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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-23

spent the past week visiting her sis
ter.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Williams will go to
Hoyt Kan, Tuesday and remain over
Thanksgiving with their parents.
Mrs Stair of 1925 North Harrison
street is very sick.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Beyers of Okla
homa City spent a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Burger. Mrs. Beyers
was formerly Miss Clara Burger of
this city. Mr.. Beyers has a position
with the Santa Fe. They have taken
apartments in the Courtney, 1875 Tope-
ka. avenue, south.
The revival services at the Roches-
ter school north of North Topeka con-
tinue with increased interest every
evening at D. m. Mr.. George Adam
son leads the singing and himself
sings the gospel.
The Last Train
Leaving Topeka for Kansas City in the
morning is the Union Pacific No. 1O6
at S:15 a. M. arriving in Kansas City
at 1915 a. m. The afternoon train
returning is the earliest train into To-
peka at 6:15 p m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-23
Portland Oregon

Every night at,7;35 a Pullman tour
fist sleeping car leaves Topeka via the
Union Pacif1s r. r. which goes
through to Portland, Oregon, without
change. < There is no better way to
reach ali of the great Pacific north
west.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-23

want every chronic rheumatic to throw
pIagfers- and give MUNYON'S RHEUMA-
TISM REMEDY trial No matter what
your doctor may say, no matter what
your friends may say, no matter how
prejudiced You may be against all adver-
tised remedies, go ct ONCE to {9yr dEqg-
TISM RENEDY. If it fails to give salts
factfon,I will refund your money--Munyon
Remember this remedy contains ne sal
fcyIic acid, no opium cocaine, morphine or
other harmful drugs 1t is put up under
the guarantee of the Pure Food ana Drug
Act
For sale by all druggists. Price. Csc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-23

Items for the North Topeka column may nay
be left at A. NJ. Petro's drug store, SSS
North Kansas avenue. call the North
Side reporter at her home. Ind. phone
ISL black.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-23
Thanksgiving Sale of Net Waists

good for waist buyers Upwards of hun
dred Net Waists received have long sleeves
deliberately trimmed different MODELS styles Cd OG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-23
Two Days More 10 Buy Hosiery
at Thanksgiving Sale Prices

No. pair for Ladies' heavy weight
xON cotton, OUTSIDE and flccced cot
tons worth fifty cents.
o. pair for Misses black wool, fine
OOC rib, sizes from 5 u to 8 u from
40c to CSC values.
90 pair for Boys and Misses wool,
&GC Isle and cotton, Heeced and
pIain-these are twenty-five cent quail
ity.
~ pair for Boys heavy ribbed
~ cotton, seamless worth tic.
H. pair for Misses and Boys 15c
IL qualities.
A. pair for Mems fancy, embroid-
TON cred and plain isles and cot
ton regular soc qualities.
a. pair for Mems medium heavy
e - II weight black cotton, double
sole, heel and toe worth 35c.
90 pair for Mems wool, Isle and
GG( cotton-bIaCk. cOIOrS and fancy
all weights, 25c qualities.
7E1 pair for Mems black cashmere.
AON medium weight, 19c special
value stocking.
H. pair for any of our Mems fif-
~ teen cent qualities.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-23

have in mind something handsome in Fur Pieces Fur Set
Fur Garments in and let this gentleman figure
with you.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-23
Our Thanksgiving Sale Closes Wednesday Evenin.
Special Sale of Fine FurS Tuesday

Joseph Loeb!inS, Importer and M
New York
Will have his representative, Mr..
4. F. Hess, displaying their SUI
perb line in our Enlarged Fur Sec
ton. This gentleman will be in
structed to make very close price
on all furs and fur garments of
higher grade than we can now
afford to carry in stock. If you
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-23

Items for the East Topeka column may
be teleDhoned to Ind phone 2SS1 black.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

-
~ fnsolvod. Ct once Applied 70 the
lssty1Aafa Commerce Commission Tor
psruiisaacs to cancel the notice they
had giycn that . new schednle would
~ Into eject on August !. Amer
constdering the msttsr carefully. the
,commlseicn refused to grant the re-
Qlsest. In the meantime the 0eorkia
.shippers laid before the commission
the same complaint which they had
laid bplore Judge 0peer.
On wednesday, the railroads obtain
"a from Judge Pardee. who was stay
Inn at Asheyille, m order permitting
them to put the new rates into cnece
IN 0eorkia. but only on condition
that they flled suitable bonds 70 In.
demnify shippers for the overchsrse
In caso the Interstate Commerce Com
missiOn decided thst the new rates
should be abandoned. This order pro-
yides ample protection for the ship
pers and. at the same time. fully pro-
fects the carriers. i II obviocs that
II the comnissiou held that the new
rates were fair. the railroads would
have no way OF collecting the differ
ence from shippers. They would lose
inst that amount Of money. to which
they would have . right by the ruling
az the commission. This order clears
the rate dispute In the South by Ieav-
ing simply question ~ to the reas-
condolences OF the new tariR.-Buhaio
Nxpress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

q plsn bslnS ssssstsd 81 N ovet
Ewhsiming xots. Speaking Of Ar.
|rsft,s dsclarstioa that hs b person.
|aiiy h favor Of the election Of sen.
stoss ~ Tie people. but that n y
|sAasdIy . party measure. Mr.. Bryan
asks whAt = necessary 70 make this
h pafsy ueAsaref 10 reisrs to tho
popuiae demand Ill over The codntry
nor this reform. and declares that ~.
|TAft cannot renovs the question frsn
the political arena By simply aaying
thst 10 y "personal'y inclined 70
favor it!'
The candidsteie discussion q the
|campaisn fsnd pubiicity subject =
psrticulAriy pertinent. He meaticns
the failure Of the Republican con-
vention 10 satisfy the public h NJ
gard to this. and Gays that Mr.. TAFT
vas driven to apologize Tor his par,
~ an6 declare himself In favor o.
= pablicity law. Even Mr.. Taft,s
promise. he says. falls Ear short u
the requirements Of the situation. Mt.
Tstt favors law requiring the
publication Of campaign subscriptions
after the election: the Democratic
platform pledges the party 70 enact
- /.
. law rsqsiring Tim sabsoriptioRs
Be published besese the election.
.why.. 10 says. "shoaid Ne hooking
OF the door be delayed until the
horse l. gomez
Mr.. Brysfi's speech Is published In
fnil In the columns OF. this paper. ~
day. The Daily Press respectfully
commende II 10 It's readers for p
carefni reading. Dsnaocrats. esssciaisii
~ should read the specch carefully
II VIII help to fortify them In their
own positions. and provide ammhnt.
ton for most Of the arguments thai
win arise during the campaign.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

n fsa - ~ ~ e0soelUs~s q
nssssvelt's Dosscses ~ b . rssse 80
u - te thca - y ssly Prsay. "
esenss ense. vtu - 4 expccee9 s1as
b Win U&ke W q reRI fyUsoe<ut!-
Y3ae5dg TlD~StuuSes-
a psesSourg 1aDs = sSvssteses shes
- - go = ban2 80 Ussts %
~ narsss1 A. law ,fAs psckie ~
Soy. w. 60 tlsae hess-BsNt
Tsey-ve bsea ptea1ss trvss ~
pWess ~ pcoveS, sgcosecG - =
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13
o,s or..d Armsy se~.n Dead.

Old orand Army eeMan osad.
Mrs. Emily e. WoQdley sno ~
said to be the only wo1san ever IeSu.
iariy commissioned an cmeet IN ~
United States army, died tne otp -
day In Philadelphia at the See y -
She was the last Of the IS yoHHs wo1a.
en- from Philadelphia who enlisssa e
nurses In the civil war. She wSA
widow OF 26 when she offered HeI
services as . nurse in 1861. and pN
her bravery and good work President
Lincoln conferred ON her . commits
sion as captain In the army. She was
later decorated with gold medal by
Secretary OF War Stanton.s For . mum.
Der Of years she was president OF the
National Association OF Army Nurses
Of the Civil War. which she organized.
and was the only woman member Of
the Grand Army of the Republic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13
WHEN WILLIE
GOT HOME

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13
Pra.s. ser Arien Singer.

lGax Winter. in az account Of TIE
visit Of the Brooklyn Arioa society 20
the White House recently. says that
the society was more highly honored
than the Vienna singers who made 2
visit there last year. One additional
song was asked from the foreigners
after their program had been finished.
but three more were asked OF the
Brooklyn singers. The president said
that he had never experienced %
much pleasure in listening to German
songs, and he knew that II the Arion
did 40 we'll ON their forthcoming visit
TO the fatherland their friends In the
old world would be equally well
pleased. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13
the CURRENCY CONVERSION.

psrs.rrs The EinanciaI Aee. ..Rela-
:. ~ .s.s.;n.- :, the rev na-
tion.i monetarv commission. few
DAYS ago, snd conference with certain
Efankers, m New York. suspicion has
larlsen. II had fts origin In . stgui&
|cant utterance OF Senator Asdrich. He
said that the present Law was plenty
eood enough Tor hin So he Was
uoted. n the minds Of the othel
}nemberx Of this commission vert
l,suunded What would their 0pintoo1
tBefv Just he opanjon, We imagine
~ eesafdr Aiarsch, VIA. - aopsuEu
80 ll61esf snuoGh 10 ~let TIE eat ,0al
lve tAe ~ - ::
S.-sev .avs .Se SarSsk ~ Z
=. ). c.rs.r.. : inrsrcoefed soup
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Iss.s .ssctscsi ,,snEinr and currency
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

OLD don lyl0tON -
rs ron INV xosk-
4xSSN From Company.s .WRaIS
MAsN. NorfolE foot q Church
street syery weak ~
FARD-Jirst,class. one ~. a
Round trip. limit thirty ~, 49,
meal. sad esr o., = 80, st4esFe''
stesraxe. without i6bs,stsacs. -
TICKETs On ssls = q u
way Ticket Once. ..,.
NiSHT LINE eETWEEN,seEwroaT
1 NEvvsA RtciM0Aaos
HteMnerY 9sraneam ana bos4y
leave Pier "A" $50 every svs1hG.
uasseneerS only. savr, y ,sths
yiRCINIA NAVIGATION c01
PAIR. lssdes River Day Iantitor
Rtcnmord and all James H1ver nndt
inrs = steamer q Poc1ho6ea4 ~ isosee
Newport News, Tuesdays. Ihnr.aays
and SaturdaSs &C s:4S Gnt Leam nv
port News Monday. Wednssaay fs.cc
Friday at kRn- ir NozfoR - ~
SEQ stssn.r Hanptoa vfn ,h4ys 1ses
sAp dafIy except Sunday ~ o:yS
n soin. Is, Norton, and at f:se ?.
Il. soins 70 Smithfeid. Steamer 40
cnmsc. Vim leave Pier \" daily. .eS
cept Sunday % ?. n. gotns % St -
leid and abdut 100 M s taE %
IA All i SIa,nese bst1esl New Yotk m .
Newport News tfshssstsd g p 'sss.sssst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

AMY W01ts Aunt Ann
: !: !: ! !: :
ff puRed aaxtousiy.
stout snd S. that
II Vas her usual
manner Of taik-
West!~ she repeated. coming down %
the rate and leaning upon q Wnas
are Won doing out Of school q TINS
hour? It's only II O'Clock! Wnat mas
happensdf'' - {.
the West family that al tine e.aer
members Immediately on seesps WINE
,nvariahly Inquired what had happened.
Doubtless the fact that sonaeenins q
ways did happen when Wine was neas
had led TO the formation Of this nanit.
Nov Willie only grinned again ana oe-
.cribed an arc on the cement wax
MN the stubby toe Of his shoe. Then
he looked up ut Aunt Ann ana his eyes
|sparkled. -.
Aunt Anne mouth ct IN the maj
.yred lines With which people meet
had news bfavely. She folded ner my
ann. gssing a. sterniy - possible u
the .rchin. Who was grinning up q ner
from under his shock Of yellow hair.
.Why = willie - West" she
hreathed. tragically. lam
prised. Think how dreadful your
mother viii feel! And you promised
to be good after you we're SENT nome
the other time!"
wiilie dropped his eyes and scu6ed
the aidewaik. He showed signs OF
sdging away.
Il know did," he confessed.
When he got few steps away nom
the rate no broke into . run toward
home.
.He,s such . bother" said Aunt
| Ann to herself. shaking her head -
she watched him. Il don't zee what
they ever are going to do with mat
boy!"
WiIhe entered his home circum.
spectly and hung up his cap properly
before going into the living room.
Eiis mother drupped her WORK started'
al me sight II him. Then. evideauy
suspsctins the Norst she leaned oeck
! In her chair quickly.
"Why. WiIlie!" she cried WHAT
have you done nowf Or are you sick!
I know you've been doing somefh1nG
what ID II
WIlHe twisted around on one heel
HIS mother grasped him by the arm
/ to stop the completios Of . hoie N .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

l.rus sswus GxpsWos6 h rsseheaO.
These ere 3o.ooo religious n the
Gated States giving TIER lives -
teaching. TIE pay of thess sAosse
svesaes @seo year. nak1ng . toea1
q SIS .eeaeoe Q year. Nov, tbs sun
reuevseats, q Only I'VE ~ ceoi -
tsress, . capital Of -, eo&eea wtsen
she teaeAine ORDERS a TIE cAurcA Sivs
% cusAolBe observation-disclosures CO:
IunAtsn Record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13
RIA REQ TAPE sooy.

Nxpress.
rtsx REQ TAPE DooY.
( It h absolutel.s astonishing how men
are tyranniscd. BIZ form Of words. a
mere expression. There are catch
phrases that hang . ball and chain
around the public mind. and nothing
short Of miracle releases the victim.
There Is here In Richmond a popular
delusion AZ to the coil OF red tape
binding the processes Of the CITY
Council. Even 60 sensible Q body %
public men AZ the recent grand Jury
abpexfs 10 entertain this 0ptnion and
attributes direful consequence to this
imaginary, obstacle Of good govern
ment. Indeed. one might conclude
that the jurors are of opinion that
the unt0ward death Of the infant at
the City Home was due TO. strangula.
tion BY the tape OF the government
and not to corrosive sublimate and
.chioroform There seems TO be 9
nsaidy confusion OF thought amongst
people arising solely from sheer ig
uorspce. that confornds = direct re
fusal by the council to vote money,
and the killing Of . measure by drag
ding II from pillar to post In laby.
rinth Of Departments. committees AND
on.c.slA ,,...,
u,ent are o. simple and sound p: OBJ
tsinablc In any business Of like dimen
sions conducted by private enterprise
and y y sn anyuss, sse.ou, aIs .u ~
srateini naoit con.Mas ~ ,
and Dertsle tne mun,c'p.. ,s s I,
Tor diiatoriness ma InolIec -
must ever oe no.ne = MsI 800.
pay W oe 1870. . 10 ,s.t M
ana pIe1su'ce 1O n.y.. c i. .s.,ri,
soeoa q pocs.s wv, S1. ~ - ,rerIss s
lmm1nSo - ~ $3.50 ..ssas a. 80
aetsM " d'ssoe ss,s 1s Z, y. soo ~
i've ots . .o..,sossr,
$1,000 49, - - anal, dimen
|gre.eas..,on Each d aepsr t.ss.sa ans =
.t,e,lx cbIIvIou. Of the desirsbility d
others that he outside . certain mar
rov ee,a az observatiou. II an adyo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13
EDUCATED MEN ON THE SCHOOL
1oARD.

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q -. ,,,..s s. 49,, $1,000. ., -.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

- fhe eoGinuin6. eftof AcknoWted6'
- ~ dssp indshtsdness to The party
Ne sxsraordiaAry hoaoe canfers
- MpoR lin. M. Bryan declares
It'll ~ y hsartily IN accord WITH
~ jstter and spirit 81 the plat.
: anestsd q Dsnvss. ma presaie
r. rseara - aeclasatieas of the
sn = blslihg n ~ = elected
! - HspsbsicsA nominse. Mr..
- - nj anA Il neeessary IN
: s&Ass tlaa HI partJ,s o9iciai
kai3ens n IN effort Do satisfy
- 6lAaas o. The psbltc.
~ alnost every parasraphof the
- Here b striking compart.
- teeweca the Republican and the
ezaaic parties. The canii-I
~ awells particularly upoa the
- u tAs Repsbilcans 70 carry
DIR psenisss 10 reform the
~ sgstem. csrs Tie power and pat
- - sAe o1sases - .-predatosy
- - 10 grant yasioss other
eal sssssdiai nsassfes.
lt1sn = called 10 IL. fsN's'
Es1t tAas ..thess evils tave
= duriaG ~ last Ten yeafs..
- rsssts ne asisd y svncm-
80 airlng ~ ~ yoars . ne.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

-Csats1l A1ssssA PsciAe.- savs .
Assllise. We eaat beaievs q.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

ooOJUoPSo - WeW vcsW wW~
a Darele baoseljef euUDc00saung
she eresa ase - New YOtk tn ysSt
ebs0 . post % Q bses1lng - - q
- - sases0 e tn city 90 tns fFuD
Ease ssvsP woserfsuet, ~ y - -
- go. - q stasds - IL sesevs
a - Tssrd svsase essvsses l'ss ~
SuouW sDe srock-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

49, veFUW ~ pWeu10ou
Z \ uosed BcfSssn b,--cssoscgSse. ~
Leo Drstued. c,ssns ssst - ~ -
cuSUss1 Q mWrA mere pcwsrfss SeFUN
q . cRse ~ peesuss'a ira shas -
n -. u b . bscteric3Asi. ~ @
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

ssDusve ~ ~ VET oeseseA
DurSRx ~ ~ ~ 9cufnU<o
eve ~ sApsy0s se3urs9W -
nac3uo - - 0reppB q - -
90. - - - - 49, & -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

% MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
{rAyabae Invariably n advancs.l I
- Wooth ....... ~
GSSe Nnntha ..... .... 1.2t
'sS1 1870 Z. :. . ....... $50
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-13

.launsnAY. AUGUST u. 1908.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-22

OF The different vegetables that Mis-
s'sS'ppi Mary stufrs and makes
mangoes Of. earncs,,v ro,ros.
mat honsewive will as freely help
l provide what interests women as
the men help to provide articles to
a'o our farmers to raise their crops
ana live stock. After all is said and
zone there Is nothing more import
ant than the home and the table. the
things that touch the lives and tho
health OF the family most Intimately.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-22

II ~as nv. minut.s before noon
The Mayor and IN. Stat. Supcrin-
trnd~ni had spent an hour talking 10
tho children In an Ohio school. and
jus; before the stroke OF the gong
the chairman of the local school com.
mi,ir. was called upon 10 follow
them.
Children" he said pointing to-
ward the window. "as you go out
from the school In about two min
u,ea YOU will see n gang of men who
ar. now nho.ellng cinders into "A rail-
way train. They are earning thirty
Ave dollars "A month.
"Hcside them In t~ime-kecpcr
earning thirty-nve dollars.
Al the head OF the train IL an
engineer getting II hundred dol
lars. and over him IL n superintcnd-
en-, getting W. hundred.
What IL the difference between
these men. Education. Get all you
can OF It,"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-22
How tn Make soda Crackers,

Dear Aunt Mary: | have a brother
who ts afnictcd with dyspepsia. and
he desires a recipe for making soda
crackers. az they seem TO agree with
him II YOU can give a recipe for
the#" crackers. please print II In tho
column Of your very much appre-
ciated paper. and obiigc a friend and
stihacrib"r J. T. KNIGHT.
Union. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-22

N"*W" ny Nuht NnFy: Therc arc
several recipes for making soda
crackers. hut IN. following Is an easy
10 MAX. ~ any: Rub eight ounces
nj butter into TAO pounds of hour.
one teaaroonful OF Halt. tan OF a,da.
and milk enough In make n stifY
dough. Heat IL with n pin
until II hfist.ra. roll out thin and
Bake quickly. being careful not To
make them too brown.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-22

A great advantage is with those
TALL advertisers who get their ad-
vertisements in early. Progressive
farmers make the best buyers and
they are usually the early buyers.
And progressive dealers are usually
early advertisers.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-22
Rcripr Wanted for Making Cider
EincgN1.

McaaFa. Editors: VIII some of
your readers please toll mo how 10
make good vinegar after tho cider
has worked on! havc several bar
rris that have worked OF.
] would like 10 know also how to
keep IL from working. 80 m TO keep
II s~"c, for drinking purposes.
n. 7. WILLIAMS.
Person Co. y. G..
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-22
FAITH, PRIDE, AND ENTHUSIASM NEEDED

II the farmers would put a little rorc spirit. n ,u,.
the fire of enthusiasm In their calling. there would nc. he en- .a,
humdrum work done and such dilapida,cd places fc.us, ,..w.>
a We sec throughout the country. The farmer .bo,,d I'M.
much pride about his farm buildings a any other chs. :, NO..
ave about '"'r~ -" ~h'uid have and needs all modern I'm.
provcm"nts. The lack Of pride. not money. in stan
has n grca, deal I" do with this. The, have MT beer s,r,cl ,,,
he fire % enthusiasm deep enough Ia rach their pockets.
A-h"'~h' Miss MRS. MARY y. CAGE.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-22

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pour boiling brine on them. L.,
stand six hours, then take the GU
cumbcrs ou, and wash, plac. them
In a kettle With grape or butter.
bean leaves tscyerai LAYERS, and
cover with water. Then To ono gal
lon OF cucnmbcsa | put a ,~.aspoontuI
nj crushed alum. act on tho rang.
and lot steam until tho pirki-a arc a
hrigh, green. then take on, and nut
In jars Allow one-half pint %. white
vinegar In each quart. aace,cn la
suit taste. n put in sp.cea OF all
kinds. mustard. celery sccs. red and
black pepper. In the proportion Of a
i~casponnful of the spices. mustard
celery seed. aud black pepper 10 tao
gallona OF cucu,nhcTw. Put the vim.
gar on In n kettle ~sth The spices.
and thea when IL bolla pour over the
cururphrrs and srai. II van, III.
pickles for immediate mar. aud do
not care about having them greru.d
| gath"r iho young rucumbeta every
other NOR ming. waah and pour boil.
tng hrjnr on them and let stand sts
houTN. Then I rnt a gallon of vim.
esaT In a sso.~ jar With spice. black
and rcd p"ppcr and a lump os alum
Tho sss~ of a marble. a. gather
the cocumhera and sraid In brine. |
drop them into the Jar un,i, the jsr
In full. The pickles are criap and
nnc. and ni for use In n fcw days.
viii not tell this time Of the dif.
naangoes Of. II any OF tn" readers
want Ia know. | ~iil toll wiii no~
give my recipe for ci,ron. or water
melon preserves. and that ~ils be- all
The space ynu can spare un~ this time
t1trun: Take a thick rind. and 4.
you ar" going In carve IL an,o de-
signs. IL must be- dark green. IL not.
any thick Find will do. Gu, IL into
ssriph about tao and one~half inches
wide. peel. and take on all the pink
or anft part. cut Into din mnndn.
squares. atarA. etc. then weigh Soak
tuFgs or our NouTB III Natt wafer
remove from salt water and soak for
an hour In clear water. Then put
the rind IN "a kettle with SUFFICIENT
water 10 cover and n ~,caspoonful q!
alum 10 one ci'rou. BOIL u short
time. rcmovc and soak in clear water
again 10 get the alumni out. then boil
in strong ginger tea Prepare ia syrup
Of II and ~-half pounds OF white
sugar To one pound Of rind. and say
three quarts OF water To ii citron.
Strain the juice OF three lemons In
To IL. and when IL boils put In the
rind and cook slowly until a clear.
greeninh amber. My carved sitfon
gre.ned with alum water and grape
leaves In IL brass kettle. There Ii
no danger In IL II you viii keep your
kettle bright and clean all the time.
use these recipes all the time. and
We think they are good.
MISSISSIPPI MARY.
Comment hx Amt Mary: know
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-08-22

king In called obstinacy In a donkey.
~ Lord Erskine.