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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

TOMATO SAUCE.-Take one peck Of
tomatoes, (ripe ones), wipe them clean
and put them in pan in moderately
heated oven; let them remain until quite
soft. Then rub them through sieve
and add one gallon of best vinegar, three
ounces of white pepper, and salt to the
taste. Chop very fine one dozen common
sized onions, and boil altogether for one.
half hour. When cold, bottle and seal
tight with wax. A good wax for that
purpose is made of one-half pound OF
rosin, dissolved with one ounce of beef'a
tallow. When we'll mixed, let it cool
until it 10 only liquid; dip the corks in
up to the neck of the bottle, and cork.
With plenty Of good tomato sauce to fall
back upon, we are not at loss to supply
savory dish at any time, it we have
some good cold meat.
RIPE TOMATO PICKLEs.-Take large
ripe cucumbers, pare and take out the
seeds and cut in strips; put in salt and
water over night; then to every six
pounds of cucumbers, take one pound of
brown sugar, one tablespoonful each Of
cloves, cinnamon, allspice and pepper /;
cover with vinegar and boil until tender.
Use the spices whole, break the cinnamon
in little pieces. We confess to preparing
a washtub full of pieces last year, but
had only eight gallons when they were
done.
APPLE CAKEs.--Prepare the batter
same as for batter cakes, have your apples
washed clean, slice crosswise and drop In
the batter; have enough lard in a skillet
boiling hot, drop them in separately; he
careful that the apples are all covered
with the batter. Fry until brown on one
side, then turn over and fry until done.
TuRNovRRs.--One quart Of -four, one
large Irish potato, boiled and mashed,
three eggs, one tablespoonful Of butter
or lard, two tablespoonfuls of yeast, one
teacup of milk. Rub the potato in the
flour, then the lara and other ingredients,
making it into . soft dough. Then set it
to rise at night if you wish it for trcak-
fast next morning. Early In the morn
ing, take off . piece Of the dough, the
size of Q biscuit, roll it out about tive
inches long, then turn it about half over.
When you have made up all the dough In
shapes like this, place them on dish or
board, cover with napkin and Get aside
for second rising. When ready to bake,
dip Q feather in water and pas over
them to prevent the crust being too hard.
II the dough should he sour. knead In
little soda, which will correct it--Es.
GRAPE PxEsERvn--wash the fruit,
pres the pulp into IN earthen dish, the
skiss in another; cook the pulp sufiiciesty
and par through . cullender; weigh pulp
and skins, shen take thre~-quarssn OF
Poasd Of sugar to one Of fruit; put iEte
your keftIe; .hsn disclved, sad tn
fruit sai bail i~-nsy nissses- Hass
bssh jsice and ssg.r boiiiaa eos whes
pat ise.shes. and svenfy nisniss \
Plsnsy II time
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BERKELEY GYMNASIUM

tAPreparatory School to the University.)
A FIRsT-CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL. ESTAB.
"A lished In the interests Of higher cducation and
n contrast to the examining sy:em g. the small col,
term viii commence July Ath. Examination Of
candidates Tor admission. July I'D and sd By re-
summer months for students preparing for the
August examinations at the Universlty: For cata
logues or particulars. address JOHN r. BURRIS.
Berkeley, California.
NorI.-we desire to call special attention to the
ORGANISATION OF our Grammar Department, separate
from the academicai, and solicit the patronage Of
parents and guardians Of small boys.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-01-12

Concluded on fourth paso.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-01-12
Bourbon Whiskey
-, !. M,ellwOod Rye,


was a mere excuse for preventing a
settlement on any terms. 1t was
an effort for reputation made by
men who still We're ashamed to use
the word. The unreasonableness
and dishOnOr of this course and the
dangers it threatened to the pros
perity of the State were eloquently
demonstrated and, if we have any
judgment in interpreting the ex-
preston of an audience, the demons
tratiOn carried conviction deep into
the minds of every heart in the
audience.
Mr.. GOOdpasture was loudly called
for at the close of Judge Smiths
speech. Our readers are probably
aware that Mr.. G. was a member
of the late assembly as representa-
tive from Overton county, and that
he was one of the true statesmen
who with Judge Smith and Mr..
Frierson struggled unavailingly for
an honorable settlement of the State
debt. He is now, we are happily
to learn, a citizen of Clarksville.
Mr.. G. mainly directed his argu-
ment to prove the ability of the
StatetOpay its debt. Hedemonstra-
ted that property was worth more,
and the produce of the State worth
very much more, than it was when
the debt was contracted; that the
ravages of the war were now near
ly Oblitered; that the loss of the
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beute nit benz gro;siIe bes 6arbi9en SdTnel
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nenolun9 uuO 5lpei srOBe SCrbfiaihen uoll
Stano9 3rtrhmmerte. Sarauf nabmen bic
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perm S9eloen Dem iie oerfol9euoen 9rn.
tanoer no9 elnen Stein in's @efi9t, tuelher
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nors an Der p. StraBe, noromeitlit, ausae.
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uon eluem beftigeu lnpobliein in SOlse els
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2potbcfe, no Inn arjtlide Sebauoluug ;u
Gbetl purOe. SpGter wur0e er nad ieiHer
8obnung tranSpOJtirt.
= @tn 0ieultmdo9eu i'm Suuie BON Srau
3. 3. gilman an Der 10. StraBe tarb leb.
Ten Samitag III 6Ol9e bon 8ranbwunoeu, Die
iie BERN 4umaGen peS Si6enieuers, nobel
ibre aletoer in SrauO gerietbeu erbaIteu
bate.
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sofaIbertate aus gsafptnatps.
SabreSbertdlt Der btefiaen RetroppIttaii>0o
Itiet. - MeberfabreH. &tnbrud). - GtHe
frine Ehnf. - NnIiaefIi6ies N2crtt

SabreSbertdtt Der bteSieen IsetropnIItausgso o.
Itiet. - Mebett1breH. - 6tnbrudl. Gtue
fsise 5bat. YpltSetItdles. = 3,erniSd1tes.
gS a b btng gton, 25. ytOUember. - Au8
Oem Sahresberifte oes DtaiorS Mor9an, ocs
Superintenoenten Der bieIgen Wfetropolitan@
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mliIdren itbermtttelt bat, iit eriidtlth, baB bic
Bolt5ei mGbIeno os8 3abre8 u 1888 g}ec9of=
tungen oorna6m. 0aoon iuareu l0,426 WGn.
ner uno 1907 5rauen. 3ebu Beriouen ruur.
ben ouf Ole 8eiHuloi9ung, etuen Woro be-
gaugen an haben, arretirt. gS Duroe Gi9ens
tbum gum 8etrage bon SOC, ,539. 10 geitoblen,
wouOn fiir $50, 1892 wieotrerlau9t puroe.
Die in $500 Sdlen auferleaten Straien BE-.
laufen fit 5uiamnen auf $26, 6,669.81. Son
ben Irreltanten muroen 1898 entlaiIen, 947
mad bem @efGngniiIe uub 1916 na6 Dem Ar.
beitSbaule 9eianot. DIE fir oaS am 80. SUM
1880 enoeuoe 6tsfaliabr n0tbige Summe Ger.
anl1lagt Wtajor Worgau auf 100000.
- @eltern Rafnittag nurbe Wargaret
Sirbp, cine 3ltiiAe weiBe Dame, in Der Benns
iGlpana~ 4ueuue, nahe Der 3, Strd6e, bon
eInenl BH99p, in BEN iid 5mei WtGnuer be-.
fanoen, iiberfabren unb erlitt i9limme Ser
lebun9en. Die Rduuer bielten lofort oa8
6uhruert an uno tlan8portirtcu bic Serlette
mad oereH gSohnung an Der @de Der 5, Hno
GzStraBe, IiiO0fltt.
- Sn Der Sretta93 zWa6t tuuroe bic @obs
rIn9 beS $3rn. &bolpb @luB an ber2. StraBe
BON 0ieben heimgeu6t, Welbe iid) nit bem
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Stage bes Sauies aaf uno oaoon madhen.
Der Diebaa1i wuroe ett ON SamtagS. .Ror.
gen entoedt. Son ben glnbredern II, bis
jett fctne Spur aui9efuu0en mOroen.
: Als 9eIttrn Wor9en 9e9en II llbr Is
Winnten 9r. Den1p 9aui8 6le @de Der So
uno 10. StroBe paiitrte, mari etne unbefannte
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er lofort nad9ieste, ieoof pbne @riolq.
- 9elIern Na6mttta9 ltattete SGgeant
Dtulbaa nit elmer Abtbellun9 Yo!t,iiten pom
l. Sesirfe bem &igarrenlabeu ees g8bit 5an1-
NETT on Der Z, sloild)en g. uno SzStraBe,
eili;n unoerboFten Beiu9 ab uno arretirte oeu
@igentbimer NIB ied)s Berionen, uelfe Die
2Sabter Der OrenHH9 btt'm 1artenipielen
autrafen,
-SSii Der Sam1a9s 9}adt ipurbe Suof
Strioer, Elm notorl!asr weiBer 0tauibolo, ar.
retirt, ypeIl er Oas 3eben istner beIereu odlltt
beOroht bate. Gr bate bcute Elm Ser6Sr il
oem @entrals StationsbOnie gu beftsbea.
- am Samitase mnroe i'm Boliieiaerid,t
bas 8erbDr Ses Eagbisen @aibtngton SolmeS
peE&sr lnIer Der Inlbulttsuns itebt, bic 5ar
bl9e Seor9tanna Stott gelbdnoet sn baben
aut hente an9elest uno ber GngefIa9te nntel
$1,000 Caution geaeat.
- 9aa @ritiinalssridt beiddftlate FG
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goete,t erid)iettett
ann erfteu Male tn oe,ttider spra@e.
Sic &eitimmta,tg oes
yJfnnme8 mi GrDett, !"

.efne mebiainiide a6hanoluns, befebeno aus emer ING
Meihe BON popuidren ssorlsunsen, 9ebalten pon as
ienoff uIib Runit, Har aus, uancereFeno, agI wsts
ebs @lie aemdte NannesfraIi oaIn aegsraa, san..
renaung nerlorene 2T6ite wieoer ss.H a.r
HAT merben f6nnen. Desgleen enc Mng sps ns,s
atlben benenben Niftte, bns Reiultat
profelfionelIer Rrarts. HretS 26 &eutS, 6Mrrenes
eeer 4sHMarfen. &ore0e rgeereterg. Diufenm
SlflpsDoyt.s tGtpt.9, 31ltel
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Reftttat1ttte eittes Ndlfhers.

Sau Sran3isc 25. Noubr. - Gin
Manu, rpelder ff SEQ. Sauiue neuut uno
i'm ,Salopiu- 6otel" lo9irte, lieB ftd am
.. Ntts. ourh 6rn. 6. S Salbmiu Oliueu.
Aftien I'M Betra9e pon $25, 1000 faufen uno
iiberqab oemielben alS Sldlerbeit einen @reoit-
brief auf Die luton Sant" in 2ouoon uno
spei 3ehnpIuubnoten auf bleIslbe Sanf. @s
itellte iid1 beraus, baB iopobl oer @reoitbrief,
ais Die 9toten gefdIidlt maren, uuo Sauille
murbe perhafttt. llmItGnoe, pelhe iettoem
ans 2idlt fameut MAIDEN es fat sur SepiB
belt, oaB SauiQe ein Mtt9lieb berlelben 5Gl
iferbanoe 1T, mel9er Der am Z. B. Wits. IN
ytep- Yorf perbaftete gS. S. SlosmeG ange=
b0rte. 2eeteTer perausgabte befanntlldl ebsn=
falls ggfdlidlte gSoten Der gonooner vllutons
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brltthen Gbelmanu auSgab uuo e1ne .junge
Dame aus Soitou beirathete., Son St.Souls
relte er na6 Oenper uno BON bort bterber.
Gr mar friiher @lerf in elmer 0onOouer Sdnt
uuo obne 3meiiel aud an ben in 9telp g)orf
ueribten Tdlldungen betbeligt.
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pier rSarmatlau," mt bem Wtarquts BON
&orne uno ietntr @emabliu am Soro, fubr
un Ill llbr heute Ntor9en BON ieinem Qnter-
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ten Salntlhiiiie ab; Die gSerfteu mdren NIT
Utend]en bsiebt, mo cine llnmalie 6abr5euse
aaer Dirt CAB Dem 0ampier oaS @eleite.
Die bel Der Oodpalb por 2tufer llegenoen
Srte9aid1ffe ituerten ebenfalls Salute, uno
belm oerannaben be8 ,,Sarmatian" muroeu
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Der 9r0Bte GntbuRa8mu8 muroe aQentbalben
an ben Gag 9elsgt.
Der Dtarquis uebft Gefolse lanbete mn 20
Ufiuuten Dor 2 llbr uno luuroe Don Dem 6er.
3oge bon Goinbllrgb, 6em @eueral Wc 0ouz
9aQ, 'Stcez Aonliral Snglefielo IL. u. uuter
ben bonnernoeu SeifaliSrufen Der perlamnel.
ten Wfenge empfangen. Der sur Seier oe5
@rei9ntles oeranitaltete Seit3ug lebte iid oae
rauf IN 8euegung unO esfOrlirte Den Dtar.
qutS mad, Dem BrouinSialgebduoe no 6erlelbe
ben Nmt8eio ais @eneraI9ouperlleur able9te.
@tue BeptllfOmmuung8dorelie murOe Johann
burh ben Wtapor i'm 9tamen Der Staot uerles
ien mo BON Dem UtolquiS erutoert. ytad)=
oem oieie @erenlonie beenOet mar, trat Der 3ug
oeR Otarif uad Dem NonliralitdtsgebGuoe
an. Nae StraBen, ourd) pelde lid) Der Sug
bewegte, maren pra4tooa Oetorrt uuo oiat
mt Dieniden beiest.
Srdnoe
Sartforb, @Onn., %. gfouember. r.-9ie
ogtOueltp @ort8" in gSeatbcritelO, &Onn.,
brannten beute friib nieoer. Ser @eiammt.
Oetlut belduft ita auf ungefdbr $25,OOO.
81 o d. efter, N..9., 25. gtOO. - @egen
Nitternaflt muroe IN Dem groBen fiiufit0fis
gen 9ebduoe Der So{5. Sas. 8. Stemlrt &
Sobn, in mcldem fidl mebrere Sdubfabriten
unO auOere @ei6GftSlotae befanoen, 6euer
entOeft, weltes sur 3sit nod ndt iiberwdl.
tt9t lit. Der entitebeuOe SerlIit miro lid
auf niht inter $125,O 900 belaufen.
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s3ttr 8ead)ti.itg.
Soeben ertaiten cine idoRe uuo ountle gnrtie rs
necttcu Il uno Benlli.=5Idtters Sabad. SH
sroBen, iolpte fleinen Suontitdten bel
&tebmanH 6 ? etIebte,
(ytooi9 ,1YonY) Ne. IA, Sts BaHetfesS Straf,e
0as-Ran0elaber.
Die elegoneIte, e In cIeler StaDt aussefete SQmru
tunS in
RrbftaH,. -. psIirtem Dtefiina.. Q9rnnae.
3u hsrdb9eiest Bretlen
gelhmGdeone diueiii6e Oslompen;
perbeherte oeuti@e &tuOfrs9amnen,
0asbets0fen bel
8. %. 3aptOipn g Comp
Rr. 5, Woror2ib ertb aGfrg 60
4leir5bren=G Grbeit ...... G5asett,lnoss stxhstt
alts @aS@uienftlteR perben neu bGoA1trI uno oers
eeIbet. 9Gsnf.9aSS
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ssran3Siifd,e gSeltattSealcr.

Rem'D Off, rs. giouember. - 6olgsnbe
WtitglteOer Der BON Der rSociete de Voyages"
IN Barts organiiirten fran36fihen 8eltum,
iegelmngs> >@rpeoition famen beute auf bem
Oampfsrn acapulco" bier an: Il. Slu9ermanu,
San 500, 0tiguel gllarb, @melto SaQte,
9r. Sertranb, Gro5et De "a Sou, Sules De
satonr, s. 8eppert, 6. 6eimbielinsfi, 8a,
ron De Ga &ouaiere, 6r. Sdeliuger, S. S.
Sfleituger, ST. S4malSer, Sr. 0eSdrpoer,
5r. Sorofoumorosfi, Baron De Gauernort,
5r. Smles @ourtiu, 3et9ner Der ,Ronoe
Suuitrie, Cation 2emap, @orreippnoent oes
yEempS," uno Capt. De st. .@latr Stspeniou,
Sefretdr Der @rpeoitton. Oie @eieuibaft
mirb pom bier aus cine etpa oreiBig Gage in
gnipruh uehHeupe Gpur ourd, BE Sser ,1.0 . 700.
ten antretett nno BEN 9ampfer ,Snaop,n auf
peldem bic Geile mn Die @roe suri:daeleqt
tpirb, iuiecer IN Gan 6ran3isco treffen. (5ie6e
Sepeid|e yanS @ittelz uuo Siibamerlta!")
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Wsitter, sebratd1t NEOnea'S TEETHNe coRnlkLs
&1n 3noerldlt9eS Utittd gegen 9etoen Der
Stnoeri eS gtbt fetn beiieres 9e9en &olif, Wtas
9enldure uno OarmbelbmerOen. gu 25 Cts.
BET Gp0thetern su haben. (4pr20, ,6Dlte)
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9aS Ni@t 9ela0ette 0e,uebr.

Sa arne s 10 Il, N.zy., %. JfOOember.-
Sin in Der Ndbe BON 4i1uile, N g., pobu-
batter Sarmer, gtamenS 0tob. 2opaS, woute
seitern ieiue S6rotfltute reinlselt, nno iein
@rlaubniB, Elm 3iiabhit9n auf benz per-
meintli6 unselaoeuen @ewebre lostnaQen Su
biirfen. Gin ytadbar bate leoo6 Die 8afIe
Dor einiser 3eit 9ebor9t uuo oieielbe 9elaseu
suriifgebraGt. Ser &nabe iebte etn 3iino<
hiitheu auf, legte bas 9epsbr quer iiber Ieine
Sntee, briidte ab uno t0otete ieine i'm .3immer
befinolid3e adtdhrise Sbrpeiter auf Der Steae.
Ser Saoeitod, pelfer iih I'M 2lufe beano,
fuhr a4nilifl ourdl osn iorper oeS GtnOes,
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q. 3. GuerbroR,

SsesS~@~~s~'J
&Mpfersd,nit
fir Bier : Brauereterl,
1ampt : 3etttuerteit
nnb Su6ersGaerttea,
Beriertiger Don 1
Domptz un0 Neuers {
&eEdn, 8iers&nntertt ]
SWIMMERS,
eiiernen 8iibli&iEen &C.
&rabuett
FIT Brauer unb Wirtbe,
fotpte ale IN basTab Oct
Brauer fhlasenbe Arti4
ID fets an 5ano.
Waat3e uts0 SUPPER
OefGtrr
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'Wtefutarft In WfiiIoSelpbta.

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-20
THE WHITNEY QUARTETTE.

1t is pretty generally known fact that the
Whitney Quartette will appear at the Carson
Theater on next Saturday evening But il
may not be a generally known fact, but fact
it is nevertheless, that seats are being secured
so fast that Charley Parker, if the rush CON
tinues, may be compelled to get an assistant.
The theater promises to be filled in every
part at the approaching concert. The quartet
consists of Mr.. Myron W. Whitney, basso,
Mrs. Helen A. Billings, soprano, Miss Abbie
R. Clark, contralto, and w. H. Fessenden,
tenor. considered in the East the best Amer
lean quartet, or quartette, giving you your
photographed choice. The programme for
Saturday evenings concert consists of ten
selections embracing gems from Mendelssohn,
Gounod, Rosslni, Pinsuti, Schuman and
other renowned lyric artists The selections
consist of solos for each of the vucalists,
duets, trios and quartets, giving the audience
Il far opportunity OF Judging Of the individ-
u.l as well as the collective merits of the
singers. There IS one duet in Italian, from
GounOd just to give the affair foreign flavor,
while all the other pieces are III good, pure
English. The Sacramento Record Union,
which always criticizes musical and theatrical
entertainments intelligently and fairly with
out descending to the gush or etfusiveness
born of complimentary tickets, speaks highly
of the Whitney party. 1t says:
Mr.. Whitney possesses Websterian pres
ence bearing a striking likeness to that great
statesman, which is difficult to reconcile with
the ''dew drop business Of superbclally sem
tlmental ballad performances. The enter
talnment throughout, however, Was the most
delightful that mas been given here for many
years. The members OF the quartet are all
artists of the highest culture, and the concer;
of last evening will be remembered with ex-
quisite pleasure.
No such entertainment has ever been given
in Carson as the Whitney quartet will pre-
seut to us on next Saturday might.