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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-03
Altered L. KERR.

Alfred r.. Kerr, candidate for as
sembly on the democratic ticket, was
born at Bordentown, n. j., June "a,
1864. At an early age his parents
moved to South Amboy and he has
resided in that borough ever since.
Graduated from the high school, after
which he took a one year course in
Ryders' Business College, Trenton, N.
J.. He has been employed in the fol-
lowing positions on the Pennsylvania
railroad: Freight clerk, assistant
shop clerk, assistant premium clerk,
and fired a locomotive. He is now in
the wholesale and retail paint bust
ness at South Amboy. He was elect
ed to the borough council by the larg-
est majority of any member ever
elected in the borough of South Am
boy. He is a member of st. Stephens
Lodge, f. & A. M, Good Samaritan
Lodge No. SO, K. of p, Court Raritan
No. Al. F. or A., B. of l.. F. No. asa,
Musicians Union, B~ollschweiler Union
Band and Symphony Orchestra, OF
Porth AmhOv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-03

school in 1888 he was the valedic.
torian of his class. The study of law
appealed to him and he entered the
Office of Judge j. Kearny Rice. He
was admitted to the bar in 1892 and
M year later hung out his own shi-
gle as attorney at law in front of the
Office on Church street which he now
occupies. But his studies did not
cease then.
He only knows the amount Of mid
night oil which was spent looking up
Anotty legal questions. but the fact
n mains that he has been a student
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-03

boy, where he built up a good prac'
tice, which he disposed of in the fall
of 1902 to open an Office in New
Brunswick.
Since that time he has been iden-
tilted with New Brunswick's legal
fraternity, d~evoting himself to the
general practice of law. in which he
enjoys a splendid and constantly
widening reputation. He is a young
man of mental vigor and application,
with especial qualifications for public
life. He is a convincing, earnest
speaker, with the ability to grasp the
point of an argument and impress 1T
upon those whom he wishes to con-
vince. He has been especially
straightforward in his denunciations
of bribery at the polls and has made
a good impression wherever he has
spoken throughout the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-03

This page advertisement is paid
for by the democratic campaign com
mittee. r..
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EDICT:O

En- In Corie del Dtstri'o del Dlstrito
Judirial do HlmScs0. P. r.
Estsdos U lidou do AmerieS. r. Preal'
dents de los EstA5oa UnidGR. g. s.
Benito Abad Figueroa Alvarez.
Elk p&rte.
Sobra dominic de ina 6neA rhssieR'
Pr cuApto. Bsnito Abai Fig G.
rna Alvarez, h. promo7id0 snse etts
Corte un tx pediente Eo)icitando 90 de-
clare el dominic que tlene sobre 10
siguiente ioast
Rdttics; Predio de ttrreno, radi
cado en- oil bsyrio dc ColloYes del an
ligao terniuo NunIsipsl de las Pie
dras, hog peytsnecieplo 81 Mnu!ciFio
de HomAoso sin rCmbre 2 { aeeisl 60
rocido, de.t!nAdu a pAslQa y'tcutoa
memories, compuess0 de VENTS y euatro
cderdaH nesentA J nueve centGvos de
i otra de terrsnos, eQuivAlentes & nue.
70 b 'ctarsAs, seaenta a'eAs y cincuenta
y una eenta cas-, ' e%oiindansea por el
Norris c1n Guillermo Ruiz, <. Lopez y
E eutAriA Ve'agQuez; por el Sud, con
Tomas N&rsano y Eugenio Ramos;
por oil Fate, con Gamsrtindo Rivera,
Juan Barbersna y JuA1A We azquez;
y por el Oats, con EleuEsgiA VelSE
quaz, Ergsnio Lopez y Eageni0 RAJ
mos; Guys inca posse hsce mas de
diez amos, por comqra de dos euerdss
4 Jsl6s Vel&EQueA y 81 reAGo por com
pra q DioniSio Rivers, ca pyecIo do
poveeientoG oehsntA y aiete peIoR, so'
brs Ia euAl no pesan esrgss nj grava'
menes de nipgdu genera.
Por tAnto, habiendo osdanado el
Hon. Charles (, Foote, Jusz de rata
Corte, que 50 cite & les anssrioraG due
ncs gus SO publiQueu edlcIos per
Itermino dc IesentA diAs que m.tza
ran { contArss deade 81 prlm9ro On Que
ApAreEsA publicAdo cate etleto por
tres veces en- IN peri6dien de los de
mayor circulation de San Juan BAu'
slatai citAndote a las peraon2a tgnorA
das que SO cream tsnsr sobFs dicho In
muebles algdn derecho real J todoG
UQuelloS q quienes pGeiA pefiudjcar
lie INTERRUPTION dc dominic Ioleitsds,
pars q9s dsntro de disho t6rmlno for
mullen otcsiei6n previniendo & tod3i
4 ,e passlo ell mismo , ofds Is prus
bS que ofreEsA 81 pTomovenie se reItl'
vera sobre Ia dec,srsoi6n de dominic
ptrapdo & totos los pc licias Go Ley
exisnd9 Ell pressnte bsi0 nj f.ma J
ssllo do Is Corte on Hem raal a ysiuit
i, IL euatTo ds kg3stn de l so
ENRIQUES RINCcN
Secretary Dlssriet ecu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
Tod, Tprp ( Cana|e'
EstudiO dc AbOgadOs
y NOtarla.
c. Lopez de Tord.
f. Manuel Toro.
Nemesio r. Canales.
Mayor l, Ponce Pto. Rico

~EstA tgrds DC sslehrArk IN mes
ting unionistA ca el hsrrio do Name -.
yes y 30 ls noehs otro On 10 ealls do
ia Wills casa de nusssro amigo don
Ramon Oordsro MAlos.
No hSbra an eAtoE mealipg4 iaeos
ds luz sSsteiCA que hlsran los pupilAs,
psro u hAhrA 10. fJeos de. lntsligsnciAs
No b AbTal MuaidI que ussa d~lssinti.
vos ~frAnseEss, ,pero Il hAbs& puerto
rriQus d % aaJos dlstinl1v. q sean las
handsr&s amerisAnAs y IusrtorriQue
EM Eb:azAdas como mIdts 6 hiis.
No so tocArA la Aarksllssa, psro u 10
soeAr& Ii BOrirqWHA
LBS ~AtrancsaAdos Austrian eata
noshe & 10 plaza Mayor; .os puerto
rriQusdoH que 40 cobii Au bsio los pile
gusa do Ia hAndsra americana assist
rA1 sata tGrde al barrio de Msgusysa
' eass uaths & Ia do ID Villa,
-El psrl6dico eEi AguIlas tsehs
2 de Ahrii dc 1902 ca IN arstca' D ti1u
IAdo GOt0S de tinta y frmAdo por Sur
picio, % su ssg 4udo ApArGRdo disc;
sc e aApscto tSn risut fl preaen'
tara 10 reinA del Sur, cuAndo suantc
busnAG eAllsV, son Adcquines come
los dc IL Capital AesrAs cloAsAI
aorrsspondientss,s
Y mka &dslanle dioa;
-...,..... psrc G1ln qre Adoqui
naremos? dGs4sl9 eUssisn ias cloG
cAs?s
sPGrA sdoquinAr las eAlles prin
sipAles c mponer Las &cerAs, en-
plsArdo oil eimieLto, IS ntssaiIAr&,
cisn mi! pesos Q ALGo MAs.s
SParA las eloasas, aG1 ell oio d,
busn oubsro preHupondrA algunoI
| seutsnArea do millaras de pesos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26

del ~solicitante; 81 Ssliente 4 Fate,
tambien tisrrAs del mlsmo Vale; y
Ponisnte & Osste, les do Francisco y
Pablo Rlos1
Por tapto: y hSblendose ordena
J do per Ell Hop. Ramon 4lihs nss, JGez
de eatA Core do DlsiriI en- session del
dis dieE De los eyrrlentst, Gus se con.
vogue lss peFsCn2s gnnFAdss 8 QI'e'
nes pusdA perjudicRr IL inaeripeion dc
Dominic solicitsds, por medic De edic
ios qos % fitr6n ep los eitrRdcs de
q Ccrie "a pabl.eEya0 % tres We
css en- unc d. lct %psri63ieos &c mas
circalseifn d. & & de qgedsn
tvo dsl lermlCo de sesflss d'ss nttu'
ralss, dsrivo de los oua'es pusden pro
oonsrse y prsctleaFse las pruebfr cue
les copver gan, eompAreEeAn 81 q~uisreD
alsgkr gu dereeho; e1Dido 81 prsEente
que autorizo bslo mi 6rmR J ell lello
ofciAl de ls Coria, en- 10 ciudAd de
Areeiho, & l3 de Jallo De 1,9Ge.
MQaae! de J B0aetd
sscretAriQ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
Ec0S Y NO7AS

Aver &c yieron en- ID Corte do 10
Civil lss txsspcionss Prevlss preasu-
isdss por la parts dsmAndada az Ia
din lndA sstablsaida Por don Pedro
JimsnFE sioArd6 contra les Nop1us
OsrmelitAa J don Manuel Dfaz Cane
ia. La Corls aplaE5 80 resolution
hasta 10 pr6xImA semana, Las parties
sltuvisrOn rsprsSantAdaS r~sSpsVtllA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26

de Puerto Ris, On oil que hA 1gnrAdo
ustad hsfta aver.
Uoa hi, sus'ta invitSndo para
IN mitin por los republic a1os. estos
10 llsmsn <nuestro smigo y eorrsligio'
naric.s AcIsre sste punto, amigo Co.
c6, qusrsmos ssbsr e6mo usted piensa
50 polftica.
-Desde las primerss horss de 10
mAGsnA los smplssdos do 10 Luz s'6s'
trieA 90 han oeupado On tender alam'
bsadAa fesnte & 10 Plaza Mayor colo
eanio en- elias grAndss focos dc Luz
y psqueias buitas. Pffguntado que
mctiyabA squello, sc nos respondl6
que csta noehs 80 es.sbrAba dssde 10
esquiua 70 10 eslle de 10 villa hssta
, 10 Gale de In Rsiua, une gran co r'dGI
on 10 que e~strsnarfa aus potsntes fuer
zas & escape tendido oil tamoso sabA
Ito Ptrla fnG.
Mas & reDg,6n seguido Sc nos di.
10; <i6 no pusdss venir. puss % son
dIsi6n sx prssR prohibirla 10 entrads
oil corresponsal de LA DENoCRACIA.
lPor que? p~rsgunte,
PorQue Mr, Domeneeh tiene pro
hthido que 90 10 perm'ts To- trAds o.
todas aus fancionss p6bliesa y eat
gran SEE or ea el Jutz do sAmpo en- %
to sorrida.
Va ven nuestros lestorss que no
, 90 impossible d&rleS dstallts de ian In
. poftAnts okrreraS, pcro nj podemc
adslantArles que los shipodromistaI
, olvidG odoae que sEtan en- stisrra anne
IrieAnas obItsntafGn como distintivo
=. las insigaiss s%ftansessa,s solo
a llamarAn en- eata forms; Mus!d ParrI
/. Monaiur D. msnsch, Madame RoaA
.hsstA Musi1 Pedrfn, Contrsras, M,
Irillo. CssAdo, C~hsvAlisr, Toas Sot,
q etc., etc, Musi6 CocolfA csrfarA
i. aeso con 10 SMarselleGa,S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
Sc necRsitaD en- Seguida

P.3s pgjte5os y b meres &c 81 9s.ien.
a. en- trsbEios dc tslsiro &c plCdrA
para volR5urs do bsrrsno en- Is cons
l'gcci6 de ls gRlers E~ublsr,alea Do
Cemsffo
Sc lss proyss eobsrtiEo pere dor
mir J rod IA obtener eomids ca q
vseindad. HAbra srAbsjo pkrs seis
meass, maS 8 menoa.
Putde diriglFse al esmpkmsbto de
los ssAltoa de CcmsrioS 8 q IL ofeiua
de la SSAn Juan Light L TrAuIit
Company, San Juan, z, R. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
EDIOTO

Estados Unidts dc Are os. FL Pra'
aidenGs da los EstNdos [ idoS So,
Quintln Vale y Rodrigafz Ex parta.
Dominic de Fi-e RdttieA
IN IL Corie do D atrito del DIslrho
judicial DIS Areelbo, Puerto r 90
For cusnto: Qtrtin V4'ey Ro-
Orig 'sg, soltsrn, mayor de i'd m
pisIr,io vecipo co Bsreelcnstt b.
aeu@ 10 a aata Corls de Dtiirisn Gyo
movleudn information para IS ed 'e,
81 dominio de 10 fusa siguiente:
eP&,tiea, rsdHsda 81 Ell ieru'no
nunieipsi de Bareslonsta, bsFrio de
Palmas Alas, CON una cAbidA de C'h
= msdiR euerdss, eQuivAlet tsa & urea
hectAr ~ treinta y cuAtro Areas }
osh1, csati resE, dc terrero lltno {
psstcsy flute. msncres ~efnteniepdo
m bohi ;isolieo,rts 81 n rte, ton 10
EibsrA ma, h'mIi 81 Sur mas iisrEas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
"CLUB De SEN0RAs'

Fl visrnss rs dc ONubre & las { do
la nochs dAra OIL sClub de Senoraa1,
de Ponce. gu primsrR fsata como
inauRurAci6n de 10 tsmporLda. To-
mRrAn psrIs go 10 miEma diatinguidaa
Ssdoraa y M6orilas, elemeutos valic.
afaimos del Club.
Dada 10 sn'm,o'6q cue reina,
prometa quedsr muy luo.do dieho ias
sivsl, Sara un lrIupt0 mfs para o.
simr kiico Cub
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26

msr to pnr los AhogAdoa Sci ORES L6pax
Landron y HsrEG 1deK L6psg.
IA lido AutoijxldA d. ia Neraa'
dsa Po,ts,l, para 9 nssrnir una sAsA
en- 81 solar ndmsrO Is dc PusrIA dc
Tigvra.
IA sido proessAdo ca Ma IHu!t
Joie Corehado alias NBsmtks asasA'
do de hAbsr sgtsdido { ~ KaardiA de
lR dslesty3
-Lsopoldo Garcia eomparssid
aver & 10 sorts municipal, ssusAdo do
habsr agrsdido en- Santurss s Nonsa'
rrats RodrigusE 81 JueE ls impuVq
q q multa de Q dOllESL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
RETRETA ESTA HOcHE

Una sGsogiaa rstrstA tenaFk efott6
esta noehs On 10 PlAEA dc BAldorioty
por IL orquesta de lA PoliciA IHsalar,
30 Gaia reIrsls serG sissutado an &C.
lesto programs de pleas de soueiOrto.
So nos informA sue con 10 tbeAtA
de euts noeh J 10 del d~omingo,ss dss'
pids Ia orqusstA de 10 policfA hAatA
pasAdLs las sl~sceiopss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
OE!0E TOA-BAJA
Construction de "a pdCina ~

nito papsll pApel do eselSvIstsl pro.
fAnador ds consienciAs, sh! Afortu
aadamenta nuessroa correligionarios
son h9mbrea de- vs,6snza 81 8 de
Noyienb:e tchl1G1 tisrA del temple
dc Is psstis 1 va meFeAderss Gin
eoneleteia.
Son ya var ca los soFrei ~g.onarlos
que SIS han seerstao & nosoI:os para
rtfsriylos los tf&otjN 6 lntlnuSoio.
nes Gsl jatz Fernkud5 Z; 20 q por tan.
10, una Eara2oi6n islsa 10 cue bass
mos. Siga, sigA al 0boed0; nososrou
sanlinuarsmos rect endo ptus5ss J
mas pruebAs, datos ' mas dAsos; ,
ssando rsvisnle 10 5om5a 4 DloG Gus
repsFlA lusfts.
FU KIEO.
Oaubre 2ls
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NOTAS De PONCE

Correspondence PARA los E. tadcs Undos Material para Obras Pdblcas -Proyato az
rmate-Don Angel sanHago:-Incen5O en San Thomas-Rses sa1hcadase en-
dMatadro pubIco:Juzgado Municipal. Tribunal de la lnqusc6n-Mo'
vnHnto de resos-Aumbramiento en- la carceL -Aredosd de Ia poll
cfa-Meehng unonBta.-Otas notcas de inres general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
Ohubre 2l.

En- esta lmprenta Sc yende
papel viejo de periodic a dos
pesos Ell quintal,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-28
Sheriffs Sale in Partition.
Mary j shannon, ct al Plaintiffs,

May j. shannon, 1T al, Plaintiffs,
.EINiurth Guudtriow, et al, Dcirndnu
In Partition.
In obedience 10 an order of the circuit
court OF st. Francois county, Missouri
made rn the 18th day OF August. 1851. al 10"
August term OF said court for l!bi, /, 20"
undersigned ~hcTlf of -. Francois County
win proceed to sell at public auction, Tor
the purposes OF partition, On
IT ESDAN, SOY SINNER 18th. lgp,.
between the hours of min" O'Clock To the
forenoon and nyo O'Clock IN the afternoon
uf that day at "a" south 'front.' door u' 'hr
court house IN the city OF FnTmngtuU,
county ut -. Francois ana state Of Missouri
ana during the session %! -" circuit court
ut said county, the following described real
estate, situate, lying and h"lnH ~ u"
county at -. FRANCOIS ana STATE 81 MIS-
souri,, tn wit
III" southwest quarter of N" northeast
quarter OF section y, containing ~ acres
ana the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter uI section -, containing ~ acres
ana all at the east hall ui the southeast
quarter ut section ~, lying north 81 tn"
ste I,rnrylcNc ana Iron Mountain gravel
road, described rs follows, lu.wlt begin
ming at the northwest corner Of snld east
half running east to NWnrlI's one acre
tract. thence south To center Ut Aforesaid
gravel road, thence south 49, degrees
west along said runi 10 west line ui said
east hall, Theme" north % ana ~ lH chains
to the beginning. containing ~ ana iu-lhb
acres more or less ana all OF the west hall
~ the southwest quarter OF section -, lylnH
north OF the ste. bcnevivNu and iron Noun
tain gravel road described Us follows,
to wit. beginning IN ia" center ~ said
gravel road IN the north ana south center
line OF said section. running nnrlh tu.H
chains - the center Ut said section theme"
east o. the northeast corner Of said west
INIT. thence south D. u,.uU chains 10 the
center of said gnNrl road thence south
Gr.. degrees west tu the plnr" ul beginning,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-28
Order Gi Publication.

-lAII OI N~-u lI.
l.HI.E uf.rI. Il.HW.r.-
W.u.DlpU ,.uyI rrN.u mH. I.m.I'.
N.r N.rAr., uuur
.gN Iuu 4 ~uu d,lruuur..
sow 10 mis- aIl ruw.- ,uuu by Dol.
.affnlu,gs lUI Mics BOB. '3EHI's H!lr-.
us. l.lrua other Things lht' defendant 5.
" H. I.ri and 'Ht uutuNNu U..I- a. i, VI,
nm. Deceased. arc nor. ICES. duu'~ ul tn"
STAT" ul Missouri ana luul places ~ res.
Iruec arc uuk uuNu iulNls p,lluiIl where
uppu % Is ordered hy the court a. tine august
tenn thereof Tor 1000. that SAID urlrnInUtr
De- notified by publication that lIllnllu lt-
commenced au altItu AGAINST them lH ms
which is IN action ON an attachment, ana
That unlr-, said defendants huaud appear at
mi court NJ ia" next term thereof, To b"
hp.ruu ami holden IN the court llpus" IN
tnrrIty 81 EaTminutuu In said county On tn"
Pm uiN uI November next, uudun uT before
il. iirst day OF said term, ur b"lpr" the
last day III said term, answer or plead
10 the petition the same viii he taken as
confessed ana Judgment rendered accord
lugIy. Nud II is turtuur ordered that copy
hereof be publish according 10 law IN the
Pennington Times, a ncH spaprr published
IN the said county o. It. Francois, FOR tpul
weeks successfully, published AZ least once
"A week. the last insertion to he at least
fifteen days before I'll" Nrsi da} ui sh'd
November term OF THIS court,
IIy order OF the Court,
Atruc copy OF the record
Attest B.. {. WILLIAMS
II~l Clerk OF the CirCuit Court
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-28
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
LIBERTYVlLLE 00lkGS


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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-28
SALEM NElGHB0RH00D.

Willie Perryman visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Edwards Sunday.
Mr.. Vim. PoInton and family of
route Ne. ? has moved TO Esther
VIM. Perrymau and family have
moved into the house with W. j. Ed
wards.
Ora Iurley of Fiat River visited his
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Turley,
sunday.
Miss Susie Young Of Pennington
was the guest Of Miss May Woodland
sunday.
Mrs. Florence Boord of route No. 2
has gone TO ST. Louis for medical
treatment.
Misses Salic Perryman and biraic
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-28
CLOSE OF BALL SEASON.
Complete Record OF the Games Played
by the Pennington Team

The ba,.aa.D season in Pennington
q. over for ru- year and the Farming.
tom ''mn." have much % thank Mana.
grr Donnaau nr boz giving them %
vnnIr, team and tine opportunity pa
witness Tic r.au. -p.u-mauIkc game.
which haze br,u played hc.c mi. sum
u.. lW.a.ay 3. the record pt tire
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-28
Guardian S Notice.

\ltiCo is hereby given that y. j. Count 5
was. on the iith day OF August, 1895, az.
pointed guardian pf Fannie Baker insane.
10y the Probate court ri II. Francois county
Missouri.
Nj persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to the
l'rnhnt" Court OF said county for allowance
within two years from the date OF this
publication or they viii lie forever barred
j. COUNTS, Guardian.
september H. I!ei.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-28

GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

itching, Blind, bleeding, Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money il PAIO OINTMENT fails
TO cure in 3 to 10 days. soc.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-28

A shoe factory will be established at
Cape Cirardcau, provided that town
furnishes property to the amount of
$50, 200.
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-03-21

and one cup of sour milk alternately.
Then one cup of raisins mixed with
One-half cup flour. Beat thoroughly
and bake in moderate oven. If the
batter seems too stiff remember that
cake without eggs requires a sitter
batter.
Indian Rice Pudding.-TO two
quarts of milk add two tablespoons
of uncooked rice, one-half cup Of
molasses, one-fOurth teaspoon of salt
Bake in buttered dish, in a slow
oven for four or five hours, stirring
occasionally.
Coffee Cake.-Sift one teaspoon
each of salt, cinnamon and cloves with
one and One-half cups of flour. Clean
one cup of raisinS and stir into one
half cup of flour. Cream one cup of
sugar with One-half cup of butter, add
one-half cup of molasses, beat well;
then add alternately flour and one
cup of cold coffee in which one tea
spoon of soda has been dissolved.
Lastly add the fiOured raisins and beat
thoroughly before turning into the
cake pans.
TapiOca Pudding.-MiX four table
spoons of unSOaked tapiOca, One-fOurth
teaspoon of salt and One-half cup of
sugar, with one quart of milk. Bake
in buttered baking dish for four
hours in a moderate oven. Stir oc-
casiOnally during the first half of the
time.
Lemon Pie.-MiX one cup of sugar
with two tablespoons of cornstarch,
cook in double boiler with one cup of
hot water until all raw starch taste
has gone, add two tablespoons of
melted butter, beat and just before
removing add the grated rind and
juice of one lemon. Bake this filling
between two crusts.-GOod House
keeping.
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-03-21
Uses of Irish Potatoes.

A writer in Country Gentleman
gives us some helpful ways of varying
our potato recipes as follows:
The Irish peasant woman, it is said,
is more skillful in the cooking of the
potato than the chefs of our land to-
day. The Irish peasant almost in
variably serves potatoes with their
Jackets on, and either boiled or
roasted. They are washed, and the
stem ends removed. The water in
which they are cooked is gradually
heated, but never allowed to boil, cold
water being added as soon as the
water begins boiling; it is thus check
ed until the potatoes are done. After
being thoroughly dried off, they are
sent to table
Puree.-ROaSt some large potatoes,
making an opening in the top of each
before roasting. When done, scoop
the inside into a dish. Mash, and
mOisten with cream or milk; season
with salt, a dash of cayenne and one
egg well beaten. Put the mixture
again into the potato shells, and bake
twenty minutes. Serve very hot.
With Dressing.-Stem, peel and cut
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-03-21
A Watch Compass.

Many a boy who owns a watch
thinks he knows all about it. He
has the number fixed in his memory
in case it is stolen, and could probably
pick it out from among fifty other
watches with his eyes shut But how
many boys know that each watch is
a compass, and will tell north from
south as accurately as it will tell the
time of day? Stanley, the explorer,
did not know it until he had grOped
his way through the dark continent
and met Belgian sailor on the coast.
If you point the hour hand to the sun,
the south is exactly half way between
the hour and the numeral XII on the
dial. Suppose, for instance, it is four
o'clock. Point the indicating Nv to
the sun, and II on the watch is eX-
actly south. If it is eight O'Clock,
point the hand indicating VIII to the
sun, and the numeral X on the dial
is due south. No boy need get lost if
he carries a watch
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-03-21
For Eggless Season.

There comes season every year
when eggs are scarce and high in
price. Then we are oftentimes puz-
Zled to know what to have to fill their
place Cut these recipes out and
paste in cook book for future refer
ence.
Gingerbread.-Sift together two
cups of flour, one-half teaspoon of
cream of tarter and one-fourth tea
spoon of salt. Dissolve one teaspoon
of soda in one-half cup of hot water
add one cup of mOlasses and COM
bine with the flour mixture. Beat one
tablespoon of melted butter into this
and bake in a moderate oven.
Johnny Cake-Sift One-half cup each
of corn meal, flour and sugar, One-half
teaspoon of Soda, and One-half tea
spoon of salt, thoroughly together.
Add one and one-fourth cups of sour
milk. Use buttermilk if you have it.
Beat thoroughly, pour into cake pan
and bake in a hot oven.
Indian Pudding. six table
spoons of Indian meal with enough
milk to mOisten. Add to one cup of
hot milk and cook in a double boiler
until it thickens. Add one cup cf
molasses, one quart of milk and salt
to taste, stir thoroughly, pour into a
buttered baking dish and bake in a
moderate oven three hours.
Sour Milk Cake.-Sift together one
and One-half cups of flour, one tea
spoon each of soda, Glove, cinnamon
and nutmeg. Cream one cup of sugar
with one cup of butter, add the flour