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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-14
Fortunate Texon.

Mr.. +. W. Goodloe, OF Tor st. Louis st,
Dallas, Texas, says: I'm the past year
| have become acquainted with DIR.
Kings New l. 10 pills, and mo- laxative ]
ever before tried 30 effeetually disposes
OF malaria and bilIousness." They don't
grind nor grippe. zoe at Ritter Bros. Drug
Store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-14

We wonder If Abe Hummel and
Abe Rnef were named after 'sHon-
est Abe Lincoln? If they were
it Ia quite evident that neither OF
them have made any particular ef-
fort at following the example set by
their illustrious name sake.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-14

A yomlng girl recently rode
ZOO miles on horseback to marry
her lover. She went call by her
lonesome" too, through unsettled
valleys and rugged mountain trails.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-14

The new editor Of the Nampa
Leader says that the paper will be
republican with capital X, and
that as time and opportunity afford
he will give reasons for the faith
that is in him.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-14
Collie and Dlorrhoso.

Pains in the stomach, collie and diar-
rhoea are quickly relieved by the use OF
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. For sale by Ritter Bros.
Drug Store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-14
Stake Missionary Appointments,

The following appointments haye
been announced by the Bear Lake Stake
Presidency for June andsJuly;
Pres. J. R. Shepherd;
Ward Conference, Raymond, June l6
i" Paris " %
$" Round Valley {" 80
5" Cokeville July 81
j" i" Paris g 20
Pres. William L. Rich
Ward Conference, Paris June IL
=" " I.aketoWn 81
E" Round Valley 80
5" Paris July 81
:" Georgetown g
Pres, w. w. Richards;
Ward Conference, Raymond, June 16
=" - Laketown %
:" i" Paris 30
j" Geneva, July 81
:" Georgetown %
Jeppa Monsoon and John A. Hunt Jr
Bloomington, June %
Paris LIST ward, July 81
VIM II. Piggott and ]. A. Hume:
St Charles, June %
Fish Haven. July 81
James Nye and J. Fl. Stocker:
Ovid, June %
Lanark, July 81
Arthur Bulge and Amasa M. Rich:
Raymond, June %
Montpelier. July 81
Wilford Rich and W. @. Hayward:
Bern. June %
Bennington. July q
VIM. A. Hymn and Samuel Matthews
Alton, June 80
Nounan, July 81
l.. p. Nelson:
Paris End ward, June %
st. Charles. July 81
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-14

"Dry farming" will be all right
this season if the crops don't get
drowned out.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-14

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
On5 year .........-... ...'..-.'.P ~ Oo
Six months, if paid in advance. 10
Uttered at the postoffiee af Montpelier,
Idaho, as second class matter.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-14

We may have ''dry Sundays" but
il is plenty wet the other ak days of
the week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-14

Montpelier, Idaho, June IA, 1907
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-14

The following appointments haye
been announced by the Bear Lake Stake
Presidency for June andssJuly:
Pres. J. r. Shepherd;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29
Obra colossal de iDgenierfa.
Ppyoto Dc forroearrll subtouanoo On ChleDgo.

El municipiO de la Ciudad de Chicago,
con una ordenanxR pFesentSds poE 81 con-
cejal Winfield P. Dunn ha Bolicitsdo los
derechos de concession para un nuevo f.
rrocarril uubterE6neo en- dichs ciudsd, que
sc eatima ccatar6 de 100O00,000 & 200
ni'loneu de pegos. So hs deBcubieEto
ahora que los pianos para dicha colossal
empress, en- los Cua'eB varioE eminenteg
ipgenieroB han estado trsb1jando en- seCre.
to duEante mes de un sfio, fueron dejados
como lsgadou de padre & hijo, por Mr..
Gookins.
El hijc, ehirian D. Gotkins 90 assgura
que ha logvado peTsusdir otraB perBo
mas & que pongan en- ejecuci6n los planes
de transpoTte ideadoB por 50 difunto padre.
Renombrados millonariOs, como Ar.
mour, Ryan y otrss entidades fuanCieTas
est6n apoyando la empFesa con 81 pTesti-
gio , Bu boIgillo. Sc RHade que Bs han
gaBtado "a unGH oChsnta mil dollars on
pianos. La emprssa cuyo nombre SO ha
aolicitado Ia concession arribR menCionada
es el "Chicsgo Subway and Arcade and
Traction Company" Cuyo preaidente eH
William Penn. Nixon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29
Una ORDENANZAD
COncejO municipal.
CinCo hRGas para sstudiantGs Sos
tsndra eI municipal.
Las BrlmMas Vaelntss las cubTIrdn los J6V0nOs
GaEhaIlOlrl J 6gndrIuu0.

"1.-El Municipio de San Juan BoBtsn-
dr6 en- gu pFeaupueato cinc0 becaB de vein.
te dollars menBualea cada una, Cinco es'
tudiantes que justifquen no tener rscur
800, y por el ndmero de amos que compFen'
da la CarTera elegida 81 obtener Ia pension;
Siendo prefsridoH On iguRles circunstanCiaB
los hu6ifsnoG , los hijos de Obreros.
"2.-Los cuTHos que peFdiese un egtu.
diante por faltas de aBistencis, aplicaci6n
egcasR mala conducts, excepto poF mott
voB justif sados de salud, baatRr6n para
TetiTRrle Ia bsca.
'3-Cada Rlumno penaionRdo eatS en-
81 debsr ineludible de remitiF 81 alcalde
de San Juan, por conduCto del director,
pTeBidente 8 iefs del Embellishments, sus
notaB menBualeu, anuAlea ceBtifcado de
matrfcula; y estos doCumentos obTRF6n en-
81 expediente de cada pensionado.
"4-Cada pensionado debsF6 nombrar
IN repFesentante, debidamente autoFizsdo
para el psrcibo de So pension, cuyo abono
Be har6 por trimegtres adeIantadoB.
''5.-El derecho pension Be pierde por
abandono de eStudioB, por cambio del Co.
legio sin autorizRci6l del Conceio por
CumplirBe el n6mero de snss que compren-
de Ia caTrera; ademSs por las cRusas
compFendidaB en- ell aFtfcuIo 2.
&C., Siempre que ocurra una vacante de
penBionado, todos los aspiFantss OufriF6n
I'm ex6men ffAico, moral intellectual por
un tribunal CompueAto del alCaIde, como
pTeAidente y dos concejales deOignsdoB por
el concejo municipal.
'7.-Antes de obtener la beca 81 agra
ciado frmRr6 IN compromise de estudiar
Cumplidamente Ia Carrera, profession 8 Rrte
elegida y an 81 cOlegio deAignado.
"8.-Para loE aspiranteB & carreFaB uni
verBitaFias ser6 Condici6n preCisa presen-
tar certifcRdo de haber terminado con
aprovechRmiento BuB estudios en- High
School.
Los aspirantea carreraB p1ofsAioneB
no univeEaitarias sufrirau exSmen sobre
las materias que conatituyen ls prepare
ci6n de aquellas.
"9.-El Municipio no pensionar6 en- 10
sucesivo estudiantss para carreraB de leyeB
y medicine.
"10.-En igual de notas 90 prefeFiF6
los que sBpiren ser veterinaFioB, mRqui'
nistas, peritos qufmicos, arquiteCtos cleo
triciataG, maestfog de obFas, ebaniatas, pin
torres, decoradoreS y dem6s profesiOneB de
general necagidad en- esta isla.
"ATtfoulo trannitorio. dos prime
raB vacautes de becas que ocurran las
ocuparSn los estudiantes sefioreg Carba'
lleiFa Gsndrique"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29
Ia VILLA De MADRID.

Plumau, Flores, Mitoneu, Guanteg, Cor
bataB para cabaIleToB, Faldas para seforaB
y rops interior tambi6n para aefioras, aca-
ban de Fecibir LA Villa de Madrid En-
plumas las hay desds 81 hasta $25 csda
una.
Podemos aseguTaF que el surtido mas
lelecto y mas grsnde es 81 de este eatabls-
cimiento donde Acude todR persona de
gusto. TenemoB las legftimas Pine Apple
cloth, recibidas de Paris infnidad de
artfcuIos de verdadera novedad. Acaba.
mos de reCibir los nuevos CasimireB do We.
Fano.
Una vista 'sLa Villa de MadEid'
pfdanos muestraB y enueguida Ber6 aten.
dido.-P. O. B. 764.-Telefono 273.-6an
Francincn 81. San Juan p. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29
SUICIDIOS EN-
VARIAS parties.
In eIeCtricista que Venfa de Puerto
Rico Sc arrOj6 al sgua.
EI procurador D0OIdmaR 50 eOrtt d GuslIo coz una
navaIO Dc afsItaF.

NuevR York -Por efecto de Is tension
electriCa, preston atmokf6rica extraordina-
ria general, por una de itaptas leyes
deacOnocidaB en- 81 mundO immense en- que
vivimos, entire crfmsnes. deggEacias de-
EastreS, no han fAitado los auicidioB en-
vaEias parties, en- F6pido tFRscurso de ITEM
pO , con Ia uniformidad con que 4 veces
paTeCen seguirse unos & otFog.
Un electEicista que venfa de Puerto
Rico, en- el vapor "Coamo" quiso AuicidRr-
se arroj6ndose al agus, h1bo que enca.
denarlo On IN camRrote despu6a de haberlo
gacadO del mar, pues peEaiEtfR en- Bu
intento.
81 pTocuEador Louis Deuldmam, de
San Luis, que 60 uno de lOB msjores de Is
ciudRd, como decfR que no servfR para
nadR, Bs cort6 eI cusllo con una navajo de
de afsitar, para ser l6gico CON BuB CON.
welcomes.
Margaret 81. Kipg, eaposR de nm como
Cido comeFciante de PittsbuFg, que habfa
suftido de depression mental, alej6 Bu
enfermera con un pretexto y pc degoll6
aepaF&ndoBe cast la Cabeza del tFonCo.
Eugene Howe que no pensaba mas que
en- leeP Rcerca dc cuFaciones m@todoa
pOr Ia cura cristiana, concluy6 por vol
verse loco , aFFojRTss desde una ventana
al huelo en- Ia Calle ochenta BsiH.
81 corredor alzado Lansing Baird,
quien ss persegnfR desde hace tres meBeB,
canHado dc verse hostigado sin deacanBo,
SO mat6 on el PaTque Central, de un tiTo
en- Ia cabeza.
La gefiora susana Bunton, de Salem,
MaBsachuBsettu Cuyo espOso hijs se
habfan guicidadO, puso tambi6n fin 50
vida aspirando gas del aIumbrado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR De PUERTORlCO.
Ofcina del ComtsiOnado San Jstan.
San Juan, P. R. Agosto IS, 1907.
ANUMClO De ARRENDAMlENTO.

Por 81 presente 80 soIicitan pFoposicio-
mes para 81 aTrendamiento de Ia inca de.
nominada Los OfciaIen" radicada On los
barrios de Mayagisz arriba Juan Alon.
70, del termino municipal de Mayagi9z,
oolindRndo por el Norte con defia Teresa
Oxio y Vicenti, = SUCCESSION Gonzalez; por
81 Sur con la saceai6n de don Eugsnio
CuevsB, ,por el Este con don jose Zoa Colon
= por 81 Oeste con don Martiniano MaTti
nez y don Jose Costa Camps. Dlcha fnca
tiene una Supe1fcie de 78 hsCtareas so
areas y 86, 83 centiaTeaI, equivaIentes &
200 cusrdaS de Ia antigua medida.
Sc admitir6n pToposiciOnes hasta las 10
dc la msnAna del dia de ssptiembre
de 1907.
Ell t6rminO del arrendamiento uer6 pOr
sflos.
81 aFrendamiento uer6 adiudicado al
mejoT postor no admitiendoSe ninguua pro-
poRiei6n cuyo impOrte no cubra el 5B del
valor de ID taaaci6n.
El Comisionado del Interior Be Teserva
81 derecho de rsChazar cuqlquiera todaH
las proposic1ones. a. Harris, Acting
Commissioner.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29
Juntl EseOIar Dc San Juan.
8ecretGrfG.

Por Ia pEesente Sc notifca los macs
tros que han Bido nombrAdos por Ia Junta
Egcolar de San Juan, para tomaE 50
cargo las escuelaB de elta municipalidRd en-
el prtximo curse escolar, se sirvAn concu.
rrir 4 Ia tfoina de ls Junta, Cristo mime
70 20, durante las horas de 9 & IL de Is
msfiana = de 2 de Ia tarde, en- los diss
3 y del pT6ximo mes de Setiembre, con
objeto de fFmar los contEatos.
Los maestros qua Sc encusntren tuera
de San Juan, deber6n Bolicitar de esta Sc
cretaria los refsEidoB contEatos, los cuales
% aer&n remitidos Dor correo, Escomen.
d6ndoles Ia Immediate devoluci6n despues
de fEmadCs.
San Juan, Agosto 90 de 1907 c.
Rosy, secretario. 3vs
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FETIDEz EN- SANTURCE.
Queia de aqusIIOs Vecinas.
En- "MIfamar"-dlGOR- haG0 Impossible
TIVIr."

Aver, las cinco de Ia tsrde, volYi6
gentiEBe an 5antuFcs el hedor inBoportable
del nOstO de una de las f6bricas de licoreB
Immediate 4 MiramaT. Desds haca varies
meEes as visnen quejRndo de 10 mismo
aquellos vecinoH, eiu que hsnta ahora haya
podido remsdiaFBe el NAL.
HoraB despu61, Bsa & las diez de Ia no
che del dia de aver, el corrompido mostO
Begufa infcionRndo la atm6fsra. Los We
cinog, alarmadog, cerraban Hus caBag, pro
cuFsndo neutFalizar con aqua de ColoDis y
alcoholadog, la fetidez que les axfxi&ba.
A raiz de Ian disposiCiones dictadas por
Ell Honorable GobeTnadoF PoRt 10 iunta
de S4LidRd, para pTevenir Ia epidsmiR del
titus, eI hecho que denunciamoB conHtituye
una buTlR y una amenaza para Ia aalud
p6blicR. Glen cloacaB no producirfan
el hedor nauseabundo del mosto On fer
mentaci6n, espRTcida en- un radio de cua.
tro millas Ia Tedonda.
Les vecinos de Santurce, donde el titus
v& tomando incremento, vuslven por
quinta Bexts vez lamar sacramento la
atenci6n de las autoridadeg sanitaTias
sobre eets infracCi6n de suB leyeB dispo
sicioneG, poT 10 que pueda ocurriF, ha'
ciendo constaE tambi6n que dursnte las
atlas horaa de lA nochs es que se Aiente
con mas intenidad Ia fstidez de esaa
mateTias en- decomposition, para que 90
ordene Ia policfa 10 mas estricta vigilan'
cia puedR haoer les denunCias CORES
pondientss.
iEs 6 no es, la salud del pueblo, la
suprema ley?- Iarins UecinOs de SanturOe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29
NustO cable espaToI.
EI gobIsrRO lCibl Do Instllar IN cable 4 las IS
las BllOaE0S.

El Consul General de los EstadoB Uni
dos en- BarceIona, aefior B. H. Ridgely,
avisR que eI gobierno espsfol acabR de
inStalar un cable submarine entire BARGE
Iona Palms de MalloTca (IslRs BAIea'
reS).
Una compafia ingIesa se hisO cargo de
Ia installation del mencionado cable, cuya
Iongitud eS de III millaE, y 20 extendi6
en- menou de dos diaa.
Ell costo de dicho cable hR gido treinta
mil ibras esterlinas psgAdan pOr sl go
bierno espafioI. La neCesidad del cable
en- question Be he dejado Bentir pOr largo
tempo, especialmente an el comercio de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29


San Juan, P. R. Agosto % de 1907
PropoOiciones en- pIiegOs cerrados para
la adjudication en- Edblica subauta dc las
obraS de construction de Alcantarillas y
Tubos de hoEmig6n, Carretera No 8, Sec
ci6n Fsjsrdo- NaguabO Ba admitir6n en-
esta ofcina hasts las 10 q. m. del dfa
de setiembre de 1907 en- que se Rbrir6n
p6bliCamente.
Ell presupuesto de las obras aHciende
($2. 1000 00) dos mil dollars
TodoH los datos neCesarioB SO daTan en-
esta Oicina donde se encueE tran de mani
festo tOdoB los dOcumentos que han de
regir On ls contrata y podr6n recoJer los
licitadOres los modeloS de propOSiciOnes
que han de presentar.
La administration 20 reaerva el recha1sr
cualquiers todas las propoBiciones.-J
J. Jimssnes, superintendents de Obras
Pfblicas. Is VI n.5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29

Barcelona , en- 81 de Palma de Mallorca,
capital de las BRleareB Hasta ahora el
6nico cable que unfs Ia Peninsula las
citadaB islaa, era el de Valencia & Palma,
pero no responds satiAfactoriamente 4 las
necesidadeB del comeEcio catalan, que cada
dfa toma mayores vueIoB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29
SEPkSE

Que no publicamos OomuniCados sin que
ssan pagadoG poE adOlantado.
Cada gOig palaDrag % Cu0ntan pOE ana IL
asa y Ia Ifn0a vale dies C0ntaY0G.
Bi 81 lHApog que VongAn con OORUpt0aQoB
Las oGKtaFta na 90 a0nG0ataM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29

Kn eta imprenta - vondo papol de ps.
Ei6diOo yisiO s 82.OO Lon A8 kiloB Qua qNiR
TIL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29
ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTA.
DEpARTANEN1O DEL INTERIOR.

Ofcim0 del Superintendente
de O6ras PssbEieas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29
+. MATANZO
Or. 81 nEDIOINA Y GIRUIIA
oCULIsTA

LA RELOJERIA joyerfa del 81.
KehThahn y Co. se ha trasladado 6 la ca
lie de San joss is frente 81 CoFreo, donde
hay conatantamante un buen gurtido de re-
IOjeI , Otras pFendaR pa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-29

UNA CALEsA. Accomplishments nue.
va SO vende. Precio muy barato. Iufor'
mar6n San Francisco, AZ altos. VS.
The Washington times., 1907-12-30
~ Attractive Coat Of Silk Carac With Skirt Of Broadcoh *
fashionable "SnndIl Fur" Z"

THE small fur this season has grown
almost beyond recognition and from a
trifing little adjunct Of the costume IN
the shape Of a stole or a fur crayat It
has become n very handsome collar.
10 make which sometimes as many as
ten small animals are used This Is
especially true of the sable and mink
collars. Those Of chinchilla and ermine,
while they are also shown in the large
collars, are still very popular in small
stoles and cravats.
The pelts Of the animals are used al
most without any shaping in many Of
the handsomest collars. Heads and tails
arc used and the skins OF the animals
so arranged that all the heads come at
the back-between the shouIders-and all
the tails In front. The collars. many of
them. fail over the shoulders and well
down the back, and N front they are
very long. almost always coming well
below the waist. Sable and mink are
the most fashionable furs for this sort
OF collars. The chinchilla collars are
hatter, usually square at the back and
with square tabs IN front. which, IN
many Of the collars, reach nearly TO the
waist. IN other collars there are long
stole-Nke pieces appended to these
square fronts. which pieces are quite
narrow at the top and widen toward
the bottom. The small ermine pieces
are OF fair width and are tied Into
bow. usually having one loop and two
ends.
The Washington times., 1907-12-30
HAIR RIBBONS FOR YOUNG GIRLS.

For quite small girls, whose heads are
bobbed. a dainty pink or blue bow that
ties the lock of the face. the loops COM
ing on the left side, is a pretty decora-
ton.
A very fair child OF five years Of age
is the only type to whom the cOlOrs
are more becoming than white.
Little brunettes and those considered
neither blonde nor dark will be all the
more attra ctively costumed for touch
Of a delicate shade In their dresses.
Next to all white hair ribbons come
those in Dresden designs and pOmpa-
dour effects. Those. too, give an agree
able finish to a white toilet, but when
the frock is OF POWERED OF gaudy or
similar fabric plain ribbon OF the pre-
vailing color in the dress are best.
Very delicate cOlors in hair ribbons
should be used when the hair IS dressed
10 roll back from the face and is tied
Just at the back Of the ears. This
brings the bows close to the face. and
decided cUlorings are not always be-
coming 10 piquant little features
White OF course. may always be relied
upon. blue is comparatively safe, but
pink or green should be used with eau
lion.
The shell shade Of pink is exception
ally pretty when combining brown or
golden-brown locks; pale green and
whites may be used for chestnut-haired
bellies
The Washington times., 1907-12-30
peurlS OF Thought.

Character never is complete.
Hypocrisy is the gold Of virtue used
to gild vice.
The man who does nothing does much
harm.
A good home IS the best sermon about
heaven.
No man is refined until i.e is purged OF
selhshness.
One thing believed is worth million
things denied.
You cannot obtain purity by any pro-
cess Of polishing.
one days charity is a poor balance for
six days robbery.
There is no solution Of any social
problem without sympathy.
II you have faith you viii see some
thing glorious in every face.
Use the knowledge you have and you
VII have all you can use.
The influence Of your life depends on
the affiuence OF your heart.
The poorest way to make an impress
sion is to give up to depression.
Folks need what is in your heart more
than what Is in your hand.
The poorest man Of al IS the one who
affects 20 despise the poor.
You may know the greatness OF any
man by the way he treats child.
Some think they are full Of faith be-
cause they turn their backs on the facts
You cannot keep life sweet and whole
some by taking all your salt on Sunday.
Some folks think they have lots Of grit
because they know how to grind their
neighbOrs.
When you base your honesty wholly
on policy the tempter always can show
you better premiums.
When faith sees the glory OF character
at the end Of the way il does not need
fence 70 keep it in the road.-Chicago
Tribune
The Washington times., 1907-12-30
Tales Told by Thumbs

The thumb which bends back easily
personiies great adaptability. eItrava-
gance, brilliancy, and versatility
The owner of such a thumb is at
home In changing Circumstances-in
fact, is home anywhere-is generous,
sympathetic. sentimental. md. as 4
rule. improvident
They are easily reached through their
hearts. and it is difficult for them to
pass a beggar on the street without
contributing a mite.
The owner of a stiff thumb Is prac-
teal. matter Of fact, economical. *
acting, and weighs everything care
fully
He Is the possesspr Of a strong will
and is stubbornly determined.
He IS cautious. reserved and seldom
impressiOnable or cares 10 invite con
fdenCe.
Such a person has a great power to
bccumulate by plOdding.
The owner Of q stif thumb cannO.
make his money as easily. nor has he
the power of making as much as the
more timber thumbed individual, bur
what he makes he is generally able
to hold
He is no extremist and eniovs a
quiet life. seldom cares 10 fiaunt, is
not erratic, and prefers to stick TO one
thing
The Washington times., 1907-12-30
SAUCE FOR ICE CREAM.

Suppose that the family cook, or the
enterprising daughter Of the family,
can make a good fee cream. It may
be well frozen and known to be OF the
best materials, yet II lacks a little style.
a sauce will add this and Is not diff
cult to prepare. Henrietta Sowie. the
Boston epicure. says 10 use an orange
marmalade sauce upon a chocolate ice
cream To make the sauce the for
eign marmalade Is simply to be thinned
with white wine in the proportion of
a winegraussful to a half cupful of the
marmalade. Heat the marmalade be-
fore trying to blend the wine with It.,
then chill well.
Another sauce may be made from
cherries boiled in claret. little sugar
and sifted and used over a lemon ice.
Sft out the seeds.
If fresh raspberries are stewed it is
well TO thicken the Juice with a little
arrowroot or cornstarch. Then add a
few whole berries. Canned raspberies
may be used in winter for this purpose
Be sure and have these sauces as cold
as possible when served.
The Washington times., 1907-12-30
THREE NEW RECIPES.

Sublimated Hash-Chop one onion, fry
in butter until tender and brown. Add
two cupfuls of diced cold lamb. one
cupful Of cold boiled potatoes. and four
tablespOonfnls of tomato sauce. When
nicely Drowned serve with chopped
parsley.
Baked Chops and Potatoes-PeeI and
slice cold potatoes. Arrange in dish. q
little salt and pepper between layers,
and add enough water to keep II from
burning. Set on top shelf of oven to
brown quickly. Have ready lOin chops
made Into round shape by putting a
small skewer through each. After DO
tatOes have Drowned put chops on pota-
toes, salt and pepper a little, add hot
water If necessary Put dish back into
n cooler part Of oven and brown crisp;
turn chops to brown both sides.
Date DesSert-Beat the yOlks OF four
eggs, add eight tablespoonfUls Of pow
dCred sugar Stew half a pound OF
dates until tender, add a little lemon
extract. add 10 the first mixture. Cut
and fold in the whites OF four eggs well
beaten with a sprinkling of orange peel
Bake in a slow oven. Serve with an
eEE sauce.
The Washington times., 1907-12-30
CARVING.

Many people find II very difficult 10
learn TO carve. but as a rule II IS be-
cause they do not begin at the begin
ming. They try 20 cut UP a bird without
any idea Of its anatomy and TO cut
slices Of meat without knowing how the
grain goes or where 10 find the joints
Every man and woma- must some time
or other have occasion 10 carve and
they should be able 10 do 50 properly
The most important argument IN favor
OF this opinion is thar so much waste
is saved. In the hands Of a skillful
carver a Joint viii 80 much further
than otherwise
She Will help evenly, cutting the bird
CT ef1llv. so that II there should be
enough TO spare for its reappearan e IL
vii present a decent one.
There viii Be no undue prepO'lder-
auce of fat or lean and no soaps. and
she will have filed the plates before
the meat has cooled.