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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
AUCTION BALr.

ACTION SALE of ETEgANT FrHgf.
IL ~. fhs raHfeufH = t=ruuIn fiat ~ e
LirNeffHn viii sell On Saturday June y
q p'elock IN she Afternoon. Del Plat C sis
fvfHfs street corner Terry avenue. elegant
bee ent fire nafinr fHfHlfufe Hfafnafad
tak extension Table. dining chaifs. buffet
chifa cioaef fine art squares. So my
ff1fksfy giasH etg These goods are n the
best aI8HfF q Hieksrcn. aHefisvesf
Ihaae Main i9ef irfspsadsnt. if7I
AHfflON safe % EfEgANT FEHNIz
IL HE. fhn faafsrfs n s.from fiat r. p
tiekeFieH nff ssH % Saturday luns y A.
z q Fle1k in TIC afternoon. iu Fiat g.. SIS
Fufnee 81 c9rnsr - Terry az sleEauf
10 ~ fins p4FoF fafniturs ssaihgTsd
OK sEtfnsieH fable dining chairs buffet
sIina elnssf fine At squares. ga range
ere ssrg. glass ete These socfs ere - he
kess qualify Eia4ffion. auafisassr.
rheus. Mar 1901. indelenfrrf. fz7L
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nv rnr WV Apblrlos

.eAptroL NIL ADDITION. NV NO {
frftftAEAfAts
Isins tsfwssa asHa and gtfh AYES north
end tsst tfospset ana haHt Caller atissis
ryEHf LoT WILL NAVE An Anso
LttE uaonnfhistrEn gtEW 90 tAhE
vi ArtfIhufuN TIN ENTluE cAacADE
hssgE Asn a COMPLETE VIEW ~
Will HU tofkTtD ffIE Alaska
fskoA EAfoal1ioN
Some u the rsfr pfefisst property be-
~ - Capitol iuH distfisi les Hiihia THE
addition
streets ain be graded sna as faoi cement
Wallis uut in. HHd thssa tmpfaf auanis
faily PAID. az Included ia ear priae.
naliaiuE restrictions VIA Keep up ibs
hiEh standard established ~ capitol ifiii
tafiiiuu. hif MH E adtininH. thereby iu-
sarrs q eoniinaaflaa u that hish iass
Residences district
REknuNAniE TERMS WILL ma
uiNhN TITUS HHiagiNa WiTH@ Tiin
aiSkcE rs ar oSa oF 4HEsE
Nhlr hEHihAntH Lo1a
I.sis .ts - q ana Sfoo, fren'sss To u.
foot aiisY
TnicEa tea AND uP.
TEHMH ONE FOURTH cAau. RAJ.
ANcE At sEh cENf tNrEHesr
ffhassfs ebs nrsoafsd tote A. uiv 9
aiF taautfa 49, sfs nos tasiua = ffufit
q o % - psf cent on ne nseHsf invested
You cav DO THE SANE ~ THIS
ApuiTfos.
Tats Capitol HiH eaf q Eat Prospect
e ~ aast o. uffinr aH sat and East
fTospeHt o. heisssasn gill b. there
ruFiAN 4 COSTELLO.
"a "a titnhr HhAa
lhanss fha iasf Matn lea
gaEitoi utf office. a tiia
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Hrar5lgrt n2NE slrn

NAtHftN HEIQtfrF
Me4thNssi ea5HsF. NsEflE feet #ffh
stsfn taasf fentinE fgH 81 - toauth
This i one - ths utgst aasiTat5s sites -
ftHs hotis aNsftaah iHs LAS Wssalasie
90 to aaaftHf 49, n lsfsair ct ~ 81
CAPITOL l4tIs LOT
,ffsfsf ~ eitsHt ~ y - ~ tau fsfs
ahi4 This ~ - sssi4 Cen aaasf the
insfEst saias
~ = TtaNEh tNYEHTnENr CO.
- t14 LanitsF tesrhana#
Mails tss Ina. isit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
Buy Your Fireworks at
Piper & Taft's

ie2t 20 Second az Come tomorrow
before the rush. aud bring the 80.
tie ones The biggest lines Of fire
works IN Seattle at extremely low
prices Don't walt. come tomorrow
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BRIDE AND GROOM KILLED.

PHILADELPHIA. June as.-Four
persons, two % them a bride and
bridegroom. were killed on the Phil
adelphia a Reading railway. near
this city. yesterday by an excursion
train that ran down thelf carriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

tfNT ufKNEn
Nse sfHfflnu heaatifai Ness 1Fssn fak~
thsf9agHit eleafeA syabhsss Ana rssaes lots
as ausftsf aefNs Soc tNe tneafinn Hn map
So 80 frfsns. q 30 rsat assh o. - pr
ifagfh fsF orrf fsirss - N fllssas
: tpsafatffasufs ~ haHAsV nash fNanas
rMFfHE REALTY 90
Fuaf4h Ftrf Naliiean hatiains
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To The star-Matn teta; tnd
tiSS The star will call aud col-
leet the hill and viii send 70
Nou the answers 10 your al when
addressed care The star
RATES FoR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS. stTuA.
TON WANTED. NELp
WANTED AND Att ofHGR
ADS one CNNr a WORD.
seven words 81 fractions OF
Insertion
Seven words or fractions %
words % ihe line. cash IN ad.
vance. when charged Co ae-
count actual number ~ lines a.
set win be counted Minimum
blil Tor az "ad Is cents Nhl.
lard Want "A Asency. r. w.
Mullen, 81 ballard Ave. opn
CITY ila.t
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RRAL ssrArr-oen,lnu.d.


UNION LAND ga.
81 60
IN ffemnnf tfnam house and arta
al under cultivation. ens liaeA ffam paF
81 tla
IL sch Fafk tfuum hausr and 3 acres
iafEs eanisn. fafms
tHd 900
oe m.ain street houses and : ioss. In
come Iiso psf Hauth
a. asn
A. ihs University. 9 lets soriso
u0a
fef tan iots. zen ts iaid foF in stfk
90 ea
faffafY site an iias land. with gaiifaaa
facilities fuf a fee days
a. eco
FsefaFf site 81 atofsetann. Failfaah side
uasA ca rfnfsftf intsifsENo
UNION LAND GO
aHW WaahiuFtau uuillins
MafH Ha fHH lsN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

q eAaN arFss 7 miles east ~ Nsnt
. srfes iHagTuasa seed esfuafn house.
sd tafas . rahhinE sffeaHla risHff -
ffuif e Asaa - aeftis ! haFss snd al
sinfs - fsffHins tufpisHsnfs rs~ srf
fassiffn. Sven thins aus Nitb re tsacs
q rnaz srfss Il srfss eIssFsf srsana
teass hsFa go ether eutfsIiifiaas o.
hsafins ffait tFsss ! eaw ) hsifsr 8 fsafse
- rhifksta suEa nss larry. fanss ma
ehinsrf 80 fntn - Ne fafniturs IL So
hfsiIss sis4 sass wifh ths pisfs rhis ulArs
i iafatsz = fnitsa ffasH kffktAnf afa eniF
~ naiiss . fsiiIpss sfAfinh.
o 80 = ssrs u ssFss sisaFsd hal.nes
e. uiaNs8 seei tfsafH tHaes hMrH taiN
1855 al ether nuflsaiiafHgs a. k-sftrs
ffHtf tees go sasas small frafi Terms
Sc tHn h4aanes r. nseatsiT 20 fa4fsT
lefh1tats
~ fs9asa srfss hsfsssn seattle as T.
esslla HaH isfiV ffasn tetsfafhar sfafian
90 a j. ruafni anfas Cleared a srfes
salaFr st&shHa sd hnass bAFH ara ufhsF
aastuiifines THIS e wertt iaFssfizsfian
HtaMFkun a TNl.NOS.
81 WashieHtaa Bid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

MINES AND MINING.
N Il fffhkfN 4 1FidFSNlN-
EfIukEns AND UAEkEffN
Will. HftG
NsN Mifsd HHasiFsf Wssh Msfsof
a. safka lsst a gaaA gufuf Nmttrh
Atassa aeEffat Geld Msantain
Fsaffts Nesfsa ~fatan
~ EkrFisiaf Csnf Atsska % ~
anus STERN
f fsNitansr
WILL Sell
) 30 Wssh Nsfeef ! ss unM Monui1fn
tia Hnfsf anffrh - Alasks cnFfrzI
- ~ Fafssl coco q = aae n4anxrf
ia II Fafsst IRA y On ilsIasH fYnd.
At - she shcfa have faF sais A.
rftNsE hstaw tfs ulAfsHf Mss e. phaas
as tlsfafa N4F'Ha 81 enttra We aan szHe
faa rsaEsf Alassa faaaasat Forfsf sf
- 49, slsFs is fHs Hesf baf tn nrptzF
HiNsf District. Aiasas. tdstaf. anf Vii
nAAa res hsnHeV ssH ~ siseaf this
lss.Hess N8fn "a lad EpT siH FaFst kNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

Tacoma Handicap tomorrow. VAL
ne $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

QUICK gt'a nf9R
. WRIST ANE%gE rear fahs. 8nshds rff.
re-
- q neaf fax8HF vaF
Hafsn aFenaa nsaf lts NsfM
Fu4sth hfsnHs usaf ftshHf war
ccfNsf AsFesf kyff fsaftfas Ntfaa
tffaHaNN tfsfffef EaN 30 fiafefssn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

WIZ rAf fauf Netssar. Mhafw A 90
- ffHs 81 Ntii tfH fefu = uss huuss 80
tsfass - ffasa EitN t. ~ - pc meats
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

A q 1oilgFfoS a CO
Hnuna ~ To- 81 naahs hiash
fhonss Hsth 20 tad a SIS
Uta
ffaatsnnal lot near ftfh and Calambta.
re-
~ sffss flnaa sfath fahEe o. fflft trees
abundance ~ satall ffaits. tafH THIS
ri@rs IL ssh saFth q - miles fIoin
kssfstt5 49, cash
o. Ea
q Hesss Al land $50 tgonu haNss 0
Arfrs 81 ufc haFa RUNNING stream hu bet
tss taY eithiH : mites q seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
sPtelAl Norles Is,

N0FfRs ~ E4steRndfastAls
NEkffSN
Satiee b. heFsas kitsH ths sfaskhohieHs
- the tftes krntsea tieiA NiHIhs CelHz
raaN that she annual niretfaa 20 the
st. khaeists = aaiA tazHpans eiil b. held
a. faainnla Anafrt. chihuahua MHNssa
t4anfh N,ffraA AZ Z aaettsk b Ht vn the
tth aAf 20 tuh. irS 6 eiect afficsfs kna
trustees f1f the ensuing tsAf AID o. gssHs
siaeF ana eft sea s4eh ether matters &c
NAV HfvtlefN rf1me brfsas said upetluE
Dated june ssih. tEs
IA I. eRoFf. tfesiasat
rsesfeest
< D. arARKEY.
n y. Nftoft
"A Al SNAitkENs
GAHfNfS NAfhfEti. ia.
Il McktNtkN
n gRUHf
A ~ q eNRkE Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

have come Euod lake Mhahinstnn
waterfront Tote and VIII cell them cheap.
fer short time oH} a. ! sn EdinE east
NeNlen. rnom q Ilmen building ri
University lots a8ld 90 easy trrmW fr1Ya
500 up " A. SUTHERLAND co. pio
nscr building. ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

Wy HOME AMN HRNN Hfa-V
fHts rfaffftF = HH $50 iafst r4f hfss ~
80 fttH sd - safs o. tHzfssss faElfiy Is
ksiHa
bfssas feafE hHHsa tma htasks frees Nal
nss ssas a'ssssr sss ' ' ~. ,..l -, sss
nee Msfissn ess ans. - ssaGM
EafHas
o 80 -snpNEn isasisa sta aroas
haslse
i0 gNef taIn nsEs hsH sisak ffafa
AatitNn aaf Nns street itaFffgas
sasats a. O. 49, rsata
q NeaNHa ffaHfa rrffssea 80 Bass fisesF
50 0HiH $50 aHHH EaHf tHfs
ssias M4tisaa asf Nrs ~ auH
tNs FMfh
pHfNArE FNeuANnE mEaITv 30
q 49, M-A u nll.I a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
Fop sAIE-ACREAoE.

Hundreds n lsopia are buYins ffaefs 10.
feet long In O. ID Hiiimhn'a Meadow Oar
deuE Ter fiit on terms u 8 per month
blgisien ia opsnsd tcdsy ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

Ntgf t4FFlE HOME
tanaa Ssaa 1865 aef fnaf tats al rluafsf
- Hatnufss ftts ffrsH Ftnsine4 h4aaFu ataas
is car 80 this ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29


LAKE UNION WATER FnoSr
II nsaslF ssid cot. e. ~. t.sn taksn eff
fks aaAfsrt
ne stn ssl - 49, - fsast feet n
sst fssf
Nhfss iats Treaties gsi backward ana risn.
nlaH Nat 80 Nss# eaiFf ataa to fhHss iafs
a. fNaG. SEA ufltaHa - fassi fffaf ia -
irias q - tsEnis o. - a.sh. Islaaa. |.
Fs4fs - - cent
TIE 10 eHsHen g. speculate
GfrFuHn REkhff IMuHr.
ssla ltAs gtaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

fssiasHes 1isifisg q this city - a.sit
80 Fszaea o. 90
tsfuaH@sf. luesfs ~ o. So Tkts = shw
lsss th4s sng sluaiiaf ieis IN that ssrtion
Thts sea urif
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CONTRIBUTIONS


fiooe5asi q fas iefs ~ in raifstsu "a
titiun. tigq see eifg Wstss fns view 80
frnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

nNM II bAN HENN
neauaifHi faafn hfirFr 1 fffaH ffnfn
EASY
fEErfEs 8 Ross ~ fssinr ntart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
NbNTE D.
WANTED-REHI EsTATE

Or % acres IN operation suitable fer
nlcdsl chinksH ranrn. eHTr crienf 90 ffaua=
t0ffafleu with hsaring fruit trees and her
fies. iu god eanfitfon 10 lease fdr tern
~ years a. reasonable fafs. seuid iiks e.
be- On uue. o. ugui1 ike some one 70
Furnish the money 20 stock piaaaafns 70
Nark en- shares with privilege = tuyias
han whole Interest
THO n PfInEH
u Ia AL....Lln ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

q anr sae ~ iecafis al fis4svs saa aaAar
sulttsssfen flH. Ftss q Las Washtnasaa
ssfa4u tHiAsiHs % 80 $40 ssffahta b HsF
- tene assn 80 asf fuan1a WIN -
hsn9a faf acreage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

tsins between assd and gtth AYES Harth
end tast tfospset ana EaHt Caller atfssts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

FtNi HAtiE
New modern cottage 8 rooms and bath
on two lots. on car Hire Price 81 10
Also corner lpis price 81 ~ terms
Hes owner g9s ci1refdsie av. south f'afk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

NAHNKi.L REALTY %
~ Esurife HssiiiuH
Nal tssan ana Hsfond AW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
SOCIETY NOTICES.

nsrelns Euarantssst Z private
40 feasens Maseacse Iefapls. "a
mi and iHups aAy and sweating
NV Main sAil L slsi -f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

BETTER than a savings haub Ne WtiI
cell Fou lot faf g. down and 81 = week
and they wiu Increase 90 value much
faster than any Interest They are nHht
OF The car line. quick tran paftatlon
when Yuu ga them YOU VIII BUY
THE HOUND rHrETHE co.
No eulman HidH
Either Ihuua Huf a.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-19
ssmas $50 srns


a tWa ~ Hf Faaneaa.
ea - ~ Enea e.
~ sh
$50 - Esss HsEFs
- eEFrrtna
49, sseE ri 49, asas z -
20 fns 49, aazsT 80 aaf
m Ha aref ~ 49,
aaataa n a. HnF aa el
- ~ Eues la e tsa4
- mrr -ref .n
s $50 - $3.50 esaaral
a NeF $50 ga
go - $50 m fss IL Eaar-
$500 $50 s ~ 60 aasarlaa
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-19


49, 80
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-19


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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-19

- RarIF 80 Esas8s $50
M SHEsasR $500

Es@a. 49, fs eesseasff 49,
$50 a Faf1 81 49, 49, treesFs9ses
sesasss su1rssaFF aaaeFf $3.50 a
ssa $40 lseN4fteaeNt. an6 q $3.50 -
sfasekss. srrlsea FeetsFssf eFeRez
I'll q 81 esless. 60 80 kl.ssez &ENe
80 1asa sktra So $500 ISL -
ass af an b. nras frala go aee
- sbaEs a4szzszA al a4Ha SO
sarkezasllls taaF saszs tlss. 1zaAssS
- a. ml8Maa bszaaaa la11aaae
80 Famua
raa prlszss sAF 49,. 80 esszsea
tg 49, rEn naFlE. 49, e 49,
aslaF. azs % a frgiEst czT $3.50
slsezs t1s 1sae1 sEs 81 a. fslEeaf
araaEe. a. traia pFooaets& 60 -
asg % Rort TE@ss-
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-19

A. ths pzrly sees. WEnsa 81
~ sesrslary - WaE 8essft 80
caa. kzalszaaf secretarT 81 kNa
FFaak q aeek9ood. aeersaaEf ~
sasrstzEy Eafts Rdsls assEas. ~
49, 10 Cas4s Hear Sesesass 80
sslafg 10 Aasizaai SegrslaFy h4aess
60 " q nrcog. fsrHsr eaas o.
eea I.saaard Nsod in caha End 49,
mEztaFs si&s - Psssi4sat Ea
psf. v a. CalraA ssFssET 81 60
Rerg ai aaslsas 1eas n. Mseies, .
kPsaf.A is1srprssss. 80 t~s $3.50
$50
- sartF a. q rssEb re asNa
Fh1F NeVs asizFsa asssgai uaaa az4
srrs taersaeAiy wsrrssd 60 s4sa
49, srFssss 49, aai4 thsH ses1d
astaHs So tgcsses 81 ~ So 49,
fsaF aaE 80 co ~ EEfia
- HsEsazut 80 lhai ghErs sNrs
80 1855 CR taa lriR R4Nz q
FraE Esa u1aEH hfm -a 60 sEssl
.a- Hfaar Ess ez-ahlzaed iN Elaa.
F. aH cas- ttts 49, espssted 49,
aat re alk eErcel a go
a e. Ht .aEre $500 b. He a.
ar In aa $50 us ~ ea
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-06-16
HAD TO HAVE PAPER.
Canine Victim of Misfortune Re.
sorted. to Highway Robbery to
Retrieve His Loss.

A new and true addition to the end
less string of dog stories is told by a
correspondent in country village on
the continent.
The village innkeeper had trained
his dog to go every day at certain
hour and fetch his masters paper
from the Office where it was printed
One day on his way home the dog met
an old enemy; the two engaged in a
fight, and the newspaper came to grief
When his foe had skunk away, the vic
tor, with an anxious look in his eyes
stood over the tatters. !.
At that moment gentleman hold
ing a foreign paper came into view,
walking leisurely along, and the dog
at once, and without sign of agita-
ton, took old of it and carries it
to. his master, whose establishment at
receiving a foreign paper gave way
to pride and vainglory when the VIC
tim Of this example of shameless high
way robbery, who had followed the
dog, laughingly explained the situa-
ton
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-06-16
ONE TUNER IN LUCK
FOUND tsRATTLINGv PIANO A
SMALL GOLD MINE.
Provision Some One Had Made fo1
Rainy Day Calmly Appropriated
by Professor Untroubled
by Conscience.

Piano tuners, as rule, are the
unluckiest people on earth,'' said the
professor, and there was chorus Of
alternatives from every one around the
table. The professor" is the head
tuner in big piano house, and he
was having the boys out for 4 little
spread.
Il never came by any easy money
in my life but once" he said, 'and
that, of course, was by accident. When
was a cub in the profession I was
sent out to a swell establishment on
Prairie avenue. The lady of the house
said that the piano ratified, and it sure
did. I looked it over carefully-o1 the
top of it and in the back of the case
and when the lady left the room I
slipped out the board that fits against
the worries, and what do you think 1
found there? I found a bright $50
gold piece"
'fWell,'' said the youngest of the
crowd, called the ''kid," I'D rattle, too,
if I had that much money about me,
you bet"
'sBut that wasn't all,'' the "profes-
sor'' went on; underneath the worries
pulled out two ten-dollar bills. Now,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-06-16
SNAKE |: IS A WONDER
REMARKABLY REPTILE OWNED
BY ILLINOIS MAN.
Properly Trained, It Was Not Only
a Pet for the Children but Made
Itself Useful Around
the Farm.

There is record of a man in
Moultrie county, Illinois, who once
caught and tanned a small reptile and
made of it household pet and play
mate for his children.
This snake was cross between a
fattlesnake and hoop snake When
captured it measured but about IL
inches in length, and it's circumference
was in proportion-about three incnes.
However, each day added size, strength
and beauty to the reptile, and after it
had been with the Johnstons John
ston was the mans name) two
months, it was an ideal type OF snake
beauty. The snake grew endways-
that is, lengthwise. 1t seemed that it
would never increase it's waist meas
urement, but before spending one year
with the Johnston family it was al
most ten feet in length. Each year
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-06-16
EAPOLIS. MINI. SATURDAY. JUNE 16. 1906

Just as a horse goes cheerfully forward
when the hand that holds the reins is
strong and fearless, so children keep
the happiest pace when the home dis
cipline is gentle and strong. Children
never care very much for a teacher
who cannot maintain order in the
classroom. They are not nearly
so contented, nor are they so agreeable
to others when the home discipline is
in the nature of a succession of con-
tlicts, nagging on one side, fretting on
another, fault-fnding and peevishness
the order of the day.
At the back of home government
should be wise and unselfish love.
Affection is the handspring of family
life, but love is not the only attribute
OF home discipline. 1t needs to be
built upon justice, the even-handed
justice that treats an impartially, that
does not make a favbrite of one child
and a foil Of another, that does not
permit the older to be despotic or tie
younger to be annoying, and that re-
members that childhood is fast fit
ting by, and that before many years
are gone our children will themselves
be confronted with the real burdens OF
grown-up life.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-06-16
WAYS OF COOKING EGGS.
a Wide Variety Of savory Dishes
May Be Made with Eggs as Il
Foundation.

IN the spring when eggs are plenti.
ful great many are used upon the
farm. At this time eggs are more
appetizing than at any other season
OF the year. Attention is called to this
TACT in a recent issue of Farm and
F1reside by Mary Foster Snyder, who
gives some recipes for preparing eggs
IN various ways. We are sure that
many of these suggestions will appeal
to readers:
Eggs en- Fromage.-Melt one table
spoonful of butter in a saucepan add
one scant cupful Of rich grated cheese
mixed with six slightly beaten eggs,
and stir constantly until the mixture
is smooth and creamy Season to
taste with salt and 'paprika, and turn
out Immediately on rounds of toast
softened with hot milk and melted
butter. Serve at once.
Eggs with Dried Beef-Chop fine
one-half of cupful of dried beef, and
put 1t in stewpan with one cupfu]
of stewed tomatoes, a few drops of
onion juice, paprika and cinnamon to
taste, and two tablespoonful of but.
ter. Cook slowly for ten minutes, add
two tablespoonfuls of grated cheese
and three well-beaten eggs. Stir I'm.
til the mixture begins to thicken
then pour over hot buttered toast, and
garnish with hard-boiled eggs cut in
slices.
Savory Eggs five eggs into
bowl, add pinch Of salt and lit
tie chopped thyme; beat them we'll to.
gether. Rub a small stewpan with a
cut onion, melt in it two tablespoon.
fuls of butter then pour in the eggs
and stir constantly until cooked, about
four minutes. Turn out on hot but
tered toast or little pats of hot pota-
toes, and serve at once.
Baked Eggs with Bread Crumbs
Butter individual baking dishes, and
Tor each person to be served mix to-
gether two tablespoonfuls each of rich
thick cream and bread crumbs, half
teaspoonful of minced parsley, few
drops of onion juice, and salt and
paprika to season. Put one-half OF
| CAAN e%1io oASC LII cdCu. pCISOl. Ill OdCI
baking dish, break an egg carefully
| over it, and cover with the remainder
| OF the mixture. When all are ready
set them in a quick oven and bake un
| til the eggs are set.
Poached Eggs a la Reine.-Cove,
hot buttered toast, made slightly moist
! with cream, with fried mushrooms
Put a poached egg on the mushrooms
| and pour over all little cream sauce
Sprinkle grated cheeses over the tor
| and place in the oven until the cheese
browns. Garnish with olives.
| Egg Croquettes.- Chop hard-boilet
eggs very fine. For six eggs make
cream sauce from one tablespoonful O.
butter, two tablespoonful of -four
one cupful of milk, little onio1
| juice, and salt and pepper to season
Mix it with the chopped eggs, and SCI
away to cool. When cold form int
six croquettes, egg and bread crumb
| place in a frying basket and fry il
deep hot fat.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-06-16
STEEL BELT ORNAMENTS.
About Three Out Of Five Of Modish
Belts Have Steel Adornment
in Some Form.

A vast amount of art and ingenuity
has been lavished upon the belts and
girdles this season, and the results
justify the effort; for not in many a
day have the belts been so attractive
or so tempting.
Succumbing to temptation in the
matter of this little costume detail
means in many cases serious inroads
upon ones purse; for, as is usually the
case; delightful effects imply high
prices, and though the simple and in
expensive leather belt is still with us
the models that are likely to tempt a
woman to covetousness are not of the
simple sort.
The most striking thing about the
belt display this spring is the promi-
hence of steel in the general scheme.
Fully three out of five of the hand
soonest belts are beautified with steel
and steel beads, or paillettes are used
upon the girdles of silk as well as
upon those Of leather.
Wide girdles of silk elastic which.
in black and white, were shown here
at Christmas time are now offered in
all the modish shades. The corded
silk elastic has the effect of highly
lustrous corded ribbon, and takes the
colors beautifully.
Large fiat buckles hold the girdle to
its full width in the back, but the front
buckle is usually much smaller. The
firm elastic moulds itself to the figure
and the buckles are slightly curved to
fis the waist curve. In the new ecre-
visse, celise and brilliant red tones this
belt is particularly attractive, and in
the grays and dull yellow or tan col
orings it is even more chic.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-06-16

that's a fact. Some one had buried
$40 in that box for rainy day, per.
haps, and had forgot about it. Well
I slipped it into my pocket right
quick, slapped the old piano together
again, and played 'Bedelia' and sang
it, too, at the top of my voice.
was happy, you bet Well, the lady
came in when she heard me singing
and said something about my being &
crackerjack piano tuner or something
and"
"Of course one interrupted, ''you
gave the lady the $40?"
ooh, yes, of course; oh, yes,' Sale
the professor" mockingly; "I gave
back nothing"
well, but" began another.
ooh, I know what you are going tc
say" exclaimed the prof" eyes, ]
did. 1 charged her $3.50 for fixing that
piano, and it never hurt me afterwari
either. I did it quite cheerfully.''
And the professor gathered ur
the checks that lay at the other fell
lows plates and led the way to the
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