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The Washington times., 1906-05-12
q DAINTY LITTLE HONE
DINNER FOR TWO PERSONS
A Menu That Is Varied Sufficiently to Be Inviting
Even Though Prepared in Small Quantities.
By CoRNELIA c. BEDFORD.

serve on deep platter. garnishing with
pimolas and slices Of lemon.
To the spinach add a high seasoning
Of salt and pepper, a few drops OF onion
juice and the stiffiy whipped whites Of
two eggs Heap this in two individual
baking dishes or ramel1in cases and bake
in quick oven from twelve 20 fifteen
minutes. until we'll puffed and slightly
Drowned.
In a small but deep saucepan put suf-
nclent CHARMED dripping 10 more than
cover the potato croQuettes. then draw
over the fire until IL is so hot that a
thin blue smoke rises from the center
as well as round the sides. Having
ready At one side a fat pan spread with
thin unglazed paper (smOoth grocery pa-
per Is Just the thing). put JUyo or three
croquettes at a time into tie fat, being
sure that they are completely sub
merged. A small frying basket is ex-
tremely handy; If one is used dip II first
into the Fat before placing in IL the GRO
Quettes that the wires may be grea sed
and SO not liable 10 break the coating
OF each croquette. AS the centers are
already cooked that are only left in long
enough TO brown them nicely. Lift and
turn out carefully on the papered pan: /:
let them drain for a moment, then set
in the open oven or at the side Of the
fire. where they will keep hot while the
remaining ones are being cooked
For the dessert sift together one cup
Il
ful of baking powder. Beat one egg,
add TO il two tablespoonfuls of milk
and stir into the dry mixture. adding
more milk. If necessary, to make a
thick drop batter; lastly beat in one
tablespoonful Of melted butter. Have
ready two well buttered cups and one
quarter OF pint of hulIed strawberries.
Drop n few berries in each cup. add a
spoonful Of batter and so alternate until
the cups are two-thirds full Steam for
half an hour, then place in the oven for
five minutes to dry off Mash the re-
mainder OF the berries and press through
q sieve. make very sweet with powdered
sugar and use this as a sauce for the
puddings.
Arrange the lettuce on two plates.
over it place the radishes Quartered.
When at the table dress with a French
dressing. The waters should be placed
in the oven just Ions enough to slightly
melt the cheese.
In making the coffee powder il as
finely as possible Allow one tablespoon
full to each cup and use a drip pot, max
ing il clear and strong. The soup needs
only to be reheated-
The Washington times., 1906-05-12
BLUE AND WHITE ROOMS
Are Popular Among Society Girls This
Summer.

Summer.
To have a blue and white room IS the
aim and ambition OF society girls just
now, and scores Of summer homes are
being renovated 10 the extent OF having
the sanctum sanctorum Of the daughter
Of the house turned into a real sky
parlor. SO far as the color scheme is
concerned. Even the charming Powered
chintzes are being sacrificed in dens and
boudoirs for sky blue satin damask
which is the material that has caught
the taste OF the summer girl
For window draperies. upholstery.
shirt waist boxes. hat cabinets. handker-
chief and glove boxes. picture frames
and waste paper baskets, made up after
the Renaissance design. decorated with
quaint French prints and gold passe-
menterie such as has been 50 popularity
used with the lowered effects, the
damask Is utilized
It comes in the most charming pat
terms. One Of the most popular Is that
of the French Empire wreaths inter
spersed with polka dots. all in the same
shade. The fabric Is composed OF SILK
and linen, with the silk thrown up on
the right side. and is not expensive. as
II is very wide. selling at $3.50 a yard
fifty inches wide.
In the blue room the paint is ivory
white and the underdraperies for the
windows the same time. Dressing tables
may be made Of the damask the mirror
framed with il. Among the dainty and
pretty accessories for the toilet table
made up In the damask are the picture
frames, which are covered with the
fabric. bound with narrow gold passe-
menterie, the opening for the photo
graph outlined with ii and perhaps a
decoration added consisted Of a small
French print OF some old time French
beauty.
Collapsible waist paper baskets are
fascinating made up in the damask. and
the shirt waist ca binets are dreams of
lOVeliness. Beside the French wreath
design, there is another showing a
watered effect over the material, which
IS almost as well liked as the other
There is really nothing that can be used
IN girls room that does not lend itself
10 this attractive material. and the ef-
feet when finished is most satisfactory.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12


IS that
In
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fuller
which the left front above
band the ngeeved models showing
walking skirts Of mohair
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The Washington times., 1906-05-12
Have You Tried

the new Quick Desserts that Grocers are now
selling. They are Justly termed Easy to
Make all ingredients are IN the package.
Three complete products. D-Zerta Quick Pud-
dsae and D-Zerta Perfect Jelly Dessert at 1Oc
Ter package, and D-Zerta Ice Cream Powder
. packages for q cents. Five choice favors
OF each. A trial viii convince how easy IL is
to have the finest desserts with no labor and
little expense. Order today.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

Don't allow loud talking. gloomy or
wheepy visitors near the patient. Don't
sigh, frown. and scold If things don't go
as you wish them 10. and. above all.
be cheerful without being loquacious.
\ low voice, a serene, unfussy man
ner and q pleasant smile are three
blessed attributes for a nurse. amateur
or otherwise.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

The patients bed should he a high
and narrow iron cot, If possible. In
some of the hospitals several mattresses
are placed on a bed II 81 Is not high
enough. as IL is much easier for doctor
and nurse to handle the patient than
il would be or a low broad bed.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12
HOME ITS PROBLEMS AND INTERESTS
THE HOME NURSE
Things for Her to Know and Rules to
Abide By.

Creaking shoes, rustling papers. loud
whisperings, and similar nerve-racking
sounds are more disturbing TO the aver
age sufferer than the changing of the
passing car bells or the rattle and roar
of nearoN trains
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

An easily wrought pattern for embroi-
dered pillOwshams is a heart-the out
line Of which is delineated by rather
large embroidered dots tied at the base
with bow and some sprays Of flowers.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

Have the room as bare as possible
no draperles or rugs instead of a small
one near the bed, so that the nurse will
not be apt TO slip. as one did one day
not long ago, pulling the patient half
out OF bed in her descent.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

The sick room should IL possible be
in a quiet part Of the house and 40
Joining a bathroom. If there Is an
open fire and coal has TO be Dut on
wrap the Goals in pieces Of paper or
In paper bags. and lay them on the
fire instead Of shovcling in the usual
way. This viii save a great deal OF
ear-rackinE noise.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

An even temperature. fresh air 6rom
the top Of the Window, and plenty of
warm, light bedclnthes are essential TO
the patients welfare and comfort.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

For very sick or weak patient the
ordinary nightgOwn, which has 10 be
put on over the mead at considerable
expenditure OF strength and energy.
is n nuisance. Little bed jackets of
linen cotton or canton flannel are
much more sensible. They are slipped
on and tie at the back Of the neck,
and the patient does not have 10 lift
her head or move except 10 raise her
arms for a second.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

For a tiny girl is a white lace cap
bordered around the face by a wreath
OF tiny pink rosebuds. The ribbons are
of pink satin.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12
IN THE SHOPS.

Black or white, or a mixture OF the
two, exceed even the popularity of
grays. puce. raspberry. and other cOlors
now in favor.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

A number of handsome toilettes are
seen in the windows of certain makers
who cling to the face cloth and lace
combinations As the season advances
the Jackets are either put aside or an
breviated to the skeleton effects a de-
tucked in original fashion and trimmed
with fiat bands Of silk braid II is ac-
companied by a lace blouse dyed in the
same shade, but relieved by bits of COL
sleeves
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

All lights in the sick room should be
shaded. Candles OF electric lights are
better than gas. which absOrbs the
life-giving oxygen. and a lamp. Unless
a small one. is apt 10 overhead the
room.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

The home nurse should have fresh.
clean wash gowns. but without enough
starch 70 make them rattle. They
should clear the floor by several inches.
Her shoes should be the list shoes.
worn by nuns. and called in the shops
sisters shoe" at least they should
have rubber heels Her hair should
be simply and very neatly arranged,
and her hands should be as exquisite
" cared for
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

The newest pincushion has a pert lit
tie bow on top made of ribbon to har-
InonLe with the color of the cushion
with lace.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

Quiet checrfulness. and cleanliness
are the three essentials that the home
nurse should take as her watchwOrds
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-12

A coat which has been placed on
exhibition in a London furrier's shop
is made out of l,20O RABBIT eaNs,
which have been sewed together i'm
such Il manner as To make serNi-
ceable waterproof coat
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-12
COUNTY COURT ORDER
WEST VIRGINIA.

Al County Court continued and
h,ld for the County of Mercer at the
Court House thereof on Saturday.
the 2Sth day OF July. 1906.
In the matter of establishing a
new voting precinct In East River
District:
IL is ordered that there be aud Is
hereby established a voting place at
the public school house at Ingleside,
whose precinct lines are as follows,
to-wit: Beginning ut the line between
Virginia and West Virginia and on
the line between Oakvale precinct
and Princeton precinct and with said
precinct line I'm a northerly direction
to Will Whites. so as to leave said
Will Whites to Oakvale precinct.
thence with the road leading to the
Hartman branch road and from the
Hartman branch road with said road
To the corner trees at the mouth OF
Stinson's lane, and thence with the
road leading from said corner trees
westerly TO the district line between
East River and Beaver Pond near
II. NJ. Oney's. so as 10 leave said T..
NJ. Oney to Princeton precinct, thence
with said district line southerly TO the
Ingleside turnpike, and Oh with same
to the district line near John q.
Spangler's and with said district line
To the said state line and with laid
state line othe beginning.
IL is further ordered that the num-
Der OF said precinct shall be No. 4
IL is further ordered that all electors
at ensuing elections within the said
boundary shall vote ut said place
herein designated II is further or
dered that the clerk do cuase four
copies OF this arder to be made and
delivered TO the Sheriff and said
Sheriff is hereby directed to post q
copy OF said order at four public
places I'm said precinct. The Clerk
shall also post a copy hereof at the
front door OF the court house. lie
shall also furnish = copy hereof to
the Princeton Star-Journal. a re-I
publican paper published I'm this
county. and also to the Daily Leader
democratic paper published In this
county. who are directed to publish
the same I'm their columns for one
month and present their bills there
OF to this court.
Copy. Teste:
ESTILL BAILEY. Clerk.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-12
LOOKING AHEAD
FOR TROUBLE.

The problem of what we shall do
with our ex-presidents will be m. re
serious and Irritating than ever when
Theodore Roosevelt retires from Of
hce.-Charleston News and Courier.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-12
THE BLAND STREET JEWE

by police order now in operation
Paris laundries must disinfeot all
garments as soon as they are re-
ceived. Clothes must be conveyed
TO the laundry in Theoretically scaled
bags. and. on their arrival. be scald-
cd i'm an antiseptic solution. The
work people are to wear special
clothes, which also are TO be dis
infected.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-26
MARKET is AGAIN ADVANCING
AFTER A SHARP REACTION

as high as 81. Thhtyeight thousand shares Of Mohawk we're sofa YESTERDAY :"
Godfed. -
Wednesday night Jumbo Extension changed hands freely IN he street On
reporso " a strike in the Gold Wedge ground, selling a III 9 a. ." :" 10
above the prevailing price o N January first.
Red Top vas strong at 81, and the greater part OF mi little 'Su"s '"'
was in tiss security brought IN advance of this figure.
Adams felt the depression of the market the first OF the Week o' va
of the first stocks to respond to improved conditions in sOda a ne q -.
vas traded in freely at Il cents oil Thursday. Monday a few small oOeAS
changed hands at 10 cents -.
Auop.a Touched a high waters mark yesterday selling round 1874 cents
Ru,norz have been current for some time past tina the eonuom ""N%'
this property was being bought up by al eastern syndicate Inn "s 81"
ov.eptnul location Of the ground, contributed to send u up W.T. tine
shorts raidea Diamondfeld or the San Francisco board ht Wees O'
1aspfet the pounding it received it held its own \ small block vas so" " In
Francisco Nondav for "a. but within a few minutes the price vas agm wen
along in the afies The much talked of pool n Damondhad IS ""en' ~
many to be now practically assured, and the general oenel PF"' -"
stock will "a TO per within a brief period
Booth sold doan as dow as 1s but promptly rallied an I'u""ea ~ "~
advancing ito 30 ct the closing Thursday.
eon9nsrar experienced range Of s points in its high and low for tn week
Gold6ed Mining was firm at SO to s. But little stock was sa. 1amo0 ,A
ia plaee AMONG tie leaders going from 12Q, the bottom price, to 10 on the c"9s
sandstone was about the only stock to stand up under tn STUMP. aa Is ii
GOOD demand with hut little offered. Kendall has also been a faYorte thousn
naturally reactine from its sharp advance Of 80 points sine the hSt OF me yea
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-26

After sharp reaction in the values of Southern Nevada stocks curing 'e
sut Of tbs veek. tn market is again on the advance, the improvement O"ne
noted in almost every security on the list The upward tendeneyo "e man
eomes from n food of eastern buying orders augmented by trading at nome
Tba east was not dow to get in ON the decline and buy anything and everything
that could be had. The inevitable reaction which followed the big rise oil the
80 mon+h so GENERALLY regarded as beneficial to the market n show healthy
conditions With few exceptions all stocks have recovered hen loss M al are
far in advance IF the figures # a month ago. and many are douoi the hgure' "i
six months ago. .s
The reaction that marked the latter part OF las week n the oegn"ng /"
this was dine partvt to the tremendous boom all along thu Inc lasting oWr te
narions 40 davs Conditions became unnpurdly strained and when the severe
storms that prevailed overt the country interrupted both telegraph INC man con
nesions from the east as wen as from the Pacific coast and hung up buying
orders. the market was only too ripe for n slump, and reaction, sharp md speeaS
followed the absence Of support
Wednesday morning the market toned up to a marked degree Many orders
that had been DELAYED in tie mails and by interrupted teegapme eomn"lHea
ton were on the mrRe, and trading was brisk There was an aaEapce rs
sent several leading stocks forward for notable increase y price. Nf~iy ever.
stock Oh the list strengthened mp aud was good for az advance % ron 1 20 ~
points. during the following two days
Mobavk advanced sharply as a result Of a heavy demand for It's shares
rq,rssa, ,,ornino aben s. became known that n strike Of exceptional values
had been made on TIE Hays S Aonnette lease The stock had been sehns
around IS and SO for several days, and Thursday morning opening was aoqi
10 ndnts above the close of the night before, and a few shares changed hands
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-26
TALMAeE AND ITS NEIGHBoRs

4 party of Goldfeld brokers and
others went out to the property OF the
Talmage Gold Mining eompany at Vim
dicator mountain last Sunday after
noon. The directors of the company
considering the a~dyisability Of list
ing the stock upon the local exchange
and upon the board in San Francisco,
and the visitors were taken to the mine
to thoroughly acquaint them with the
condition of the property. A half
dozen or more members OF the Golafeld
exchange took the trip and expressed
themselves well pleased with what
they saw.
Several weeks ago G. w. Hays and
his Colorado Springs associates pur-
chased several claims adjoining their
Talmago group, Snd are prosecuting
work with renewed yigor. Near the
100-foot level Q narrow pay streak was
cut through returning assays Of from q
hundred to $1,000 per ton. Several
good sized ore bodies Of good ore haze
been uncovered, and the company ex-
uects to soon cut into q ledge. for
which they have been c%rosseutting.
DAISY ELECTS OFFICERS
The annual meeting of the s~harehold-
ers of the Goldfeld Daisy Mining syn
dictate was held Wednesday afternoon
at the ~company's offices In this city.
Frank f. Horton was reelected presi-
dent and A. A. Busey succeeds himself
as vice president, John S. Cook was
named as treasurer and Boyd L. Wilson
succeeded Milton NJ. Detch as secre-
tary of the company. These officers
with Van ID. Spaulding constitute the
board of directors of the company.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-26
ao1DFIELD COMBINATION

r~r - - =.
The Wendell Leasing company which
IS operating on this property is plan-
ming 10 prosecute work on q somewhat
extensive scale. a double compare
meRt shaft has been started and will
be pat down 10 n depth Of 150 feet.
Superintendent Fultz states that he has
Ytained . depth Of 90 fret, and IS
kiAg on an average of five feet q
lav q station has been cut at IS
feet her levels viii be run every
afts feet. kigilt veins are known 70
cross this property, the management
proposing through its various crosscuts
t. tap several Of csc value bearing
deposits. Before the company secured
It's lease on the first aay 0f January.
assays MS high as ST. were secured from
the surface. "a four-foot ledge was cut
through ct 40 feet which carried very
uniform values of SD. From the So
foot level n crosscut is being run to
tap a vein found near the surface
which carried fair values at the grass
roots.
BLooA 10 ON MOHAWK
Messrs. Becker, Fair and Hinniker.
leasing on blocks Nos. 10 and IL of the
Mohawk claim, ere engaged in drifting
north on a lead recently encountered
at a depth of 40 feet in a shaft sunk
by former ~lessees on block 10. The
vein was found by extending an old
erosscut about 10 feet and is showing
21a feet in width. Assays as high a;
$40 to the ton are being obtained and
by extending the drift to a point where
a cross lead has been opened at surface
it is thought that pay ore viii be
found.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-26
GoLDFIELD L
JONES LEASE

Every effort is being made to gain n
deptb of $50 feet at the Jones-GrifRn
lease on the Continuation No. 1 and in
furtheranee thereof q within has been
installed. The shaft IS now down about
10 feet and when the objective point IS
reached the ground is to be explored
and the vein system proved up by
means of crosscuts and drifts.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-26

If you have 500 to $500 to invest in
a safe and profitable mining enterprise
write me.
F. r. ARGERSINGER,
Box 056. Goldfeld. Nevada.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-26
D

Several ~stringers containing high
values have been cut in the shaft on
the Gasken and Woodward lease on the
Atlanta and thus encouraged the
lessees are prosecuting to the east and
west from the 150-foot level in the
hope of locating a pay shoot once the
vein system is reached. 1t is believed
that lodges showing at surface viii be
tapped within 100 feet of drifting Ia
either direction.
PURCHASE ACREAGE
A controlling interest in the Gold
Sink group of claims located about 5
miles north of D~iamordfeld has been
purchased by J. Douglas, Dr.. Edward
Bowes, r. i. Minis and Harry Epstine.
The new owners have taken up devel-
opment and intend to push it extern
aively. The property has an client
surface showing but little in way of
exploration had hitherto be done.
GoLDFIELD NCsIE
The company is preparing to equip
the property with a gasoline hoist. The
shaft is down 100 feet, and at the so
foot level a station was cut and a cross
cut run to the west which this week cut
through two streaks, both Of which as
say aud pan fairly well. The first was
about nine inches wide and the second
six inches, from wAleh an assay Of $50
was secured.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-26
ADAMS AGAIN K

The Goldfeld Adams company has
commenced sinking from its present
depth Of so feet. At this point a
crosseut Of the ledge reached the foot
wall at a distance Of Sc feet. No ef-
fort has been made to get the hanging
wan. The entire SO feet carries values
ard assays as high as $50 have been
secured, but the mineralized body cal
not BE called $50 ore. The company
has in sight and blocked out a vast
amount Of rock which win average up
well in milling values superintendent
Mckay intends to go down another 90
or 100 feet on tie ledge and run an
other erosseuty believing that with a
little more depth higher Grade ore will
reward his eaorts. Tie company is
now Working three times the number
of men employed two weeks ago.
Ample finds are in its treasury wait
ing to BE applied so tie fullest ex-
ploitation.
GET GOOD PAINTINGS
Indications favor the early location
Of an ore shoot in the H~igginsen Broth
ers and Langford block Of V~inegrone
Traction ground. The property IS
located east Of the Red Top and is be-
Jag explored through the medium of a
drift at q dcpth Of 80 feet. Within
the past few days gold values have ap-
preeiated considerably and the residue
in the bottom of the pan shows a. fair
sprinkling of colors.
SEARCHING FOR LEDGES
Several very promising lodges were
cut at surface some time since on the
Rogers and johnson lease on the Red
King of the Florence estate and eff
fort is now being made to tap them at
a depth of 80 feet. To that end cross
cutting to the east and west is in pro-
gress but it will require considerable
more drifting before contact is gained.