9TH the beauty and bloom OF the resur-
Lotion season, the thought came nome
others, comrades In name ana laine,
4 no had gone before In the way tnat
is feet have trodden and, through tne
rairht and narrow gateway OF death,
ave, like him, found the secret OF '''o
.rger and greater life beyond 1t.
per augusta ad augusta SAID inc
Hncicnts, when contemplating the strus-
lie by which humanity ascended IN t.le
sale of being, and the law OF the an
sie,,ts still prevails. TO some beneficent
#at,,res It Is given to so flood the worlq
round them with tho sunny radiance oil
heir In born 10y, that others, receiving
rs inspiration, can hardly reallze such
In one, being subject to the law de-
ananding the novitiate Of trial and SER
lice, before the knightly guerdan IS won,
4 Only when the novtiate is ended ana
ahe guerdon bestowed, is the lesson OF
i,uch nature and such life work fairly
estimated. Then, the full measure OF the
aigh-souled courage that always met de-
teat and failure with laughing defiance;
ST the devotion to duty that rendered
no obstacle too great TO be overcome; OF
Inc sturdy patriotism that transformed
self-sacrifice into joyous bestowal; Of
the endurance that forbade all reference
ito the pain of the past, and leapt Tor
ward in response TO the demand of the
present; Of the loyalty that considered
ali effort commendable and all time wei
epent that was given In behalf OF an
old fellowtsoldier. or OF that tello"-
soldiers wife or sister-its splendid sun
smites keenly upon the inner conscious
ness and fills the heart to overlooking.
The beauty and completeness Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
Porch Furniture.

a great variety Of charming porch tur1,.
iture has come Into use this year. Most
OF it is now made waterproof, 30 that
It is no longer , 70 turn t eha hrs
farthest corner, and bring In the rugs and
cushions The q these SO the
exhausted householder. who has found
the labor Of bringing in everything from nn
TO an enjoyable evening. Screen chairs
are among the latest ideas. says the Is. SCI
wi tn broad arms and n seat vide enough
for two. with q great back, high ana nu1
cupant OF the chair. The practical utility
Of these ctairs Is 50 very evident !, thai ia
tanned popularity. Porch swings can be
made out Of bamboo eouches !, with an ,d az
making both ends alike. These can be
ready for swnns or can bs
waterproof rugs and cushions are. per-
q1aps. the most useful OF recent devices
for the porch. and are distinct saving
In labor. lj a5& rs s$tIt4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
Cream-of-Rice Soup.

For dinner at which eight people arc
to be served: Put half cup of rice
over the fire with a quart or more of cold
water; let heat quickly to the boiling
point. then drain and rinse in cold water,
Add the rice to two quarts and half
Of chicken or veal broth, seasoned with
onion, CARAT and "soup bag. Lot
cook until the rice Is tender; then, pass
the whole through very fine sieve. Re-
heat add salt and pepper. a pint OF hot
cream, milk II needed to make OF the
proper consistency, and, little by little
stir in two tablespoonful of butter, Serve
tablespoonful of cooked asparagus tips
in each plate of soup,