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GETS DIVORCE FROM MAN WHO
WAS FORCED TO MARRY HER
Romance of Comely RedIands Girl Ends
in Divorce sever;ng Matrf-
monial Ties.
SAN RERNARnINn

SAN BERNARDINo, June 25.-Mrs.
Erma Covington. a uomely Redlands
girl. reaped the bitter fruits of her
first romance in the Superior Court to-
day when she was awarded a decree OF
divorce from Walter S. Covington, the
son of a wealthy RedIands man. In
the midst of their wooing in 1904 young
Covington suddenly disappeared and
when his father had ascertained the
cause he rounded the young man up at
the point of shotgun and compelled
him TO marry the girl Within few
days the husband deserted his bride.
He is said to be in Texas.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
JUDGE SCORES DEFENDANT
IN ORDERING DIsMIssAL
Napa Jurist Declares Men of Calibcr
of the Accused Should Be
Hanged.

NAPA. June 25.-'I consider this the
grossest miscarriage of Justice that has
ever happened and l believe that if
ever. a man deserved punishment the
defendant does. ! think man of his
caliber should be hanged" Such we're
the words OF Superior Judge Gesford
today when he dismissed j. T. Norris
from custody. At the time of the trial
Of Morris in September. 1904, the en-.
tire county was stirred up by the re-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
Water Business.

ONCE at our warehouse, 4th and King
SITS, S. F. Prompt delivery made to any
part of the city. Booklets about springs.
HANSEN & KAHLER. Sth and Web
ster SITS, Oakland, distributors for Oak
land, Alameda and Berkeley.
BARTLETT SPRINGS CO.
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Eastern Excurs,onx

The Chicago and Mort thwestern Rail-
ways daily and personally conducted
excursions to the East afford the great
The cars are of the very latest pat
tern and provided with every conyen-
fence. Daily cars leave San Francisco
at s p. m. and personally conducted
every Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day at a. m. Ask Southern Pacific
agents or r. R. Ritchfe, 435 14th ST,
Oakland.
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Bartlett
Springs

In first class condition. Now open for
guests. Good table assured. Hotel, no
tel cottages and housekeeping cottages.
Mineral baths. Competent masseurs for
ladies and gentlemen. California and
Northwestern via Hopland; Southern
Pacific via Williams daily. Address j.
z. McMAIAN at Springs. Lake Co.. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

100 numbers from s39I2 TO s40l2 inclusive. be
Ing 80 numbers ON each side Of the capital Of
SO O0O-S60.
100 numbers from 97O47 TO 97l47 inclusive. be-
SO. .O00-S36.
100 numbers from 1880 to 72e9o inclusive. be
ing 90 numbers on each side of the capital Of
SG0O0-S24
TERMINALS.
y99 numbers ending with 62. being the last
two hgures of the capital of S45. .OOO-Sl2
J99 numbers ending with 81. being the last
two figures Of the capital Of SIP 00O-SI2
Tie subscribers having supervised the single
number class p. " Honduras National hereby
certihes that the above are the numbers which
were this day taken from the 100000 placed in
Tie wheel with amounts corresponding to them
Witness my hand this Saturday. June 16. 1905
c. ". BRED0W. Commissioners
Vice GEN. ". L. CABELL absent
12:13 a m, July 26. 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
THE JORDAN.

San Rafael. CAL. Sixth and streets First
class family boarding house. Terms to suit
times and reasonable. Fine grounds. Beautiful
view,
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
BEAUTIFUL LAUREL DELL

The only lake resort with first-class orchestral
under the management of DR.. Monroe y. Callel-
der. Table unsurpassed. Send for pamphlet
+. DURNAN. Prop. Laurel Dell. Lake Co. also
Prop OF La Trianon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
YILLA FONTENAY.

Under management Santa Cruz alts
Three mites from GIenwUol First class table
bowling, electric lights. billiards, dancing pa
vilion. clubroom; so up; runhd "trip s.: free
carriage. RICE HARPER. Prop, H. +. d. l,
Santa Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

LOoL Lertlncdles. CneC4.5, Receipts.
Bins OF Lading anu Negotiabfe Paper
of every description replaced Dy .
bond OF The Metropolitan surety
Company OF New York. Contract Ju-
dicial and Fidelity Bonds. JUDSON
Building y. w. CARMICHAEL CO..
Inc. Gen Agents. 10U8 rr,ImoEa 8c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
MOUNT VIEW HOTEL sSss sSss s4n4I6S. zA555S.

Is now open. Newly furnished: new piunbils;
ReservatO now be made by addressing
Manager. Ross Valley station.
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THE GEYSERS

The greatest health resort in California. Posi-
tive cure for Rheumatism, Stomach Liver and
Kidney Troubles. Table first class. Lighted
throughout by electricity. Long distance tele-
phone and postoffce in the hotel. Rates $12 and
S14 per week, includins baths New bath
houses have heen erected this Special
rates TO families and monthly guests. For book
let and Information write K. II. CURRY Prop.
The Geysers. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
TERRACE GROVE

HOTEL. cottages and tents. Camping secomm1 D.
dations Store on premises. Snta Cruz Mts
near Skyland. r. f. D.. WR1GHTS. Cal.
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CNMP TAYI.OR.

Tho tented city not affected By the earthquake.
Send your family. TENT. cottage and camp
grounds unlimited Beating. swimming Grocery.
hutehpr on the grounds selling at regular prices.
Terms lnder present conditions most liberal.
Apply ADAM EREHN. r9oprietOr.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
AGUACALIENTE
SPRINGS,

SPRINGS.
Send your family to the nearest Hot Sl phur
Springs 10 San Francisco FirSt-elaSs accunl.nae
da tions. Special rates 10 families: staging.
four tra ms daily fare. rpun1 trip. 81 cJ. TiburnA
Ferry or Oakland: rwo hours ride Address
THEODOR RICHARDS. Aqua CIIeate Springs
Sonoma County. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
WILSON'S INN.

quiet home place In the mountains. neaI
NaPa, ad nncetssnt tany' srnt vesetaoirs' mii
Folders at Bryans. 1892 Fillmore ST. ARNO
r. WILSON. Atlas. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
WILLOW RANCH.

Delightfully."- located in the Santa Cruz retl
woods. Milk. fruit. spring water. phone. dali,
all. excellent tabe: 81 MRS. VI. ]. GRAN
DELL. Special rates 20 families.
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Howell W.T., WoOdworth's.

Res flpnc- of 81 years. Home friits. vegetables,
milk cream. etc Ptrest OF spring water. No
FOG 81 10 $40 weeS. WOODWOkTH & MUL-
IER. st He.ena. Cal
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THE COLONIAL.

First-class family hotel FOothi..s os Stnta
Cruz Noun tainS. Interurhan ears pass the ,lDorS-
:. i. 10 San Jose and interurbnn cars ar ). y
direct To Los Gatos- Address The Colonial Los
Gstps. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
GILROY HOT SPRINGS

Better than All modern improvements.
These famous waters very eficacious IN eases
Of rheuun tism. neuralgia. kidney and liver dis
and all blood and bladder troubles. Hunt
ing. fishing and other amusemeuts fine table,
Rates So 10 SlT week. Send for booklet 70
". j. MCDONALD. Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS

Those wishing 10 get away fr0gs all tEoughts
nf their terrible experience can hnd this tue hest
place in the State. Send FOR booklet. EDISON
BROS. BeswicS. Cal
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POPE HOU s E

First-class family hotel. with cottages; tennis
and crOquet: electric ears 20 beach and baths,
and all trains MRS A. POPE. Santa Cruz. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
JOHANNESBURG.

Now open. Beautifully situated among the resl-
woods Boating and bathing Stage meets guests
at Oakville Nspa Comfy. Rates reasonable.
MR.. and MRS. THEO BLANCHENBJ re- JR
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
DUNCAN SPRINGS.

Now open Rates $40 to Sl2 per week. Write
for particulars. Address HOWELL BROS, Hop
land Mendncinn County,. Cal
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Camp Meeker

ktp1sb-e elaiate. Lots S15 up. Cottages built.
So Up. Depot. stores. restaurant hotel. phone.
pos express churches and sawmlll: 1900 lots
sold. 4rti cottage< built. StuSItitp ferry.
NJ G. AIEESEE. Camp Mecker. SOnoma County.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

Completely Nrenovatetl Family rpsnrt. SWIM
ming tank. Bus daily to Hot Springs: s. wces
H PELLISSIER.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
BYRON

Hot Springs Waters that cure. One OF the most
perfectly appointed hotels IN the State. Week
end rosmdt~p rate, $7.50. includes two days
at hetel use Of baths. every thing paid. southern
Pacific traiJS running 90 Byron on schedule time.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
DIR. q. Il n.nnNNEII,S RANCIr

At pretty Glen Ellen. Seveaty furnished and
partially furnished eottagaS cahiaS. tents au,l
outfits To reat. from SO up Catholic and Cgl-
grega tional churchcs mineral springs; hsLia-.
bathing Climate unsurpassed. Apply 10 Dit.
c. c. O'DON, ELL 01cA DeyisadrrO 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-12

Located IA tie Porter Block soLth
side square. Three hrst-cla-s tables.
Good lights and prompt and courteous
service The pIhuc il cord tally invited
AID always Welcome,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-12
MAGNIFICENT MINSIRsLS,
The Name Gwen 10 Oornelly & Hat
fed Pee. esq Per iovuper..

/ Thestrr.goers vii. have an oppor.
tunity IN zee the DonLe!ly * Hatfield
msgni tc-ut MINISTRIES at A." opera
house "Wednesday. Jan. Eth. The
company IL under the V-r.onal direc-
ton ~ Al q Field tlat,er!ng r--
ports have preceded this minstrel
show into this city. Capacity busi-
hess has been don" in al the leading
cities in the country.
II IL laid that the fret pari" 10 as
refreshing ~ . dip into ralt water. IL
( !. tonic, and with the conclusion Of
its melody and it's merrimpnt and its
lights and ,hades. for the fret part"
IL said 10 be done in n many colors as
n chameleOn's coat. the minds OF the
audience have been sooihed and the
general verdict il that Me.srs. DOnnei-
ly 4 Hatfield have given to the public
a necessity.
/ TIE lilo ia said 90 be rich in special
ties. Each act il touched with humOr
in sympathy with the keynote sounded
in the first part" Crawford n Finn
ming are ssid TO do n musical act DIFF
ferent from anything OF its type 1,
10 srrio-comic and passts with snap.
Many feature acts ar on the pro.
gram One Of the entertaining acts 10
the dsrkjuwE circus. a burlr,que uvon
the most popular AZ Am-rIca's amusr-
m-nis. The circus. While one can
cogni five the audirnc" !. introduced
u all the ar"c.sorie. aud ATMOSPHERE
that 60 tn make n typical Ou-.riug CIR
cas- The en,ir" con- any oi forty prO-
lie take part in this scene The set.
ting l. both Corg-ou- and realistic.
IL, act - relieved by the Tol'do.. i'm.
TcronH'ors 81 animals, reptiles and
amIhiblou. monsters They civ" tra's
~ cuLiu't,un and az, battle agiiily.
Tie olio il very fine
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-12
Cured lunObago.

March /. 1873 Having been troubled
with lumhago AT different times and
tried one phj siciah after another. then
different ointm-n,s and liuimrut-
gave it up altogether - tried one"
more and got a bottle Of Ballard 5
snow Linim.n,. which gave me- al.
nost instant relief | can che-rfully
recommend il. and will add my name
TO your list Of sufferers" Sold by ".
NJ. johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-12
FLORIDA WINTER
Bible CONFERENCE
The Third Annual Session Will oe
Hell u, i. February.
ATTRACTIONS WILL BE FINE

Bible Conference ttss Always Afforded
Much Irteres'. but VIII be Better
THIS Year Than Ever-Fonowed ID,
Workers Institute ana Chau,auuua.
The great success. and large attend. .
anee upon the Florida Winter R,h!.
Conference held last year has rLcour.
aged the management to make greater
preparations for the coming confer.
rnce. winch opens at Gainesville. Feb.
ruary ith To 18th
Last year many attended the Con.
ference from all part. OF the United
states, ard great croxds cam. from
nearer Is. ~. sxpI-.--i ih-m.- ives
~ delighted, not only with the great
spiritual teaching OF the Con!erruc.
but with the beautiful town and the
lovely climate-one Feviving the soui
and the other the body. Many pro-
nOunced il the creates, Conference
they lad ever attended.
The beautiful auditorium. seating
two thousand, which was presented to
the Conference by the citizens. was
often crowded with eager listeners
bear reader, We invite you to be one
OF these this year.
The real object OF these meetings is
tn" deepening ~ spiritual life, the EN-.
phasiEipg Of the ministry aud baptism
OF the Holy Spirit, the systematic
study Of the Word OF God. 40 that
Chri-tian ministers, workers and lag
men may be encouraged and assisted
in their efforts to save the lost at home
and TO help evsng~lize the world in
this generation. Don't forget the date
Of the Conference. February 4th to
18th. followed by Christian Workers
Institute. February 18th Co March an
The great Florida ChautauqYa Az
ssmbly Mt Gainesville. March ith To
Ath, presents the greatest literary
program ever offered in Florida
Low tourist rates nave been granted
Gainesville. and ticket. can be had
from all paris ~ the country, good to
return until the last Of April Ohr
and one-rhird fare for round trip from
all points in the State or the certi!i.
cat" plan
Write At one" lyon Will 10 attend.
and state whrtheryou w!.h hotel or
private rD'rrtAlnm.
Address a.! communications to
FFro,N,\a BNYER, secretary.
Gain-.y.ll,. Florida
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-12
THE NEWS FROM ARCHER
Acc dents or SeaboaVd Ar Iire-Vs.
llors Re.urrlra Home

Nrr',,.l ~ /, - .rrl.g W u~ruI
49,: f-u - Nir ia>" '"ru v,-,' uv
t.r '-''. her.. La" l.ar. IL
N...r .. "a. - Cl't s 49,,
h.. "t'i,.ts t.rrc. li-U.:r sd boy d,
vent e. ,Iri' HON" - A'.g''a.
u. ' ru'd - Gsv"s v'ty interest.
Ia. !rc,urr uu t-u.I,r,hrr nj ill.,
Presbyterian char l. q. Ttur.tsy
rv"rju:
Or WaGdc,. ha, rr:lru,d from Va.
T,tts. TIA. his cd iomr, bringing
Mrs WSdd-ll with HIN ley are
keeping house IN the "man.-." ami
arr comfortably located il. their lew
home
Misc Leils Bsuknight spent Monday
n Gainesville. the Eues, Of Miss Jessie
Eodford.
Mrs Kirby OF south Carolina and
Mrs. Tool- Of Bsiu bridg-. Ga. with
their children. who have been visiting
their parents. MIR. and Mr. Chsmbl II
during the holidays. have returned
home
Jim nIr-n has flashed school in
Jacksonville ard IL home again.
A negro train hand on the Seabosrd
freight train lost his ann yesterday
ne Was caught between cars. MASKING
hi. arm. Dr. DePa.s smputst.d the
injured member.
Will Lowman. white hsgman on the
Cedar Key local, got hi' hand bst ~
hur, between cars yesterday He will
lo.e one finger
{. W Bsuknight il in Jacksonv lie
thu. week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-12
Chronic Constipation Cured.

Ourvho suffers from chrome con-ii-
patton - ~ danger 80 many srriuu.
ailments. Or'nn Laxative Fruit Syrup
cures chronic constipation, ~ il aids
digestion ard stimulate. the liver and
bowels. restoring the natural action of
these organs. Commerce taking il TO-
day and vOu will feel better at one"
Orino Laxative Fruit syrup does not
nAuseate or gripe and is very pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes. J. W
McCollum * Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-12
Through Train and Sleeping Car Ser
vice Between Jacksonville. Fla
and Augusta. Ga.

Effective January Ia. 1876, the Allan
tic Coast Line will insuRuvate Pull
Jacksonville. Fla, and Augusta. IA.
Trains will leave Jacksonville at s:55
n. IN. ard arrIv" ut Augusta At 8:i5 p.
IN. affordiug day light service between
the two points. Dining car service will
l." operated between Jacksonville and
lama,s-e Cor bTeakfat and lunch.
Evening trains from all south FlOri-
ia voints make direct connection at
jacksonville, AfYordinR the quickest
aud best service between Florida and
Augusta. For further information see
tcE-I agent ar write Frank & Boyle.
tom. District Passenger agent, Jack.
sonviile. Fla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-12
Greatly in Demand.
this week

Nothing 10 in more demand than q
medicine which meets mode IN require
ments for blood and -y'tem cleanser,
such ~ DR. Kings New Life Pills. They
are iust what you need 90 cure stomach
and liver troubles. Try them. Atall
drug stores. 25c guaranteed.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-07-14
Another Credit to Franklin.

The New Century Guild, one of the
best known Of the women's organiza-
lions in this city, has discovered that
Benjamin Franklin is responsible for
the introduction of women into Of
fetal life in America. 1t is interesting
to chronicle that in addition to in.
venting numberless devices for utiliz-
ing electricity and accomplishing
many other things Of service to his
fellow man the great statesman in.
vented what is known today as the
woman office holder. AS postmaster
general he appointed his brother post
master, and after the latter's death
continued the widow in the same
position, thus making her the first
woman holding a government Office.
philadelphia Record.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-07-14
ODDS AND ENDS.

SO tremendous is the femme vogue
for boxes in the boudoir that any delft
fingered man or woman who can do
wise new receptacle is sure of coin
Ing money. Boxes for trinkets are no
longer hidden in bureau drawers, but
are scattered about like art treasures,
and in the larger sorts they are set
upon fancy casters to be showed with
In reach of their fair owners.
Perhaps no woman has more novel
ties offered for her inspection than
she who is preparing a layette The
boxes on wheels, fitted with multi
tudinous trays, or swung upon arts
tically finished racks, are most entic-
ing.
A white enameled frame is fitted
out with a succession of long, low
boxes, covered with fine white crash,
each front embroidered with some
world like ''bootees,' "bibs," caps, :"
"sacques, etc. in colors to match
the flowers which are painted on the
top of the frame, with a few scat
tered sprays apparently falling down
to meet the words and their sur
rounding scrolls. Forge t-me-nots,
prllnroses and other delicate flowers
are employed
large hat box on rollers is
swung in a similar white frame and
covered with denim to match the
room. The top of this box folds
back like jointed trunk-tray lid,
while the front drops down to reveal
the hat resting on a standard such as
Is used in millinery parlors 4 richer
looking box is covered with pleated
silk in which old rose predominates,
and 1t has quaint gilt braid for the |
hnsh at top and bottom
Tapestry-covered boxes are most |
popular for small trinkets. These
are made very plainly, the tapestry
fitting like a glove, with a miniature
painting on boiling cloth for a center
piece on the top, set in frame of
sequins or fine gold braid Gilt braid
Dr. narrow fringe with round balls
in hues to match the tapestry is
he preferred finish For lining these
md nearly all other fancy boxes there
zones a highly glazed paper, printed
With mistletoe, primr0ses, violets.
tic. 1t can be bought at fancy goods
The only exception to this lining is
when the box is of cedar of sandal
wood, when no lining is necessary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-07-14
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al :, Nss5z4kw N ~, IA
EAyy3 &.s5a@tsSy,1a
ElS.,& lAlk ~, ;s!::s.s: IL "a MES
WALL COVERINGS.

For ltrar,es is offered a pattern
trmeG the 'Egamour' This has a
o@loHna'le OF veined marble, behind
which Is seen a grove of trees out
lined against the sky and divided by
paths.
one decorators rule is that where
furniture is dark the wallpaper should
be strong and deep in colCr, and Il
bold figure is better here than in 9th
er rooms.
pretty lace effect crown, printed
in white on a pale blue chambrey eff
feet paper, is one Of the daintiest of
spring offerings for a bedroom or
young girls room.
Glasier is an imported Substitute
for stained glass. Irish scenic de-
signs, Ross Castle, Killarney, Blar-
ney Castle, Innisfallen, etc, are
among the designs most prominently
displayed.
Silk fibres are among the most de-
sirable plain wall coverings. These
come in most delightful colorings,
and, besides having an attractive,
plain surface, the suggestion of silk,
that is one Of the features of the
weave, is very pretty.-Philadelphia
Record
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-07-14
SONG OF THE DoLoRoUs DUMPS.

When tho Dolorous Dumps get bold OF
lIo and Ohio. worry and woe roo,..,.,s
When he feels he's part OF BeelZebub
What is the show for mortals below:
When the SKY that was blue turns biackef
And til" deuce take the load that you tote
your back
When the thing that on yesterday SladoeHed
to cheered
is thing, you opine to be dreaded and
feared.
1t is Ohio.
Worry and woe.
Unfortunate devil. you haven snow,
As needn't remark, for you feel 1t is So
Here is a co.
Fer the Doloro,Is Dumps hit n terrible biow.
When the Dolorous Dumps settle down on
Oh aud Oh my. Life is sigh
When you feel that Old Nick is demanding
To hold them we try. but blisses will fly:
Why then is the time when your wife and
the kid -,
viii either move out or wish that they did:
And yon too woald like for the rest or the
TO move from yourself quite distance
For it's oh my
Life Is a sigh.
When the devil moves In, then our mouse Is
And the spirits Of kindness and charity fly.
oh my
You know it, you guy
Know the Dolorous Dumps as sadly as l.
When the Dolorous Dumps come around
with their bluff
Alb and ali whew Worrys our due.
Why, then is the time when man knows
his stuff
The story is true Of me and OF you.
He may fall with groan. or stand with
grin,
He may bar trouble out, or shut trouble IN
He may much weaker be than the least OF
his woes
Or may laugh at his blues till the last Of |
them goes.
1t is an whew
The games up to you
To smile through your woes or TO truckle
thereto.
Or write a brief lyric, as l strive TO do
All whew
The story is true
To add a slight pink to atmosphere blue.
San Francisco Call.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-07-14
SAUCES FOR FISH, FLESH AND
FOWL.

Caper sauce for boiled lamb is
made by adding to one pint of milk a
tablespoon of butter, two tablespoons
flour, salt. pepper and a dash OF cay
enne. Bring to boil and add one
tablespoonful of chopped capers.
For egg sauce take yolks of two
hard boiled eggs. Mash them with a
tablespoonful of mustard, pepper and
salt, three tablespoons vinegar and
three of salad oil. To be used with
boiled fish.
In making brown sauce for poul-
try peel two onions, slice and fry
brown in a little butter; then sprin-
kle in a little -four, pepper, salt and
sage. Add half pint Of the broth In
which the fowl has boiled.
When grated cucumber is served as
sauce with fried fish and cucum-
bers are pared. grated and drained.
To the pulp of four cucumbers add
one-half teaspoon salt, teaspoon OF
onion juice, a tablespoon of olive oil
and dash of cayenne pepper.
When cooking beef tongue save the
liquor in which it is boiled to make
a sauce Strain one cupful, set over
the fire and stir in two tablespoons Of
butter, pepper to taste, the juice of
a lemon, and, when this has thicken-
ed, two small picked cueumbers,
chopped fine.
Oyster sauce is made with the liquid
from a pint of oysters, to which is
added pepper and salt and two sticks
of mace. Place on the stove aud
when it boils stir in two teaspoons
flour mixed smooth with milk. Boil
several minutes longer, then add half
pint of oysters and piece Of but
ter. Let the oysters scald thorough
ly.
A delicious sauce for veal roll or
meat croquettes Is made Of mush-
rooms. Brown one tablespoonful Of
butter in a saucepan, add one tea
spoon flour, mix until smooth and add
enough water to make thin gravy;
add fresh mushrooms and cook for
fifteen minutes. Or, if canned mush-
rooms are used, do not make the
sauce so thin, as the mushrooms do
not have to be cooked, but only heat.
ed through.