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The Washington times., 1909-02-17

g. NJ. S.-For steamed oysters, wash
shell oysters and arrange Gat side up,
i'm the steamer. Cover ana set over the
water at hard boil Ia twenty-five
minutes Ift the steamer from the fire.
10 the shells cape The oysters are done.
Pry on the lower she'll put bit OF but
Ter Ola each, and send al once 20 the
table. Pass salt and pepper and sliced
lemon with them They are delicious
Dr. eaten while not, preserving the naEor
far better than sJeWed or pauned oys-
tiers.
Lobster brolled In the shell: XIII the
lobster by cutting the tail off with one
stroke OF a knife With another clean
oul divide il leugIhWise into two equal
parts, shell and all. Take out the coral
the one LONE lutestiues and the stOm-
acn. Crack the claws with a hamm.
Put within a buttered broiler, split side
downward, and iT0il over a brisk fire.
AS soon as the juice begins TO run freely
withdraw long enough % wash literally
with melted butter and return 10 the
fire. turning often 90 keep IN the juices.
Cook about ten minutes on the split
side and eight upon the other.
Have ready sauce made by rubbing
two ta8l eruolufuls OF butter 20 a cream
with lemon juice and finely minced pars-
ley adaiTg a little cayenne. and wash
tie lobster with this while hot Serve
half lobster Co each guest, with oyster
forks for extracting the meat
The Washington times., 1909-02-17
SUFFRAGETTES PLAN
TO BUY A DIRIGIBLE
Undaunted by. Yesterdays Fiasco
When Attempting to Reach
Parliament Building.

LONDON. Feb. 17.-Determined TO
reach parliament by means OF a balloon
the militant suTragettcs today began
negotiating for dirisible air craft
Yesterdays hasco. when Miss Muriel
Matters attempted TO sail 10 the parlia-
ment building In a non-lirigible balloon.
which went fifteen miles out of the
expected course, has not daJnted the
suETagettes.
Miss Matters was even more beIige--
eEt today than ever, and in commenting
on her exploit in dropping thousands
OF hand bills from tine balloon over
the route of tie parade, declared sig
nihCantIy.
.'And IL VIII be easy to throw some
Lhine else from the naLlnon."
The Washington times., 1909-02-17

An excellent punishment for the aver
age child SIS TO uuaress and put hirl to
bed for an hour or two in the day imp
This can do no possible harm, and i'm
pres most children far more than a slap
or any other punishment
Don punish child one moment and
kiss and pet him the next. unless ne
comes ID you peniteutlE and begs for
Eiyeless- This quite does away with the
gO0d of the punishment
Don be impatient with the children
when they ask questions. provided they
arc sensible ones. bu- try and answer
them C0mDrFhausITclv and TO the hest
~ your ability. If YOU don't know the
answer Yourself. tell them so This is
far better than trying 20 put them of.
The Washington times., 1909-02-17
JEALOUS REPORTERS
HUNT DOWN ABRUZZl
Royal Quarry Escapes From Lon
don Just as Identity Be
comes Known
c0meS knnWn

LONDON, Feb. 17.-After three days
of vain searching for the Duke Of the
Abruzzi. newspaper reporters today got
on his trail, but were again cheated. as
the royal quarry escaped unseen at
lt a. N. on "a boat train, en- route 10
Paris.
The duke came here to complete prep
arauon Of an outfit he viii use I'm his
Himalayan exploring expedition He
lodged about the city to escape the re-
porters who wanted TO know the status
Of his affair with Miss Katherine Ell
klns
At one place. however, ne made the
mistake OF using his former incOguito.
Count NegrettL"
BY means Of this the reporters ferret
Ed out the duke today, bat when he
learned that he was discovered me com
hlssloned his attendants to arrange for
railway station.
The Washington times., 1909-02-17
TO SERVE WITH SALAD.

Instead of serving plain crackers and
cheese with salad a delicious substitute
may be used by preparing tiny cheese
and nut sandwiches Cut very thin and
remove the crusts or brown Or whole
wheat bread Spread lightly with but
ter and lay on each slice a thin shaving
of cheese Cover the choose closely
with freshly shelled black waInuts
sprinkled with salt; then put another
slice of the cheese and butter bread.
Cut the sandwiches either round or I'm
small diamonds or squares and press
slightly between weights to blend them
together.
The Washington times., 1909-02-17

Letters to The Washington Times
Inquiry Column are invited. CUES
tions which are not of general in
terest viii be answered by mail,
rush inquiries. by telephone Call
Main $3.50 Names and addresses Of
writer's must be affixed to their
questions as an evidence of good
faith, and a stamped and addressed
envelope must accompany each in
qulry which is not of public interest
The Washington times., 1909-02-17
PHILADELPHIA GIRL
Webs FRENCH COUNT
viii Make Home on Fermon
Estates Across the
Water.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6.-An inter
national romance which began two years
ago eliminated at noon today in the
wedding of Miss Elizabeth ListOn COCh-
T1ue, pretty society girl, to Count
George GinUuX de FeTmOn, OF France.
The marriage took place at the home
Of the brides father on Walnut street.
and was followed by d large reception.
The Count and Countess de Fermon
VIII leave for New York this afternoon,
and Will sail for Europe where they
viii make their home. 90 the FeUmOn
estates, in Touraiue. France.
The Washington times., 1909-02-17
HEX PARIS GOWNS
DELIGHT THE EYE
Henrietta Crosman Gives
Up Boys Clothes in
Latest Play.

For fae lrst time since her great
success rs SCH GEwu tu Mistress
Nell Miss Henrietta Crosmau is not
wearing boys. clothes.
Ia hen newest production, the comedy
"-aau." which same Soc tHe columbia
Thester Iasr evening for thc first Time
,u amy =tage. ia. clever eaIaeJieuue
las gone 90 the other extreme Ev ia-
uurlmE the most fetching gowns which
the Partisan muui-te could design
Mlss Crosmans hats have also been
brought from lar French capital and
1.tH tine Information that empire gowns
..d shirt waists aEe sIa longer I'D vogue
iH Paris. ID is probably sale to- assume
'.at 3D.. emmfue portion of .he audit
eaces NJ the Columbia this week lind
sufficient % delight the eye
Stunning Costume.
In act D. Miss Crusmau makes her
INST appearance boz stunning street
Costume ol pastel blue crepe meteor
H.itH 81 tNraa-uuarter coat embroidered
Iu. seIf-coIorcd silk. With this she wears
lCICIuU- muulToum hat of the same
maternal =HiucI oye- lEc frame. ana
trimmed with effective touches oi .cn5l-
chilla and huge pink rose az either
SIDE
For act II, Miss Crosmau appears i'm
mgSt bscJglnG evening -UWa of peach
Low chiffon draped in q very egsetfr.
fashion Owes satin crepe Dc CHINE pr
the same delicate shade. The bodice
ls eat Ne.y low ina "v' shape aud
uiied i'm with a vest OF gOId-luei cTgstal.
The sleeves and iae SKIRT at ONE side
are also embroidered with the crystal
Pretty Tea Gown.
In the accompanying illustration is
SHOWN srrvrr WORN eFE-g
Crosman in the third act. and which
cannot fail 90 charm not only tie APP
preciative feminine contingent i'm fhe
audience, but likewise the men,
The foundation of the lea gown is "a
severely plain empire slip OF rose SATIN
crepe de chine, mata siTh a long train.
and over this is dTaped on exceedingly
graceful lines. d sort Of tunic or kim
ona effect of rose CUl0Ted net. heavily
embroidered In gold.
The Washington times., 1909-02-17
SALT HELPS THE HAIR.

No application is better for IusterIess
hair than salt
Rub well into the roots Of the hair at
night then tie mp in a large handker-
chief or wear night can.
Brush out the salt DID the morning
s9t.-Fdi appHcauoDs VIII show mark
cd Improvement I'm the apDc7ranre of
the hair.
The Washington times., 1909-02-17

So Tar as bread ls concerned. ls solved DIV
Bereus Bakery Rye Bread. You can
not secure better tasting. more n8urlsl-
ing OF more easily digrSted bread. Order
loaf today. IN viii mean the ending
of Dake-IaE worries.
The Washington times., 1909-02-17
We Handle -Four Grades of Molasseg

and offer you the highest az &c for la
gallon iE "a Mason jar. fth and II me-
and j. o.. -. Iyles' other stores.
The Washington times., 1909-02-17
KaIamazoo Inverted Liqhts.

st-Salc-BrIEht SO Complies put
on. c. A. MUDDIMAN & CO.. Cl6 18th
81. lZg4 q 81
The Washington times., 1909-02-17

-. Title Catholic Church lOTu-d-
marriages during Lent unless sPecIa.
diapeusatilu isl obtained
The Washington times., 1909-02-17

4
Wult-If M is on the left OF II. who
has gone out. he is considered as going
out ahead OF $. OF vice versa
The Washington times., 1909-02-17
STICKLER FOR WORDS.

Does Mrs. Peck's husband command
a. good salary"
HE earns "a good salary. She com
mauds lt'-BOstou Transcript
The Delta independent., 1909-09-10

Remember Our Shoe Sale is until September 18th
inst, the price and quality prevails. size for
every foot and price for Every Pocket Book.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-10
DELTA CITIZENS SHOT.
Fired at From the Rear on the
Streets of the Town.--Names
Not Yet Known.

Last Wednesday afternoon, while
half dozen of Delta's prominent
citizens were walking down Main street
they were shot at by an unknown per-
son. Each one of the shots took effect
and although the results were neither
serious nor painful they will be lasting.
The weapon used was one of the new
cameras taken from the stock of the
Seaton Drug Company. Snapshots
were taken of the backs of men seen on
the streets every day and the pictures
are displayed in the window of the
Seaton store, with prizes offered for
those who first guess the names of the
persons who were photographed. The
pictures are designed to call attention
to the splendid stock of cameras and
Photographic materials of all kinds
which has just been installed by the
Seaton Drug Co. There are cameras of
all sizes and styles from those used by
the amateur who is just starting to the
larger sizes which can be used by those
more experienced and one can obtain
complete outfit for almost any price
desired. Mr.. Seaton secured the agency
from affirm which is not connected with
the trust and thus the prices for his
material run about Is per cent lower
than those asked by the trust. Local
experts say that there is nothing better
on the market.
Amateur photography is tremendously
fascinating and no doubt will grow very
popular in Delta. Almost anyone can
take good pictures with the material
now easily obtained for very little
money. 1t is also easy for the amateur
to develop and print his own pictures,
although Mr.. Seaten has made arrange
ments for an expert to do this work
for those of his patrons who desire it.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-10
WOmen'S New Fall Suits

Almost daily receiving the New Fall Suits, Furs
Skirts and Goats. and expect have stock practically
complete during the coming week Women are saying nice
things about these New Suits hear said about
the good lines and the tailoring Come and see these new
arrivals You will find the styles the reliable Come
and see what the styles really In the line are broad
cloths serges satin cloths chevots worsten and homepuns
Also tafeta one-piece fancy suits.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-10
M. E. Conference
Local Appointments.

The Conference of the M. E. church
just closed at Pueblo returned Rev. j.
A. johnson to Delta and Rev. ]. S.
Ferris to Cedaredge. Paonia gets j.
@. Vermillion; Hotchkiss, G. G Giller;
Olathe, w. o: Wollover and Montrose,
L. j. Hole.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-10
When You Buy Shoes

When you buy Shoes you simply pay the dealer an
advance tor certain amount Of Shoe Service We see that
get not only the Shoes but the Service The difference
dealers is their idea Of this service For So $3.50 $4 or
$3.50 you buy the best shoes in this town
plus the most liberal idea Of service Mathers Guarantee
really protects you.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-10
Reward.

To party returning telescope satchel
given them by mistake at Delta sta
tion. Leave at corner Howard and
9Th streets.
The Delta independent., 1909-09-10
During the Fair

We invite you to during your visit to the
Big Delta County Fair Whether you come to shop or to
convenences you will be welcome Use our rest or
toilet leave your wraps packages in care let
serve you in any way
The Delta independent., 1909-09-10
Real Estate Transfers.

Warranty Deeds recorded during the
week ending August "a, 1909, furnished
by The Delta County Abstract Com
pany, Byram Luce President:
John Bosold to Hugh B.
Smith, 20 acres near Cedar
edge, .......... ...... 50, OPS 90
Delta Town Company to
Bertha Bowden, 2 lots
Delta, 300 90
Belle X. Ruhl TO George A.
Heininger, 40 acres near
Delta, 2,4oO 90
Alice S. Burch to Oscar Hood,
20 acres near Cedaredge,.. 1,500 90
Alice s. Burch to A. w. Nc
Daniel, 20 acres near Ce-
daredge, 49,. 1000 90
Minnie G. Stewart to George
Knapp, 20 acres near Ce-
daredge, ...... $500 90
Thomas E. Wood to Glenn w.
Davis, lots Crawford, 49,. s5 90
Arthur w. Lowell to w. o.
Hood. Chas. E. Hood and
A. w. Mcdaniel, 20 acres
near Cedaredge. 400 90
Harmon r. Sanders to James
Sanders, tract North Delta, 1000 90
C. C. Hawkins to Grant
Heter, y int. 20 acres near
Paonia, ...... 80. 1900 90
Richard Swan to John M.
Roth. tract near Paonia, j.. 5000 90
Jesse A. johnson to B. F.
Yeoman, tract North Delta. $500 90
The Delta independent., 1909-09-10
Gents Furnishing Dept

SAY-How are you fixed for that suit you
will need for FAIR WEEK and the GUNNI-
SON TUNNEL OPENING. 1t will never do
to wear your old one to an event like that.
You will need one of our New Models Gust
arrived) to make proper impression on
President Taft and the crowd you will be
compelled to mingle with during that week.
So come in and let US fit you out and there
will be no question about your reception at
any function.
The Hickman courier., 1909-04-22
In Early Days.

Back when the people depended
on steamboats, to carry them across
country and up country and down
country. with stage coachy times for
the land lubber, the steamboat cap
tain was the biggest man on earth.
The myraids Of people who travelled
with him we're happy and felt safe
when they could get close to the
captain. and when the boats were
approaching a landing the passengers
aboard had 10 be warned back so
that the people on shore could see
the captains. He usually gave these
orders himself. Even Andrew Jack
son, in his time, could and did
make trips by steamer from Louis
vile to New Orleans without incident
or discovery that the greatest man
Of bis day was aboard.
A story is told Of Jackson that on
one Of these trips there happened to
be big rough "bully" Of fellow
aboard the same boat who had most
Of day made fruitless effort to find
some one who would engage him in
a fight. Watching the mans ma
neuvers and how the fellow seemed
to suffer. Jackson approached him
when the boat had left Cairo, and
told him he had thought over the
matter and decided 10 accommodate
The Hickman courier., 1909-04-22
sur, Coming to Hickman.

. ,O.cial from Padueah in Satur-
>, commercial-Appeal says, In
L..I.rOoe 10 the electric line to be
l.s, 10 Hickman ~. F. Harth. a
|~.nb,r Of the Southern Electric
|r..aruction Company. which pro-
r,,,, 10 build an in,erurban line
f. Paducah to Hickman, KY. has
|.,,,,usd from the East and reports
EA,, he made arrangements with a
|,,oviabls brokerage firm to sell the
|A0si,. No donations will be asked
! d. towns on the line.
"ln speaking Of the prospects II.
n. Loving, president Of the COM
|yary, stated that a company plan
|rOurructing a line from Memphis
n Covington, Tenn, and he believ-
u that arrangements could later
h made for the two lines 10 connect
i nns point between Covington
|.nd Hickman, giving a through
|,l.ctre line from Paducah TO Men,
bis. Regarding the line 10 Hick-
nan b, says il is certain tobebuilt."
We az, unable to give any further
PARTICULARS concerning this enter
yhs. but Judging from what the
P,ducah papers have to say about II.
B, work will undoubtedly begin
vtsin very short time.
Letter come.
The Hickman courier., 1909-04-22
A. N. Tyler Wins in Contest.

In the free for all contest for the
best name suggested to take the
place of H. N. Cowgil's famous
drink, heretofore known as "Rex
Phosphate" A. M. Tyler comes
out winner. The name offered by
Mr.. Tyler and selected by the COM
mittee is "Reo."
Seventy names we're entered in
the contest, the winner to receive
free season ticket to Cowgill's soda
fountain.
The committee appointed to select
the best name from the number Of
fered was composed Of Judge J, w.
Roney, Alex Stone and DR.. c. M.
Blackford.
The Hickman courier., 1909-04-22

him when the steamboat came to the
next landing. Jackson was a small
man, physically. and the fellow was
dumfounded, "You1" he asked,
"Why. ! can lick you with one
hand" "You had probably best use
BOTH" said Jackson quietly.
The Hickman courier., 1909-04-22

The fight took place at the Old
Iron Banks, nov a part of Columbus,
Ky, and Jackson wiped up the Hick-
man county mud with that fellow
and so used him up that his mother
wouldn't have recoznized him two
weeks later.
The Hickman courier., 1909-04-22

Both Senators Paynter and Brad
ley are preparing to get the Stanley
tabacco tax amendment put back in
the Payne bill by the Senate.
County Clerk S. T. Roper is in
Oklahoma this week looting after
some property which he purchased
there. He left Monday.
Mrs. w. S. Ellison will entertain
the Embroidery Club Friday after
noon at 1850.
Drink REO-Cowgill's Drug
Store.
The Hickman courier., 1909-04-22
Brig. Gen. Scott Promoted.

Brig. Gen. Charles Scott, COM
mandipg the Mississippi brigade of
the Forrest Cavalry corps, has been
promoted by Gen. H. A. Tyler,
general commanding the Forrest
Cavalry corps, by advancing him in
rank to major general and assigning
him to the command of the Alabama
and Mississippi divisions of Forrest
Cavalry Veterans. vice Maj-Gen.
Edmund R. Rucker, resigned.
DR.. F. M. Rogers is appointed to
succeed Gen. Scott in command of
the Mississippi brigade. A general
order was issued to this effect by
Gen. Tyler from his headquarters at
Hickman Ky.-Commercial-Appeal.
The Hickman courier., 1909-04-22

Fritz Lane, of Cairo, is here visit
ing Hickman friends this week.
Lane has position in one of the
dry goods houses at Cairo, and is
doing well.
c. S. Patterson was called to Glib
son county this week on account of
the death Of a cousin.
T. T. Swayne and R. M. Isler
made business trip to Tiptonville
first of the week.
REO-best drink on the market
Cowgill's.
, 1909-12-16
State Land Notice
United States Land 0fi(

United States Land Office,
Cheyenne Wyoming, Nov. II, =
Not coal land.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCEn
Notice is hereby given thai
State of Wyoming has filed ID
office application to select a y
lands situated in townships desc''
herein. That the list is open 10
lie inspection, and "A copy thefeV
descriptive subdivisions has !
posted in this office for the lnsP''
of the public and all persons lu's'
ed. List Nc. $50, Serial No. @9'
NJ NE4, SEA NE4, NEl SCI !
Il, TIC N, r. Sc W., 6 7. NJ
Protests and contests VIII 81
ceived for filing prior to aPprO''l
certification and forwarded "
general land office at Wasnlns1
ID. c., for action. nj
w. L. Chapline
ll-ls-l2.ls Regi'ss|
, 1909-12-16

the winter. He will visit relatives in
| Oklahoma before his return to this
place net March. Luke Wheeler
will look after his stock on the Camp
bell ranch during his absence.
Hugh G. Mowry, accompanied by
his father, Earl Mowry, e down
the past week after some new parts
for their saw mill, which they are re-
pairing for the purpose OF starting up
shortly. They are also hauling baled
hay to this point for shipment to
Rawlins.
Findley NJ. Scarrow was released
from the hospital at Cheyenne and
his wife took him down into Nebraska
where they are at the present time.
| Mr.. Scarrow is able to be up and IA
round, but gains strength very slowly.
1t will be several months before he is
able to return.
E. l.. Stewart was down from Ten
mile Monday after "a load OF supplies.
He says they are having plenty OF
snow DIT his place now, which is situa-
ted in the foothills on Brush creek.
The passing back and forth of men
for Gold Hill makes 1t fairly lively at
his place these days.
Miss Bertha Hillard has accepted a
position behind the drygoods counter
| of I'll. +. Pilon's store to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the departure of Mrs.
Walter Pilon yesterday for a visit to
her home in Beaverville, Ills. Miss
Hilliard will certainly be IA capable
and pailstaking clerk.
Hans Christensen came in Monday
evening from Spring creek where he
has been engaged i'll baleing hay. lie
baled 80 tons for Fred Hutchinson
and Ito tons for j. w. Alden. Hans
was debating, the last time We saw
him, whether he would hang up his
sock at Christmas time or not.
, 1909-12-16
stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
'i the First National Bank of Saratoga
Will be held at the office of the bank
IN Saratoga, Tuesday, January, lltb.
1910 Tor the purpose of electing direct
ors for the ensuing year, and the
~transacting of such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing Saratoga, Wyo. Dec.7th 1909
Lon A. futile
Cashier
, 1909-12-16
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of The Badger
State Mining and Milling Co. will be
held at the Office of the Company in
Saratoga, Wyoming, on the 9th day
January 1910 for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year aud
to transact such other business as
may properly come befor said meet
ing. c. E. Jensen,
l2-9'1-5 Secretary
, 1909-12-16

l want your corset business, l want
every n wearing a corset to try my
guaranteed corsets.
To introduce them will sell for the
next 30 days at special price, the fol-
lowing numbers are quoted;
Style 274-regular price $l.75
Special sale price LIS
Style 305 regular price 2.S5
Special sale price 2.25
Style 207 regular price ESQ
Special sale price LIS
This corset is guarant eed not to. rust
break, tear, or push out at top or bot
tom aud to wash.
This offer good only to new GUS
toners of this corset.
30 days only
II. A. Dyer.
, 1909-12-16

Let me tell you how to solve the
question Of what to give for a Xmas
present, also ID present that the longer
they keep it the more valuable it will
be. A present that will make them
independent in a few years, one that
can be purchased at the low price of
10cts for a short time only A block
Of Magnolia Mining Stock.
, 1909-12-16

Genuine Berger (the kind that
s~parkles,) cut glass water pitchers.
tumblers, bowls. nappys, salt and
peppers, sugars and creamers at
Scott's