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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19

Just received another car load of
galvanized corrugated roofing. the best
and cheapest to use. Sobolik & Peter
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Norton of De-
corah passed through Cresco Tuesday,
on their way to South Dakotaand Mon
tana.
S. A. Sutton informs us that he has
had splendid sale of his Duroc-Jer-
seys this fall and is now entirely sold
out of boars.
For RENT. .-24O acre farm, with fine
buildings, one mile west of Davis
Corners. Enquire at Creseo Union
Savings Bank.
If you want to buy, sell or exchange
your farm or Cresco property, list it
with w. F. MILF. Office over Glenn
mer's Drug store.
A grand dance will be held in the
Congregation hall at Protivin on Thurs
day evening, Nov. 25th. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend.
The very latest and newest creations
in Fancy Back Combs, Hand Bags,
Belt and Collar Pins at popular prices
at Swenson's, the Jeweler.
If you want correct abstracting done
and cheap prices too, it will pay you to
see the American Loan & Investment
Co., before ordering your abstract.
A big supply of flour and feed jus
received and will be sold at prices low
er thon the other fellow asks you.
+. G. WOELLSl Elm.
For SALE CHEAP-Three nice lots,
No. 8, 8 and 10, Beadle's sub division
block Z, Cresco, Iowa Address
M. VERBURG, Orange City, la.
am in market now for furs, hides
and sheep pelts at Joe Blocks old
place. N. l. Phone, 376.
SAM FELDSTEIN, Prop.
Now that am not working in the
store, | will take limited number of
music pupils. Terms reasonable.
MRS. LoTTIE kELLoW.
! Mrs. N. Gushing, accompanied by
two of her children, frankie and Liz
zie, are visiting at the home of an
uncle. Powers Redfeld, at Gays Mills,
Wis.
Received our second car load of
Stewart ranges and heaters They are
going like hot cakes. Come in and see
what makes them so popular. Sobolik
4 Petersen.
Cresco friends Of Daniel Meyer. for
merly in the real estate business here,
have received announcements of his
marriage at Minneapolis, Nov. 9Th, to
Mrs. Viva o. Baker.
Mrs. Joseph Copeland is spending the
week with her son Joe in Minneapolis
while Mr.. Copeland is putting in a
longer time looking after his ranch in
terests in Washington.
F. C. Woelstein has car load OF
crushed clam shells which will be sold
at right prices. Eggs are high anc
you should force the production by the
liberal feeding of crushed shells,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19
Twenty.fiye Cent Dinner.

In the Woodman hall, over lenders
meat market, Cresco, Saturday, Nov.
9th, the ladies of the Evangelical
church will hold their annual sale, con-
sisting of aprons, night gowns, quilts,
comforters and other useful articles,
and also serve dinner from II O'Clock
till all are served.
Menu.
Mashed Potatoes Potato Salad
Boston Baked Beans Bean Salad
Sauer Kraut Cottage Cheese
Chicken Roast Meat and brown gravy
Assorted Pickles Gold Slaw
Assorted Cakes Pies
Bread and Butter
Coffee
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19
Cresco Market.
Corrected twice a week.
Hides and Fursl

am in market now for Furs, Hides
and Sheep Pelts at Joe Blocks old
place. N. 1. Phone, 376.
SAM FELDSTEIN, Prop.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19

$4,000 worth of cattle in one bunch
isn't so bad for Howard county. That
was about the value of 1873 head
brought in yesterday to Jerry Cash
man and his buyer by Mike Bigley of
near Saratoga. They were to be ship
ped to some point in Missouri as feed
ers and stockers. -Riceyille Recorder.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19
Examination in Howard County.

Owing to the scarcity of teachers in
Howard County for the winter term, a
special examination will be given at
the superintendent's office in Cresco,
Tuesday. and Wednesday,, November
23rd and oath, beginning at clock
a. m. EMMA FALLGATTER,
County Supt.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19
Suicides While Insane.

This community was severely shocked
yesterday at the report that Ed Mosher
one of the oldest settlers of eastern
Mitchell county had taken his life
For the past two years he had been
failing in health physically, and seem
ed prone to worry. So far as noticed
his mind seemed to be clear until last
Saturday he was found on top of the
windmill tower and remained up there
for two hours in the storm and rain,
refusing to come down. His son Ell
mer finally induced him to descend
When he came down he was thoroughly
chilled and acted queerly So Mrs
Mosher, who was in Riceville at the
time, was called out to the farm, as
was also DR.. Lee
When they arrived Mr.. Mosher was
found to be suffering from nervous
atfectation or prostration, effecting his
mind. He was kept under close serveil-
lance after that.
Yesterday morning, at about nine
O'Clock, he with his wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ike Torney, were in the
house, when he passed into the bed
room. The family thought he went in
to lie down; Mrs. Mosher followed him
through in moment and found him
bleeding and with razor in his hand.
She not realizing how badly he was
hurt tried to take the razor from him
and in SO doing cut her fingers badly,
Mr.. Mosher falling back into her arms
and expiring. Riceville Recorder.
Program
of the Teachers Meeting to be held at
the High School Building at Elma,
Iowa, Nov. 20, 1909, at 1880 a. m.
/ l. Music. Violin Solo
Charles Rowley
2. Class in Primary Reading .
............... Elizabeth Mccarthy
3. Glass in Primary Arithmetic. -.
................ -. Mabel Mel. Barr
4. Work in Penmanship, Mabel Butler
Discussion to follow each number.
l:30 p. m.
Marie Sullivan.
p. (a) The School from the Stand
point of Former Director
........ ........J. w. Conway
(b) The School from the Stand
point of Patron, Mrs. D. Tidgwel
(c) The School from the Stand
point of a Teacher, Jenette Bender
Roy E. Mccarthy
a. Reading g................ Mrs. Lewis
5. Lecture /. I. The Rainbow Teacher
Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19

Why get up in the morning feeling blue,
Worry others and worry you;
Here's secret between you and me,
Better take Rocky Mountain Tea.
VIM. Connolly.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the kind friends and neigh
bors who assisted US during the illness
and death of our beloved husband and
father. Also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
Mrs. F. A. Peckham and Family.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19
Wanted (!

/ would like to get few day board
e s-men. Board can be gotten at a
reasonable price. MRS. 7. LYDoN.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19

The new law for renewal of certifi-
Gates reads: Attendance at Local
County, Township or City Educational
Meetings, 10 credits.
A cordial invitation is extended to
oil
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19
ems Suits at $500 to $4,000

both Newest and what Best adapted patrons
$500
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-11-19
Mems Suits and OvercOats

1909l0 They
in
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
Sine GntideiOnns Oes gOrTecnSrn.
gsuibiustOn, ?. sunni.


Ser Senat nobm cine 8eiolution
an, OaB BON ieet ab Der Senat NAB.
reno oes Cages lno glben0s sehn
Shmoen in Sibung iein fol-. Oamit
ole Earlfporlagc bel 3eiten inter
Gad un0 Sab fonmt. Der &3e.
Gr0iioert Sberrlan CAB ols 9or.
Iisen0er inn 5enat 0ie gnrhei0llng
ob. OaB, luabreno elm Senator cine
8eoe balt, er nibt nit 0eI 8enier.
fnps; aaein Quorum alnpgienO" ua-
terbrodlen meroeu bari, ipenn er nidt
freipillig iih uuterbrehen laBt. 8er.
ibieoenen Senatoren, oaruHter 9l.
con, pabte Oiele gntihetOuug niht,
unO iie proteltirten eutidlIeOsn Oale.
gen. Gieie gntihef0une itiiste iit
ald cine dbnlibe, pdbren0 Der leete
aongreB Oie 9lIorih-9reelauo @eIO-
borlage in @eratbinlg bat1e Bacon
beseibnete oieie gHtlheioung ais cine
aroblibe Geriebiulg Der Senatsre.
geln unO fiinoigte an. 0oB er cine
Ciesbe3iiglihe 9leioIution einreihen
mer0e. oie Oas &omite fiir 8e9eln an.
meiieu miro, iih NIT Oleier Sabe 81
beiaiien.
Der Senator ga 5oaetts begann
cine Iauge 9leOe it6er Ods Uon Der
republ. 4artei eesebeue @eriprehen
Der Eariireoiiion. gr ertldrte, SaB
mie man Oie Sahe auf pen0en un0
oreben moge, niht beitritteu perOen
fonne, Dab Die periprohena Gsgili.
ring nie0erpdrts itattiinoen iole,
lmo niht auiapdrts, wie Die Uorlie.
genoe 8orlage es tbue.
gluh Der senator 9ielion brad
iiber Die Gorlage uit0 erfldrte, oaB
Gle 8oumipoai0ee ourh olerIei Nto.
nipulotiouen Inn 20 bis 80 Gro5ent
bober ieien ais oie oes 2IngIeggele.
tes.
Der blinoe Senator Gore BON
Sflaboma 5ifirte mie0er cine gro.
bere 3abl Don 5daen in oenen
@ainnppIliobrifen in Neu guglano.
ole angeblih niht5 beroieueu, groBe
@Guinne. .er5ielten. Senator Irpe
mioeriprah Dem uno bebasTtete. Dob
tbatidhlidb feline 0erartiGe 6irna in
gieirengIan0 nlebr aIs 6 Euo5ent1ro.
fit made.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
sSnrOe 00Gcr gcidjatt.
Seattle, gsai0., +. SUM.

-NN4ttS, ~SdI0.y /. aYulu.
Gie AIaStag glufou@a ausiteI.
liin9 plroe aui ielc9rapbihem @eae
yen gSa1tngion aus Our1 Crud Oes
ArAioenten Salt aui eiueu eleftri.
lden stnopi erofiuet.
es mar 0rei llbr 9lahmittaas. ais
eralioeHt Gdit bonn gSeiBen Smlie
aus Den eroimmgSaft Ooa3oa. ourh
ipeldle ale &d0er Der 9ilsIielluna in
Seue9ln9 geieBt. ale @a0er ser
Oollicnen lprlngen gelanen, ale@an.
uer entfaltet wur0en. ,}uQleicb Don.
nericn Sic G5eidilbc Ocs amerifani.
lden Observation-Disclosures. ale Sam.
per I'M Salen. imuie Ole idmmtlihen
Sotomotipen in Sen 9abuhoien lie.
Sen ibre @ieiien ertouen. Die 3ere.
monleu aui ocm 9Seltausitellnas-
plaB uor Dem Signal oes @rdiioen-
Ten w0ren ebenidlls piiaftlidl ausqe-
rubrt moroen; 100 llbr 8ormittags
erlol9te 0aS Ceiiuen Oer &iorten:
I'm 1910 llbr 8ormittaas paraoir.
ten 6ruppGn ben 0en ameritaniiden
m0 iapauiidlen Gdiiien. ioDie
1inaiSnilBeu 0urd] oie glnlaqen.
Gie &altp5eremonien mur0en IN
Observation-Disclosures abaehalten, mel.
dies nad Dem Saie g9aibingtcn AZ
abi0llt. nu0 beitau0en aus Nllnif,
C5ebct 0es faihoithgn 9Hdois On.
moro 8. CCan. tarjen 9lnipraden
oes @eueral0ireftors ). a. glaoeaM
nn0 0es |r1ii0enicn Der 9lusiieluna,
s. 8. G1il6era, elmer lanaen gieoe
ocs belanuicu Giienba6nmaanaten
SoueS 3. sin uno 1eacniprehung
olrd Den GpistopaI6lhoi 5reoerid
~ aeator.
gSaihiuatou, / Salni.
@enau I'M 3.f5 llbr GadDmittags
0riidie i'm @eiben @aus Ser GrGit.
oent Eaii auf eiHrn ans NlasfuaoIo
aeicrtiaten Sfnopf eiies teIegra.
pbiidlen Snitrlunentes rmo CAB 0a.
nit 00s Signal iir 0ie Groiinlng
Der 9llosla.2hifon glusiieQuug in
Seatile, @ai5 Gs nohnien 3abI.
reidle gerioHen Der 3erenRonie bel,
0arrnter Oss gsiamnte OipIomatiid)s
4orps 5pdter 6ielt ser Rrdiioem
einctt iniormeilen empiang ab.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

2SdlBln9toH, :. aSuni
sSm Wletropolitan Ghb oabier
lamb 3u e1ren oes iapanrihen Qlo-
mirais Baron llriu Elm g1nigtt
itatt, an Dem oer 93rii0eut Iaft un0
eine Rei6e anoerer bober Regierungs-
6eaniter tbeilnabmen. Serr Iait
belt cine glniprad1e, in Der ct auf Die
sDiiten sSapan mo ben Der Staa.
ten berrihenoe 5reimDIdlait bimUies
un6, on ieine bier geiudle ssapans
.Serrn llriu un6 ieinen
Qau0sleiien cine 2ln5abI SheiheIei.
en- iagte. Inter oen glHiueienoen be.
fan0en ii6 aud Der aomiral DeUep
in6 anoere bo9e omeritanilden slot.
1enoiii8iere.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
Mettes Gefiiit.
gNaiA iAIlllInn. [. eSnni.

2ealDlli8lon, 1. SUM.
Gas 5dnbamtsoeii5it iiir 0en 30,
nat Diai beirlat lout einem 9legie
riin9saisneis $5. l53.955, un0 iiiI
Ole rpriIoiieneu eli @louate 6es Reb,
nlmgsia0res S97 ,S5S.f02.
Gie t5eianmiatUuabnVn udbrena
Yla betrugen S53. .332.3i0, Die 9lus.
aiben $5s78G, ,265. Dieier gluapeis
lit aiiniiigcr ais man IN Regierungs.
lseiien nod Dor orei Wouaten ernor.
tete, un0 oas Sa6resoeii5it oiirite be.
oeuigH0 gcrinaer als Die Shdslng
Bon liz Dlilli0nen iein.
4aut Dem WloHatsausiueis oes
3 1dlatanttes bctrugen oie gmoes.
ihuloeu am GAluB ser @eidldfts.
iutnoen oes 81. giai. ab5iiglih oes
gaarbeiianoe8 i'm Gdab, $f,030.-
t29.Gf0. Gs 1T Dies eine 3unabme
Don $4.245,955 wd9reno oes g9o.
nais.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
HLnthidlabrn.
GcaoipOoO. z. 9, 2. suni.

9ea0ipooO, z. 9, 2. Suni.
Bum erIten W1ule ieit Sountog
bat 1ea0uooo pieoer telegrapbiide
8erbinounq nit Der auBsnpelt. glad
Shabangen belduft iid OerSodDflirtb.
ihaoen, DER in Der @egeuo oerglad
Sias insgeiann1t perltriadt iuur0e,
auf $500,000. SoiDoAl oie giortbme.
iiern-, Die Die 8urlIugton6abn baben
iebr idppere 8erllite eriitten. @on
beioen gabnen 1T ieit Sonntag tein
Bug mebr nah GeaO'Uooo getom.
men; uno nod mebrere Eage lang
werOen Die 4oiHahen per 8eipann
bereingebrodt meroeu miiiieH. 3u
Speariiib aQein miro Der angerihtete
5dlaoen auf $4,000 be5iifert. glid)t
weniger, ais IA 3oa Regen limb ieit
Sonutagabeno in oieier @egeno &c.
fdlleu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
SuIidlr ;yinfOellaridtinc
g8aibinalon. 2. sYIlni.


9seue faIihe $5 SilberRrtififate
boben 0ie 9luimerfiamfeit Oes BIZ
reaus 0es @ebeimoienites erregt. Gle
iul0 Oen Serien bon 1899. Die einen
sSnoiaHerfopf tragen, nodJgemadlt
uno fiuo aiif pbotonehaniihem @ege
aui 9onOpapier BON gutter Gualitat
georudt. Stride bon blauer Sinte
abnen oie Seioeniniern Der ehten
Sheine na6. Der Ssnoianerfopf lit
ihledt gemaht uno an ibm IaHeu
iih Die falifen Sheine am Ieihteiten
erfennen. Die glusfiibuing tit font
cine 3ienlih quite, uoinentlidb lit Die
9liidleite Der Sheine uobI geIungen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
@Omgtrs in gseifsn eans.

Z
Ganugl 0jonpers uno s5raHt
Morriiou. Irdiioent reio. Se1refdr
Ser Americsn federation Of 9abor.
hatten cine meitsre aoniereB i'm
@eiben aous NIT 0em Erdiioeuteu
1aft in gs5ug auf arbeiferangeie8en-
aeiien. Gs miro iei.eHs Der f60era.
ton aarlnid1i. oaB Der 4raioeiu
9epiiia gmpig5lnnqsp oes 8erbanoes
n ieine s5aares5oiihaft aniHeHme.
f9ompers reiit am f9. s5aHi Haf
europa nn6 pir0 erif i'm September
zurl1tglren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
@ertaat.

indianapolis. s5n0., 2. eaui.
Ole 8anama 8erieumoungsilage
geoen Die Gigensbiisler Der Snoiana.
Dolis 0gus Duree i'm gunoesgerid]i
big gum II. Gftober Dertast, Inn Der
IeaierHng @elegenbeit 8u aebgn, &c.
piHe SenseH 5erbeisnI4aiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
Qer 9immermannsansitnnb.
goiton. ll6ali., 2. SSuni

gaiht gon5 $50 gldnner fnmen
bon ben 1900 3intmerlelien. oie IN
Bolton unO llmaegeno fiir me5r
Qohn uno einen balben 6eiertog am
Gunitog oos gauge sSabr biuOurh
an ben Sneif gingen. nidt 5ur gIr.
BELT, uno nan erpartet. oaB aae in
eineH o0er 5'Dei Gagen luie0er 81
ihren g9erf3enaen greIien iUeroeu
lie meiiien aontroftoreH bnben oen
eaiteH idon lire 5oroerlnsen Be.
miuiqt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
2as idlIiekIide gleinIiat.
Gineinnali. q. 2. So

Sc iheint. SAP Sic 2eute in oieiem
ginneniteuerbe5irf. Der olrh n2oc1l
Option" tbeilweiie atrodeH@ gepor.
0rn lit, an Steae Don gier nun
GJ1isfep trinfen. 2aut Dem geriht
0es Gteueranies 0ieies Iiitrifts iiIr
1Qai iiel oie 5abrifation bon Bier
ndhren0 oieies glonats nm 1900
ssdiier as, D0bren0 bic 8ro6tftiou
Don ggbisfeo i'm $1,000 gnaonen
GROCER mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
Gro5ei! nngsblider 3agranber be-
gonHen.

OMAHA, 9eb., 2. syuni.
Die @er6ou6lung gcgen 6ie orei
Wdnner. bic beihuloi1t iino 6eusgoit.
ipagen Der 9aeiiic 0oerlano gimiteo
IN Der 9iaht uom .. 1iai -al.igehal.
ten iilo gep.inoert 3A baben, Rat
Dor 8id)ter Niunger i'm gunoesges
ridjt be9onneH. Der erite 3euge, Der
peruommen mur0e mar glleranoer
Nideliobn. Der 2ofomotiofiihrer Oes
3uges. CT fbiloerte Die 8orgdnge
hei Dem lleberiail no ioentiii5irte
5re0 8orienien. eineu Scr glneeflag.
ten. ais oen IRann, Der ibm Den
3e0oiDer Dor Den aopf 6ielt.
genper. COL, 2. SUM.
Sier murOc ,Sames S6elton Derbaf.
tqi, bon Dem Die Boli3ei glanbt, oaB
er 0as pierte Uiitglie0 Der 3ugrduber.
banOe it, 0ie einen lltlion Iacifie.
Gaiiager5nB fiir5lidj III Ser labe BON
Gmaba mf6ielt Stplton fam na1
Der gebauptuHg oes gSoli3eidefs
armiiroHg Dor mebraren Sdgen nob
TEMPER uH0 periiidlte, @eloer olii5r-
brinaen fir bic 3Sert1eioi8ung Der
6rei 2gute. oie iebt IN Omaha in Saft
fno. @5 1T cine geIobuung pom
$1,000 fir ieine 8erbaitnng unO
llabgrfii6riurg ausgeiest. ct miro
nidt ioiort uah Omaha gebraht per.
6en, iouoern bleibt bier. bis iih bic
5aden peiter entpidelt bdben. Auh
giuiau Stebsliion, oie iagt, ooB iie
Sbelton's 6rau lit, pirOe IN Sait
aenoMner.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
gIntilDrttrennenaeirt anatn0mmtn.
IanahaiIee. -. 2. sinni.

--IINVIT 10 lJlI-1 z. aJIIII-
Die bon Sloan einaereiffe Anti.
weftremenooTlage 1T i'm Nbgeorone.
irnbauie Don 5Iorioa nit "a Siin.
men gegen IS angeHommen woropu.
Eie 4orlage ging o0rber idon in
.Senate tRr1.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
gefauHter @eidaitsmaaH tO6trt nd
bnrdl Was.

Sdnes0iae, isis. 2. SUM.
Colin 6. gfargean Elm anaeie5ener
Tabrifont. besing bier SelbItmoro.
inoem er Gas eiHGibnefe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
9tumainperaiftnna.
Nanes0iag. glli8.. I.

SaHesOiQe, ISIS. /. SUM.
Ter Farmer 9. y. Malop 1T toot
uH0 ieine Satin mo 1oAter iino am
5terbu iniolge 4tomaingiit, 0as ia
9eAadieas Jletia opz4cnaax naaE :
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
Ala9ka.})ukOlt.
Sie gnSitcIlnna in Seattle nirS
oOn @rdiiScat Sait ourdl cin teIe-
srapBiidlrs Siaual cr5finet.
sir HnS fertis.

saS lanfenSc 9irdnnnssin6r miro i'm
SnnOeSbanSbalt NIT clnem Inter.
lbne Uon wcnisitcus 100 gtilliO.
ueH Collars abialiehca.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
J1ur ReOen.

sSin SnnSssirnat piro merthpOar 3eit
nit GsOenbaltsn iibsr Die Sarifuur.
Iasr Derg,noet; ga 6Ollettr's
9srptsit.
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-12-01
Good NeighbOrs.

81 have host Of good neighbors,'',
said a friend, but the one VINO does
most to make my life worth while
is one who is so humble that she
never thinks Of herself as my neigh
Dor. She is an old colOred woman,
and her house is bit Of a shanty by
the side of the road. She has a tiny
garden so full Of flowers that one
wonders how they grow. Her cat,
her dog, her crippled grandson, and
her ne er-do-well old husband, who
sits and smokes in the sun, and never
does a stroke Of honest work, are
Aunt Nancy's family. Meet the old
soul when you may, she is jolly. She
compliments you on your looks.
Honey, you doan't look a day older
dan you did twenty years ago!" Your
mirror tells another story, but
auntie's CHEEKY dattery pleases you,
nevertheless, and you take lesson
you need from the uncOnQuered en-
ergy and childlike goodness Of an OLD
woman who never learned to read,
but whose knowledge is deeper than
that Of some philosophers
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-12-01
Household Notes.

There should be three pairs Of
scissors in the kitchen, one for die
ing vegetables, one for trimming
fish, and one for general use.
Grind a handful of sunf1ower seeds
and give them to the canary. The
birds relish the little tender pieces
that are found among the seeds.
An excellent household remedy
for burns is olive oil or vaseline. The
great thing is to exclude the air
from the burned surface, and this
the oil will do.
A delicious salad is made of ba-
nanas cut in slices, dipped in may
onnaise, rolled in minced nuts and
served on white lettuce heart leaves.
There is no more efficacious way
Of removing finger marks from
woodwork, windowpanes or porce-
lain than by wiping them with
cloth moistened with kerosene.
An effective scarf for a hall table
may be made of linen crash with
figure embroidered on each end and
Of the same design as the paper on
the wall.
When a slice or two of bread is
left from meal, do not put into the
bread bag to be forgotten, but cover
over in dish and use for toast at
the next meal.
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-12-01
Nothing to Be Thankful For.

Here and there is an migrate who
declares that he Or she has nothing
to be thankful for. Poor amid the
wealth of the universe, here this
starveling is famished amid abund-
ance. Why, haven't you the sky, and
the clouds and the winds, and the sill
yer slanting rain, and the dancing
sunbeams, the treasures of Nature,
all your own, and treasures of Art,
too, within your reach? God pity
the pauper who prefers to be miser-
able in a world that is radiant and
glorious! Please God, let us avoid
that low mood, and that improbable
condition of mind, body and estate.
The homely, plodding, common
place years, when nothing happens
and we go on our rather humdrum
and monotonous round without ex-
citement or anxiety, are the bes>
years after all. God be praised!
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-12-01

with one-third of cupful Of butter
worked until creamy and mixed with
One-fOurth Of cupful OF flour.
Dredge the bottom Of the pan with
-four, and put in hot oven, reduc-
ing the heat as necessary that the
bird may not become too brown be-
fore it is we'll done. AS soon as the
-four is Drowned baste the turkey
with one-third Of a cupful Of butter
melted in three-fourths Of cupful
Of hot water, and, after this is used,
with the fat in the pan. Turn the
bird often that it may brown evenly,
and baste every fifteen minutes dur
ing the cooking. A tender ten-pound
turkey requires about three hours
for roasting.
The making of the stuf1ng must
always vary with ones taste.
Mock chestnut stufing can hardly
be told from a genuine chestnut one,
and is very popular. Cook one-half
of a tablespoonful of finely chopped
onion with One-fourth Of a cupful of
butter for five minutes. Add one
fourth Of a pound Of sausage meat,
and cook two minutes; then add one
and one-fourth cupfuls of hot mash
ed sweet potatoes, one-half of
tablespoonful of finely chopped pars-
ley, and salt and pepper. Heat to
the boiling point, and add one-half
cupful of stale bread crumbs.
Mince Meat (without alcoholic
liquor)-Mix together one cupful of
chopped apple, one-half cupful of
raisins, seeded and chopped, one-half
cupful Of currantS, One-fOurth cuDful
Of butter, one tablespoonful of mo-
lasses, one tablespoonful of boiled
cider, one cupful of sugar, one tea
spoonful of cinnamon, one-half tea
spoonful of cloves, one-half a nut
meg, grated, one-eighth of tea
spoonful Of mace, and one and one
half teaspoonfuls of salt. Add stock
in which meat was cooked to mois-
ten; heat gradually to the boiling
point and simmer one hour; then
add one cupful chopped cooked lean
beef, and two tablespoonfuls of bar
berry jelly. Cook fifteen minutes.
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-12-01
A Great Help in the Kitchen.

The greatest labor saver in any
kitchen is the meat chopper. | use
one for chopping all kinds of meats,
grinding cocoanut, chocolate and
nuts. After the dough is made in
the usual way run it through the
chopper eight or ten times using the
coarse grinder in the chopper, then
make out the biscuits and bake in
the usual way; you will never go
back to the mallet and block after
trying the chopper. +. M.
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-12-01
To HOusekeepers.

1t is our earnest desire to make
this department Of the Agriculturist
of the utmost practical value. Hence
we urge our many readers to con-
tribute something from their own
personal experience that will be help
full to others.