LAkli COUNTY EXAIINER, LAKEVIBYV, CRL'OON, At'GUSTa7, I90J
OLD TIME COOKERY. '
omt of tha Culinary Capers of thf
Seventeenth Cantury.
In tlio curly (lavs of tlm novon
teontli rcnltirv giint ronomy wnn tru
ly ii wonderful mienee if a 1 i 1 1 If
took cry l"k Hililihlicl in ld.'lrt in
any criterion, aiiy Hie ('liiiin Trili
tine. Tin lit lo it liciirn in "Murn ll'i
Two Honk.Hnf Cooki-rii1 nrnl Curving.
Printed for John Mnrriot, and ar
to lie noli) at In Slni in Saint Pun
stan'a Cliiirdivard in I'lccl-strcct,
nm."
To lihki "red deerc" you nr di
rected to "I'lirlioyln it, bih) jreHP it,
and let it Ivo ut nilit in Kcd-Wino
and Vinegar; then lardo it Tliii ke,
ami season it with lVpi-r, Salt,
Clones, Marc, Nutmeg and inT,
Hake it in h dccpo Collin of Kyo
ate, with More of lluttcr; let it
ttonko wi ll.
"lcaue a vi-nt-holfi in jour Pye,
ami wlii-n you ilruw it out of the
Otii-n put in incited Ituttcr, Vinegar,
Nutmeg, (iini r and n little Sugar;
idiako it wi-ll together und put it into
thn Oui'ii n pi i nr, mul li t it Mand
three or fourf liourrn at the Ii-iihI lo
nake thorowly; when your Oucn i
cold take it out and Mop the hole
with Mutter."
Next in n heading, 'TrittiTu on
tin1 Court Fashion :"
"Take the Curd of n Sai kepoHet,
thn yolken of mxc Kggc and the
whiten of two of them, linn (lower,
And make hatter; heaHoti it with
Nutmeg and a little Pepper, put in
A little btrong ale and wiinnc luilke;
mingle all together and put them
into I.iirdc, neither too hot li'ir too
i old. f your hatter rwiin, il is iu
jjood teinjier."
A reeijie "to make hhineht Man-
het iii a Frunu'i'ini" hv it Mill ti-
llltion of "Millicliel" or fine hreiid;
for meat k1iok Chaucer' "lilank-j
inangi r" on its uny lo lii-mme tlio
Kl'xK rii lilafli'lnali;'!', though it i the
fourteenth a, til Iml the f i- - t i-i'll t It
CelltlirS f"l'!ll ttllleh Ll" Mil W I II.
The rei i e run-:
"Take half a .I.. 'en I! half" n
Jiitlte of teit Clealne, a penny
luatii het f.'1'.itiil, a iiiituii-g eraled,
'iVo SjMioll'ful. of I'n en.ill r, I10
o n, im of Suvar, worke all t-tilTt: like
it I' lililin; then fre it like a Tan
rey in A hllle i rvinvpau that it may;
)ie thicke; fne it hrowoe and turiio'
jl out upon u plate. j
"Cut it in quartern and i-erve iC
lihii u J mMing. .Sera)i' on .Sugar.
Planting a Rock.
NV iriyth, a land.-iape painter of
refute, .iclped to compose' Mino of
the finest park and forest scenery in
(ireat Hritniu. The estate of the
Duke of At hoi wan disfigured hv an
mn-iglitly crag, the rocks of which
were inarceshllile to clirnhcrs. Nas
myth determined to make a hold hid
for huecesn with a cannon whieh wag
nt hand. Hv his advice tin canisters
were preuired and loaded with tree
feed.. Fired from tin? cannon's
mouth, these novel shells hurst
against the faee of the crag and
feattcred their fruitful contents
among the rocky crevieen. Nature
curried mi the work, and in the
course of yearn those harren height j
were clothed with trees of luxuriant j
growth. Naimvth'n hoii James, the'
Scot t inh astronomer, in said to have
repeated the experiment with equal
f UCLC'bH.
Saved Hla Head.
One day a certain tyrannical king,
fays u J'crsian utory, camo alono
without the city.iiKalln and saw a
man fitting under a tree. The king
asked, "The ruler of this kingdom,
in he a tyrant or a just man?" The
stranger replied, "A very great ty
rant." The king said to the stran
ger, "Do you know me?" He said,
"No." "I am the sultan of this
kingdom," the monarch replied. The
man was overcome with fear and
ABked, "Do vou know me?" The
king said, "No." He replied: "I am
the eon of a merchant, and every
month 1 turner three days madness.
This unfortunately happens to he
tho day before the three days." The
king laughed "und hud nothing at
all further to fay."
Converted.
Small Koy Whut '11 1 do with
thin money box ?
Mainniu Put it away, of course.
It has a quarter in that your aunt
guvo you und some change your p
and I put in.
"Not now. There isn't any inon
cy in it now. I spent it."
"Spent it ! What did you do that
for?''
"Why, tho minister preached bo
Iiard against hoarding up riches that
I got converted and spent what I
had."
The Young Doctor'a Mistake.
When the old doctor went off on
his vnenliori ho left his practice in
charge of hin mm, who had hut few
patients of hin own. On hin return
the old man found the young doctor
quite unhappy. Inquiries revealed
the fact that liusinesn wan very had.
There wan nothing doing.
"Put surely," exclaimed tho n
tonifhed old doctor, "you must nti!l
have that cranky rich fossil around
the comer to look after?"
"No; I cured him three day after
you left home."
"What! Vou infernal fool 1 Why,
I sent you through college on that
easel" New York l'rcns.
Uiea of Baking Soda.
A correspondent of (Jood House
keeping kuiiim up the various use of
fnleratus, or common haking foda,
in a paragraph. It in a good tooth
powder, sweetening the breath lis
well an clemming the teeth. A pi neb
of soda in a glass of water Mill re
lieve nausea. A handful of coda in
the footbath, filled with hot water,
will relieve aching feet and help a
hcaduchc, and a fiioonful in the wa
ter in which the tnce in washed will
remove the dust of travel. Wet foda
will also dissolve blackheads.
A Mean Trick.
Mm. Cabbie No, indeed; I don't
have that woman doctor any more.
Mrs. Ancuni Why, I thought you
liked her.
Mrs. (Jabbie Oh, fhe got to be
hateful. She used to keep the ther
mometer in in v mouth nearly all the
time no that i couldn't say a word,
while she monopolized the conversa
tion. Philadelphia Press.
A Changed Man.
"When: is the tla-hilig boarder
who und to be the life of the table
when I was here before, Mr. I.ivcr
lunre?" n-Led an old patron of the
boil-e, lldilre.-ill;,' the laliadv.
"I married him," w.in the j ii i -t re
1'l.v. "Ilnleed! lie Viis one of t ! . -f
pli;'llt lle-t fellow-, 1 ever nut; nl-
wa bubbling over with spint and
llmi kful li' .loie. lie's ilVWIY f I' ( 1 1 1
1 1 " m 1 silppoM'? I haven't seen
him Mill e I ret lu lled."
"He's at home; he has never been
awav.
"indeed! Where is he, then?"
"Tin re be is at the i.d of the ta
ble."
"What, that iiict, subdued look-
ing man.' j
"Yen, sir" (' i .'iiiiieanth ).
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WAVIMi- SKVKU VI. IM.I STItlol S I KK. I
mi Iii i rh .mtf .i irmi I for Immim- i'ihI
lulu il rl. vi ii yinra mul mill lri- .lml, to
l-ftll iihiii HHTi'llMIll mul Nurllt I'ur Mileri'tuiflll
ml ircit1ilii- ih I'it iimni'iil i iivkki'Iik iiI
WiM-kly CHiili nalMry of (1m ml all traveling r
.. li. mul lniii-1 ill hi mii-i il In i i m il
p k. S ih rli-ni i- nut !. mi.l. Mi'iiiiuii r-'l-
rMiii- mul fiirliMH- fllmlilni.'il rnvrlniH-.
TDK NATION A I., :r'l liinrUirn SI.. ( IiIiuko.
I .1.1
i nc ioiiii iomm to tin- 1 1 1 ii I t own-
crn of Maine liy tlicfim-nt tlrcM nfj
IiihI HprliiK wiim .1.04,:'ll). In cNliin-l
ntcil vnliic of the llnilx r ilcKtro.vcil
on li i . I'.i.i ncri'H, over u liich I ln llrci
niKcii. or n I unit - cr cent of tlie
woixleil urcii of tlie Htute.
Health
222 South IWia St.,
Ciiyl Ixx., Oct. 7, 1902.
KiRbVlntbt aso I i so ill
that I u cuiniH'lIed to lie or lit
dowjf nearly all tba time. My
atomach waa to weak and upset
that I could keep nothing oa it
and I vomited frequently. 1
could pot urinata without great
paiaandloouffhedaotnuch thai
my throat ana lunct were nt
and aore. The doctora pro
nounced it Bright's disease and
othera aaid it waa oonaumption.
It mattered little to mo what
they called it and I bad no do
aire to live. A aister visited me
from St. Iouia and asked me if
1 bad ever tried Wine of Cardui.
I told her I had not and the
lioulit a bottle. I believe that
ituaved my life. I believe many
women could save much Buffer
ing if they but knew of ita value.
1 dxoxquisdElvs2A
I)oat you want freedom from
pain? Take Wine of Cardui
and make one iiiprenio effort to
bo well. You do not need to be
a weak, helpless aufTurer. You
can Lave a womau'a health and
do a woman's work in life. Why
not secure a bottle of Wins of
Cardui front your druggist today?
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simila t ins? ittc Food and Red ula -tin
the blouviths and Bowels of
rromolcsDic.csliotvCU'erfiil
ness aivl Rest .Contain n'-iiirr
Opitiin, Morphine nor hljucnil.
OT ?Cahcotic.
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ncssim.lLossor hlXEl'.
far Simile Sciioiiliirf of
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LAKEVIEW FURNITURE CO, I
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ACCOfinODATIONS
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TRAVELERS
COURTEOUS
TREATMENT
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SaToMAKKow LIGHT & HARROW, Proprietors
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Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage, Etc.
J. WENDELL, - Proprietor.
WLHAU
THE PALACE
The Only First Class Restaurant in Lakeview. Turkeys,
Clik'kena and Suckling Pigs baked to order. Bread and pas
try always on hand. Excellent
Central Cafe
and . .
Lunch Counter
Everything New & Flret Class
ter
Hill
ern
All
Call
Mra. A. A. I.apham l'rep'r.
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Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
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Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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F. E. HARRIS fl
& HARRIS
Snider Bui ding on Wafer St.
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PROPRIETOR.
RESTAURANT
Service Prices Reasonable.
This is the only Cafe and Lunch Coun
in Lakeview and the first and only
of Fare and Check system in East
Oregon. Meals from 10 cts. up.
kinds of Bread, Cakes and Piea.
Baking done to order. All white cooks.
Once and you will Call Again.
Fid giundIVcS
The Scenic IJne
To The IZfcst And South
Throuah Halt fake City, famlville, Tue-
blo, Colorado hprinjcii and I'enver.
Oflern the choir of Three Koute thro
the funiouK Ito:kjr M'unlain Scenery,
am! Five Distinct
Koule East and
Houth of Ivnver
3 j-"AST TRAIN& DAlCV 3
ficteen OK'Vn and Itenver, carrying
all Classen of Modern K'juipinent.
I'erfe.-;t Pininn Car Service and Periwn
aly Conduco-d ."our is t Kzcumiona to all
I'ointa F.ail.
5T0P OVERS ALLOWED
ON ALL CLASSES OP TICKET
For all information and illustrated liter
ature, call on or add rest
W.C. flcBRIDE,
General Agent,
121 Third St. Portland, Or.
Northern Stage Line.
LAKEVIEW PAISLEY.
A. W. BRYAN, Proprietor.
leaves I.akeview at 6 a. m.
every day but Sunday.
Returning, leaves Paisley
at 6 :30 a. m every day but
Sunday.
PatMngrri' are fj. Round trip
OFFICE- Kvnole. 6 Winttneld' Lkeirlw
LAKEVIEW
PLUSH
STAGE LINE
.S. L. McN AfoiiTox, Prop.
Office at .Mercantile Store
StaKe leaves Lakeview Monday?, Wed
neflays and Fridays at 6 a. m., arrives
at Plush at 9 p. m. Leaves Plush Toes
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6
a. m., arrives at Lakeview at 9 p. m.
Pansenuer fare (3 one way or $5 fcr
round trip. Freight rates from May
1st to Nov. liit $.75 per hundred ; from
Nov. 1st to May 1st $1.00 per hundred,
Western . Stage . Line
J. L. VADIN. Proprietor.
Office in Llnkville Hotel
Klamath Falls.
Daily from Ager to Klamath Hot
Springs, Kcr.o, Klamath Falls, Dairy,
Bonanza, Ply and Lakeview.
Daily from Lakeview to Bly, Bonanza.
Dairy, Klamath Falls, Keno, Klamath
Hot Springs and Ager.
Makes connection with al! trains at
Aer. Also connects at Klamath Falls
with the stage for Aablanii.
Good Stock Easy Coaches
LAKEVIEW
ALTURAS
STAGE LINE
H. K. Bikkcb, Prop'r.
Office In Bieber'5 Store
tage leayea Lakeview daily, ex
cept Sunday at 6 a. m. Arrives
at Alturas at 6 p. m.
leaves Alturas for Lakeview. at
0 o'clock a. m.. or on the arrival
of the stage from Madeline. Ar
rives in Lakeview in 12 hours af
ter leaving Alturas.
Freight - Matters - Oiven
Strict - Attention
first - Class - Accomodations.
HHKEP BHAHIMi.
lamoc Rami BrDdl wl'h Swallow Fork In
JdllICa Dail J right ear for ewe,; reverie
(or wetberi. Borne ewes Square Crop and Slit
In right ear. Tar Brand 111. Range, Crane
Lake. Poitnffloe addreis, Lakeview, Oregon
7flf Whitunrth Brnd wlth Crp n left
C.ati II IlllnUI III ear. Half Underoroo ol
right for ewej ; reverie tor wethers. Tar Braa
W. Hange, Flak Creek. Poetoffloe addreia
Lakeview, Oregon