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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13

Noticias diversas
Aver tarde sc verified en- Puerta de
TERRA I'm mitin unionista ante nu-
merosa concurrencia.
I'll Lcdo. don Ezequiel Martinez
Qulntero, de Arecibo, y don Manuel
Jordan, de Utuado, son candidates &
la camara por ell Distrito de Arecibo,
apoyados por elementos populares.
Los distinguidoS esposos Figueras,
de Arecibo, han salido aver para los
oaiios dc Coamo donde pasaran una
corta temporada-
Han sldo arrestados Ell Arecibo los
lndivfduos Francisco Memo Claudi-
no Torres, pOr acometimiento Y agre-
sion Confesor Hernandez Y Ramon
Santiago por alterar la paz, lose
VlllafaiIa, curado en- Ia Sala dc Soco-
rros de una luxaci6n en- el brazo
izquierdo.
Don Manuel Maldonado Pineiro,
ha sido nombrado ernpleado tempo
rero dc Ia ohcina dc elecciones dc
AreCihO
En- el hospital del Municipio lie
Areci6o Sc encuentran asilados 20
enfermoS.
Los inSpectores de Sanidad de
Arecibo giraron aver una vista los
estableclmientos de provisiones, de-
nunclando varios ducfIos por tencr
2rticulos en- malas condolences.
Don Guillermo Atiles Santos, ase
gura cn TN artlculo publicado Ell "El
Ducnde que Ia Union de Puerto
Rico, tiere 5 500 votos en- la mum
cipalidad de Ponce
IL haccndado don Agustin Colla1o
y JimGnez ha sido designate can
didato para el cargo de Alcaldc lie
JunGos.
FL Lcdo. don Miguel Guerra An
dino, tOmara partc en- el meeting
unionista que ha de efectuarse el liza
10 en- Bayam0n.
Candidates unionistas para ell mn
nicipio de Manati:
Hara Alcalde, don Clemente Ra-
m1rez Cordova.
Concejales, don Jose Reyes Torres,
don Ramon Perez Viera. don Taime
Padro, don Agustin Guardiola, don
Nepomuceno Flores, don Jacinto
Gonzalez y don Fabian Miranda.
Para la Junta dc instruction, don
Gregorio kuinlan, don Julio Gambia
y don Salustiano Villamil.
Ha sido Suspendido el juicio por
libelo que debio celebrarse en- AfIaS-
co ell martes contra nuestro cOmpaf1e-
70 SefIor ContreraS Ramos.
Los republicanos de Anasco We
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13

Los republicanos de Anasco We
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13

Los inSpectores dc Sanidad de
Areclbo giraron aver una vista 4 los
estableclmientos de provisiones, de-
nunciando 4 varios ducfIos por tencr
articulos en- malas condolences.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13

Ha sido suspendido el juicio por
llbelo que debio cclebrarse en- AflaS-
co Ell martes contra nuestro compaf1e-
70 sefIor Contreras Ramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13

Don Guillermo Atiles Santos. ase
gura cn TN articulo publicado Ell "El
Duende , que Ia Union de Puerto
Rico, tiene 5 500 votos en- la mum
.cipalidad de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13

FL Lcdo. don Miguel Guerra Y An
dino. tomara partc en- el meeting
unionista que ha de efectuarse el lla
rs en- Bayam0n.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-10

MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
MODERN HOUSES FOR SALE.
4 rooms and bath: near school ~ S2250
rooms and bath: near depot. $4,000
rooms and bath: grand view. ........ $4,000
rooms and hath; great bargain. ...... SeJo0
rooms and bath; barn and garage. -. $500
10 rooms and bath. tennis court 5000
Also choice lots $3.50 to $4,000; easy terms
J. FRED sCHLINGMAN CO.. Mil Valley.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-10
coRTE MADEIRA REAL ESTATE.

THE McCUE TRACT will all be closed out in
the next ten days; have about 20 tonnes for
good families: all you require is $50 to pay
down. and you can pay the balance at your
convenience in monthly installments of not
less than 81: these lots 50xl50. and from
$500 up; 60-foot streets. graded and grayeled
water pipes. sewer pipes and electric light
in front OF every lot. 40 minutes from the foot
of Market st. by the North Shore. the best
suburban road in the State: 90 trips a day:
fare so cents round trip, IS a month: those
wanting homes will find IL 10 their interest
TO come over to Corte MADEIRA and see for
themselves: have one block of acres. the
finest location and best protected from wind.
within $50 yards Of the station. that / want
TO sell 10 somebody a whole; any person
who wants to buy for speculation for their
own use would do well to look at this prop
erty at once: Mr.. Phelan and Mr.. Spreckels
and the balance Of the relief committee would
DO well to come over here and get homes for
those people in the public parks and squares
giving them the money to build a house, /
will furnish the land 1 will not sell on terms
TO any except those who convince me
that they are good. industrious and thrifty
people. with a reputation of being honest:
call on me in person Sunday all day. or
any other day in the week in the morning
DR. McCUE. Corte MADEIRA.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-10
BURLrNGAmE REAL ESTATE.
RAPID TRANSIT. RAPID rRANsl
20 Minutes 10

-fAA ~ LA~hNCi1 hAIlD 4hAACl1
20 Minutes 10
BURLINGAME GROVE LOTS,
At Bnrlingame the Beautiful
Size 50x120 Price $500 and nm
SO per month and small payment down
Price includes sewer and water piper mac
adamized streets. cement sidewalks and shade
trees
s. p. co. rs ARRANGING TINE TABLE
NOW and will run half hourly trains which wifi
reach lBurlingame IN q minutes. commencing
January !. 1907.
cottages now building and for sale on easy
terms.
Take San Mateo Electric Cars at 9Th ana Mar
ket SITS. every y minutes. STOP AT BURLTN-
GAME GROVE STATION FARE rs FIVE
CENTS CHEAPER than at main station Cir
culsre and descriptive matter on request.
BURLfNGAME GROVE CO.
s1S Monadnock Bldg Tel Temporary io5s
Pricet viii Be raised after January 1. 1907.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-10

Sc. 0oo--A business building: store and six
roomed fat, on Washington St. above
7th; renting now for $4,000 per year: is
in the way Of downtown business prop
erty that we have TO sner at this
time. (2500)
2e.0o0-A gilt-edge business lot. 4ox1o3 feet.
ing John r. Maxweirs three I story f bust
ness block now under construction and
only one-half block from Taft & Pen
noyer's new building; will sell for
$4,000 inside Of six months. t2792)
s22.ooo-clay-st. frontage. near 10th ST.. sells
at $1,000 per foot: here is lot within
including a good. substantial building
ter than bank A in,er ea no osn Se handled
with $4,000 and resold inside Of a
month at $4,000 profit. (20o5)
s2,25o.-A neat little 4-room California bunga-
low on 59th St. near Adelne; Just COM
proposition for parties attending the races
during the coming winter meet at Emery
villes lot 10 feet front. f2232)
GEORGE W. AUSTIN. lois BROADWAY.
BEAUTIFUL LOT FOR HOME.
VERNON HEIGHTS. OAKLAND.
Electric car is Pnnn Isk dreo
to either s. F. or K ,sS Route local trains.
CASH PRICE $780,
Inquire A. E. GRAUPNER 1850 Steiner ST..
San Francisco.
TO lease for 5 years. rs rooms; rent $50; finely
hnisheds large windows; on Broadway, close
i'm fine for doctor. dentist or clubs and tran
sient roomers; could clear 5000 per month
viii sell lease for $4,000: this is a good propo-
sition; investigate. See HENSLEY, 91s
Broadway.
DO you want q fine location for beautiful
homer If so, cali or see P. ]. KELLER. the
owner; will build 10 suit purchaser; terms
reasonable. Piedmont ave-, near Monte Vista
ave. Oakland.
A-MAxEY & CUTTING. land and mining at
torneys: state lieu lands speciality. 1888
Valdez St Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-10

AMERICAN CAN C0MPANY-A quarterly div
idend Of one and one-quarter per cent QL)
has been declared upon the preferred stock Of
this company. payable on January 2. 1907. To
stockholders OF record at the close OF business
Dec IS. 1906 The transfer books VII be
closed as to the preferred stock from Dec Ia
1906, to Jan 2 1907 both Inclusive. Wilf
mail checks r.. r. ISMON Secratary-
DIVIDEND Notice-rhe Giant Powder Com
dividend. No. 80. OF nfty cents (5oc) per
share on the issued capital stock Of he
Der 10. 1906 Transfer books cloes Deceu.
Der 3, 1905. 1t noon Cheeks WIN b maileA
O. c. QUINN, Sscreta1-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-10

REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Oakland or
Eastern property. 100 ranches. all sizes: In
fruit, poultry. grain, stock OF general farm
ing. See for ranches.
J. H. EDSON- IS Bacon Block Oakland
PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED in AIsmeds-Lot house and lot
40 10 90 feet frontage; must be cheap for
cash. J. EDWIN, Sta. c. S. r. p. o.
BURLINGAME lot with or without improve
nents: cheap 2z2 Townsend ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-10
'a'0o' o''''' JOHN M.-FoY. Secretary.
LOTT ID NORTON chief Engineer.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids win b
received at 21s California Hall, Berkeiey. %
or before p, N. on MONDAY. peeemesx ~.
dents house at Berkeley as per plans ,, sne
specifications on ole AZ said ofnces r4rrmt.
painters work marble mosaic and tiled doors
No bids will be considered unless accompanied
bv a certified check bond In favor OF the
undersigned. equal to 10 per cent item per
per cent Of the bid with sufficient sureties.
conditioned that II the bid be accepted the
bidder will enter into contract faithfully to
perform the obligations In aecordance with
said bid and with said plans and specifications
The right TO reject any all bids d hereby re-
served The Regents Of the University OF
California.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-10


Office OF the Board Of State Hsrbor Commissions
ers. Union Depot and Ferry House. San Fran
cisco. Cal. December I, 1906. Sealed pro-
poscals or bids will be received at this o6fco
at prior to 2:15 O'Clock D. m. ON Thursday.
December -. 1904. for furnishing and deliver
ing such lumber as the Board Of State Harbor
Commissioners may order for use on the yarf-
Gus wharves and piers the water fronf Of
the city and county OF San Francisco for sig
(8) consecutive months from tho date Of
signing Of the contract. according to the specf-
ncations prepared therefor by the Chief En-
November 2S. 1905. and on Sic In this ohice.
10 which special reference Is hereby made.
The lumber must be Douglas ar lumber lok
grade or quality and sizes specified No
bid will be received unless IL Is made
blank form furnished from this office and 10
accompanied BY certified check OF one thou
sand ls100of dollars. payable to the order oe
the part Of the successful bidder that he Win:
within six f6l days after the acceptancs ok
the bid enter into a written contract 10 mr.
nish said lumber according to the specfnca-
tions prepared therefor. and VIII also execute
and fle with this Board bond In the sum %
company TO be approved by the Board Of state
Harbor Commissioners and conditioned for the
faithful performance Of such contract, nor VIII
eaid bid be considered By this Board unless de-
livered to the secretary or 20 the assistane
secretary. at the ofrice of the secretary. at %
rember - 1905. at which time and place the
bids will be opened. The Board reserves To
right to reject any all bids IL deemed for
the best interests Of the State Hidderg are
invited 10 be present AZ the opening Of tho
bids. CHARLES Il. SPEAR, J d. MAckEN.
zIE. HENRY J; CROKER. Board OF state
HarDor JOfiN s-FoY. Secretary.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05
EAST END ITEMS.

Mrs. j. H. Graf departed for Hast
ings, MINI, last Friday, called there
by the death Of her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brade Austad took
New Years dinner at the home OF
Mr., Austad's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B. Austad.
There was a social gathering in
honor of the new year at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Moe last Monday.
Miss Mabelle Eckersley of De Smet,
is visiting with Miss Maud Armstrong
this week.
Chas. Sederstrom jr., has pur-
chased l.. Z. Blackstone farm. Con-
s%ideration, twelve thousand one hun
dred and sixty dollars.
Nearly five hundred teachers at
tended the S. D. E A. which con-
vened at Brookiugs last week. A
prize, in the form of "A silver loving
cup, was offered for the county hav-
ing the largest number of teachers
enrolled at the meeting, considering
the school population of the county
from which the teachers came. Kings.
bury county has about one hundred
teachers and ffty-nine of these were
enrolled, this being the largest num-
Der enrolled from any county, while
the school population of the county
is estimated at thirty-eight hundred.
Hyde county secured the cup, as it
had thirty-five teachers, and seven
teen of these were enrolled while the
school population of the county is es,
timated at abo 1T FIVE hundred.
Jake Graf was a Brookings visitor
last Saturday afternoon.
r, w. Levitt visited the twin
cities the fore part of the woek.
M z. Armstrong and his sister
Miss Maude, attended the S. D. E, A.
at Bookings last week.
The A. Q. u. w. and D. of Fl. of
Arlington held a joint installation of,
officers last Monday Eve, after which,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

sPIRITLAkE.

Here is something for those who
nre trapping 10 the lake to think
about. There is enough water in
the lake to. keep over until next winter
then why be in such a hurry to
slaughter all the rats now, why not
give them a chance this winter and
you will surely be doubly repaid
next.
Last Sunday was a double header
at the Van Hook school house. Ser
mon in English by Rev. Strutz and
ia Swedish by Rev. Andren.
Don't think that the money spent
in having your feed ground for your
stock is money wasted-only those
who are not in touch with modern
methods think that way.
Mrs. S~taudenmaier is very sick at
this writing and she will be taken to.
Rochester this week If she can stand
the trip.
Henry Grotjohn is building an
addition to his house.
The social at Dist. No. 10 last Fri
day night was a success
After to morrow Saturday E, A..
Nelson will have his feed mill at
home on saturdays for the benefit
of those who only have so little to
grind and wish to haul it to him
Please bear this in mind.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

Rev Sheldon is holding revival
meetings in Bancroft this week.
d. Thompson is building a new
house back of his lumber yard.
Mr.. Huist, who was working with
j. $. Thompson, was striken with
paralysis and died on Saturday
morning.
john Poortvleit, the section fore
man, is laid up by having stepped
on a rusty nail. ...
Harry Jones has been working
for Berry Nelson this week.
Mr.. Mcclure, of Ircquois, was buy.
ing cattle in this vicinity last week.
Cliff Holland is working on D..
Thompson's new house at preeent.
The school at Bancroft was reopen
ed last Monday with Miss Greenfield
as teacher.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

A. N. Barber will ship two cars oil
stock Tuesday.
John Johnson and sister, oil
Howard, are visiting their father east
Of town.
Miss Annie Curley has returned
to town from her visit to the country.
The NJ. w. A. will hold a meeting
next Saturday night for the purpose
of installing officers. A supper will
be served after the ceremonies.
The Esmond school is still with.
out a teacher.
Noel Deuamur is hauling lumber
for a new barn on his farm east of
Esmond.
Mrs. Will Girch has been taken to
Carthage 50 that she may have more
regular medical attendance. She
has not improved.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05
MANCHESTER,

Our summer weather has taken
cold this week.
Mrs. Houston is visiting her son in
Tracy this week.
Mr. Sheldon is still conducting re-
vival meetings in Bancroft.
Miss Gladys Madison left f
Huron Tuesday evening to resume
her studies at the college.
Mrs. Will Howard has been quite
sick the past week.
Mrs. Dave Lindsay visited in De
Smet last Friday.
Mrs. Palmer OF New York, spoke
Continued on Page 81
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05
measles are treacherous things.

Miss Lizzie Pultz arrived home
from the hospital on last Saturday
morning. She is somewhs. weak
yet but is getting along real well.
The Ladies of the Badger Congre-
gational church held a fair at the
Marquardt home on Wednesday
Dec. 10th. The total proceeds was
5000 which was very creditable as
they bad only six weeks to prepare
for il. All we're we'll pleased and
everybody who came had a good
time.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05
HETLAND ITEMS.
(From the New Era,l

Last Sunday E. A. Austin and
wife, Mrs. r. Waby, Maude Carpen-
ter, Edith Hartley, Henry Cleveland
Guy, May, aud Carl Weidenkopf
were received into the church here
by Rev, Watson.
There ale a number Of cases of
measles in town among the children.
As yet there has not been any very
bad cases, but yet the utmost care
should be taken Of every patient as
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

supper was served. After supper all
returned to the hall and proceeded
to enjoy the pleasures of the dance.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Keene attended
the S. D. E. A. at Brookings last
Thursday.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

Henry Gilbertson's family were
visitors at the H. Kurdtson home
Sunday.
Clara Staudenmaier is still on the
sick list
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

Boys heavy overshoes, regular price 81 OO. at this sale. .... s 75
Mems sheep lined shoes, regular price So co. at this sale 25
Mems sheep lined shoes, regular price s.. q, at this sale. / rs
Mems all felt shoes, regular price 500. at this sale i GO
Mems canvassleggins, regular price 7m, at this sale. Il. ~. SIS
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05
WOODEN

Mems heavy wooden underwear, worth S2O0, at this sale ....... ST. so
Mems heavy wool fleece underwear, worth $lO0, at this sae. $500. so
Better grades Of underwear at corresponding reductions.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

Mems Caps worth 81. rs and 80 fol. ........... lM
Mems Caps worth Sl.2H and 81 90 fol. ............ rs
Mems Caps worth Use, 60c, and soc for -. j. 81
Boys Caps worth SiO0 for. 70
Boys Caps 75c and soc 3
Job Lot Boys Caps Toe and SOC styles to close outat. ~. Is
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-09-29
Artistic Wraps for Fall Wear

,,..s,r that
mere seems m'',' 49,, a,,is,,c
'he IDEAS cnl"""'-I 49,, .,,r,,nor
wraps 80 pop"'' s,..h '',,'9 o,nrrseion in
1li'e VIII iiiu 49,, o,nal,s to he
cafIlase anu ' gaii ana ,",ntnr
worn uufins 'I'' '5' an, ,,,i'an,a for
Clo'h' NeiNel '.u "'' ,,.a on now
iaii anu VIM s, and sn,rIo puise
maze III such az "'' ro,diIy n
tha' 'heS i'nu 80. ',-1- raIda and fnr will
orapely anu amp 'o ,t,a ,1ad.ls For
Out auu l'cniie'' " NJ r,.,oriale
that ila''eF' even gu ,,,,,.ooIino and
suon 40 ,l,a,a,.s ,,raeeod into sery.
iace, arc 40" ''0 49,, coa,s and al.
ice lor "'h''' e'I-l', ,I-,,,,isit, GUNNER
most any one ~ ''o ,.. ,,iob,
cloaks' save 'hoae " ,,'into. ,poar
very wen pe oor''' 49,. 49, ,,iotrrosouo
FOR oaS tii',' u' .hinh +ha chic
voluihihous C'o'N' !" ,hi, snr,r,or
PaflslanS nav le'v -, 1,a ~ ,rhny ha.
appear TO oul " SI'l'''' ',,...,-,|,,,e cor
long 10 lhe ""In''l ~ aal,,a. - tho
rlages' ol lhe N"l''' ,n,. .nd
ihhuHlefaO.e 'o'no , a",'.,,'rta+o onIv
wraps, ana thol az ''ri'''i''' ''
IN such ilcH So''i''H' ~ .. u,,o,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-09-29
English Helping

the rest Of the passengers, and then
he must alight without relaxing his
hold on the side of the balloon-b basket.
Should he omit to do this, the halloon.
relieved OF go mucn weight, would
shoot upwards at a far greater speed
than is either safe or pleasant for the
remaining occupants Of the car
The second point to remember is.
when the balloon is descending for
good, to raise the feet from the bottom
of the basket by means Of holding on
to the ropes above with the hands,
and keeping the knees bent until the
balloon-car has received the hast
shock from contact with the earth.
The day may soon come when a
balloon garage" will be as necessary
a part of ones house as a motor gar
age is at the present time.
VERA f. BUTLER.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-09-29


vorable to the health OF inc plras'
yicId ana quailty Oh feathers ana inc
production OF ailaiia LOT green ieeu
the year round
OstflcheS come 10 maturity "heh
ABOUT lonr years Oh age. Inc ieh'aio
natures from SIX niohtiS 10 year
before the male out she VIII seiuon,
lay fertile egg nhtll she IS 'hree anu
one-haIi years old' Inc nest IS Il
round hoIo IN the ground which inc
male scoops out Win ms ice,' ~
hr@t the female may not take 10 INC
nest but may lay her nFSt eggs on
the ground "hefeupoE me maze WIN
roll them into the nest. "eheFally'
after the male mas put three or iour
eggs INTO me heSs' me ielIlaIe VIII
lay there. In ABOUT % days she wiz
lay u to 10 eggs, ana VIII be ready
to commence lncuOauoh'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-09-29
PRAISE OF THE BAKED POTATO.
or All Known Varieties the Finest.
Declares Writer.

There are said to be las different
varieties OF potatoes, The best kind.
so far discovered, is the baked pota.
to. OF course, the potato grows down
in the chambers Of the earth, away
from the sunshine, the jolly zephyra
and tho songs Of the birds. II il
down there among tho worms and tho
creatures of the dark, whore the cold
rains huddlc about it, says the Colum-
bus Journal.
But although It's environment is
dismal, and IT holds no communion
with the lovely visions Of the air, dear
old mother Nature takes good care OF
IT, and suffuses its humble being with
many happy qualities, through tho
mystic chemistry Of the soil. which
burst In all the eXubcrance Of flow.
err when gently baked and broken
open by loving hand.
Then, that snowy. bosom-like ten
dorness cxudes an aroma as delhatc
as a lily 8, and whcts the appetite like
3 dish OF ambrosia. One wonders how
Is Ian be so, that this sOggy tuber
develops itself into a concretion or
creamy spray when submitted to the
fHcndly heat Of the oven. But there
/, is spread out in raptures on the
plate, and anointed with butter and
sprinklnd with salt. the farcst dish Of
health and virtue ana loving kindness
in all the menus Of delight.
There are mashed potatoes, fried
potatoes, boiled potatoes. crcamed POI
atoos, Saratoga chips and divers 9TH
er sorts OF greasy, watcry, woody
connections Of the humble tUber, but
nowhere resides the brooding tender
ness Of its loving mother as when
baked to the turn OF an autumn leaf
and breaking into smile before you.
But one must not bake a potato clum
silly. dumping it into any kind Of an
old oven, and giving it no care, no pa,
tience, no Kindly touch. Give il these.
and OF the Las different kinds OF POI
.ato you will love the baked the best