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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-05
BUS PASSENGERS

n. T. Cross. secretary of the United
States Land and Irrigation exposition
which conNenes in Chicago from Nov
20 to Dec. 4, is stopping at the Knutss.
FORD Mr.. Cross is here with a. view
to- interviewing Gov. Spis, and other
prominent men Of Utah and securing
their assistance In having Utah,s ir-l
rigation projects well represented at
the big exposition. The states of
Idaho. Oregon, Montana, Colorado.
Wyoming, California, and New Mexico
and Arizona have all taken consider
able space, and no doubt Utah will
do the same sE
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Munger. three
daughters and a son are at the Kunts-;
ford. The}Sparty halls from Birming-
ham. Ala, and have been to the yell
lowstone They are on Their. way to
Los Angeles. where they will spend
"a few weeks and then return to their
Alabama home. There are also four
tourists from Tennessee and three
from Georgia on their way to the
Park.
George r. Cox. a well known bust
ness man of Phoebe, is at the Wilson.
Mr.. Cox is here on business.
r.. NJ. Fottier, OF the United states
forestry service, with headquarters at
asliingtofi, d. CTS a guest al the
Kenyon. Mr.. Fottier is here on off
cial business.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Smiley. of Boul-
der, Colo, are at the Kenyon. Mr..
Smileysis a professor in the Uniyer-
sity of Colorado.
w. Howard Ogborn, A. y. Kaiser and
! CT Newton. of Cincinnati; and
George r. Hopkins of st. Louis, are
at the Cullen. These gentlemen are
interested In the Moapa irrigaticil
| Iroiect.
e. III. Dewey. proprietor of the
Dewey hotel at Nampa, Ida, is re-
gistered at the Cullen. Mr.. Dewey is
| here on business.
Judge J. Hugo Grimm. Of the state
circuit court at st. Louis, Mo-, was
in the city today looking up old
/, friends, among them being j. r..
I.etcher. clerk of the federal courts.
with whom he graduated from the ST.
Louis High school, Judge Grimm has
been to Seattle and California, and
is now on his way home via the Yel-
loWstoIe park. This is the first trip
| he has ever made to the west and he
says 1t has been a. revelation to him..
He is especially pleased with the
appearance of Salt Lake, where in.
his opinion there are many evidences
of n vigorous and solid growth Cor
years to com
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4. PRODUCE
lc.IIllIcAG,o

Chicago, Aug. 5.--Ali grain markets
were extremely weak during early trad
ing owing 70 exec dlngi " favorable ,
weather conditions In this count and q
ing Of the new crops, Beartsh sentl-
ment In the wheat pit was further aug
mented by declines OF IA pence to. y sss N
Liverpool Wheat opened at declines OF
"a to u Within first few minutes the z
price dropped to 1OOA. There was As
mcderate rally later in the day owing
to covering by shorts. prices advancjn.
about V from the low point.
There was Il general selling in the
corn market and support was poor.
Opening prices We're 1saiA to 5s@i low
er, September being at 81 to So. For
a time the price held within the opening
range. ;S5s
Trade in oats was active with outside
loans again leading In the selling. Sep
TENDER opened Il az lower at 50 to Il
and declined to 800 tg 54 III
Provisions were strong owing to light
receipts of live hogs. Opening prices
were to 22a higher, f,s3si;s a
Wheat-A sharp rally occurred toward
midday, September advancing to 1.01 * Z.
The market again, however, became
weak and prices dropped still lower
September selling off to 100 The close
was weak with September off 1la Q1ss
at 100. u. 8.
Corn--S September after advancing to- 81
5slumped severely declining to 62s 6D63 !
| The close was weak with September
uoNtl tl
Glossy ~, Sept. i.oo1 Dec 9s IS
corn--sept.. So Dec, %; May, sex.
oatsmsept 6a1a q IS DEG. IS V @ S.
Pork Sept, 2o.5o; jan. 10 81 q.
/ Lard-Sept., II. SOa11. 32ls; Oct, IL .27Js:
| Nov. SO, JAN. Q. so. 81
Ribs-sept. II or Gl11,o5; Oct, 10, 7o@
! 1o.72E Jan, S.7ala
| Rye-Gash, "a; Sept. 20.
! Barley-Cash. tf a 65,9
Timothy. 40. "a
CloVer-Cash, 1.5o; March. l2.4o.
BUTTER AND 2IGG css.
| Chicago, Aug 5.-Bntter-s steady.
/ Creameries. 22GD25. dairres, GOA 23J. lsssE3
| Eggs-Steady; receipts. 6SlB: at mark
cases included, IS; irsts. 21a prime
frsts. %. 5s VA SIS 81
Gheese-strong. Daisies, is X @s4 twin.
5141s94: young America, 15s4 long horns,
| l5laa q ig3
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
4 New York. Aug. 5.-sugar. raw, hrm.5
Fair refining, rs; centrifugal. .9S test,
1 los; moiasses sugar, 3.21 l3. 80.
Refined Crushed, Is 50 powder
ed. sos: granulated, 4 .95.
Coffee-Quiet. No. Rio, IS tals; MOI
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Rs James A !. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon: GA II Il
a & NJ " a VI; egole, * tG5:
4 llemung, III X al; Cum Ely, u a.
III Il 5. Ely Con, i asked; lobe, 4 %
4 rs Dsisy, 8 o. 81 La r. ose. So
Is III New. ,3U tab, "a rs q Is Raven,
a 81 \, Yukon. 8 "a a. s. 5-16 4 ella,
7 75ss s; Gas, 10 6 "a /; B. & @30;
Cob. Cent p % g Davis Dial y Is
~ irst Nat, s Is ~ x Gf Con,
6 u II Florence @ 8 \ NJ ajestie,
9 a. 90 Ri. Coaln, g 8 % %; Ray Con-,
sI8D191s I Leaf, 10 al a.; Chino.
s 75ss3 l57fi ;S: inspiration. n q;
/ Adventure, X IA a 2. Coml.. 43}s g ~
SB. Goaln 25 4 aD25s4 c. s; Fl \, $50 asked
DAILY West, S11a d0S11s; CRANKY, 1ol@ plo4;i
al Iexico ON; ~ \, gs !,
Quincy, 30 bid; shannon. IS @16A y tflh
Con, 4411s QD45; Winona, rs @6l, SWyan-a
tdotte, q @25s N N Sc bid y Zinc
SO D3a1 n b., "a GD131 X; Royale. 2Sl1
bid !; Miami, 16 ~ OLGA; s. & b = lpl61s;;
OH, 341s 93474 ]; apex, Is 95;@ ironS, 9SSa
m10; AIlouez, 46ln asked; Atlantic, .9la
s0b10;5 c. & A., Il 05 a LOG; Cent, "a " 9351a:i
Copper Range, s2s4 GDS3 s; Fran kiln 177z a
is Ia Sale, ~ @15s3a 81 Ma S., Y Gg9;
Mich, 1925 G10asa New Con, y g24hs::
Parrot, asked; santa Fe n g gs,s:
wolverine, lib bid: Nipissing, 10E@
105s; C.. M. 20@2S;; b. O., 4 81 u @16; Han
cock. Ill bid; Kew. Va dts75 y whouse,
27S@3M s. ts p Z, II alt II ]; S., corn,
81 & @54s 81; u, s.. pfd, 51Sa4 G52; Hell
yetia, 5677s M714. 4,
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G. a. R. RATES,
Special Rates and Trains Via Salt

Lake Route. ~
For the G. 4. II. Reunion, the visit
of the Wizard of the Wasatch. the dedi-
cation of st: Mary's cathedral and the
presence of distinguished preIates, THE
SALT LAKE ROUTE announces one
fare for the round trip from all sta
tons in Utah, on sale August Sth to-
14th inclusive, good to- return August
18th. Two fast trains from Tintic.
District, three trains from Payaon and
points north See bills and AJAX near
est Salt Lake Route agent for full par
tlculars, 800 Y;
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COMSTOCK


and brokers, furnished the following
received over their private wire this
afternoon. 4.
coMsToCK
ophir.1.25 Gil 71s: Gould & Curry. 1917
20; Con. va, SO 50: Savage, 1906; Hale.
& Nnrcross SO bid 81 elbow - acket, 81
bid; Belcher. 72@so; Confidence. 50 BID;
Sierra Nevada IS a 3d.; Exche quer, % bid;
Union. 50 asked; ChollaE. "a asked; I'o-3
Al ~ ~ 4 ToNoPAII,
ironopah Nevada is bid; Montana
Tonopah, 10 asked; Tonopah Extension
As a. 40; MacNamara ,$ $3.50; Midway, 70
bid; Tonopah Belmont, SIS asked: West
End Cons. Is bid Tim Butler, SO Q; CT.
Cons. 6.521s @ 6.55.
BuLLFRo
Bonnie Glare, s bid; Montgy. Mt. sa4;s
Homestake Cons, asked i ramp Cons
aIANHATTAN.
Mustang. / Bid; Pinenut, i bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Pittsburg Sill. peak, "a 0l47; Eagles
Nest. a asked; Round Mountain, 6S go
Rawhide Coalition, % 20 "a.
GoLDFIELD. s
Jumbo Ext. 11a19; Booth. sa1o; Blue
Bull, 697: Silver Pick, II IL; Blue Bell,
3 bid; Hibernia, 2 asked; st: Ives $ bid;
Conqueror, a asked Lone Star. 36DI; Orc.
6a7 Atlanta; 14a1S; Ct Bend; a 6@ BED g
D.tield B. B. Cons, n2; Goldfeld
Daisy, 22a23; Comb. FRACTION, 5000;
CT. Bend Ext, 2 asked; I CT. Bend An
mex. 2 asked; Kewaros,s S@9; Portland
2 bid; craekert Jack, 4 bid; II. Mohawk. s
bid; Red Hills. IS al: Tiger bid;
Grandma, 9 asked; Goldfeld Con, 6. 80 "
a6.55; ID field Triangle asked.
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AFTERNOON SALES.

carisa, 100 at Sc; 400 at 95.
Columbus Con-, 200 at 1,47ts; 1850 at
1.50: 100 at Isl, seller co.; 500 at 1.52 Y I;
200 at 1.52is, seller 60.
Con. Mercur, 200 at 20.
Grown Point, 500 at IS: LOCO at IS u.
Grand Central. 400 at 2.55!, seller co.
500 q . s.5 So e seller 10; 100 at 2.52 Is
Iron Blossom, 800 at 1.50 400 at Las.
Mason Valley, 100 at EOS.
Mountain Lake. zoe at %.
Ohio Copper, 100 at 4.45.
Prince Con, 100 at 1.95,
Provo. $500 at II, 1000 al II, seller
go.
& South Columbus, 800 at 1874.
j. r. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
3s4 Atlas. Bell. 1910. Res. s004-z.
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% TVS. '9il.Els.,f
WOOL.

st. Louis Aug. 4 5.--y Wool, stead y, Fer
ritory and western ediums ~ Gp ~;
fine mediums, 22g25; fine, 13di9.
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BUSY WITH GRAND CENTRAL.
Stock Receives a Material Boost After
Saggins Several Days.

Considerable support was given
Grand Central today and under the aid
given. the stock received ma
teriai boost that sent it up nearly
20 points before the close. 1t was
clearly theffeature of the market which
was stronger and better this morning
man 1t has been in several weeks.
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Enlisted s toeks. "a. Asked.
AJAX 81. 4. !. s. LIS so al
shsss raaasl IS s. AZ ~
Bingham ANAL amated. III \. +. I. |.
Black Jack q. 3. y +. - 223Js.
Boston Con $500. ...4.. /. Il III. 90 1850 81
|sBrcokl yn ..8, /. 4 q. 4. !. II .06
4Bullock 3. IS. .02a.a .03A
Camp Bird !; y! s.. !. -, oil " Gel:
3Gftrisa NJ Il il4l w
Century Y. =. a. 81. =. 05 x Il. i.t . I.
Colorado SO. I. /. q. -. 49,. 1.9711s 200
columbus !. {. ~. 80. i 40 i III
Crown Point K. I. Il. 3. I. ut 81.
Con. Merciif -. +. !. y. $50. 10 s556.24 q
DAILY Judge ~. -. ". IS a 90 30 n
Decker C. r.. <. i. IS :. 1. Il. (. .U1 NJ
Dragon Iron n IS. !. ~. 40
Eagle & Blue Bell TO .S3 81
East Grown Point. . Il AK .03 .03A
Fast Finite Con. n. 03 sf .03 is
East Tintic Dew. !. !. 81 IL ,s3. ~ u
East Tintic Gold King = B. ...... .00sss
El1le15a ~ y. 4. 4. Id 81
|lSuFek{t ~. W.
Gale ma. ......t .O4 ........
Gold Reef Z. ~. 10 Z
@SiOdlNaS ...... 40 Il
|BliOld DAISY ~ 81 20 N
Grand Central -. z, II. 2. 52Iss 2.55
iiss. i.9s W. Y . /. . " NJ . GS 49,
Indian Queen =. -; -. II ~ .06
1ngot} $500. .Gl n
3llyO -. 2s .u1 .Ub III
Iron Blossom "a .45 y 1.4ila
Iron King Con ...;.. Z. u. IL us!
lint. Oh I. &. ~. .64 s. sc Il
keystone s.,..I ~ n lsg&&. "a e
King David . 40 n
fe shf r IN 1isa.n o. 81. .ss i,
I Little Bell ~. AZ. !. II. ". i so f5
Little Chief q. ..5.s..... ss5 Al 81 50
Lower Mammoth ~. vs.. .35 AZ
4 Majestic &. Il. Z. 81 va 4 .05 "
Mason VI LEY 2 ~. -. 200 2.05
i M aysS ia y 70 !;
II filer HI 4. /. !. Is. Xxi #
Mineral Flat Z. {. /. ~ ~:
\ Mountain Lake t33y % .23
I Nevada Brit isl1se. !. \. II. .5 80 go
Nevada Hills ~. !. !. s.. 80
i NeWhouse 81. s5. i. I. as is "a
i North Gift Us Il X. .. OF I
i Ohio Coppe -. 4. 4. As ii IA Boz
Il sPlMtuS y. l21a SS5l .l3 Z
Prince Con. (. ~. III .2211asl i 30.
4 Provo ~, \. y, J. =. iii. 121a IA .13
4 Richmond Anaconda Z. 1914 lie
i Sacramento -. ..,.. .02 Il III .02I..
Scottish Chief I. !. - .02
II 5s5cnWab L. $3.50. |55{3.l4 ....l...
I$sseyen Troughs 4. 80. 1914 !.161 !:
Silver King ....... ~. 80. 100 i
i Sioux Con-, y. !. ~. i. 05s Il. 10 4
y South Columbus Con i. .23 y "a
/ South Iron Blossom II n .01llas .02
4 Tintic Central Il. .s,....,. .14h .153
4 Tintfc Comb. Z. 3. /. L. .D3,t
\ sTintic5 Emp. q ". .. NJ. OILY .03
1 Tintic Sil. CIR. .!... /. NJ. .25 4
Tintic Humb. -. z. .011ls y. -. !.
n 5Uncle Sam 4. :. i. $50. .Ta rs
4 Utah Con. -. Fl. !. -, ~ .1211
4 Victor Con. /. !. ~. .07jsl s.0S
4 / Victoria I. I, !. &. y. {, l1.57A i. rs
Il Western Nevada 4. J. (. y. % 30
n Yankee Con Z. &. /. !. 8. 20 %
A Yerington Copper -. 53 ] OPS IS G22i
a Zanoli \. s i .03
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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= SAN FRANCISCO ,,IlAEARKET.

James a. Pollock g. Co, bankers
and brokers. furnished the 5follloWing
received over their private wire this
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u Il
From the time the stock was called
ON the regular board until itSciosed
on the open board it never stopped
in its upward course. The stock
OPENED at S2.42 70 and closed at 81 6 o..
I'm all 600 shares were sold 4 ss
ss Columbus Consolidated was stronger
today although $500 shares changed
hands Iron Blossom was up to the
Hs1.5tl mark today and was a lively
sci I:rS at that price. Ohio Copper was
fairly steady, but shows no improves
snient Colorado was also stronger to-
day. 81
In all s7,361 shares were disposed
of during the morning session for
which S5a,s61,32 exchanged hands.
On account OF the recent strike at
the Cedar Talisman property the!
Stock was selling at cents this morn.
ing. Eagle and Blue Bell registered
the first sale today that has been
made In this security in some time.
1T sold at SO cents.
sia On 4, the curb market Silver king
Consolidation was he only stock out
Slt was offered at 90 cents and 80
cents was bid. Ell
roRENoo QUOTATIONS.
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j REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Floating at Saltair-it's Glorious.
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DRAWS UP CONTRACT.

General Manager Mcdonald has,
drawn up papers for a contract for
sinking the Mill shaft of the Nc
Donald ELY. from It's present depth
of 200 feet to a depth of 500 feet and
running 1000 feet Of drifts from the
300 leyel. II his is the property in which
. Thomas kearns, 3 David Keith and a
number of other Salt Lake mining men
are Interested. 1t is understood that
" is the intention OF the company to
spend in the neighborhood of $780, 900 in
work and machinery on this ground.
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BOSTON 81 COPPER OF osE.

brokers, furnish the following received
/ over heir private wire yesterday after
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-05

r., J. Evans left last night for Los
Angeles where he expects to be for the
next month. ~ q "A "A
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Cedar Talisman, 5000 at t.
columbus. 400 at 1.42lls; 400 at 1.45.
Eagle s. llre Bell, 100 at so.
55a5 East Tintic Con, 200 at "A, "
Il Grand Central. 100 at 2.42la. 400 at
2.45: 200 at 2.47,s:: 400 at $50; 100 at 80,
seller 60, 500 at 80 u ], 900 at 2, 90 zoo
at 25I3s; 300 at 2.55. seller 60.
+. Indian Queen, 1900 at O..
Int. Pit & OIL Dew, 300 at 30; 200
at 81.
/. As: 900 at 1, 4711a; 200 ut $50.
Min Lake. 500 at 90 Y.
y Ohio Copper, 100 at AGO.: 100 at 4.50,
buyer 60; 100 at 4471a; 100 at 4.52lls,
buyer 60. 100 at 455, buyer go.
z So Col Con, 500 atS824;; 500 at 22,1ss,
seller go; 1000 at a, buyer 60.
Tintic Cent, 900 at 10.
Tin. Comb, 1000 at .,
Yer. Copper, 500 at 81; 500 at 3.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Colorado, 100 at 1.s7lla, seller 6O 100
at zoo; 100 at 200, buyer 80; 300 at 2.O5,
buyer 60. 535i5. If
{ Columbus, 900 at 4 .42,s: 500 at Las;
500 at l.47Ils, buyer 90: 500 at l.411taa.
Grand Central, 200 at LOS: 500 a 2.5T7 x,
buyer SO; 500 at 2:57l1aa;; 500 at $50.
Iron Blossom, ], leo at LITE; 600 at
1,5o.
May Day, GEO a. q r. 9
Mason Valley, go at 2,o5.
Plutus, A6l at 10.
Tintic Central. 1000 at Ia.
REcAP1TULATIoN.
Shares, Value.
Regular cali. %, 500 si9,0Ss.5 30
Open board ..i....... II. IA, SOL 14,T72.S 81
Forenoon totals. $780, sag, SCI 80
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REGULAR CALI SALES.

Silver King Con. -. 50 30
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UNLISTED STOCKS. \
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che Copper mine is sending down
a new drill hole near the Ruth.
EE The second drill hole has been start
ed next TO the Puritan claim OF the
Z Cumberland Ely by the Ely Central.
The hole is already in ore. 1t will do.
much to demonstrate the Cumberland
Ely property.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-06-05
HAM AND EGGS IN NEW GUIsE
Familiar Dish Served In This Fashlon
Has Been Pronounced
Delicious.

Five ounces of lean ham, quarter
gill of milk or cream, one tablespoon
full butter, pinch Of dry mustard. four
eggs, half a teaspoonful powdered
sweet herbs and pinch Of spice.
Chop the ham very fine, mix it with
the savory herbs. spice and mustard.
beat up two whole eggs and yolks OF
two eggs. When well beaten add the
milk or cream, and all but table
spoonful of the chopped ham.
Melt the butter. grease a pudding
dish with the same and put the re-
mainder with the mixture; sprinkle
with few brown bread crumbs, put
In mixture and place In moderate
oven for ten minutes Gust long enough
to set).
Beat up the two remaining whites Of
eggs to stiff froth, mix in the table
spoonful chopped ham, pile It on the
top. cover 1t over, and bake for an
other eight minutes.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-06-05

Of all forms Of law, or the sssassina-
ton OF public ofiicials."
Section 80 Of. the same laws reads:
mo person who disbelieves in or 10
opposed to organized government. or
who IL . member of or 10 affiliated
with any organization entertaining and
teaching such disbelief or opposition
to all organized government
shall be permitted to enter the United
STATES
At that time the anarchistic publ
cation of Paterson, N. j., La QUESTION:
Sociale. suspended, and such papers
as Tyomeis, published in Hancock.
Mich, or Raivaajaa, published In
Fitchburg, Mass, In the Finnish
tongue. became notably milder In tone.
The public and private meetings of the
local anarchistic organizations have
since been almost lukewarm and
speakers have been cautious in the
extreme.
stars and Stripes First.
In Maynard, Mass. Finnish society
within a month carried the red flag in
the streets, but took good care that
the stars and stripes should be borne
ahead Of 1t In the procession; in Quin-
cy similar attempt was excused on
the ground that the red flag was the
poor mans banner. nothing MORE"
and the Lettish Workingmen's associa-
ton of Boston, after holding rebtl-
lious meeting on the Common, actual
ly sent letter to Gov. Guild protesting
against being called anarchists" in
the public press. 1t was notable that
each one of these affairs happened on
the second Of August, which was the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-06-05

P1nkhamS VegetaDlo compound maze
me well woman and I have no more
backache. hope can help others by
telling them what Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done for
me-" MRS. EMMA IMsE, 1888 First st,
Milwaukee, Wis.
The above is only one Of the thou
sands Of grateful letters which are
constantly being received by the
Pinkham Medicine Company Of Lynn,
Mass, which prove beyond a doubtthat
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from roots and herbs,
actually does cure these obstinate dis
eases Of women after all other means
have failed, and that every such suf-
ering woman owes it to herself to at
least give Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound trial before submit
ting to an operation. or giving up
hope of recovery.
Mrs. Pinkham, Of Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health and her
advice Is free.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-06-05
A pine Pillow.

II you live in a region of pines
gather the fragrant needles. let them
dry slightly, SO that they will not be
sticky. Put enough of them to make
a comfortable cushion into thin mus
lin case. Cover the muslin case with
soft, pretty silk and you will have a
gift that will bring sweet rest to one
whose breathing is troubled A pretty
and durable cover for the cushion can
be made from pongee, upon which pine
knot cones and punches of needles can
be be. etched in washable green or brown
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-06-05
Memorlal to Brave Explorer.

A memorial has just been erected
IN Kensington cemetery, London, to
the memory of Admiral Sir Francis
Leopold McClintock. the Arctic ex-
plorer and discoverer Of the lost
Franklin expedition. 1t takes the
form of an old style wheel cross
standing on massive nodded base.
reaching to height of ten feet and
erected In rough silver-gray Cornish
granite.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-06-05

Beef oaIantIne an AppetIxlno DIsh -
W. Either Breakfast, Lunch
or supper.

This 10 an appetizing dish. suitable
for breakfast. lunch, supper or any
cold collation.. It can be decorated %
as to make quite an elaborate-lookinG
dish, either with piped butter or aspis
Jelly, or served as 1t IL.
Required: One pound Of beefsteak
half a pound of bread crumbs, half .
pound, Of bacon, two eggs. q little mace
and grated nutmeg, salt and pepper,
glaze. and one gill Of gravy or good
stock.
Pass the meat through mincing
machine and chop the bacon finely.
Put these into basin with the crumbs
and seasoning, and mix all well to-
gether. Add the stock. Beat up the
eggs, and stir them into the mixture.
See that 1t is nicely seasoned; then
shape 1t into a neat roll, tie 1t up In .
pudding cloth and boil 1t for three
hours, either in the stockpot or In .
pan of water, with one carrot. turnip
and onion.
When 1t has cooked long enough, I'm.
tie the cloth and reroll the meat
tightly in 1t. Place 1t on a dish. put
another one over II; on this place
weights and leave II until 1t Is cold.
Lastly. brush It over with melted
glaze and decorate according to taste.
or merely garnish 1t with sprigs Of
fresh parsley.
If an elaborate dish is desired, add
two or more hard-boiled eggs, cut In
slices, to the mixture; also some
pieces of truffie.