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The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-06
DEAFNESS.

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Balm (B. B. b. Most forms of deafness or
partial deafness caused by catarrh, and in
curing catarrh by B. B. B. thousands hare had
their hearing restored
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. b. is pleasant
and safe to take. Thoroughly tested for 80
years. Composed of Pure Botanic Ingredients.
Strengthens Weak stomachs, cures Dyspe ysia.
SAMPLE sent free by writing Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, GA. Sold by Druggists 81 per -srge
bottle or sent BY express.
1t causes ulceratioIs, death and decay of bones.
kills ambition, often causes loss of appetite, and
reaches to general debility, idiocy and insanity.
1t needs attention at once. Cure 1T by taking
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B. 1t is quick,
radical permanent cure because it rids the oys-
TEN OF the poison germs that catarrh.
Blood Balm (B. B. b. purifes the blood Goes
away with every symptom giving strength to
the entire mOens membrane, and 4. B. B. sends
a rich, tinglng food Of warm rich pure blood
direct to the paralyzed nerves, giving warmth
and strength just where 1t is needed. and IN
this way making a perfect, lasting of ca,
For Sale by
j. HICKS BUNTING DRUG co.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-06

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
good for any one who needs a pill
Sold b. z. z. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-06
By Botanic Blood Balm (B. R.B.)

Is your breath foul? Is your voice husky? Is
your nose stopped? Do you sneeze a great dealf
Do you have frequent pains in the forehead2 Do
you have pains across the eyes? Are Jon losing
your sense of smell taste? Is there q drop
ping in the throat? Do you have ringing in the
ears? Is there q constant bad taste ia the
mouth? Do you have hacking cough? II so,
ycu have catarrh.
Catarrh is not only dangerous in this 7sey, but
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-06
AFTERMATH OF ACCIDENT

No Prosecution of Mr.. T.. T.. Cheek
Likely Because of the Accidental
Death of Mttle Ethel Horned
Family of Deceased Realize 1t Was
an Accident.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
msesy-Msskiss.

Mr.. Thomas F. Handy ana Miss
Maude Hoskins. both well-known
young people Of our city, were
united in marriage at the residence
Of the officiating clergyman. Rev.
s. C. Davis. at 8 o'clock last Satur-
day evening. The happy couple left
Sunday morning Cor Denver and
Cheyenne. Wyo.. and may locate
permanently in the latter place. The
Tribune joins their many friends in
congratulations and best wishes for
: long and happy life.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

Last Monday and Tuesday were
rcd letter days in the history oflthe
John Fhher Hose Company. In
honor Of the twenty-afth anniversary
Of the company the fire boys or
gained . hunting expedition. some
Of the boys going after ducks and
others after cottontails. Each party
gathered in . great sufficiency of
game. and on Tuesday evening .
feast was spread at the Elite re-
staufSht which was attended by
sbout. forty friends Of the1ire boys.
Chief Wonderly presided IS toast-
master and interesting talks were
made by DR.. Frank Finney, X.
Phillips. A. C. Draper and G. n.
Dameron. Chief Wonderly mAde
several Suggestions to tia board ol
trade. and we hoae some Of The hints
thrown out will be acted upon by
that body.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

caused drop of whiskey to be add
ed to the water. The effect was
marvellous. The liquor killed all
these ferocious horrors instantly.
Their vast claws and tentacies and
feelers stifened. All became peace
ful and still. An old lady in the
front row whispered hoarsely in her
husbands S ear: Wall. Jabez. that
settles me; I'll never drink water
again 'thout putin some whisky in
it," /.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

The boy of the family. <he smart
little son of an editor. had just pass
ed his ninth birthday. and delighted
in stirring things up whenever he
found a chance. On his way to
school one day he popped into a
hardware store.
Say, mister" he called out, do
you keep knives?''
oh, yes" replied the storekeeper.
we've kept them for years
Well. returned the boy start
ing for the door, Just advertise,
and then you won't keep them so
long"
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
ls.srssss-Sa.s..

On Tuesday. September oath, at
1879 q. M. Miss Edith Sidena. the
sidsst daughter Of the Rev. and
Mn. S. C. Davis. was united in
marriage to Mr.. Paul Laversnts. of
Cheyenne, Wyo.. the brides father
Officiating.
Ihe young people left on No. col
he ssme day for Denver where thsy
will spend = few days visiting pisces
of interest. thence they win 60 to
Cheyenne where = nicely furnished
home awaits them.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
Mar AsovT
..
Town

A girl recently sent this extraor-
dinary reques, to the editor Of her
church paper:
do you think it is right for girl
TO sit in mans lap. even if she is
engaged
The editor answered her question
thus:
III ii were our girl and our lap.
yes: if il were another fellows girl
and our lap, yes; but if it were our
girl and another fellows lap. never,
NEVER. NEVER
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

Every city in Kansas which takes
its water supply direct from any
Kansas stream may be required to
install filtration plants through an
order of the state board of health.
From the information which has
thus far been obtained regarding the
water in the different Kansas
streams. DR.. S. J. Crumhine. seere-
tary OF the board. is convinced that
the health of the people Of tbesci,ies
is endangered from che usc Of river
water. La Junta is not the only
town on the map that has q water
problem to solve. ..
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
1,sesssss ~, ss.s.

Placards are for sale At the
TsiBUNE oiice, at the rate Of five
esnts each. which read q follows:
For Salso
7 For Rent.
! Boarding.
Lodging.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

That in proving ones case care
should be taken to avoid arguments
and examples from which adeduction
other than that intended may be
drawn. A temperance lecturer, who
wished to prove to his audience the
deadly power Of whiskey. caused a
drop of water to be magnifled and
thrown upon a magic lantern screen.
The picture was a terrible one.
Worms bigger than pythians, crabs
bigger than elephants. spiders the
size Of q ship. fought together in the
drop Of water like fiends in the in
fernal regions. The lecturer now
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

Some men are born great. others
get famous without much effort,
and still others have distinction
thrust upon them. This latter il
what happened to one Of our Lead
ing hardware merchants . few days
ago in Pueblo. He went to Pueblo
to attend an Elk funeral and ,of
course was arrayed in purple and
fine linen topped OF with . silk hat.
While there he went out to st.
Mays hospital to visit sick friend.
He was arrayed in the glad rags in
cident to Ekdom and of course
locked quite distinguished. While
waiting in the ante room for per-
mission TO enter the hospital ward :
gang Of Aexicans entered for the
purpose Of visiting sick brother.
They spied the Elk and his silk tile
and immediatedly surmised that hs
was . gentleman Of the cloAh. They
approached him raverently. crossed
themselves. bowed and bowed again,
and before the bunch got through
the hardware merchant was over.
whslmed. When you call on the
merchant At his store these days you
are supposed to give the hailing sign
BY crossing yourself.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

r. a. steen returned home last
Tuesday from four weeks outing
at Dave Hougaton's ranch. near
Poin, of Rocks. Kan: Mr.. s,een
looks weather beaten. bionzed and
partially skinned. but says. he en-
:joyed the trip immensely. ! He says
that dry farming is quite .the.t thing
down in that section Of the country. /.
and that there is a great influx of
new settlers who are going to give
the new fad a thorough ,try-out.
There has been plenty Of rain in
that section this year and newcom-
ers have been quite successful in
raising feed crops, although there
has not been much doing in raising
crops for human consumption.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
Our Grocery Department

From the four quarters of the globe come the good
things provide for customers tables Staples,
uxuries and delicacies always the earliest and best
that come to this market. Come in and buy where
you have the whole world for market
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

Tommy" said young lady
visitor at his home. why not, come
to our Sabbath school? Several of
your little friends have joined us
lately"
Tommy ,hesitated a moment.
Then suddenly he exclaimed: Does
ared-headed kid By the name of
Jimmy Brown go to your SCHOOL,"
Yes. indeed" replied the new
teacher. E
."Well, then" said Tommy. With
an air Of interest" I'll be there next
Sunday. you bet. I've been layin'
for that kid for three weeks. and
never knew where to find him.
:. H. NJ. Fosdick. president of the
Fowler Pure Spring Water Com
pany. was a La Junta visitor several
days this week. Mr.. Fosdick has a
proposition to submit to our citi-
'zens in an effort to help them out Of
our water troubles. II our citizens
will subscribe $50. 900 to the capital
stock of his company. Mr.. Fosdick
will agree to extend his pipe line to
La Junta. and furnish our citizens
with pure spring water At about the
same rate they are now paying 'foH
srtesian water. The pipe line is now
in operation - far as Manzanola.
and will Be completed to Rocky Ford
at m early date. 1t d the intention
to call maas meeting Of our citi-
1sns in the near future 70 take sDsae
ds6nits aet;oa IN ths matter.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

The right of the state to insist
upon live stock being inspected be-
fore leaving the state was tested for
the first time in the District Court
at Hahn's Peak last week when E.
Reed Myer. and Pete Farrell hast
year shipped two cars Of horsee from
Rawlins. Wyoming. that wsredRisen
out Of Colorado without inspsc4ion.
The two horsesnen were aFns y
order Of the State Stock lnspe a
Board and were tried lest 49,.
Attorney Ralph McCrillis peoSeedt
ing for the board. The court Ee3d
that the law was good and both Heh
were heavily fined. their experiences
costing them nearly $500 eac6.
Under the law no stock can be taken
from the state legally until inspected
by . state Inspector. Some stock
men have attempted to evade the
law but this decision from. Routt
county will have the effect Of making
them more carefulin the future.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

gives such excellence to our stock. The
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

the way we prepare them for the block that
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

selection of the cattle and the killing and the
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

s a difference in meats. Its not only
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28
TIE IGUREs 0
C~orsnittee Of Publishers Association
Challenge Statement that Second
Class Matter Causes Deficit.

New York ~ The twenty-lrst an
nual dinner OF the American NeEspa-
per Publishers association AZ the
WaldorfAstoria Thursday night al
tracted ove- 500 publishers from all
parts Of the United States and Canada
President Herman Ridder Of the New
York Stats Zeitung. read a letter Of
regret from President Roosevelt
The association committee on postal
affairs submitted a report which. at
ter referring 10 the postmaster gen
erals report about Weighing mails,
says: 4,
From the figures gwen. ii Is evi-
dent that the newspapers, daily and
weekly. are 60 per cent Of the total
The religions. scientific and educa-
uonal publications combined. do not
constitute rs per cent Of the total and
consequently thisy are not serious fac
tors IN the postal problem. The maya
zines. instead OF swapping the mails
as has been Supposed, proved 20 be
an inoonsiderable part u the total
less than one-nfth.
These figures indicate that the
Rostofnce department has made a
mistake 10 attributing most az the
abuse o. the second class rate to sam
pie copies, or else the count a. sam
pie copies Is wrong
Congress probably wLl create an
other body 10 take up the work inau-
guTated by the recent commission
and Il is probable that discussion and
study Of the proposed postal code
may suggest notifications. which VIII
clear a way out Of existing compli-
cations.
The new arrangement should dis
pose Of the standing charge that legi-
innate second class mail is respon-
sible for the postal deficit
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28
I'M THE SICK ROOM
Upro-cArE METHODS OF GAZING
FoR PATIEeTa
Neesrn sgisnes Tsa1fes Nsay Wsvn
81 efsyiasiss sgasrra 80 frs-
meti1a fhs Recovery - saes
e. Lcge1 CHsn

When Uers q a rroEpec - a Ens
Iaeas tso a1aI ogtB fts- cU e.
little may a p1aces ieEehsr mazzs
Go easy 20 move ise rasie1t hem o-a
20 The ether wEHz chaHezE ths aa1
ding ard renmlrF eaca oze - ~
thorgggtlg a.red a2eh EsT. uE
the IDEAL E.ck BED b a ss o -
lr91 gke le1esh azf with ~ te
used in h1EalalE VITA tksg s1ll
- q E1e woven sire HrE ard a
ttiz kslr mattress o. ire wzter
Beds Ikoe 1ies ~ ma1s q q
and f--s1 are said 20 ~ tEe ~
The tFU-s - ne uE-sE t
- kzU Attest 20 degrees azf -- -
Changed srew tw1 W he hed
mE reFsr tggch tke waE Tha ~
fer fhs head the father ru
changed az bazten uAaz 81 bs1na
uncoUfcrzhT Ri san gEE II
rarTiaE Ezer E1Szd % used 81 suer
u1der hack C kaea Hksz 1 q
position ls -eeg PZe t1- "a
fne bts Is z for s Here -
me way a tra1-s5 a1rBe in e Esf
uskes gg tie b she as ~
tuckiaE TIE Dww nset
81 cnttoa ffcr Hnea Cabs ercEla
ui6suEEerf s-EsiT ard mraiT
0rer TIE mattress Tbs eap4E -
protected in case - severe Mae-p
with q r1a6er EarEG ~ pager pad
The sbeet Is ri1ze6 m aLu9
care % have a perfectly EaoEA slr
face Under tAe aatleuL Tie uorZsr8
OF the sizes. are folded Eeua a. Es
u1csr f1l1z IRE edges 81 ne paper
he Erap around q parcel NeI d
d-aw sheet IS aid on szocthg aa1
pinned IL place In spnalag ne
per sheet 81 e brought 10 ven 30 t
head q tie he'd 50 g. EI tz- aek
nicely over the other clothes b1g len
a little loose for the feeL Next cCUez
TIE blanket the folded A. the
foot and q NEht-uelght Counterpart
ahich. with the sheet. EhCald Be DIa-
I'd carefully en- a. the corners and
tucked under smooth ard tight a the
sides
To Charge ire ssd.-En changing
the bad ron the patient 10 ere side
putting one hand against the shqli-
der ard the other against the hips
Roll up the lower sheet Ia lsngfhw1se
folds against the palient Put en-
fresh sheet. and draw sheet and pan
IN place Roll the patient oFs pro
tectinE with The upper sheet. End p1ii
the loser sheet smooth Pin Pat
clean upper sheet On over the solied
one. then tuck the clean q o. and
remove the s1lled one
Slipping to Feet q ssa--M a pa
tient Is troubled By slipping down 20
bed. the foot nay Be sligEily raised
By putting bricks Or blocks under e.
or q small bolster may be tuekai un-
der the thighs then tied around The
head o. the bed with tapea
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28
Happenings in Missouri.
- oIdeat MIaaourIan.

Peter Meade. Who resides on his
little farm near Richviile tHelwig
post o%fficol. some six or seven miles
east Of Oregon. the county seat Of
Holt county, is one Of the very oldest
persons residing within the borders
OF the state. Mr. Meade. too, g. able
10 fully authenticate his nEo. and
so. unlike some others, who have
claimed 10 be over 1907 but have
lost the record IN come fire or cy-
clone. there Is no part 81 his claim
based on either heat or wind. Un-
clio Peter, as he is Familiarity called
by his neighbors and relatives. Is a
native OF Virginia. he having been
born on a farm in Worth county, IN
that state. on July Is. 1905. His
parents were OF sturdy stock. and oc-
cupying the ordinary walks Of farm
life. Contrary to what might be eN-
pected in one Of his age. Dir.
Meade's mental faculties and physi-
cal powers seem almost equal 10
those OF the average person a G5
% 90. He enjoys good health, his
appetite has failed him. and
he seems entirely satisfied with hi
lot IN life. In politics Mr Meade has
always been a democrat.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28
A Maeon I'm contest.

Two documents. each purporting 10
be the last will and testament OF
David 4. williams. a wealthy pioneer
farmer. who died recently IN the wes'
tern part OF Macon county. have been
filed for probate. The first will made
In 1898. divides his estate Of $4,000
equally between his live sons and
daughters. but there Is the curious
provision that n anyone Of the lega-
tees fails 90 pay his axe any % Of
the other heirs who may first notify
him Of the delinquency shall take the
delinquent heirs property. The $50
ond wiz which was written in 1906,
gives the entire estate 20 q son, John
Plcton williams. and cuts the other
children or with IS each. The latter
have begun proceedings 10 SCI the last
win aside on the ground Of their faith
cr's mental incapacity, The testator
49, go years old when be died.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28
what eseomes Of Then.

A survey Of the Alumni directory,
which has just beer published. shows
that the state university ras gradual
ed since its fouoieticu. 3.27G indiyid-
uals. or these addresses and Occu-
pations of 2.24s are known. They are
distributed in the states and terri
tories % the United States as follows;
Missouri. 1855; Alabama, 8; Arizona,
rs. Arkansas. 90: California. sc; Colo
RADIO. SO: Connecticut 6; Washington.
p. c. %; Florida, p Georgia. q;
Hawaii. &. Idaho. II. Illinois. q; In
diana. o: Indian Territory. 40; Iowa,
q; Kansas. so. Kentucky. -; Louis
iaaa. is. Massachusetts. %; Nebraska.
s Nevada. s New Hampshire. d;
New Jersey. j: Nov Meyico. II; New
York. Ga: North Caroinsa, !; North
Dakota. 4; Ohio. -: oklahoma, 81;
Oregon. II; Pennsylvania. 80; Philip
pine islands. e: Porto Rico. 3; South
Dakota. 2. Tennessee 10; Texas, ~;
Utah. %. Virginia. S; Washington,
81; West virginis. 9; Wisconsin, l;
wyoming. G..
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28
SAY IT CAUSES HARDSHIPS
Western Congressman Dislike Pres
ident's Land Entry Order.
Mr.. -stesnerson Calls Il LAS Arbitrary
As Any Ukase Issued BY
Gar Of Russia"

Washington. D. C. The house
in committee Of the whole. placed il
self squarely on record Friday in favor
Of limiting the power OF special agents
Of the department OF the interior by
d vote restricting the use Of the APP
preparation of S250,O00 covered by the
sundry civil appropriation bin 70 pay
the salaries Of such agents. By a vote
OF 104 "a 10 the committee adopted
an amendment Offered BY ar. Mondel
CWyo.) and debated for tive hours.
During the debate the work Of the
special agents was severely condemned
and the orders Of the president regard
ing final proof on homestead criu-
cised as working unnecessary hard
ships upon settlers.
Mr. Cuchman OF Washington, In
championing the Moudell amendment.
said he regarded The secretary Of the
interior ~as an honorable. honest and
hlgh-minded and well-intenuoned,
but added. Il do believe he is suffer
ing from a very seyere case OF sus-
picion regarding The integrity OF the
people OF the vest
Mr.. Gronna OF North Dakota told
Of the h~ardships o-ccasloned by the
two now famous orders OF the presi-
dent %suspending final proof on home
stead entries until expert examination
could be made.
MT STEVENSON Of Minnesota thought
tho president could O have known
the hardships that would follow his
order OF December I3. 1906. otherwise
be did not believe Il would have been
issued He made the assertion that
Mr.. Pinchot had inspired the drastic
order which was as arbitrary rs any
ukasc issued by the ear OF Russia
1t is time congress provided that
the stealing 81 land by rich men away
from the pcor shall be aa much pun
ished as any other theft" said Mr..
Man OF Illinois THE purpose In In
y~estlgating the land frauds has been
20 save To the poor man the public
domain and TO prevent Il being taken
by the rich man for pasture lands and
I Otherwise.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28

When one desires TO ooior lace Tor
a eoan. procure q tube q ga paint
the oolor desired and sgueeEe d into
a cup of gasoline and stir untl dis
solved Thea your iEio q larger yea
sell
Dip a small piece o. the laee into
g. aad & TOO deep add more gasoline
undl the shade desired IS obtained
When q Is the right color. pHt al
TIE lace into IT, take oat. shake gsntiy
and dry On the open air.
When t~houoagaly dry. expose e %
extreme hcat Tor q rev misuies taxi
ing care 81 coarse that Il Is not
near a Gre or hiaae where q mieht
ignite This ezpesarc 40 che Best via
remove the odor of sseaana
Lace which has 1eea used aad Win
net wash uell cam b. gifea thls tscat
uient G. nrst ~drrcieanea b. being
sprinkled -Ecner0naig wiih mileFa
eAFJA. thea rcfei ap aad put way
for a fgw DAYS upQn taking cut
shake we0 saj then prosead vita TIE
gnuns as Shove
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28

Chicago. Webster H. Guerin.
alias Louis Fisher and proprietor OF
the Harrison Art company. was
Thursday shot ara KILLED ih his office
ia the omaha lulldiug az la Sale
and Van Buren, streets by Mrs Flora
Mcdonald. wife OF Michael c. MELON
ava. a millionaire, who was for many
years the democratic political boss
of Chicaro. The motive for the kill.
ing b. NOT exactly known Mira Nc
Donald became hysterical immediately
after he shooting and has gone hope
lossly insane. according 90 physicians
attending her.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28
EellerIna Aoms Industry.

A curious provision Is found In the
laws OF Missouri Tor is2o The gcn.
cral assembly OF that year passed the
following resolutions Whereas, the
example a. men hish 10 office. has
EroaI Influence over the habits and
customs OF the community; therefore,
ne Il resolved, by the general assem-
bis of thc state Of Missouri. as fol-
lows Tho governor, the auditor OF
public accounts. state treasurer,
Judges OF the different courts. the at.
tornoy general aud members 90 The
general assembly. be- requested 20
dress IN clothing, the growth aud
manufacture OF this state Kansas
City Journal
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28

Stir 60 a crcam tvQtbigds ~ a ean
fei ~ butter and cne keeping cgnnil
af sugar heei inio thts the yolks e
mo egss three tablespcoands ot len
on lasce ana oae sraat teaspoonta og
slmona exiract Ada tUo eurblis 81
taicestne8 aour ana che WeHwhipaea
ghites so tuo es neas fcrg thor
0ushg ana uefk Ia so1cient more
1our GO meke q doash uhieh can D.
kaeatet Roll eat suan ioFiiens at q
tlme Fen htH. eut nte hacy shares
brush oyer site Nhiie oi esE spriak's
vita bianched shfedtei Almonds aad
lrease With sIaRal4ied sugar Dass
Ia q moderate ogsa watching elaae1
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28
VIII Flnhs Tno-esnt Law

81 Louis. - A preliminary meeiing
OF railroad men representing a mum.
Der 90 the uaads in Missouri vas held
Thursday 80 the office % President
A. J. Davidson % the Frisco system
wtth the view ~ inStituung concfp'
trated action against the new two.
cent rate law passed hy the logisla.
tura
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28

An Independence man who has
taken and s. taking great Interest m
thc revival meetings going on thCIe.
likes to Join m the singing he
bought a neW song book ard toos Dc
home with him. and SUNDAY morniag
he went 10 church. The first song
was announced. and our friend Cpcn-
ga hts book he Thought bis glasses
were NOT right or his cses ore fail
ine tie looked asain and then mrn'
the back of the book 10 Zee die udo.
II was the Kansas City telephone a.
roctnry.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-28

Nul and chcese pasties are ia the
sane lisa gtth cheese balls sin one
Quart 81 pastry sour vita enc tea
seconnii ot SAFE ana one Jeaspooafai
81 baking powder a1d a caphal %
pecan-pel meats chouped and tda.
yolks o. tvo css mN With iast
enough ice waser % make into a 3oush
Watch can b. rollQt opt on q eonre1
board aaoui an eishth of an Inch teiek
spreaa with a eapeal oi rSch American
cheese grated and folded ore fcar
times roll out again ard eal lRio hoL
lev hearls and darts; brush vilh ess
yoR ana bake a delicate hrovn 10 =
hot oFen