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Show it with the fish, add pepf r salt; melt the butter in a saucepan add the fish mixture to it, mix well together; add the egg (well beaten), the milk and parsley; pour the mixture into a buttered mould or pie dish, cover with crumbs, bake in a , moderate oven tor about thirty garturn out on to a nish with parsley and lemon, and mix 2ML -a-s- SB min-ites- (XeifcuiOTE dish-pape- r, Method of Cultivation. Corn Planting In Argentina. What Is the best method of cultiAside from lack of cultivation, the VIl W For Idle Hours. vating the orchard? There is no best principal mistake of the Argentine The making of fancy chemises and corn grower is his unwillingness to method, so long as the orchard Is culing deserted the Louisville club. JIs give his plants room enough to grow tivated. The chief Idea is to cultiother pretty accessories makes deNational League News. work to engage the idle club has turned says he went home to nurse a wound- and get air and sunshine to mature vate to keep down weeds and to keep The pickup lightful Pittsburg and of white mustard pepper seed, Persian Lawn With Lace. ed rib. of to summer over of City. the hours and ripen, says Frank W. Bickuell in the moisture from escaping from the Sprays girl. Stankard Jersey in the lemons fresh horseradish. Put soli in times when the rainfall is sot of Negligees In white are always dainThe that worked Schaefer, be McCormick, a report to the United States Departreport shortstop flowers Outfielder may elaborately beHarry jar, with the mixed spice sold to the ment of or of been ty and charming, and have, besides, stone the had fine chew and light that moisture needs to be conBrewers, with not insertion As combined smoke, and previously does New York, Agriculture. each layer of lemon slices. the merit of laundering easily and tween two denied President club served. Clean cultivation is the best is Detroit are work is of by corn drawn motives the of most planted and drink. stated, quarts of white wine vine- lace, well. This one Is exceptionally grace- Heat cost Bar- Havenor. with a machine attached to the plow, for the orchard as well as for other introduced. release Pitcher euccessfully over the Flahertys hot and pour In boiling gar ful and becoming and Is shown out The Toledo, etub has been trying to and the rows are generally about 20 crops, but clean culture is not a meth24 ney Dreyfus only $750. It turned hours, lawn with frills of pointe de Paris whole. After standing first baseman Bill Douglass, late inches apart simply drilled in, re- od but a result. Whether the cultiYoke sign Waist rare a Square cheese out bargain. the pulp through lace, but can be reproduced in many squeeze of fashthe of out Is Phillies, and catcher Phil sembling very much & field of fodder vation shall be done once a week or Menefee are a Jack exceedingly yokes in Square other fabrics and in color as well as cltth, strain and bottle. Keeptime of Cincinnati. corn in this country. A few of the once a month must depend oa so even and some ONeil, suit given ionable and figures of the game for good, having any wore white; the frills being of lace, em- cool place Can be made nice many things that each man must who farmers are learning better, and perThe formerly sort This other players in hot faces better than any up independent ball. broidery, or the material, as pre- year, but is especially Louisville uniforms in the American haps 100 American corn planters have adapt his method of cultivation to one that the waist Includes Herrman. to very pretty Garry a and on meats cold According weather change ferred. Also there is a choice allowed Association are surelj holding their been sold in Argentina. But no check what he believes hi3 orchard needs. extends over the shoulder, after the Cincinnati club is now on velvet1 of the flounce or a plain skirt The from other catchup. rowers were seen, and there is so There are some fundamental princibe made and should clear 30,000 on the sea- own in the big leagues. can and style, prevailing garment is a simple one and is made Toledo the has little cultivating corn two ways that ples only that need to be understood. or Frank quit as Reisling illustrated, high low, son. slightly Artistic Millinery. with full fronts and back that are the to with will it is still spoken of as a curious thing There Is no one method that is best He have model club club. The play stock. a President Hart of the Chicago regulation con- Since the picturesque 'is the correct with for all locations, but what is best for joined to a shallow yoke that is this North American checkerboard Los Angeles club,- to which he has with batiste bleacher sheer white crowd of made is the sell to refuses phase in frocks, the artistic prevails National Board. plan" of planting corn and scarcely one orchard would be destructive to the net been throw of cuffs by and assigned represe the fear for cushions yoke might they as in millinery. The hats are just Frank Killcn, who was a farmer in the country follows that another. Take an orchard on the htlla them at the umpire. various as are the designs in gowns, an must umpire in the American plan. The Basques, the most lndus-- i where the soil Is of such textureif that kid appointed pitcher, Ames, New Yorks disand it is a peculiar type of beauty his ambition left trious and successful class of Span- it would easily wash away Association, Mathewson. says have taken lessons from that cannot find something eminentthat turbed The evident is It and methods. often, for iards. better minor the in entered he go when him He has the same movements and cultivation can only be given at cerly becoming in the current modes. Catalans, from the Province of Cataleagues. . Bame swing of the arm. Crowrs are higher in the newer modtain times of year and that the ground corn in realso lonia, are engaged Spain, Outfielder Van Buren has been Ernest Diehl, who is playing in the els, and ostrich plumes are draped in Province of Buenos must then be covered with a crop to the team. He in growing Kansas the leased City in an is by outfield for the Plttsburgs, Brims, many and fantastic forms. in Illinois. Ayres. In some sections, notably to hoid the soil in place. On the same fielder. His regular position is second has returned to his home somewhat wider, too, are growing outthe southwest of the city of Buenos kind of a hill, however, the soil may club the leaves This wjth'fpur ftoth-fusbase, but he is a good shortstop. and are curved and undulated until and Ayres, where some of the best corn be of a clay so firm and retentive that Winning the pennant will gratify fielders Nance, Hill, Fraptz cultivation at any time during the they wiU suit almost any face. Velfarming is done, it is noticeable that show to ambition McGrawe as a vet is especially conspicuous better the farming, the more ex- growing season would not result la the of Washcomes way Information by that old manager, Ed Hanlon, his trimming, and it is expected that the and successful the farmers. the soli washing. The method of culington that third baseman Carr, of perienced others knew the game as well as he. wider apart the rows are, and tivation is a problem that to worth the early days of autumn will bring back to sold been Detroit, has John McGrhw has made it very Indianapolis, both being worked out by every orchardist. the chic little velvet toque. will not report there until next occasionally a field is cultivated but there is little advice that will be plain to the clubs in the West that but better in rows the The ways. he means to win that flag this season, spring. He wrote a friend in Wash- vated sections are from 24 to 80 inches of value to him except advice of a Plenty to Choose From. effect. to this and to win it by a good, big margin. apart, and the plants in the rows general nature. Dolly Varden silk mulls make a The Pittsburg players or some of about 20 to 24 inches apart. Corn is popular material and form a closd Select Scions This Summer. them, at least cling to the opinion Bloominiton7' tardly ever planted farther apart than rival for the printed nets. In these Paul haspurchased is no quite generally believed It that Bresnahan is not much of a ball fact in and the this, greater part, mulls the ground is white with tinted is getting a lot of Moore from Manager Hill. the scions for grafting tree he that unless Inches 22 20 to rows player In Is , linen it. The floral designs upon Rock Island has released Catcher should be selected from hearing bits. base no farther apart and fashthe plants apart gown is the choice of the ultra McGraw is getting grand work out Maurice Smith at his request. and generally much closer branches. We have supposed tn the rows in the ionable for both morning and afterex-the Catcher Rowland Wolfe, of Dahlen, and Gilbert has improved past that it was enough to get the noon wear. The pale colors are more ewer, is making quite a hit with together. wonderfully under his coaching, while The Argentine Department of Agri- scions from any part of the tree, even in vogue than the plain white, althe new finds have proven O. K. sim- the Dubuque team. tried to teach the farmers from the suckers growing on the Ul ?(, though the pure white for hot summer hand-ledCamnitz of Springfield on culture has Howard were because properly they ply of planting farther apart, side. But some nurserymen now claim benefits the days hold their own. banded with lace insertion, the lining Aug. 2 pitched and won two successive but they are hard to convince. Men that many of the best and thriftiest beneath the yoke being cut away to The Brooklyn club immediately games from Cedar Rapids. have been sent around in various sec- shoots on the trees have in them The Fichu Effect. some quality that does not make for Outfielder Sump, late of Rockford, tions release by SL give a transparent effect; but the deCorbetts Joe upon saying to farmers: "Give us a Fichus, or collars draped to give is suited to all seasonable mate- Louis entered claim for that player applied for a place on the umpire hectare of land and we will plant It fruitfulness and that the use of these sign fichu effect, make an easily applied rials, thin enough to be made full, and cultivate It the way we think it as scions in the top working of trees completing touch for many inexpens- and various combinations can be The quancollar. should be done; we will bear all the has resulted in many of the products the cealed by big ive summer dresses. These pictur- made. r of such lace, of many sorts, being unfrultfuL expense and you may have all the tity of material required for the me- esque accessories are made of the fine tucking, and the many combinaThese experiments have al- It is also claimed that such apples as dium size is 14V4 yards 27, 12V4 yards finest mull, chiffon or any soft fabric crop. the Gano were secured by marking fancy stitches, 82, or 8 ways resulted in producing twice as yards 44 Inches wide with cf the kind. They may be finished tionsareof bandings with branches on Ben Davis trees that bore admirable for yoke and cuffs, as as much, than twice more or the flounce, and 10 yards 27, 9 yards with much, or wee frills of lace. while the can be one of finely Bhaped and finely colored fruit old trimming in the 82 or 6 yards 44 without, with 9 yards raised farmer the alongside little French touches in the many things. Many was corn for frills. the given and grafting other trees from them, of lace way, because tii'uming are possible to the home and that In this way a variety of Ben The waist is made with full front room and was well cultiof plenty dressmaker. in and backs' which are arranged over Latest Demands of Fashion. vated. But the ignorant farmers have Davis was developed that seems a lining that is smooth at the upper When appearance at least to be an ImproveRadical changes in late summer not always been convinced. assume beportion but gathered at the waist line asked how they were going to plant ment It is safe enough to styles for women are few and far or not, The yoke la it is whether this waisL that with the true, to creations blouse latest said the some of them next they tween, although year, one is separate, arranged over the waist Intended to go on as before. When for the other side is not the safe in gowns are modeled after those of exon indicated lines, and the sleeves are asked why, and if they had not seen till it is settled that the opinion the Louis periods. Yet some of the full puffs finished with fitted cuffs, and of the Improved pressed is an error. It will be well results the changes while not in the extreme are good the orchardist to now mark the can be either arranged over the founfor the better and consist mostly of methods, they have replied: Oh, that for liked. as that he expects to use in the left dation or unlined, down. twigs it do and couldn't was toning Just luck; you softening of scions. He can select only The quantity of material required simmaking was A smart gown of the lingerie type corn again. Until recently for the medium size is 4 yards 21 sown broadcast, by hand, covered those that are actually bearing fruit, L accompanied by one of those ply probin some primitive fashion, and nothing and so increase the coats of a delicate colored Lemon juice and salt' wipe out the inches wide, 3 yards 27 inches wide, or 2 Y yards 44 inches wide, with 1 ability of the trees resulting from his more done with It until It was gathtaffeta and must be of a soft lustrous average stain. , the best A little salt in the water sets the yard 18 or yard 40 inches wide for ered In the fall. Even now much of graft. The summer time is quality. There is no lining and inin which to do this selecting, bandtime of 4 and cuffs and some yards in sertions of dainty lace- give to them average color. done yoke this (s being parts, while the leaves and the fruit are still a decidedly pretty effect. Some havr Remove stains before sending gar- ing to trim as illustrated. though not in the districts where on. The vigor may be largely known made are all but no lace trimmings at corn grows best. ments to the laundry. in this way. ' dresses must be Embroidered witu pufiilngs and other self trimCollars. High Turn-Ovj Field a as mings. As for gowns in general they ironed on the wrong side. Peanut The Crop. embroidered collars Good Plante. 8ave With High turn-ove- r Money arc made with full skirts and the best To keep cut flowers as long as The peanut is assuming every year are still The planter should always rememeffects show the fullness at the bot- possible, add a little salt to the water of lace and other materials more and more Importance as a field deal a resemble great They popular. the attained is to be ber that it costs exactly the same in tom. which by making seems in which they are placed. .home Its natural crop. tailor that the skirt flat about the hips and allowing For gasoline washing soak the gar- those affected in the southern part of the temperate labor to cultivate and care for a good for women with long as a poor one. In the buying Jt to fall out below with a kilted efment in a vessel for half an hour. In once zone, but it grows far north when plant necks. In fact, all the ideas and fanof trees, vines and plants generally. fect at the feet spots it may need scrubbing. Rinse cies of the past few years have been properly cultivated. It Is successfully in fresh gasoline and hang out to cultivated as far north as the Great the comparative cost should cut sd' combined in the seasons styles, and One strawberry plant may 8mart Frocks and Hats. Lakes. We are not sure that this will figure. dry. with the most artistic effect A very smart frock was made of not yet become one of the successful cost a cent while another one may Trse-plnmuslin trimmed plentifully h of a cent In Fish Pudding. field crops of the sandy regions of the cost only Shoes in All Colorings. with lace in Paris shade. It was worn One-hacooked fish, middle west. We have been treated the light of the production of a good pound with a Leghorn hat; this had a high pound cooked potato, 1 ounce butter, Oxfords, low pumps and to so many surprises as to the adapta- or bad variety how much does a cent crown. There were two twists of 1 be seen in all of the to are teacount? The same to true' In thq I 1 slippers milk, tablespoonful egg, bility of plants to large area of counsoft pink ribbon round it and an im- spoonful A good variety and newest colorings that leather will buying of trees. In this line now surpepper parsley, little that chopped York New National Club, try Baseman of the First League mense pink rose with foliage ap- salt. take. And there are, as well, lace us. If the peanut can he grown should be secured, and it to never prises peared in front. Another charming In large quantities on our very sandy necessary to pay a fancy price for Remove the fat and skin of the fish, and button boots with a preponderhat, worn with a pale blue muslin and break the fish into small flakes; ance of the laced pattern, he It noted under the olf reservation under the staff, but subsequently signed to play land, it will prove to be a great boon any of the good standard varieties. dress, was in a picture shape made of rub the potato through a wire sieve, in all of the shiny black leathers. Cincinnati treaty award to with Rock Island. pfeace to our agriculturists. Belonging to But frequently poorer varieties, being wire, and covered with lace, string Warner, the Geneseo lad who Is be- the legumino8ae it has roots that car- in larger abundance in the hands of Brooklyn. was co'ored. The lace slightly gaged, by Rock Island, has ing given a try-onodules in which live the bacteria the nurserymen, can be bought cheapAmerican League Notee. s A FASHIONABLE BLOUSE. i he and simulated a short, narrow curtain of making a great ry that gather nitrogen from the air. er than the standard variety. The Detroit never replaced Elberfeld. at the back. The llgh crgwn was 2 player. The edible portion of the nut is there- fruit in a single season may be worth Greminger fell by his own weight. trimmed with twisted bands of soft reDan ' Outfielder Hupp has been a doliar more on the good tree than fore very rich in nitrogen. An analyDetroit is still light with the stick. blue satin ribbon, a big chou of the leased by Cedar Rapids. ' He was a sis of the edible portion shows it to on the poor one and that will more Putt-maa little recalled in front Pitcher York has New ribbon being fastened good batter, but a stupid base runner. contain, in per cents, water, 9.2; pro- than equal the difference in cost The from Providence. to the left side. Tusser frocks should Third Baseman Durkee has also been tein, 25.8; fat, 38.6; carbohydrate, chief concern of the tree planter ats, he worn with coarse straw ( According to Jimmy Collins, "Cy dropped. 24.4, and ash, 2. The protein content should be to get a tree that will bear trimmed say, with cabbage roses and Young is his best road pitcher. is therefore iremarkably high, and an abundance of the right kind of The White Sox have the pennant a little foliage, otherwise with bands Western Winnowing. makes the nut very good food when fruit Saving a few cents per tree Globe. Boston ribbon. in bonnets. or their bee b'uzzlpg loudly of velvet Outfielder Tom Fleming is now man- it is ground to Increase its digestibil- may prove disastrous in the end. The Boston team Is planning a trip of the Sioux City team. ity. It is an improver of the soli, as to Cuba after the close of the season. ager The Sioux City club has returned are all the legumes. There is no danPreparing for the Hot Bed. Terry Turner is back in the game catcher Ward to the Leavenworth of growing too many peanuts, as Every farmer should have a hotbed. for Cleveland and is playing very club, by'order of the National Board. ger the surplus can always be used as Start this in the fall by digging a hole swift ball. , , Captain , "Buck; Des food for swine. One man declares three feet deep and six feet square Thiel, of Harry Howell is the only St. Louis Moines, was recently arrested and that the peanut can be grown in ev- and fill with coarse manure. A frame pitcher who has stolen a base so far pleaded guilty to assaulting a report- ery state in the Union and even in size of hole fifteen inches above the this season. er. He was then traded to the Omaha Southern Canada, and asserts that it surface on the north side and six Cerise is a good deal seen in white The Detroit club has finally lauded club. ; is now being grown as far north as inches less on the south should be combinations. third baseman Coughlin from the A Mr. D. J. Flnkelsteln, of Colorado the lower peninsula of Michigan. If provided. Fill this hole in the spring Sweet peas fashion the most fetchWashington club.. Springs, has purchased the Milwaukee for any reason a crop of peanuts with fresh hot horse manure and thoring flower hat When it comes to standing ip to which has lain dormant this should fail to ripen, It would add nitrofranchise, to used much oughly tramp as filled, being careful is Narrow wash braid the plate, no matter how fast they season, and will transfer It to Pueblo gen to the soil by being plowed to keep leveL , Four lnchea of surface trim the linen frock. come over, Elberfeld is all there. next season. dirt, consisting of leaf mold or ordiGay Japanese buttons and Oriental DIneen, of Boston, broke his hard Tebeau is of the opinion George nary loam mixed with sand and well beTt lighten the dull pongee. luck streak Aug. 3 by beating Cleve- that In all likelihood of Pure-BreHogs. Docility Creek and rotted fine manure should be secured Cripple seem ruffles part sleeve Lace land after five straight defeats. . It Is a great point in favor of pure- in the fall and kept from freexlng. and Victor, Colo., would merge interwill lose parcel of every smart costume. the little more docile by Washington ests and take the eighth franchise bred hogs that they are Thoroughly wet down the manure beA colored bead or two glints in the substitution of Hill for Coughlin. Hill in the Western than the others and less liable to run fore applying the surface dirt. J. L, next year. League center of embroidered flowers. is a far better player than many supabout The fencing of them Is a com- Hartwell Undersleeves and chemisettes are pose. Central League Gossip, paratively easy matter where the fash now a feature of The speed of the White Sox infield fencing of the others was a herculean The club When a garden can be placed under has Evansville signed Ions. shown by the fact that they lead in is task. This point should be of Itself irrigation conditions the results will late in of the bow a veils Horning, in pitcher Wheeling. To tie chiffon also club lead to in double plays. They pay be very encouraging, as the crops The Marlon club has signed first sufficient reason for the farmer back is a later notion than to tie fielding. baseman Haas, formerly of Grand Rap- a little more money and get pure can be controlled. Many times, no them in front. The only pitchers in this league ids. breds when he ha the choice of buy- matter in what state of the Union, . ' Finish off the green foliage hat with who have not as yet been knocked out ing them or of purchasing others of crops of lettuce, radishes and other Grand The soft satin club has blue released of Rapids pale a great knot or relieved are Owen, Orth, Mullen the mongrel sort with roving and restinstuff are lost by reason of the to room make for shortstop Burg ribbon. and Dineen. less proclivities. It is not a pleasant garden A good straw fielder drouth Gllllgah. checking growth. Trimmings of soft, lustrous Fultz Is keeping up his thing to have hogs always breaking many gardeners in the country are Pitcher John first are used on gowns of voile, net, lace Fox, baseman star work for the Highlanders. There out of the yards and pastures and havao can or taffeta. to no thought now of releasing the James Fox and outfielder Don Curtis ing to hunt them up in the highway or placing Irrigation plants a they This crop. be- - effective in insuring been have released by Wheeling. the Then nun to Washington. neighbors vegetable garden. both pleasant and Chiffon Mohair. Pitcher Dunkle, who refused to be Pitchers Robert Robertson and "Perk the common sorts are hard to drive is proving and Frank Kennedy As the. season advances materials shortstop Wessel, to return and it is no easy matter transferred from Washington to Louail of the PIqua (O.) team have been them to their pens and yards once of a soft flimsy texture become still isville, has Joined the Williamsport, The winter apple is still the great newest the of One more- prevalent. signed. they have broken out. The quieter money-make- r Pa., Independent team. among fruita. Men lose additions to the popular line of chifare. more valuable for food, animals less often on this kind of fruit money Iowa Note. MoreLeague are fons is chiffon mohair. It la suited tenderer. muscles as their American Association Newt. conThe Boone club has signed pitcher over the quiet ones make better use than on any other, judging from to the smartest of summer gowns and Pitcher Leonard Swormstedt has re' as they exist ' ditions The William North of champagne effect Sedgwick, a will more make pretty English, of their food and gives joined the Louisville team. are blue and Iowa. dark light color, white, The Toledo club has signed outfieldpounds of gain per hundred pound of People easily take cold when a cold Cream lace with white silk makes can he made over a foundation or Since Metcalf Joined Warners Mar- feed than the others. The breeders of draft of air is allowed to blow over a very much in demand. In the shadof Salt Lake late er Hannlvan, Jimmy while as he liked, as may well ad transparent, effective are brown an exceedingly ed effects, blue, black and shalltown team, Warbling Bill Wi pure bred swine are constantly select- sweaty surface, that is, a surface that blouse below Is laid In fine tucks City. fashionable combination both for sepbeen shifted from first base ing, though unconsciously, in the di- is both warm and moist' The overthe smartest combinations. son has veteran Milwaukee is the distrying a short are for stitched arate blouses and entire gowns The wiich rection of greater docility and second baseman Henry Reitz, late of to right field. horse mifst receive attention soft fulThe interests of the breeders heated very charming waist Illustrated to tance only and prpvide the Lemon Catchup, team. San soon as his hard exercise is at an,, Francisco of is j, he as Black, To Burlington, make Manager the below ness that Is poinL made and both swine and to of bred farmers the In purposes, of smooth-skinne- d lemons pure adapted Cut six Jack OBrien, with the end. It may seem a hardship playing Red Ramie at first base, Ue along the same line. Korean crepe, with yoke and waist for a woman of medium size Is playing a and he is said to be making good. him when he is already hot. etices, remove seeds, and sprinkle- of white season. Americans last 414 of material will be cream of yards required pointe cuffs made, of motifs little salt on each slice, about a tablwill be a kindness and will Milwaukee. leads swell for Ramie this the the asorder of Sw has arzo been game 2V4 44 S. hut W. or 3 batting 27, tafyards appointed 21, yards connected by hands of spoonful tn all. Mix an ounce each de Venise other suffering, as it will perOutfielder James Hart denies hav- team. and food commissioner with 1 yard of prevent sistant dairy inches wide, French knots. with embroidered teaIf liked and feta hot, of cloves, mace, mit him to cool off gradually. of Iowa is becomingly shaped and lace. . spoon of cayenne, a tablespoon each The yoke serve. (r- - - 'Ex-pitch- life-lon- eultl-ingto- I nlne-tenth- All-ove- s three-quart- fruit-bearin- g - er . k one-fourt- lf cuac jUM&aiw high-heele- d n udoir niidences d d - ta tract-abilit- all-ov- A' - |