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No. 19.
GRANTS^ASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 15. 1900.
VOL. XVI
Tue rebellious Yaquis came near
„Iroying half of Mexico’s navy one
The new Palace hotel which is now desti
almokt eomplet«d ia on. of the mmt
recently. They peppered tbe man-
modern, convenient and commodmu« 'rf wy. .***^7“ "Hh/
: until
it had to hobble otf tu Guayama«
hotel edifice« in «outhern Oregon.
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M. Clemens, Prescription Druggist.
The building occupie« a lot 50 x DM
repair«, . The other half of the navy,
Where de you get your hair cut? Try
inch of . the
feet, and cover« every i™_
— oui other ver«el. will be kept oat of
Will Mallory.
ground, it ia two «tone« in height, eon range of the mischiavous savage«.—Tele­
Bicycle hospital for all repairing at
«tructed throughout of preued brick, gram.
Cramer Bros.
and ita general external appearance i> | Goo<i Ashing in the lakes and rivers
An assay office has boon oiwned in of far more than ordinary elegance fur a
still contnues. As soon aa it gets a
Gold Hill by J. J. Houck and W. I. building of ita character.
little warmer, the fish in Lost river will
Flock.
ltiaaituated on the southeast corner be so thick that a ......
...... a pitchfork
man with
, BM0£ i ^ j i B
Photograph mailing envelopes for cab of Filth and G. afreets, very centrally or ,hovB1 (.ail lhr,,„
¡net and larger size. For sale by A. E. located, and at a very convenient tris an hour. Soins say that fi»h are packed
Do not buy a camera until you have examined the
Lance from the depot.
VooRHILK.
in tbe river so solid, that one may walk
The office occupiea the corner room j
((n
” haclg
Mrs. G, H. Palotborpo returned on
,.r. ’
’
from shore to
Al
”
Cameras.
on
the
first
floor
and
ia
very
neatly
and
Thursday to Ashland after spending
•bore dry shod. Perhaps this is slightly
With the patent long and short negative attachment you can take
«everal days in visiting friends at this eommodioueiy arranged. A 10-toot- j exaggerated.—Klamath Republican.
place
.
| writing desk will occupy a weli lighted
• 4*4. 4- y 6. 4x8. 4x 10 and a 4x12 picture, as desired. Conse­
The feeder recongnixes the i in porta, me
40 acre farm 12 miles from |l’ortland, 2 apace on the east aid«of the room.
quently you have five cameras in one. And the “AL VISTA” is
The rooms on the aouth half of the of a balauced ration. The farmer
miha from jxist office, to exchange for
made for time and snap-shot work, too Uses the ordinary 4x5
Grants Pass residence property. Inquire Fifth atreet side are reserved for the use should know that he must keep up the
daylight loading film on spools. Drop us a postal and get our
of the proprietor and his family. They fer|j|jty o( the soil and maintain the
at this office.
are very handsomely finished and are balance between the various fertilising
1900 catalogue.
Arthur Woolfolk has recently pur­
vary tastefully and couvenien tly ar- element* in order to make a good, pro­
chased two lots on I street near Mr.
ranged.
ductive farm. He should know, too,
Stanard’s place and has begun the
BURLINGTON. WIS.
The west half ol the drat door ia that in older to make a good farmer he
enction of a residence thereon.
occupied by the dining room and must keep up the balance between
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Wjll Smith was up from Wolt Creek kitchen, The dining room ia 20 x 50 feel
mental and physical labor, and that
P. DODGE,
fora few davs last week. He reports in dimension«, lighted by eight win­
informât ion and thought must go hand
UNITED STATES.
very
favorable
conditions
in
that
lively
INSURANCE and
dows, and is designed to seat a large in hand with etfort.—Rural Spirit.
President... ............ . William McKinley
town, with every body prosperous.
REAL ESTATE
number of nereons. Tbe kitchen is
V im Presidei.t................
I>oes your friend hive a camera? A arranged in the most complete and con-
John Hay
becretery of State ........
Washington I.elter
Life, Fire and Accident Insurance.
Secretary of Treasury .. . .Lyman J Gage
flexible, leather covered album would veni nt manner, fully equipped with
Uflice with Price A Voorhies.
(From
Our Regular Correspondent.)
Secretary of Interior .. ........ UN Bu«.
make a spiendid present—11 and less. all the culinary conveniences and all
Secretary 01 War ........ .... Eliliu Root > G rants P ass ,
O regon .
W ashington , Mar. 5, 1900
A.
E.
Voorhies
has
a
stock
of
albums.
appliances
for
the
complètent
consuiu
Secretary of Navy ........ . .John I> Long
Everybody
now tecogniaes bow im­
mation
of
satisfaction
to
the
appetites
Secretary of Agriculture Janie. A Wilson
| A party was given in honor of the
of the house's patrons. The very im­ portant and far-reaching are the ques­
Postmaster <>> neral ... . James A Gary
W.
Helms
recently
at
birthday
of
W.
C. HOUGH,
Attorney-General.. . Joseph McKenna I A
' bis residence on Jones creek. A portant deoartment of hospitality is tions involved in the Porto Rico tariff
1
’ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
STATE oE OREGON.
large number of friends, neighbors receiving the moat thorough considéra- bill, which has passed the house and is
r, o
.
(Geo W McBride l’iactices in all State and Federai Courte and relatives gathered and a very tion, and no t«ina will be spared to i now being conaidered bv tlie senate,
U. 8. Senators.............. j Joseph bi mon
pleasant evening was spent and heartily make it eminently satisfactory in every When the bill waa living debated in th«
Office over First National Bank.
fl'hos H Tongue
respect.
house, it «: bn-âdiy aaaerted that thia
Congressmen
enjoyed
by all present.
(M A Moody
' G rantk P ark ,
-
-
O rkuon .
The stairway opens on the second government had promised the world
. D R N Blackburn
Attorney-Gem ral
Get your writing paper by the ream
............. T T Geer
I
floor into a large court, which is lighted that commercially the "open door”
Governor .. ■ ■
and save money. We offer a ream of
FI Dunhar
Secretary of Slate.
policy should prevail in the Philippines.
by both windows and skylight.
note
paper,
480
sheets,
*i
‘
2
pounds,
for
State Treasurer.. ......... .. Ch as 8 Moore
The parlor occupies the corner room Senator Foraker, chairman of the senate
..
J
11
Ackermau
45c. We get the paper in large quapti-
Hupt Pub Inairm uon
on the second floor, the northeast corner Porto Rican com in it tee, said on the «am«
.
W 11 Leeds
Stale Printer
tiesand can sell ch**ap; this is not cheap
iC E Wolverton 30 Years Expetience.
of the building, overlooking the railroad subject: "Beyond Porto Rico lie the
paper
but
first
class
goods.
—
C
ourier
Supreme J udges......... -.Kb Bean
park, and affording the opportunity for Philippines. It has been suggested that
office.
I F A Moore
Office in Opera House block; see the sign
one of the best views in the city. The in our eastern possessions we shall have
of
Tbe
Big
Tooth.
Clerk Board School LandCom W HOde’.l
RAMBLERS are titled with G A J second floor ia occupied by about 30 the ‘open door.’ if we open the Philip­
FIBKT JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
G rants P am ,
O regon . Tires. The lajst Wheel and the best looms, arranged in four lines with two pines to the trade of all the world, we
Western Division.. . .Judge H K Hanna
Tire, price |40 —Hair Riddle Hardware hallways running lengthwise through tbe shall have the products of tbe world
Eastern Division........ Judge H L Benson
Co.
building. Every room is well lighted poured inta the United States, and our
Prosecuting Attorney
........ C B Watson J [ C. PERKINS,
and ventilated. The interior rooms are whole protective tariff system will fall
Member Board of Equalizat . KA Emmitt
It will do you (itHid.
all lighted by skylights, and, except for to th? ground. This raises a question
Ü. 8. LAND OFFICE RO8EHURG.
A Blood Purifier and Tissue Builder is' the reason that no view is obtainable, on which it is entirely unlikely senators
Receiver................................. Henry Booth
Karl’s Clover Rent Tea. Sold for half a are fully as desirable as the other in debate willl ever get together. It
Register..................................... J T Bridges
< 'KROON. century on our guarantee. Money re­ rooms.
Every door in the house is fit­ will have to be determined by the courts,
O rante I’ abh ,
JOSEFHINE COUNTY
funded if results a e not aalisfactory. ted with a transom, affording tho most and it is highly important that tbe de­
............ C E Harmon
Joint Senator.
Price 25c. and 50c.
complete facilities for ventilation.
termination shall be reached soon.”
............ Abe Axtell COSHOW & SHERIDAN,
County Judge
(Nick Those
The interior finish is very handsome , Although Senator Foraker was tbe first
ÜMnmisaioneri
'
(Dick George
t and thoroughly in keeping with tbe sup­ senator to publicly «ay as much, the be
MINING ATTORNEYS,
Cars Painted in Fifteen Minutes.
............. Roy Bartlett
County Clerk
erior workmanship and character of the lief among them has been general that
now
1
A
number
of
American
railways
..............
Ed
Lister
I
Special
attention
given
to
Mining
Sheriff.... ...
.1 W Virtue | ami Land Laws, and Land Office practice. paint all their cars by machinery and entire edifice. The plastering through­ tbe questions involved could be more fit­
Representative
. .1 T Taylor ,
Treasurer.... ..
ami the apparatus used is very curious out the building is handsomely complete tingly decided by tho United States su­
R oseburg .
-
-
O regon .
I D Hayes
School Superintendent .
and interesting. The paint is first with a hard finish, and the woodwork preme court than in the field of partisan
. .Tom Smith I
Assessor
mixed to the consistency of cream and has tbe finish known as East Lake which politics.
Surveyor |\......................... B.O McCulloch
Men in congress who are usually well-
then poured into a small steel tank con« gives (a very beautiful effect. Twenty
Corouer. .........................Dr. F W Kremer ROBERT G. SMITH,
netted with a reservoir containing com­ rooms are fitted wiih electric bells. The informed are expressing the opiuion
PRECINCT OFFICERH.
pressed air. When tbe valve is opened proprietor, W. 8. Woods, has had many that if the United State« supreme court
Justice................................. James Holman
A ttorneys and C ounselors
the stuff is forced up into a flexible tube years of experience in the hotel business, decides that congress has not the consti­
Constable..................................... I H Colby
at L aw .
about as big around as a man's thumb which has been of great advantage in tutional right to impose a duty upon the
CITY or GRANTS PAKS.
and comes out of a brass nozzle in the directing tlie construction of the build­ products of any territory owned by the
Mavor.. . !............................. W T Cobnrn ' Office in First National Bank Building,
form of a fine spray, thin as knife blade. ing for the best convenience and enter­ United States aa claimed bv, the I’orto
Auditor......... ............................ (isj. Fur mail j G rants P aks ,
-
•
O regon .
Treasurer. ............................ Col Johnson
All the operator has to do is to wave the tainment of the guests, and is a very Rican tariff bill, that the retention of
Street Comm u’Bdioner........... lohn Patrick
nozzle to and fro, using it exactly like a material aid to bis ability ia (urestallii g the Philippines by the United States,
r
..........................
Win.
Lister
I
Marshal....
brush. The spFay at the top is not more and providing for the wants of his will lie an impessibility. Already,
( August Fe’.scu
QKORGE II. BINNS,
than an inch broad, bo if lie wants a patrons. Mr. Woods expects to have prominent senators and representatives
I Tom Smith
narrow stroke, he has merely to bring it the building complete and ready for .have said that they would prefer giving
ASSAYER,
E E Dunbar
near and vice versa for a wide one. It is opening in about two weeks. The ex­ up the Philippines to giving up the pro­
Councilman
f P J mison
claimed that this apparatus deposits tlie ternal appearance will be greatly en­ tective tariff, which could not be main­
N E Met»rew
Office opposite Hotel Josephine,
paint film of exactly the same thickness hanced by an American ting, which will i tained with the Philippines bavins free
M M Rummage
H E Smith
G rants P ass ,
-
•
O regon . throughout, which is of course, impos­ wave from the cupola
trade with the United fltates, and pre­
senting the “open door” to the com­
Regular meetings oi the city council of
sible with a bruah, ami that its work is,
Grant’« Fa»« are held in the council
merce of the world, whi« b is pledged in
consequently, more durable and a better
The Helsaars
room« tn the city hall on the first and
the Pans treaty which transferred them
protection from the weather. Be that
third Thuredav evening«of each month.
Ladysmith and Kimberley were re­ from Spain to the United States. This
as it may, there is no denying its super­
SL CfRCllT COI RT.
lieved, but in both cases it cost the Brit­ aspect of the question has already been
ior
speed.
The
rapidity
with
winch
Meets on the third Monday in April
ish about as many soldiers as were shut touched upon in the debate in the senate
painters using compressed air work is
and tke fourth Monday in September.
up in tbe towns.—Globe Democrat.
and it will be gone into much deeper be
marvelous. They stand on movable
cot NTV COI RT
— of —
fore that txxly dispoaM of the Porto Rico
platforms which are plied backward and
Probate court meets first Mondav of
Ohio
will
ask
Congress
for
a
ship
SOUTHERN OREGON.
January, April, July and Sentemlier.
1 forward before the cars and they literally
bill.
canal to connect Lake Erie and the
County commissioners court meets first
It may bethat there was politics in
| paint them on the run. The time oc­
Wednesday after the meeting of the
cupied for each averages about 15 min- Ohio river. Tbe new century promises the recommendation of tbe president
county court.
to open with a general discussion of big that the money already collected and
I utes ami the men claim that they can
to be collected as tar iff dirties on Porto
Receiveds|w»-iu subject to check or 00 ; even do an entire car in 10 at a pinch.— waterways.—Globe Democrat.
Certificate payable on demand.
Rican products, be expended for the
I American Exporter.
Hon. II. B Miller haw been appointed
Sells sight drafts on New York, San Fran­
benefit of Porto Rico, at present
to an important consulship in China. there is politics in almost everything
cisco. anJ Portland.
IT IS BEGINNING
Should he accept he will be in a posi­ done in Washington, but there was also
Telegraphic transf-rs sold on all points in
To be understood that it does not take tion to do the country tome servira in
the United States.
Do they like milk from the
humanity in it, and congress deserves
Sjfeial Attention given to Collections and a fortune to secure a first class Monu­ opening up a demand for Oregon apples credit for so promptly responding to the
ment or Tablet at the • ¡rants I’asw Marble and fruit.—Oregon State Journal.
general business of our customers.
suggestion of the President and making
Collections made throughout Southern ami Granite salesroom.
mor, than $2,(MM),0M> immediately aval!
Oregon, anil on all accessible points.
The capture of a Boer general'• hatid-
able for I’orto Rico.
Railroading
Patents.
' kerchief has created a spasm of congrat­
J. D. FRY, ¡’resident.
Senator Teller is a man of positive
A single Grin of Patent Lawyers, C. ulatory exthment among the British
J. T.TUFFS, Vice President.
A. Snow A Co., of Washington D- C., soldiers. They probably considered that opinions on all subjects, and they are
K. A. B ooth . Cashier
have in the last year procuie.I 1,630 pat­ I the trophy was worth blowing over.—8. usually opinions which receive the most
respe< tful consideration from senators,
ents for their clients, in my «4 them for | F. Call.
who know that they always represent
rejected inventions.
A. ‘‘now A Co.
17 Quart Tickets for $1.
This season haa been an exception deep and careful thought, lie said in
have been accused of ra'lr<*a<iiog patents
Stop the New Wagon.
f ■---L linn CT) OTA la
through the Patent Office, but they in and most ebrubliery is showing signs of a sj>e»-ch on the Porto Rican tariffi till now
sist that this locomotion is better than leafing out much earlier than usual. before the senate: “I want the party
DAIRY
oxcarting them, for by t ie latter proceaa Hn> kleberriea are said to be blooming in power to say whether it may Ire the
«
tlie inventor often «lies before he gels ! quite profusely In some localities south plirpoee ultimately to take in this island
E. B BROWN, propr.
as a state. I know tbe ¡wople there are
oi town.— Bandon Recorder.
his patent.
Order Through the Courier Office
Five Cameras in One
“
local t>appcnin00
Vista Panoramic
Multiscope & Film Co.,
FIRST NATIONAL
B JL 1ST ZEC
Capital Stock,
$50,000.
Why
Englewood Dairy?
PATRIC K &
ENGLEWOOD
*
1
1 jí
fit for self-government, and they ought,
in my opinion, to have it as soon as it
may be given tbeui. 1 would not be
alarmed if we should speak of tha
‘Province of Porto Rico.' But I «ay
that 1 am not going to vote for any bill
that does not give the people abauluto
control of their own atfaire.” Mr. Teller
ottered an amendment declaring that
Porto Ricans shall be allowed to deter­
mine the permanent form of govern­
ment for the ielaads, and that they are
cititena of the United States.
Exaggeration io one of the cursee of
the American newspaper world. A
striking instance of it ia the paragraph,
now going tbe rounda, saying that the
Turkish minister had brought a harem
to Washington. This paragraph haa
greatly distressed Ali Ferrough Bey, the
Turkish minister to tbe United States,
who io a quiet and modest gentleman.
He save it has made him afraid to pick
up an American nowspapar, lest he dis­
cover a new variation of the irritating
and utterly untruthful story. He has
no harein with him. The story grew
out of the presence of bis wife, who is
in bad health, and who was given
permission by the Sultan to accompany
him, solely because her physician
advised a long sea vevage.
Although Secretary Hay will not ad­
mit a belief in the probability of a tariff
war with Germany on account of dis­
crimination against American meat
products in a bill which lias been
favorably retorted to the Gorman
reiclistag, Secretary Wilson, in bulletins
iastied by the department of Agrii-nlture,
loints out the probability of our having
to engage in such a war if tlie objection­
able bill becomes a law. State depart­
ment officials intimate that this govern­
ment baa received assurances from the
German government which have re­
moved uneasiness concerning the bill.
It was a relief to the members of the
senate elections committee, when the
last witness in the Clark bribery case
which has eoat the senate 130.000, was
heard. To give counsel time to prepare
argument, the committee has adjourned
until March 20th, when each aide will
be given six hours to talk, and the
privilege of filing printed briefs. For
unblushing perjury on tbe part of
witnesses, this <‘ase broke all records.
Furniture,
Carpets,
Picture Moulding,
Wall Paper,
Tools,
Glassware,
Cutlery.
Graniteware,
Lace Curtains,
Tinware,
Lamps,
Linoleums,
Mirrors,
Mattresses,
Pillows,
Cots.
Iliay I lotiHe l/'iamiHliinK’** K-i^-lat
These Prices Will Interest Economical Buyers.
Genuiiw Bargains
Darning Needles, 2 for.....................
Draw» Shields, per pair.....................
Elastic, per yard
.................
Red Embd’y Cotton .........................
t uff Holder«, per pair
Pocket Book«, each worth 20c
Dre«« Stay«, black, per net only.. .
Hat Pins. Jet, |>er dux.................
Cornet Clasp«, per pair............... .
Stocking Darner«, each
................
Porcelain Buttons, per doz...............
Pearl
“
“ “ .................
Bias Velveteen Skirt Binding, 12
> «!• for
Colors Slate, Navy Blue, Myrtle
Brown and Garnet.
Hook« and eye«, per dot.................
Tune Books, each ..............................
Cash “
“ .................................
Pocket I«edgers, each ........................
Copying Books, “ .........................
Ink Tablets, large sixe, each . .........
lc
5c
3c
2c
10c
5c
10c
5c
5c
3c
3c
5c
2 quart l’laniabal Tin, Copper bot­
tom Tea Puta, each.........................
2 quart Tin Staw Pana, each..........
B quart Retinned Preaorve Kettle«,
Pruning Shear«, each.........................
l’be»t Handle«, per pair...................
Heel Plates, each............................. ..
Haali t Retener«, each ........................
Saeh Ixx-ke, each................................
Hath Lift., 3 for,.................................
Thumb Latchea .................................
Bicycle Wrench««, each...................
No 4 Trapa, each ............................. ..
;
lc
10c
15c
lOe
3c
5c
JP
im
••
««
• 1 ••
«I
• 0 ••
Coffee Mills,
Waffie Irons, “
..................
5 Gal Oil Cans, Faucet, each
Harness Hooks, each............
Brooms, each . .....................
Saw Clamps, each.................
20c
5c
20c
30c
&c
le
5c
>5c
5c
8c
15c
tjOc
25c
15c
10c
. 10c
.1 CO
, 90o
5c
15c
50c
All purchases of tbe above articles that are mailable and amounting
to 25c or upward will lie sent prepaid on receipt of Cash with order.
If you want to take advantage of these prices BUY NOW for they are
subject to chauge without notice. Goods are advancing.
JTOHE NEWS More New Wall Paper, House Linings, Furniture,
Tables, Carpets, Lace Curtains,
Headquarters for Style and Priées.
digestion, are better reserved for the din­
ner bill of fare. No vegetable except
the potato is especially serviceable as a
breakfast food, and it is much more
readily digested when bakeu than pre­
pared in any other manner. Stewing
requires leas time for preparation, but
about one hour longer for digestion.
▲a an introduction to the morning
Breakfast Dishes
meal, fresh fruits are most desirable,
"SC'IBNCM IN THE XITl'HKN."
A good breakfast ia the best capital particularly the juicy varieties, as oranges
upon which people who have real work graj>e fruit, melons, grapes, and, peach««
to do in the world can begin the day. some one of which is obtainable nearly
if the food is well selected and well the entirj year. < Hher fruits ; as apples,
cooked, it furnishes both cheer and bananas, pear«, etc,, though I ms suitable
strength for their daily task. Poor food, may be used for the same purpose,
or good food poorly prepared, taxes th* they are however Lest accompanied
digestive powers more than ia due, and with wafers or some hard food, to insure
consequently roba brain and neivesof their thorough mastication.
For the second course, some of the
vigor, tiood food is not rich food, in the
common acceptation of tbe term ; it is various cereals, oatmeal, rye, corn, bar-
such food as furnishes the requisite ley, rice, or one of the numerous pi Op ir-
nutriment with the least fatigue to tlie ations of wheat, well cooked and ae ved
digestive powers. It is ul the beat ma­ with cream, together with s< me good
terial, prepared in the best nianuer, light bread (“not «our dough biscuit,
and with pleasant variety, though it baking-powder or soda biscuité"),cooked
fruits and some simple relishes, are
may be very simple.
"Whet to get for breakfast" is one of lUite sufficient for a healthful and pala­
the most pimling problems which the table breakfast.
If however, a more extensive bill of
majority of housewives have to solve.
'I be usually limited lime lor its prepara­ fare is devired, numerous delicious ami
tion requires that il lie something easily appetizing toasts may he prepared a«'
and quickly prepared; and health de­ cording to the recipes given, ami which,
mands that the bill el fare lie ul such because of their simple character and
articles as require but minimum lime the facility with which they can be pre
lor digestion, that the stomach may pareil, are particular), suitable aa break
have a chance for rest after tlie p-rw-ess fast dishes. The foundation of all these
of digestion ia complete, liefore the din­ toast« 1« "zwieback ,” or twice-baked
ner hour. The custom id using fried bread, the u.oot nutritious is piepared
potatoes or mushes, salted flab or meats from good whole-wheat, or grahaiu bread
and other foods almost impossible ol cut in uniform slices not mure than
digestion, for breaklast dishes, is most a half inch thick, each slice being diyid-
pernicious. These foals set completely ed in halves, pl acet 1 on tins, or what ia
at variance all laws of breakfast hygiene better the perforated sheets recommend«
They are very difficult of digestion amt e<i lor baking rolls, baked or toasted in
the thirst provoking quality of salted a alow oven for a half hour or longer,
fools makes them an important help to until it is browned evenly throughout
the acquirement ol a love of intoxicating the entire slico The zwieback (zwi
drinks. We leel very sure that as a buck) may be prepared inconsiderable
prominent temperance writer says, "It quantity and kept on hand in readines
very often happens that women who for use. It will keep for any length of
send out their loved ones with an agosy time if stored in a dry place.
Stale bread is the best for making
of prayer that they may be kept from
drink for tbe day, also sends them with zwiebatk.but it should be good light
a breakfast that will make them almost I bread, that what is sour, heavy and net
frantic with thirst before they get to tbe fit to eat untoasted, should never be
used Care must lie taken also not to
first saloon."
The food composing the breakfast scorch the slices, as once scorched, it is
menu should be simple in character, spoiled. Pro|»erly made, it is equally
well and delicately cooked, end neatly crisp throughout, and poaseaeea a dell
served. Fruits and grains and articles cious nutty flavor.
made from them offer the requisite tor
Ils preparation affords an excellent
the ideal breakfast Thee« afford ample opportunity for using I he left over
provision for variety, are easily made slices of bread.
rea<ly. and easily digested, while at the
Fur the preparation of toasts, lb»*
same time furnishing excellent uulri zwieback must be first softened with
merit ia ample quantity amt *9 the very «oms hot liquid, preferably hot cream
lie st quality. Meals, most vegetables, Heat the cream two thirds of a pint of
and compound dishes more difficult of cream v ill be sufficient for mix half
slices) nearly to boiling in soiua'rather
shallow dish. Put tbe alicw, two or three
at a time, in dipping tbe cream over
them and turning so that both sides
will become equaly softened. Keep the
cream hot, and let tue slices remaia un­
til softened just enough so that the'cen­
ter can be pierced with a fork, but not
until at all mushy or broken. With
two forks, or a fork and a spoon
remove each slice, draining as thorough­
ly as possible, and pack in a heated dish
and repeat the proceaa until ae much
rweiback has been softened a* deairod.
cover the dish, and keep het until ready
to serve. Care shoald be taken in drain­
ing slices that none bo wet and mushy.
It is better to remove them from the
cream wheu a little hard than to aiio«r
them to become too soft, Prepare the
sauce for the toast at the same time or
before softening the slicee, and poor
tuto a pitcher lor serving. Serve the
slices in individual dishes, turning a
small quantity of bot sauce over each as
served.
Ain't.« T oaat .
Freeh nicely flavored apple« .tewed in
a amall quantity oi water, rubbed
through a colander, aweetened then
cooked in a granite-ware Utah in a .low
oven until quite dry, make a uice
dressing (or toaat. Baked .weet or aour
apple« rubbed through a colander are
alao excellent. Hoden alien« oi xwie-
back in hot creaui and Mrva with a
spoonful or two on each a I ice. II de-
alrod the apple may bn flavored with
a little pineapple or lemon, or mixed
with grape, cranberry or apricot, thua
mabing a number ot different Uxuta.
B erry T oast .
Canned .trawberrioa, blueborriea and
blackberries may be made luto an ex­
cellent dtoa.ing lor toaat
Turn a can ol berriea into a colander
over au earthen diete, to aeparata juice
from berriea. Place juice in a grauito-
ware or porcelain kettle and beat to
boiling. Thicken to a eonaiatancy ot
cream with flour rubbed amootbly in a
little water a tabloepoonful of flour to
the pint of juice. Add tbe berriea ami
boil up juat aufliciently to cook the floor
•nd heat the berriea; aerve bot. If
cream ia not obtainable lor uioiateuing
the iwiaback. a little juice may bo ra-
<wrve<l without thickening, mid healed in
another diah to . moi.len toaat, or if
preferred, the fruit may be healed and
loured over the dry iwiaback without
lieing thickened, or il may ba rubbed
through a colander.
C m am T oast .
Moiaten zwieback in thin cream as
prevloualy directed, Add salt to if, and
butter ifdeeired. .Serve without finit.
A unt J our .
R. O. McCROSKEY
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