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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
DIPPED i MILLION sHEEP.

A Report q the Bures Of Anima
Industry.
WASHNGTON-The annual re-
port Of the chief of uhe hurea al AMI
nal industry Of the Department OF
Agricu-sGre shows substantial progress
in the treatment o. tne various animal
diseases Much increased work has
been done in the last year IN Inspect
ing and dipping animals Tor scab.
More tnan 90 million sheep were in
spected and Il million dipped The
inspections % cattle were i4.0S5,251
and the clippings 563.ss4
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
lNeaEAsEo - eIneuLArlon.
Tosai l. ssi Millions. e. 70 Millons
Greater Than . Year Aas.

fctal - o4l MtilBena, e. ~ Miiliona
crsatsr Than . Year Age.
WASHINGTON Ihors was AZ 10.
crease q ~s7e.fzo.ist last year "a ms
circulation 81 national hank notes. ae-
oording 60 the statement q the coinp-
trolicr 81 carrency The increase
last month was g7Ssg O0g. The total
bank note circulation nov 0utstand.
ing Is almost 5sI mHli0n dollars m
amount 81 circulation based on Unlt-
cd States bonds was f53f.Sf2zig az
increase for the year o. SO SIS and
an increase for the month q 1920
900. The amount Of circulation secur-
ed by lawful money was t5G07zo3
an increase for the year q s1.1is.
6ss and an increase for the month q
S359.0S0. The amount of bonds OF
deposit 20 secure circulating n0tei
was s5o6.6s go and 70 secure pub
lie deposits f~G5.6I1S9o.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
%pAILIPPINEs euIEr.

Brysa Tells Natives 20 Trust tire
United States
MANIIA-Repurts cahled from the
United States OF possible trouble in
the Philippines are denounced as ab-
surd The situation has never before
been 30 quiet and peacofai
William J. Bryan hsa arrived AZ
Nesros island, ana wa given an en-.
thusiastic reception IN az address
he urgea the natives 10 trust The Unit.
ed States 20 deal fairly with them
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

WASHINGTON Mr. ioubarL the
Dominican representative here ceceiv,
ed a cshlcgrsm Thursday announclns
that General Rodriguez Was killcd si
Puerto Plata Wednesday that the
fighting there Bad lasted thFee DAYS.
but that the coanucy vss quiet and *
was horrd the s~isasgIDn would not
cleared soon Mr Iubert communk
Gated this Information 20 Secretary
Root.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

APPLETON. WlS-whie sorting
rags az the Fox huyer Paper Com.
psny's muL Sylvester RuEhmann
found 500 in a coat The garment
was nearly new showing q had been
east on by a Vcuhto-do person An
envelope Ia another pocket Contain
ed The name % r. T. WheeleF. IN
another garment IN the same bale
Jerry Balsar found sac Cnder the
rules min nndlngs are keopings. 50
the men win retain The money.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

chlLDaEN At CHRISTMAS.
We watsts1 he hoogisg chitr@
paiy
About the oie house oncs 40 uaY
And Enit Thau dasanesa fe
And one - ozs fhey raA farewell
Te music and me iaarhter ai0g5e
The piay Nas do1e. The elf1al1
6n1gp,
The uansns LAMP o. nirh burnes
low
with each last en- acFoas ihe nao
And ne. Old Fnsad. we're ias1 a,1ze
What wa 8 iozL mat re Ead horn7
Cd Friend and Trus mln sve1 re
Fnd neFermors wkzf uzsd - BE-.
Nan lives ~ change uhraugh eab
ard row
The new lives cone. the oG Lives go
We lose and gain. yet year ~ year
The aging heart gross more asFa
Il may Be that the scrzla zzd stress
Or Ogr mad tines tempt Byi-EE
Il may - that cur fsverisb GAYS
AAAEEA AAE 4aH AAaI HEAa& Waaas
II may Be. TOO. the asAes q
Dead hopes and dreama have Emuh-
cred kygei
But plain g stands. 40 more Es tCId
Eartb's fond Eood-fenovship o. oie,
Yet thanks 70 one snail sparL Ois
Friend.
As down the Dusk q Things we
trend.
Age shall not strip q Weary hear
OF al its Oh conEeuial art. =
aye, thanks 10 each small voice and
light
That lend IS yogJh 10 as tonight
And ghsak5 % THAR strange fugitive
Endurisx Love By which We live.
Thro' chudiike gyes and ~ctfldllke Art
We yet shall h0H our gogth intact,
And thanks 20 one sim sovlal cay
We stIL Ola Friend. shan make or
way
By thought and Mem'y through The
snow.
To Youth and that lost Long AEo.
where Laughter holding borh his
sides
Made all our DAYS seem Christmas
udes, ARTHUR sTRTNGER
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
a nslunel MsmphIs eank b Pay 90.

MEMPHIS. TENN -Chaneenol
He;skcn has issucd a decree permit
INK the Commercial savinrs and Trust
company 10 liouidate the affairs az the
American savings Rank and Trust
company which closed its doors az the
time of the recent failure OF the Mer'
chants Trust company Notice has
been given that an creditors viii be
nald On fnil
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
Pat Grove Arrslsnes.

OMAHA. NEn-Pat Grove VAS AZ.
migned In the district court on enc
charge OF nopbins D. A. Cudahay OF
$4,000 in fhe kidnapping case he
pleaded not guilty and his trial was
set for February T. Ills bond was fix
cd az $1,000.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11


Sleepy little creepy little gobiins q
the cleaning.
with their airy little, fairy little
faces al aEiow.
WlnkinE little. blinking little brown
les gone ~a-roaming.
Hear the ruHtlinE ittie. bustiins
little footballs as they 80.
laughing little. chatting ilttle voice,
swoetly singing
In the dearest little. QucCrcst babs
lullabies.
Creepl creepl Creepi
Time to go 10 nleepl
Baby playing 'possum with his big
brown eyesl
Cricket IN the thicket with the oldest
little clatter
Sings his rattling little. prattllng
little. tattling little tune:
Fleet the feet Of tiny stars go patter.
patter. patter,
As they scamper from the heavens
Ak the rising Of the moon.
Beaming little. cleaning little IRE
nies go dreaming
70 the dearest little. queerest little
baby lnIlabies.
Creepi Creep Creep!
Time to 20 20 sleepi
Baby playing 'possum with his big
brown eyesi-Talent.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

NEW NoRK-rhe total hank clear
inFa fg tha wees were heavy amoaut
inr TO 1saaestis3. an iRCressc q
a09 per cent compared WITH a gesG
aEn Exclusive of NFN Vera eats, the
returns were suaa in prororion 81
tho total The figures eerc sflak.
sOtssl shoEins an incrasse ~ ifas
per CeAA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
REcoNsIoNmENT RATEs LEGAL
Railroads May Make Through Rate
Less Than the Two Locals.

Railroads May Make Through Rate
Less Than the Two Locsia-
WASHTNGTON.-In an opinion b
Chairman Knapp, tie interstate con-
merce commission. announced its de-
cision IA the case of the St Louis
Hay and Grain company against the
Illinois Central Railroad company and
the Mobile & Ohio Railroad company
in favor Of the ra-noads
Il was held lnat the fact that the
through rates are less than the sum Of
in and d rates ls not itself q valid
ground Of objection nor is Il unlawful
for the defendants 10 maintain recon
signmeut rates. which 2 higher a
some cases than their proportions %
through rates. a also that the fact
that the reconsignment rate IS some
times the same as the proportion Of the
other rate does not warrant an infer
ence Of Illegal conduct or support q
charge OF Discrimination
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
s1.FI . Que 90 = Toll0a, =.

AHaha NurHF.
FEasH raEssr msEts uah test ~ e saaif
Faftarf - TIE arm % Z ]. GunNaN a Co. daiaa
haainnsf la ne NftF q Eia1s CllHW aud elafs
afarrsslf a18 thsf saif ara aNi pa az sam ~
nht HUNDRED NaLLhMa Co nah aad aFaHJ
Esss e NafAHHH thsi vaasat ha rsraa By te So ~
hakL'a CArAsnn GnaE
FRANK CHENEY
Ruafa o. BEFORE ne ant ahNar6edl y ~ rfrsrara
a w GLEASON,
Noranr rrauic
Halle caauh Cun h taken iaieraaiir saa scu,
fIrrCIF oa soc hfsH aui naeaas naHafta of tM1
uttca, srla &C. Uafgm niss fnrr
F2.thENAN &c., cciA .,
Eaid hF al nrunTiat ihe
Fake haaafs-alg ftHt Tor cautlirataa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

ENefY h-olsekcepcr sfocid En0u
that u they wU Dos Defiance Cola
water Slarch tos iaaudg use thsy
wnl save not o1B uua hecause be-
never sdrks 60 ne irCn ezt eecaase
each packare contains if o1-uEe fun
pcunt-Ntile an other con Wata
suIvacs are pos ua iu Apoaad pack
aEeA and KS prea Is the same ~
centa Tnen 4ssin aecanse nehaHes
Starch d iJes lrcu au in~ilrtoas chem
tcalA u your Erocer uies Is sci 200
q t2ol WcksEs a. Is beeause he has
= siock 90 taud aheh 81 uisbCs o.
aisqass % he.orc 10 lais in necteca
he k4oss that neeRees starch hRa
printed o. every package ID large igt.
teg8 ana 1gures ne eEs nemaHa ~
aance and sare mach ume ana muasy
ant ne suuoyance 60 ne iroa siick
ms Deaance never Etlska
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
oen,ral nee.h ApIur,, 80.

LoNDoN-In his annual address
90 the salvation army General Booth
attributes his robust health 20 the
fact that for the last even years he
has been a strict vegetarian.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

Shepard. 49, Jan SIN ~tspeciaiI-
Mrs Sarah r. Howe uh0 IS residfug
here. says she t,-eis 4Be a New he
Ing. although she Is 10 her hfty-ses-
enth year. Why becauee she has
tskeu nodd's Kidney f1iis. the; zen
known medicine that has put new life
inio old bodies and has come a. a
God-seHd into homes 81 sorr0w and
suffering She says
n one kuuws Whist awful torture
7 suffered with rheumatism sud Kid
ney Trouble. unul 3 rot cured by
ilodJ's Kidney Pills This grand rem
eds drove the Rheumatisln oug al ny
hOdy. nothing rise ever did sue any
good Dodd's kidney pnls are worth
une hundred times tbeif price. for they
have made me. though } am fifty.
seven years nld. . new heiug. I am
10 better shape nos tban ] have been
Ter many years and } oWe 81 ali 10
uadd's Kiduey Pills
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

Tramp Please mum, I fust ar
rived from Dakota I'm q blizzard
sufferer. man
Housekeeper-se here, g aint
been three weeks since you told me
you Just arrived from New Orle1uE
and were 3 yellow fever sufferer.
True. mum I hurried right On 20
Dakota % get shut o. yellow fever.
and { got caught IN a blizzard. mum
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

ST PE1NRsBuRG- nakhmetlcn
the new Russldan minister 20 Japan.
win go 10 rokis sy way of the United
states and viii have an Interview with
President Roosevelt with whom ne d
acquainted IHo d cowaissisned ID
cement the N cancellation betNccn tho
countries lately Ia var
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

NfNayt Danger N ociutera I've.
But sleeping on your arms night
after nlght, is not a great hardship
The conscripr saluted respectfully.
~Oh. no. sir' said he. Our new
musket. yon see IS q combined mus.
kot u folding bed or course. there
81 always the danger Of the thing
shutting up and ~smothering one. bus
The lfo o. a eoldicr Is never free from
danger It's sweet 10 die Cor ones
country"
You are a brave iollow!"
Thank you siri"-Puck.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

NOt Rsnnins tsrursnos csnpsng-
How'd - like 70 hire oss 10 ne
this spring Jahex
~Tu do IL Il yen hire my rvo ooys
Kin ye DO tkatF
4 kin. but doat propose to I'm
unniu a farm. Eo a ne insurance
company
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

Customor- here, An the bat
tons came of this ooat the nrst time
I wore tt
ncaier-Nah So maBy hcop3os "a.
mire dot cost goa shweh uR mit pride
and burst dusa cations or
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
A Rln Inersa.s q eaplt.l.

CHlCAGo-swiu q Co cleared
S~isoo.,5o last yea-. or ls pr cent
The capitalization was Increased from
SIS. 600. 900 20 100000
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

WASHINGTON TIE production
o. precious mctsls last year accord.
ing % the census huresn vas SS6
ssg.leo gold and tsSsSS2SS silver.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

II q married Is fairly good
looking, loves her husband. and Is
sensible, thst Is about an any one
could reasonably expect.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

no: / must confess that / didat
enjoy the opera
Why ire papers s2T that ah ths
EuEeTs were iu very coed voice
Tnoe bat 50 Esrs the pg p ne
boxes
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

A. T5E cszEs a. Alsss Enns-Fsua
"stre5 ALIENS FOOT EASE re1e1s-
" and have iust bought another sspply. a.
has cured Uy corus aud abe b1t haraiag
Eud itchinr sezsau1n in ~ feet w1ich vas
nlmost unbarable andl ucali not D. wth-
oat % Row Mrs ". J. walker, CAl@
& J." Sod b Al DruErsss 80
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

Euuurd o. Pai1ful ifroE s
uessof the siowaeh lad
1uE Eerruus Pr1E
Ge-erzI hh1-V. Alz
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

i E- rre m-e caves - U
Weeknen tan arr ozer -e-er "a
worG kaserer EngwE IL
fail En- FuzE n1raE l aa ErF
errs Tuwem fn an early maze &
GmeluprnerE T1aE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

Some women are 90 curious they
viii listen 10 advice just 70 find out
what It's like.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

and Backlche Of cifhry ~ the Eeretn-
be Co-npuznd IS uneng@EeS
You can write Mn Penkham zboszs
Yourself IN strictsst eGn
GTBu 4 rsKzaH MEB- So, Esus. Eu-1.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

Tho man who Is a,Ways going Ia do
a lot % great thinEs usuaiiy ends by
doiag a few email ones
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

What Is criticism d you glso Il to
somebody else Is outrageous abuse n
somebody gives e 20 You.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

WASHINGToN-ln the face Of
peaceful explanations Of recent war
like movements coming form French
and German officials. there is a firm
belief Ia diplomatic and military cir
cles IN Washington that France and
Germany are on the v Of a The
belief IS manifest In both the State
and War departments, where a close
study Of conditions Is a part Of the
duty Of the day.
In the War department close watch
has bee1 kept Of the progress Of mill
tary affairs in France aud Germany
for months and changes Of system In
the military department Of either Of
the European governments, while
meaning nothing 20 the lRymaB. are
fun Of significance 10 n acute soldier
observer. There have been military
events recently IN the empire and In
the republic which can DO taken az
meaning only one thing-preparatiUH
for war.
Germanys recent military prepare.
lions perhapE have been Dor pointed.
IS warllko uhan those Of France The
emperors government Of the face OF
things. Is making preparation 20 move
vast numbers of troops when occasion
requires. aud 10 move them rapidly.
The signincance OF an order Cor go
million dollars worth % cars capable
Of carrying troops the order having
the proyiso that the cars must be
r.,sh.a q, ~,,,pIafFon a. -auuarenf
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
Rohh.d in chnrh.

just think What an outrage 10 4 70 b.
rphhet 81 az the hcnrhts II the sorgioos
by continuous coughing ~thruaroat sue can-
Frceaiian, when Anti 4HplHr IS e7iaransr0d
~ caro Sold everywhere ~ pentA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

HlEh finance q staying out ot jan
for doing what lands tho low fellow
there ovrry time.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

Successfully used oy Mother Gray curse
to she ChildneR's Home IN New YORK. cure
Constipation, F~eFersuncss, Bad Stcmaeh.
IeethinE Disorders. move and neTuAge sue
AmonialA A. an Druggists PC sample
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

lfrnfars uuHa rurdtnr lHaFdEiHu Hffs Nf1o
flsta aw aHthar1rt o. rrfu1d un1fr m PAEu
NlhInLNI ~ p olnl n " % aaIa So.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

LOWS Single Elnouf straight &C. you
pay i@ Tor cigars nlt 90 gnoi iour dealer
or Lewis Factory. Peoria. Ia
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

a. Is a. ART "a patnt = WoTk % art
and q is sinl mor - aa3 sg4 &C sen
IT,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

use Defiance Cuid Water Starch. be-
cause ID h. better. and Z Ca ln0re OF "a
Tor same money.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

sharp WiiiiAVas Sack in Waahiuntcn
WAsHiNU1SN Representative
John sharp Wlllamn. the nsinorils
lffdor IN he House. has rciurned 20
Weshington
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

A woman's idea OF heaven Is where
she could have half a dozen children
without ever having 10 be bothered
with 3 husband
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

rs she a miss N09 she Is s bin
shes q viaou via tuo mauoa
Judge
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
Lydia < PsakhaBSs
Keaafasls ConsRenRd

q lrE ere al trae
aZerts q w0EeL % wI aT
zune ths wgras for1s - Fe Cd
atA I1fan ard
FGE lz1 Uzs aE ua
1le1t Srnal Wel1aW and Is na
ARR adzpsed - EAs Cw q La
Lt VII ErslF e-rs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
THEY TALK OF WAR
FRANCE AND GERMANY NEAR
cRI3is.
BOTH SIDES ARE PREPARING
lng Spite Of Reassurlna Statements.
The Situation Is Described as the
Most Serious In a Gereration.

LONDON-The Moroccan situa.
ton has suddenly thrust itself to the
front in a way that has alarmed
Europe more than any International
complication within p generation. The
movements OF the kaiser have Great.
ed an uneasiness In diplomatic circles
which is not ailayed by the reassur.
ing statements from Berlin.
SO extremely sensitive has the situa.
tlon become that marine insurance al
Lloyds have advanced five guineas @
cover loss up to any time before July
] In the event Of war between France
aud Germany. Large holders o.
French bonds in England are perturb
ed oyer the outcome and r threaten
ing to throw their holdings on the
market.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

LONDON-With the Morocco con.
ference az Algeciras only ten days off
Tiers has developed a strong under.
current in England and continental
official circles that France and Ger.
many win go TO war over the question.
and as time wears on the alarmist
feeling Is growing wider and wider
IN London. Paris and Berlin Rus
sia's condition-with the imperial
authorities getting the upper hand
and the work mems council darkly
planning a larger u~pHsing-is for the
time taking second place In European
thought
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
lmnortant 20 .. others.

este and ssTa fene4T ios iufanis and ehidrva,
and 80 that &
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

But the world doesn't have much
love for the lover who loves only him.
sell
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11
Il ls the Best

Is because made By su entirely differ
ent roces Defiance starch Us un-
like any other. better and onc-thirs
more for 10 cents
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-11

n a woman is afflicted with klepto-
mania she always takes something for
IL
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-14
ns,. % Cave = Turkey.

To carve q turkey a thin. sharp had
81 knife aud a platter % sufficient s-zs
20 bold the fowl and IT, disjoluted pr
tons are necessaEy 20 enable the cary.
er % work with ueatness aud dexteTity.
says the Denver Republican. General.
IL the bead 4 o. the carver's left. az
TIE wings and legs are more easily Dis
jointed with a stroke from the left 70
the right ~ the company be small
from one side only The other side
may be reserved for siiclRg cod. The
hrst move % the carver u % insert the
fork astrids the bTenstboRe az the
point plunging Il deep enough 60 So
cure q hrm hold. Then remove the
drumssick with one STROKE % the knife.
hrst cutting through tie skin dowa
20 the joint. hitting IL squareiy. II l. q
little diilcalf 90 locate this joint. but
By pressing the leg away from the side
% ne turkey n n readily found. II Il
claimed that the turkey carver does
not remove The fork from the breast
until he has quite finished Be- that a.
q may. n Il quite necessaTy 90 use the
tosk IN separating the thish from the
drumstick. and the hip II q favorite
part with many. To accomplish this
make q v ahapsd cut toward the joint.
holding TT thigh against the side %
TIE turkey with the fora. The drum.
stick drops OF neatly into the platter
Ths EeEt stroke removes the wing A
deep cut tkFOugh TIE hall and socket
joint sewers this with q part - tbs
breast meat II TIE knife Dos not
stFike ths jolnf a Art move q hack
and forth. pressing ths wing away
ffsn ths belly. disclosing the ball %
ne lsinf: then . cut through. and tn
wing n detnched When thls process
h eampletsd N diEjointed portiOas
are lid e. 60 ssie q ne platter o.
pc oa q srDarats plate % allow q
o. D8cs fsr sl,cilg - hrsssf 1aaa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-14
Whist Club ReOrganized

The Whist Club for 1867 was
organized last Monday at the
Gables, residence Of Mrs. ;. l..
Morse. Major Kingman was elect
ed president. Miss Fanny Tr"w-
bridge secretary and treasurer.
The fret meeting will b. held at
Library Hall, Friday, December
81; Mrs. Joseph Clark and Mr..
Dunlap being the hOstesses. A
cordial invitation u extended to
all whist players.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-14

A very pretty dessert fOF the Christ.
mas dinner Ia made as follows: ChOOss
q number % smooth. fair skinned o..
anges and cut . piece the sine % q
cent from the stem end: with q small
wooden mustard spO0a extract al the
pulp, being very careful not 90 pune.
ture tue skin o. make q hole IN the Op-
pOslte end Throw the skins In water
90 extract any bitter aavor while you
make several kinds % gelatin and Ca
yOEing with pineapple. lemon. orange o.
banana. Stand the shells on small cups
% keep them upright and an with the
jelly. which must b. cooled. but not
sta: set away overnight The next
lay cut them In halves. using q very
sharp knife. and arrange on a pretty
dish. decorate with grange leaves. smi-
ian OF flowers. They make q very
handsOme centerpiece.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-14
More improvements

Mr.. Wendell Hickie If Hard
wick, W., came Friday evening.
He mother and invalid sister aud
aunt have spent the summer here.
Mrs. Hiekie bought last year what
IL known Is the Sturdivant place
on VOlusia avenue. Mr. Wendell
did q good deal of work on the
place last winter, and nov he will
make further improvements. They
will have very pretty home.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-14
THE REFRIGERATION.
Ps~yess naa Oasr-. ID Net Have 60
aesssss Th~m-

= Occasionally . Rad the advice g. put
q blt % charvnal In the refrgeratuT 90
lcei,ox 90 remove bad OsiOrs This Il
q reprint Of an cd reneiy Tor bad
conditions which h0usekeepers ought
% know better now than 90 bred.
With pre~ent kR0wleSige % santa
ton. ne understand that u IL far het
Ter 70 rpmOve the cause than 90 run
csaI the elects aud that absolute clean
lines 10 the only perfect condition for
household utensils 90 storage places
Nothlng r. letter than boiling hot wa
tsr with some washing soda dissolved
IN a.
Once q week the refrigerator must
have lts interior washed IN thu solu-
ton. and the removable shelves taken
out. washed and scalded: Otherwise
eisanly appearinz refrigerators often
have The waste pipe coated with slime
and the underSide of ths shelf Cor the
ios IN q similar condiilon.
The weekly cleansing does not make
a allowable Ter q droP of anything 90
o. Isft when spilled On the shelves A
Few drops &C sour cream % meat juices
wsll make the whole unpleasant and
even dnnepruua