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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-01

friends, has gone to Atlantic City to snend
the month Of March.
The Pro Re Malta woman,s Club rave a
delightful luncheon at the Shorehan yes
terday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Ion Per-
dicaris. The president of the club, Mrs
Hillebrand, acted as hostess. and the others
at table were Senator and Mrs. Burrows
Representative and Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Benjamin, DR.. Hiilebrand, Mr.
and Mrs. David 8. White, Mrs. Mary s.
Lockwood, Mrs Bodf1sb, Mrs. Tanner, Mrs.
Guss, Mrs. Main, Mrs. Beo, Mrs. Tulloch
Miss Tuley, Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. MacLennan,
Mrs. Jewell, Mise jackson, Mrs. Will1ie and
Mrs. Scribner. The committee having the
luncheon In charge was composed OF Mrs.
s.. q, BENJAMIN, Mrs. Mary s. Lockwood
and Mrs. William E. Bieo.
Mrs. E. L. Tompk!ns is visiting Mrs.
Wayne. 1910 @ street and will remain sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. z. strasburger will not be at home
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs w. @. Elmer are now set
northwest. where they will be pleased to
see their friends
Mrs r. Wayne Parker will not receive
Tuesday. March Q. being temporarily absent
from the city.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gibbons is at tho National
Hotel, and IL convalescing slowly.
The German ambassador and Baroness
Sternburg will give diraer tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Plummer Rhine Of chii-
number OF their friends last Monday even
Ing. Tho time was spent In dancing and
singing. Among those present were Misses
Elsis Rhine, Jennie Hnrdisty. Mary and
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29

6&uItern-QxeI. Gureh, Is Biz 20 HfuRh
TN Dar1i9n!t., 1ee; 1e $fHxs Eur@iGxstt,
lie, 10 bis IL Bffnh Ice.
0~epb6eItes g9wetxsicia - R~nasxIoiss
Eaxep Big s26. 100: FLARES Bsan ES 90; S0us
70 $4,000; 6bort sgsax Sls 30; Nnnsf
t1S. 90.
BArae - 0erdu&erts s8ratmrnk &c.
Eraxfrrter 72e; Bologna IN Daruasx 7is 10
zuM SIC.
Spe6-1Iare Setten. 30 BIB 90 Efuxh tn
Tur4f9niH. 1sKc; xIGrs gdtss, 20 BID 30
rfunb, I2te; Slare SsIiss. IS ba 60 FfaRs,
s2ae; 1s BIB ~ efb.. 18e; ID BIB ls Rtuxb.
l4e; aIare Stadsx, g 5B 80 %tHb, I2fe;
Rsdex 10 bts 1s Efyph l2ts: zixss kSdsxt
bts Q Efuuh, 12s
Srabfi6'S ped-4larss eseII4 sess6 zoe
sswdtIter Gusar gures zoe. 81 Hiuxa I'm
gurGf4nttt 1T 9 bs Q Bfaak To- Tures
i&nttt lsc; 10 bs 10 Ffrxb hn rutqi9xtt
lie; bEfarb I'M Sur@i8stts iSrsol, 1916.
9 qfnnb tn Gur@iGxt1. f4mat. lbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29

Sugar Gureb G@txieK go Grps pnoItsct:
1870 Ffunb ll3: IL Tfaxs l5ae; l0-la
pfunb l61: Swette luaIttdt , a0-l6 vhrx1
&c; 10 Rfunb 1bs : ID ztsmb Lie ; 10
pfunb 1se.
GaIfornf@e easxfsn-6 bs 8 4fsab 9ie:
Q Bis ID Hfurb 83e.
6pe6. gmoI.-1eudbtes, 8 N6 10 Dhnh
tm Dur9i&uttt l7le; II bs u $f,nsb IN
Drr&i&ntH, 1l4e.
0ebosyteS Vtxbfst@ - eQtfsas 20.
I'LL. 14}e Knbsxfettsa 12s; Sxassi. l6a
&26@d 16e.
S@mab ~ xsereeB-L Dual. lie; 3.
naaIttM loSe; 6. nxaIs$& lots
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29

Jrii@es RinbHetG-BekIs@e 6aers - st
az; biefee Stiere ef-s3s ; Issfise Rtxhe
$50 Bis 500 Rfusb 73s; : Btsfss &a4s zoo
sss ESQ Ffinb SIC xabe Bs6 DID ss0 1fsxh
81; Stier gcrberpisrtd SIC. 0ttsg otsteEs
u,ertel lie, Rixb otxtsspsatsI 102es Rsxb
Bcrberpier.si &c. Rub BoshsssieztsI 8ss, 4ub
nuternterteI Sc.
Bnf3ss RaIoFei&-&alSes 1oxs, etxss<'
u;srteI lS}c, BorbapsertsI 6he.
5rf9ss S3af1eif4 - Saurnssz tNr Hiaxs
l2e ; G4afe s}e; 6GsxfeI l8s; RadS ban,
lse,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29
edmere6H

gepdbIter Tirnotbb $2.2S-2.B5.
Orbtndrer bts gutter 9txotbp sl.5o-L7l
Rotber RIeeianlen IS .0o-7.60.
gnslf6er 2Ieeiamen 1850
aIftte 3Ieeiarnen $6.0O-S.1
MfaIfa 4Ieefar1en $8.00-10.00.
Hetber 3leeiameu $500.
6aacp 3entudp 8La,sroB s~1.60--l.7b
DIausras n @baf 75e.
GnsIf&es WIaisras $3.50.
DrGarb 6rss 81. 70--1.e6.
Reb Top Ia Gbof $1.95-l.B.
RaHer Rom 76e-$l.00.
&u1ber 8ukerrobr Satnea S1.O0-i.2A.
Deibes unh seIbes Rom $1.0C-Lab.
Reb Sob gntIase $1.10-l.25.
Gem 4eas $l.76.
SKILLET 81 30 bts $1.86.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29
0sseestsS
SabtanapsIis RaHeesgetie:

SaotanGpsIW Raffees Psetie:
oep6bnI. BIB gutter l0-12e; srtsla stB a.
rodbstsr A-lse ; SGncy sa2-sSe, sa!sss
peuow Is BIB 22s. Sapa 2s-9Qs.
Sx Radetsn:
Astoia $16.7b. 2ton S1..25, Serfes sis 90
Saraeas s14. 30. Diumortb'S III. 30, sass
Sasa Blems $500, GItnsar Saba gIene
$16.75. Durica SlB.76.
Suder-Dorutnoes 7.77e; EtAfss&es 8 "a
vuIuertFrter 6.sae; Xxx SuIuertFrt9 6.s7s,
fesser s~rasultrter B.s2e; Gsbes SIZE; gpr1
isettoxers' u 6.37G Hibsepoos Y 6.12:; Esss
xir u b.o9e; empire E4.s7e; SbssI axsxs
0oIbex 8 4.S2e Mtxbfor ertra 9 1885,,
Rtssepocb 6 l.sae; aeIber 6 I. 72e; IL al,
bee 4.67.
GHRs-RaIa 40 OF. xeH). Sat, g. 10 per
0auoxs.
SetrOtnete SrR9te-AepfeI. az hn Ecxx
eetro6net, &c; Sobaunesbeeres ss btf ske;
gttron lie BIB zoe; Eofxex, = Grrps, pr
Rfuxb, 7e, Q GroruS 7&e. ( Grorur TIC fac,
u~sexfreie ssebts *, California NasseassI 7<s;
6uItaxa s3e. taspspttrte euItaxa lie bf J &c.
california 1prttofen Sc bts I2e.
4idIes-2400 TN Sat SO /; 1900 tn Sat
s7.69: 1900 tm aaIbfas $3.50; 400 tn tos
$3.50.
Ganbp-6Hr etansea serai8t u; wrs'
eer geuti9t &c; Banner Tptt &c; SrsCs
Sonbons lie; &c. 3 CREAM seai9t 10<.
saHe-Braaa nea lie bts lzc; StIberts Is
YeanbeIn IA; wei4i&aIiss ERaxbslx 16f,
Sorban RanbeIn l6e; Reaxats Is bis sss.
ser6fete 7e bts &C.; ensItfGe &alxffs &c.
-etarte-BearI, 82e, 9san1ptor Slot, 1 xxs
8 Bhunb Radete 8. 8orx, / Sfs. ssests,
lK-8}e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29
OetxetDe.

Bstex - go. 2 rptber 72it, aai eGa,
fen, Tic DON RibIen (; 70. 8 rotsss e0e.
September, 72}e; BasexuebsH Tic.
BeIf&torw go. 1 uett 19i 2s. 2
mstb 49tr; 80. 8 wets asa 40. 4 pat.
4ss; 70. Q wesb seurf9t 4s}e: Rr. 8
metb seuif&t l9le; 30. 4 wstt lemiia.
4se; Ro. Q seIb z9k; Re 8 geld 4skl
70. 4 geb 46c: 30. q seuzH6t lsisi
so. 8 aeurii@t 49,; 70. 4 ssmiidt 4ss
SoIbex lee.
oafe- 30. 3 wetser 35}e; 10. . psts.
65e; 20. 2 oeurii9tT S4}e; 30. o susnaas
94e.
6en - 30. / airnotbp i1b 90; ze
3. $14 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29
Dpm @aeeasAays,.

BeIi&torn - Sertaufsprets: IL sa4 ha
0uaIttdt. 66-56e.
~66fr-ed&dIt 1855; 10 ben Ksatu
s10.00-$i2.o0 pea Eenne.
BILLET - Serta,fSpreie: ~ .W-Se.M
1tnaotp1t Eeriaufsprete; sl6 00-1s.to
etrob-PreHe, ie mad BEN oreb. b Ssb
len, e5.0O-e6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29
0ieIe Or en9enIeben ner-
rren.

WIN
WobtIe, @la., 90. Sept. 3mt.
fGen rs unb 100 2ebsn eingsl Der.
loren. msbr uie 40 s9iHe Fnb uufas.
trisbsn pbsr ssrfGelt In bsri9iebsnsn
8beilen bes 8olfss bon W.rieo.
Der S&aben In Der Nadbarf9aft
bon Wubils tpiro auf 81, 500. 900 &c.
i9dbt unp WiaiOnsn inb anbsrpsitis
serf6rt.
2eine senaue 3abl Der 8erunglid.
ten tann geseben merosn, unb ss III
taum nn3unshmsn. baB man bic 3abl
berielben Dor Ablauf elmer Wo&s feb.
HELEN fann.
Wutter BON nierR tnbern
arb au See.
Nem gort. %. Sept. Sim 10.
September ffarb an Borb Der vNorb
am.rita" 5rau Sulia pi33amOnii, bic
NIT bier tleinen Qinbert I'm 3uii9en-
bed bic &stie au ibrem In @Onneqsbias.
3d.. tp~obnbafisn Wann ma9tf. Die
5rau erlas etnem glutfurs uno murbe
auf See bsiattet. Cine b64f battle.
tii9e Scene mar es, als bic Sterbenbe
ibre bier ileinert Rinber, I'm Utter bot,
1eun, a9t, feds uno 3uei Sabren UNI
f4 berfammelte unb benz dIteffen Sun-
gen. Jrancsseo, auftrug, fur bic Rleis
men 3u iorgen, bis fe f&er gum 8ater
f1men.
Die Raitteupahagiere nabmen, na9'
benz bic 2ei9e benz Meer hbsrgebsn
worosn mar, fid Der Rinber In liebe.
boiler Weife on. Die alstnet1 pnrben
aus benz 3piidsnbsd nod Der aaiite
genommsn, uno als oas Sdif am
pier anlests. tpsttsiferten bic paRa.
siere, bic amerlfanii4e Burger maren,
NIT chamber, INN bic 2inber Der
fpeaieQen JtrIor9e Der ginwanoerungs..
bsamten an,usmpfsblen. Bon gais
Sslanb uurbe on ben Batter Der 2in=
her mad @onnsaspils te~lssrapbirt. ba-
nit er bierber trmnle.
o rautge Brubermorb.
Rem Dor %. Sept. Arma
Sai6isan. elm gsffern ~bsrbafteter Arme.
nier, sefianb Der pOIi3ei beute. bab er
ieinen 8ruber Warfer Ma:farieu &c.
t6otet babe, tnbsm CT i'm TN S4Iafe
iberfisl uno burd WeRerfide in's
@snid t6otsts. Der l1nbolo seftsbt 81,
baB er ben 9si4nam ssrfthdslte unb bie
@liebmabsn Of, psridtebsnsn Orten
perfefte. Hls @runb Der Sbat aiebt
er an, bab er unb ser grmorbste. Der
isbr genau 9emeien let, einen Streit
tibsr gslounselssenbeiten batten.
S9Ie9te Nusft4ten.
20 3 Inc ton, %. Sept. -
pribatba9ri9ter1 bon Getretdr 8aft an
bas 3risesospartement bentsn an, bob
er tusnis!auR&t auf ben grfOIs ieinsr
WtiRon In guba bat.
Der Snbalt Der Beri&te uurbe
ntat befannt gegeben, bod oeuten BITE
gmpfdnger on, baB elm getualtfamer
gin9rtf taum nod ab;uuenben TT.
gs 1T tlar, bab Der praRosnt
tutnfat, Der ssfretdr m6ae porsrf ole
ibm 3u @ebote febsnbea Mittel CUR
A%nmenbuns brtnsen, ebs er feline Wif.
fion als oerfeblt erfIdrt.
Die bonn prdRbenten benz 3rte9s.
Department Hbermittelten telegrap6i.
i9sn Wittbeilunsen lafen foI&es we'
nigffsns permuthen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29

- Wertreter Der Organization Der
Observation-Disclosures, bis wdbrsnb Der
Ietten Mo&e NIT Bsau,ts1 Der seaborb
4ir Sine eonfertrt babsu, Rnb nit bte.
fen bstreHs Der neueri 2obnflaIa ju
einsrt Mus0lei9e getommsu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29
Neue ReqeIn treten n
Rraft.

10
pbilabeIpbta q, %. Sept
Die 0~erpaltung Der pennfplpania 81.
ienbahn.@ efeai&aft bat R& Osranlabt
geieben, rleue &sgeln fur ben Srans.
port bon grpIORbfOffen gu erlaRsn,' bie
rteI f~friftsr fnb als bic bisbsr In Gel.
tuug ge~ffanoenen. Die fdmmtli9en
ansefsIten Der gabn, wsl9e fi9 NIT
Der @erfra&tun8 bon grpIofibHoHen.
Ober NIT Der Gi6runs Der bstrsfsnbsn
TRANSPORTING su befaRen babsn. Rnb
bon Der Orbre nit benz Bemerten Der.
fdnoigt uoroen, bab he ftir beren BE.
folgun9 our s~eAauefen Wsrantportung
ge3ogen tuerben.
Die Raffenbebereisn n
atIantaenbIi9 borbei.
atIanta, Co., %. Sept. Die
i&redli&en 3uidnbs. bic BIER felt bier
Sagen asberri9t, b~iirftsn nun snbsHl.
tis bOriiber iein. Die Beh6rben fhbIen
f9 bOafdnoig I'm Stanos, isbs tusite.
rem etipaisen arauauirunssberfu9e 10.
fort 3u untsrbriden. Die Ieser babsn
i& alIsm anf@eine nod bsrubigt. unb
bic WeiBen bsbauptsn bon F9 basIeIbe.
eltausfe IIungs.g Z.
tnnerung.
g I. 2ouis, %. Sept. - Die
grcbe p%feifenoreeI, auf peldsr Der be.
rihmte Barrier Orsanift alsranNsr
8uIlmant tdsli9 fur bic Sauisnoe bon
3ub6rsrn In Der 5eabals ipielte. Iisst
isbt in Stifen In einem ct. Coulter
W%aarenbaufe.
9as Snfrumsnt, bns gr6bte ieiner
sIrt tn Der Welt, mar In Cos NnasIes
sebaut unb urfprdnsIi9 fir bic Ser.
iammIunssbaae tn Ranias @itp, Mo.,
befimmt.
u n IL 9uerem Uerbaat.
lebanon, o., %. Sept. -
Inter benz Deroaht Der BranofiftunQ
III BIER 81. u. .. Spsnis, sin ar3t,
berbaftet tuoroen. Su feinsm SauIs
srfOlgte eine grpIofun, unb aIs Ha9.
barn nod Der urfa9e forI9tsn, fanbeu
He mebrere 3immer osr Wobnung mil
PETROLEUM 5egOfen unb bas e9laf-
3immer in 6lammen. Der Mr3t ba.
gsgsn wuroe nt9t melt boz, ieinsr Wob.
nung In ieinem gugap, ani9sinsnb
f4Iafeno, gefunben.
. anfprdfibent unb Sell
ber4 tuunben n.
3 omerop, o., %. Sept. Sis
Wibbleport. g., Banf, Elm pribat.
u%nternebmen, psrfsblts beute bic 8ba'
rem au 6fnen.
Us piro gsiagt, bab bte SspoFtsn
i'm getrase bon $115, 900 febIen unb
srObe Aufresung berri&t, ba bic Mebr.
aabI Der Deponsntsn arnts 2eute Fnb,
bic ibrs %seiammtsn griparniKe ber
8ant antsrtrauten. prdRbent g. 6.
Sor bsrreiffe Iebten Sienftas unb hber.
Iteb WiespraRbsut g.. g. Armentroui
BITE 2eitung. Waaoem Gor fort mar,
tuurbe eine untsriu9ung unssRelt;
$4,000 In gaar unb $50. 900 In 3D.
piersn tuurbsu porsefunbsn. Sieis iol.
len bic ssiammtsn ei&erbsiten biIbsn.
Wentge q o9rt4ten aus
benz Stben.
Rem Orleans, %. SEPT. -
Die 0srbtnbuns NIT ben @OIfRdoteu
III nod INNER unterbro9en. 6eit sc
Stunben it man obne Na4ri9ten bon
Stdbten, bic, In Der %i&tung bor
Wobile, Ala., iibsr eine stunoe snt.
fernt lie9en.
Na9ri@tsn aus Woutiesao, RiH.,
fageu, bab bic 8annsntudlber srbebIid
bei9dbtgt muroen; bunoerte bon Bdu'
men finb entpur3eIt uno 6fIi9 Dor
Wonticelo finb bic Babngeleiie burd
bieIelben blodirt. Mu& bic Baum'
tpolen.grnbte foa iHner 9elitten 3D.
ben. Sn Sadion. RtR, iant BIT
Tlotte Der pittsburger RobleneeisQ'
i@aft, sinen S&aben BON $50, 900 Der
evgoAsnh
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29

Gra4ta
NspfI 81. 5000 pes Tos.
Bamanen $1.75-2.25 ; Hetxe $l-S1.25.
Gitrone, 81. 60-s 90 Sss Ripe
Dransen - $4.50-s.6o per xsfe.
DaRermeIonen, 1se unb zoe.
gfrt&e, $1.60-2.s0 per BuibeI.
GantaIopes. $1.s6 Bis $l.75 per Sab.
gfaumen 81 10 bts SO 81 per euibsI:
Birnen, $1.25 per BuibeI.
@eistrauten, &c bas Hfuns.
OsmRia
Crime B~obnen-60e Der BfbeI.
Motbe Riben 25e Ses Gutenh Dun&ss.
Gelerp-2oc bas 8nn9.
Rraut - 50 $50 pei Tonne
HIamentobI $1.25 pH BribeI.
gaIat - 60c PEI BufbeI.
2ruiebeIn - Motbe umb wstbe 41.b PEI
bunbert Bfunb; epami4e 8wtebsIn 81. 60
per Rife.
Beter5lie 1b-s0e pei Dutexh Sux4ss.
R~artoHsIn-s2 60 PEI 5at.
Nabieie Zoe pei Dutexb But&es
SHbtartoHeIn - Btrstnia $3.3b; BaItt'
more S2.0.-a.76 Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sat.
tomatoes s0e-7be per BuibeI.
grines 2orn. 10e bus Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29
8ate=HaQ.

Die seftrisen Sptsle reiuIttrten wie
fplgt:
NatipnaI.2tq q.
Nehu Dort, %. Sept.
Wem BORT. ....1 0100O60*- 8
ct. 2ouis. 80 00000101- 2
Batterien-6. Watbsmfon, Q. Wa.
fbetpIon unb Bresnaban; Bsebe unb
Nponan.
BrootIpn, %. Sept.
grfes SPIEL.
BrootIpn ......0 O0OO2201- 5
pittsbura .....0 010O3000- 4
Batterten - Scanlpn unb Bergen;
9ssusr, Brabp unb Peib.
3 mettes SPIEL.
Brootlpn. ........0 000000- 0
pittsbura ........O o. /
Batterien - WeSnipre unb Sitter;
@amniB unb petB.
philadelphia, %. Sept.
p~hiIabelpbia. Il o. 3
Chicago ..2400OO001- z
Battertsn-2uib unb Tootn; @uel'
ba@ unb Bling.
Bottom, %. Sept.
WoRon 20 00000O00001- l
gineinnatt0 OO0OO00OO02- 2
Batterien = Norner uab Brosurt;
Gwtns unb S4Isi.
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wuttes, 9ses sxa q

Wtttte1e 0tex ELL 0TW&6Vf
. rdnbIer besabIex ioisexos Rreisss
5rii&e Gier-2le ter Dutsah.
oG4ner 10e, Ndhxs {, Txrtsps -e-l0f,
Gnten 7c, @dnie DC.
Butter - GouRrrS. l6c, Srsauaera 26 (.
aIqta 28c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29
0Ate.

Gngros . BertaufBrrefs Smsostssis
e@pebersdie 8oe pes Yfmxb s~xpstuEtpss
e&weberidfe 1ss, Hsisecxfx Gsssn. $ &eis
ll}, Eeu Dort SteSbars lee. ssxasrEss
{&er 2issburoer I3G Gid To-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-29
SturmeSmutben
TDrbert 5ablreide Menidenlebeu nnb uernriodt riez
fgen Gigentbumsidaoen.

Sesperater Jlndberiub. = ganf graiSent umS GeIo beridwnnSen. - gftne
Gegdn tekn In &raf. - Se Safenbeberehn enolid purbi. =
Betansaeanngs Grinnrnnsen. Se Soften Beg &apt=
tps. = Inter itheren Teroadte. - WuHer
BON bier ainbern harb Gf buber See.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-01
GELEE A LA CREOLE,

to twenty minutes. Have ready pint
Of clear wine jelly. II possible use the
well known shaped mold that is illus
trated. If this is not convenient alter.
nate layers of jelly and prunes may be
set In any mold. though they will not
be as effective as when they are set in
steps. Rinse the mold with cold
water. Fill up to the first step with
Jelly, let 1t set; fill in the next with the
prune mixture, let that set also, and so
on till the mold is full. When set
turn 1t into q pretty dish and pipe
whipped cream round the base Of each
step.
Blanclnange.-A simple and attrac-
tive manner to serve blancmange Is to
line mold, fill it with newly stewed
grapes as thick as marmalade, then
chill on Ice Wheat and grapes make
a dainty decoration for this dish.
Steamed Pudding.-One cupful Of
chopped suet, one cupful of mOlasseS,
one cuplu ana half Of fine bread
crumbs. two scant cupfuls of flour, one
teaspoonful of salt, one cupful Of any
spoonful Of baking powder, one scant
half teaspo0nful of soda mixed with
one cupful Of so''r milk. Mix, turn in
to Il greqso, Mold and steam for four
hours
MARLBOROUGH Pudding. - Beat the
yolss OF five eggs With one-half pound
Of sugar and one pint Of cream sea
soned with the grated rind Of a fresh
lemon. Put into q deep bowl or pitcher
and set in a vessel Of boiling water
and stir until it is thick cream. When
cold stir ~ n small cupful of raspberry
fam or orange marmalade. Pour into a
deep baking dish. Whip the whites Of
the eggs to a stiff meringue with four
tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar and
put on top of the cream. With spoon
shape the meringue to look like large
roses Brown in the oven for a few
minutes.
Lemon Puldng.-Pare the rind Of
three lemons auC boil rind till tender.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-01

There seems to be general miscon-
ception rs to just what an orchid IS
Many call any plant which grows on a
tree or has some peculiar feature an
orchid. This mistake Is frequently
made with the pitcher plants and the
"tail flowers" The uniting in one Or
gan, called the column, Of the stamens
and pistils serves to distinguish the
orchid family from all related ones.
The orchid family embraces 5000 or
1000 species. Of which comparatively
few are found In the warm temperate
and almost none in the cold temperate
zones. They are mostly distributed in
the tropical regions. in hot. humid
places. Orchids, however. do not inva-
riably prefer humid conditions. Nearly
all tropical orchids grow on trees. but
in temperate regions they grow in
earth.-Youth's Companion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-01

room, are all that are required, In
many cases. to make an ugly arm
pretty. There are very few with sup
pie arms, and very few can lift the
arms over the head high enough to es-
cape the latter completely and touch
the finger tips.
To make the arms graceful, clasp the
hands at the back of the head and lean
the head back A great many persons
cannot even do this simple thing. And,
to make them supple, lift them over the
head, swing them around and try in all
ways to exert every muscle Of the
arms at least once every day Of your
life
Women with good arms should en-
deavor to keep them nice in color as
well as nice in shape. To keep the
arms white there are several recipes,
one about as good as the other a great
deal depends upon the nature Of the
skin, and the food that will whiten one
cuticle will have no effect whatever
upon another. Lanolln, with little
peroxide of hydrogen intermixed, will
make the neck and arms eXQuisitely
white in some cases. In others it takes
a milk made of cucumber juice, ben
Zoin and boracic acid.
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Bt+A.: ARMS.
How They Muy BE Obtained Wit
Little Effort.

How They May BE Obtained with
Little Effort.
A leading artist recently described
the ideal arm as follows:
"A wolnan'S arms are of Just the cor
rect length" he said, when with the
tips of her fingers she can measure
just her own height with arms out
stretched. The shape Of her arms, how.
ever. is far more important than their
length. They must be symmetrical ia
be pretty, the color must be white
while not pallid, and the skin soft and
smooth. Perfect arms are round arms
and the rOundness should extend alI
the way from the shoulder right down
to the wrist The arms must be plump
yet not fat, and finished off with a dim
pie at the shoulder, at the elbow and
at the wrist.
"Dimpled wrists are rare, yet one
does see them. A pretty wrist Is one
that is small and tapering Certain
wrists are so tiny that they took as
though n string We're tietf-ar0und them
above the hand. This kind Of wrist is
very childish and gives the owner an
appearance of youth
Nice hands go with nice wrists, of
course. and the woman whose arms
and wrists are good will not neglect to
make her hands nice also. She must
preserve their plumpness and must see
to 1t that they are the right color and
shape"
A few simple exercises. which can be
practiced in the privacy Of ones bed
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-01
AUTUMN DESSERTS.
NEW AND DELICIOUS PUDDlNGS FOR
THE HOUSEWIVES APPROVAL.

Getee la Creole Blancmangc
Served In Il Novel Style-A Steamed
Puddfng-A1 Are Worthy a Place
IN the FavOrite Recipe Book.
Put pound of prunes In a pan with
one pint of water, three ounces Of
sugar and three-quarters Of an ounce
Of gelatin. Cook them till soft. Take
out the stones, crack them and save the
kernels. Pit the prunes. kernels, a
little cochineal. the rind and juice Of a
lemon and glass Of marsala In a
saucepan and let them boil for fifteen
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-01
First Written Laws.

The first written statutes are conf
prised in the law Of Moses, 1891 Il. G.
The first Greek laws were systema-
tized by Draco 623 B. c. The laws Of
Lycurgus We're made about S44 b. G.
The Roman laws were first compiled
by Servlus Tullius and amended by the
twelve tables in 449 b. G. The pan
dects Of Justinian We're compiled il
533. Blackstone's Commentaries were
published at oxford In 11GJ and 1868
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-01
pLASCMANGE.

Pound in q mortar and mix with them
n quarter of n pound Of lady fingers
cruubled i.a ana stirred into quart
of boiling m.lk. Geat the yolks Of four
eggs light with half a pound of sugar
and two tlblespoonfuls q lemon juice,
Stir In The whites of two eggs beaten
stiff, add 10 milk. put all on back OF
the fire and stir till thick and smooth.
Put = border of paste around deep
dish and pour III the pudding Strew
top thickly with candied sweetmeats
or thiuly sliced citron and bake three
quarters of an hour. Serve cold.
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Every human soul has the germ OF
some flowers within. and they would
open II they could only find sunshine
and free air to expand it.-Mrs. Child.
Evening journal., 1906-08-25
rnR SALE

500 West street. y rooms and bath.
g12 West street y rooms and bath.
a05 W. Eighth street, rooms and bath.
Si5 Orange street, Srooms and bath.
2C9 West street. II rooms and bath.
1904 w. Seventh street, 10 rooms ana bath.
1905 Broome street, 10 rooms and bath.
120l -1e03-1205-1207 Market street
Nos. 8 and w Twelfth street.
1905 and 1907 French street
1212 Shallcross avenue, 10 rooms and bath.
S36 Madison street, rooms.
10 Walnut st., rooms, bath ana store.
g19 y Ninth ST. rooms and bath
721 S Harrison st., rooms and baih.
100f s FRANKLIN st., roor1s and bath.
5ae s Franklin ST., rooms and bath.
Property Beech and Clayton SITS, mansion
and lot Of land 2i0N405 feet.
N u cor 9th and Church sts., rooms,
bath and store.
n. s. Delaware ave. near Clayton st.. 50
feet front.
w s. DUPONT ST.. between 9Th and 9TH
sts 100 feet front.
N T.. cor. Rowland ard DUPONT st. 20
N. w. cor Oak and Franklin st., 100 feet
N. E. cor. 9th and Clayton sts.. rs feet
S. w. cor. Beech and Broome stl.. $40
feet by 10 feet.
s. w. cor 9th and Lincoln sts., 2lO feet
by so feet.
Apply REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY,
9th and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1906-08-25
prrBTIC SALE.

VIII be sold at Public Sale on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRI
DAY. August -, 90 and 81,
At 40 O'clock a. m. each day. at Std
ham and SONS Auction Rooms. IN East
Fourth street. the contents of Hotel WI
mington, including 30 bed room suits,
odd bureaus and washstauds. 200 sheets
100 pillows. pillow cases. towels. 100 quilts
bed spreads 60 toilet sets. 1900 yards a
velvet and brussels carpets, side board,
extension ,nbles. $50 yards inlald llnoleum,
loo bent wood chairs. all hotel dishes
cooking utensils, large quantity OF gro
ccries silver ware of all kinds, ward
robes. hail racks. table linen and nap-
kins and everything used about a hrst-
class hotel. Sale will be positive rain or
shine and everything must be sold loi
the high dollar for cash. Goods can b,
seen after Monday.
HARRY EMMONS,
Attorney TO effect sale.
stdham and Son, Auc.