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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-02


which sholss Up good icr siessers mn
and as a. N GtnIer has 81 pieces IN
that run and the MononEahsia Cas-.
iceuipspy and West yiESihIa and
,PittsbprE OH Company haze The rest
twill make lively times on sfesseri
run.
An old well on Flat run on the Omen
Fluhnrty farm was cleaned out and
shot! II is making about 242o barrels
md ttere$is d new location near It
on3ilic Frecland farm. z;
November 20, handcar by some
means Jumper the track and hurt tho
boss, Mr. Brice Yost; his foot was the
most seriously. hurt.
The boiler Is now at the new loca.
ton on julie stumn's on Big Run. II
Is a Wild cat well.
Thanksgiving was observed by
quite few while csmpbell's boarding
house No. 2 served turkey. oysters anil
other things in proportion for the ben
eft Of their teamsters.
Henry Campbell has the, timber cus
and in to the mill for IN addition "a
his new barn which already holds 10
head OF horses. He is going to add
10 head more to the capacity Of thu
barn. w. R. sellars. Of Gloyer's Gap
will be foreman on the building.
The teacher at the Brumage school
left for Ohio to visit his parents. He
will be back for the first OF the month
Lewis cordray, Of Warrington. who
has three teams at Henry campbell's
hauling in the oil field, bought a fine
team in Canton, Ohio. and drove
through. That makes him five teams
He may locate them Mt our town.
silas Campbell is driving team for
shafer. Of our town. They are doing
quite bit of hauling.
The Clayton OIL Co. is hauling the
casing and OIL well supplies from the
Stems farm at The mouth Of Flat Run
TRUE BLUE.
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y .
Miss Jennie Fetty was visiting
friends at Grafton Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr. Thomas Russell, of Grafton. is
the guest Of friends here.
Mrs ": ". satterGeld and son.
e,yde, have returned home after spend,
Ing a few days IN Wheeling.
Mr., John shaffer was visiting friends
ut Grafton yesterday.
Mr. Ernest Scott returned Saturday
from a business trip to Oakland. He
was accompanied home by his brother,
Mt; Albert scott.6of Oakland, who Is
relatives here.
NJ and Mrs. ;Wahu returned home
from Salem Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il. Bishop and
daughter, Lulu; whs have been ut
Mrs. Bishops fathers, S. T. Shuttles.
WORT, lat Little Falls, returned satur.
day.
Rev s,sA coffman and wife were
sthe guests Of their niece, Mrs. Bart.
lett Helmick yesterday.
a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl coombs Saturday, November 80.
Charles Josephs. Syrian miner
from Mt: Claire. was brought to the
Miners Hospital Saturday night: His
leg vas broken,
Miss Ida Shnmaker and Mrs. Hart.
man nan md son, are visiting their broth
s3sers. Y 3 chiets of Police George shumalier,
u Gunes street.
Miss lnezs Jacobs went yesterday to
gTripnei Mononealla county, to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay ia.
sobs5
9: es Kincaid. spent Sunday with
I relative near Montana.
Misses Hattie Richards, Nellie Cox
and Nan Cox were the guests of Mrs.
s. ~ shpttlesworth, OF Morgantown
avenue, at dinner yesterday.
Mrs- Jennie Dodd is able to be ont
again after a severe sick spell.
ssIrs. Bert Helmick, OF Raymond
street. spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. JliIson Miller. OF Market street.
M Mis-. "; Writk and two children, who
have been visiting the formers moth.
er Mrs. ~ Brown, Of Columbia street,
have gone to their home at Cumber.
land. q;
Miss, Pearl Jacobs IS visiting her
grand parents Mr.. and Mrs T. Ben.
nett, at Morgantown.. Il
Mrs. DALLAS Leonard and daughter,
Beryl. Of CLARK sburg, are visiting Mrs
Leonafa's father. Mr.. Thomas Barnes,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-02

Any sick woman. may write 10 DR.. r.
V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, in perfect
confidence; all letters OF consultation
being treated as strictly private and
ssncrcdly confidential, and all answers
being sent in plain envelopes with no
advertising or other printing upon them.
Such consultation costs YOU nothing
whether you take treatment from Dr..
Pierce or not. I
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has
been long hailed as n Wood scnd TO
women" ltmakes weak women strong
and sick women we'll. 1t enables WON.
en- suffering IRON "female weakness"
prolapsus utcri, retroversion, anteyer-
E!nn. and other displacements of the
!organ5 distinctly feminine, to cure
themselves right in the privacy OF their
homes. Pelvic catarrhal drnins, painful
or Irregular periods, backache, ireaucnt
headaches, weak nerves, draggins-down
pam or distress in the lower abdominal,
or pelvic, region, gnawing. sensation in
stomach, dizziness, or faint spells, and
GIndred conditions and symptoms are
cured by DR.. Pierce's Fayorile Prescrin-
ton. IL IS not secret or patent mpdi-
cine, against the use OF which most
people OF intelligence naturally object.
but IS, in fact, the uFavorfte Prcscrip.
ton oil q regularly educated and ex-
per'enced physician in the treatment
OF woman's peculiar ailments ard who
IS not afraid to publish all its incredi-
ents, rs be does, on its bottle.wrabper.
attesting the correctness OF the same
under oath.
%Eayoritc Prescrintionn ia the one
mTeaIclne for M9man's deIicatc aiImenis
winch contains Deilher-1IcGi0I- nor
harmful, hahiL.inrming drugs. being q
pure glyceric extract OF Curative prin.
ciples found in our most valuable native,
medicinal roots, as attested by MANY OF
The most eminent medical writer's and
teachers of all the several schools Of
practice.
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
0 scientific medicine, carefully devised
by an experienced and skilliul physician.
and adapted 10 woman sdelicate system.
1t is made of native American medicinal
roots and is perfectly harmless in its
effects ~ any condition Of the female
system.
As a powerful invigorating tonic En-
y,orlte Prescription" impnrts strength to
the whole system and to the organs
distinctly feminine in particular. For
oVer.worked, ieworn-out," run.down,n
debilitnted teachers,a nilliners, dress.
makers, seamstresses, Nshop-giris,e
house-keepers, nursing mothers, and
feeble women generally, DIR. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription Is the greatest
earthly boom being unequaledS as an
aPPetiziag cordial and restorative tonic.
Asa soothing and strengthening ner5
vine y tayerise Prescrip don 2 Is unequal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-02
One Charter Granted.

The Hinton Pictute Company WA
the only incorporation to secure a
charter at the Secretary of States
Office Saturday morning. This new
concern will take, make. finish and
enlarge pictures. The capital stock
is $4,000, of which $500 has been
subscribed and $3.50 paid. The incor,
porators are: %. C. Hutchinson, o.
Forest Hill: o. A. Murphy. of Salt
Sulphur Springs; C. ". Terrell, AMI
r. G. Mann, OF Hinton.
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srsneh IL d.r.akina once ,,tHi.: !.

81 Mnsgraye & Sons have located
a branch OF their undertaking estab,
lishment on this side Of the river at
s2s Water street and are prepared to
answer all calls promptly day or night.
They have here a full line Of funeral
supplies including hearse. ambulance
etc. and Will keep this branch open
until the new bridge Is completed.
Teleph ones, Consolidated, 90; Bell, ca
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-02
lunIcIst. sAi.E REAi. EsflAIE.

Ppfs ant to I decree OF the inles
spsdiste Court d Marion county aHcst
ylrgin!a. mtde and entered on tho ssril
day Of October is67 N the ehaaeesy
cause Of G. 4 sllshael vi j. 4. cel-
len and Others, y VII, ON saturday tl,il
21stl day Of pcceinh er, l905. at die
front door 1.-THE court house II saiti
Marton count between IN hours 81
10 q, M N and 81. an! q that ,aay. orer
for sale atpibiie auction, to the high
est and beats bidder The following de-
scribed real ESTATE! to:wlt:
First Parcel: That certain lct Of
land situate In the clemenzS Jane
smallwood Addition to the First ward s
Of the City OF Fairmont; ID Marion
county. West Virginia. being designate
ed as lot No, 4. fronting forty fer ON
Diamond street; on the south side.
thereof and extending back adtstance
Of one hundred thirty:three and one
half feet to a sixteen foot alley, and
being the same real estate conveyed
to J. A. Caiien by; Al. o. Parrish aud
Others. BY deed dated June soth. 1905.
and Of record In the Clerks ONCE ot
the County Court sot said Marion
county In Deed Book No. i5s page
161; and also being the same real es-
tate conveyed by the said j, a. calien
and wife to H. S. Yost by deed datea
October 18Th, 1906, aud OF record IA
said Comfy Clerks ONCE In Deed
Book No. 145. page 1G7
Second Parcel: That certain lot or
parcel Of land situate in the saia
Clemcnza Jane smalisood Addition
to the. First ward Of. the said City OF
Fairmont, and designated on the plat.
Of said addition as lot No. 0. ana more
particularly described as follows:
Fronting on Diamond street q ais
lance OF s!xty.nipe and eighttenths
feet. more or less, and extending liaclsS
from said street along lot No i of
said addition llistanceyof about one
hundred and thlrty.t&o and tisessi
tenths feet 20 sixteen foot alley:
thence along, said alley7a distance OF
about forty feet; theneesin d straight
line TO the beginning corner on I,la-
mond street distance Of one hundred
and thirty;tour feet and being Inc
same real estate conveyed to ehatlss
7. Barker By a. D. Parrish and OH
tiers, by deed dated June 80, 1905 and
OF record In the said County Clerks
Office in Deed Book No. 1886 page fba.
Terms o. Sale.
one.half Of the purchase price gin-
Guiding sufficient additional sum 10
pay the costs oisaid suit, and IDS much
more thereof as the nsrchaser may
elect to my. cash In hand on did, OF
sale. and the residue thereof 10 be-
paid in one year from date OF sale.
with interest until paid. the purchaser
to execute his note for such deferred
payment with personal security APP
proved by the undersigned special
commissioner, and a vendors iletn win
be retained upon the said real estate
10 secure the; said !deferred payment:
JAS "A, MEREDITH,
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'W0zp7an's WafczsWOrd
Is MOdesfys

Whatever threatens delicate nodesty phten her
o w reason many woman permits disease of the delicate won,any
organs to become aggravated because she bring herself submit
to the ordeal of unpleasant quesonng offensive examinations
obnoxious local treatments which physicians think necessary
doubtless thousands of the who taken advantage Dr.
Pces offer OF free consultation by been led do the
escape thus offered from repugnant to odestv
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METZ plckups.

The Fox well on Campbell's run has
also come in good one.
The Denaly No. has a fishing Ioo
at depth of 200 feet. 1t is not
thought TO be serious.
The Joseph Campbell well No. s. has
come in quite a well in the 18th sand,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-02

cd and is invaluable in allaying and
subduIng nervous eScitnbiliiy, irritable
ny, nervous exhaustion, nervous pros
irniinnt neuralgia, bysleria, spasnls, st.
Nitus 5 dance, and other distressing,
nervous symptoms commonly attendant
upon functional and organic disease OF
the uterus. 1t induces refreshing sleep
and relieves mental anxiety and dcS-
pQndcncy.
lon can't afford TO accept secret
nostr'm as n substitute f5r this PROVEN
REMEDY OF KNOWN cOMrOSITInH.
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city Hospital Notes.

Arrangements have been made with
Cooks Hospital for the use OF their
ambulance in conveying patients to
the river while the bridge is impassl.
BILE. From there they will be safely
conveyed to the hospital without sui.
fering any. Inconvenience.
Miss Mary Powell was typhoid
patient dismissed Saturday.
Z r. Knlss was medical patient
admitted Saturday.
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5Attt,e,in,,dl,e. Z. Funeral.

Miss Clara Vance and Mr.. Thomas
Rowanl and family, Of Pleasant Val.
ley; and Miss Martha Linn and J. R.
Wilson OF Benton's Ferry, were here
for the funeral Of Mrs. Ardella Barnes
Saturday.
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ROW TO KEEP MONEY IN CIRCULATION

money person keeps every pos
sc circulation his prom
subscription
aion the We
!on list paid In advance
The time has
get the best price possible prompt Of bills
subscriber have would THIS
OF subscription immediate would
md the volume of the circulation medium increased
We believe in believe straightforward
peal is made them that they win who read
this wait for statement collector around but send check
or4G registered lqttc- The need Is felt
Make This banner Subscription Start the
with clear record paid receipt
st2ooooo ri WAGES ANNUALLY. as.ssS
The Fairmont West Vignn each IN Fairmont
about s12OOooO every
accused Of INDUCING in extrayagant lnxnies.
HELP UP TIC. CONTINUE TO GIVE
The BEST FOR the LEAST MONEY
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ygclub Meets.
The stenographersts Club will meet
this eSeningyat the home OF Miss Elda
4 Travis on Raymond, street.


Don't forget the NJ, P. ladies' begin
their, rlmmage sale to-day. Send all
contributions for this sele TO the Har
densbnilling on Water street or mott
~ Mrs. ]. Leonard
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FIRST WARD ':
NOTICE..

We viii still. continue TO deliver pur-
chases promptly TO the First ward
while the bridge Is torn down. Phone
: Us yonr drug wants. CRANES DRUG
STORE. II
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"Tlie Blood is The Liia.v

AAS OlUUu lS ING Dllp.
Science has never gone beyond the
above simple statement OF Scripture.
But it has illuminated that statement
and given it meaning ever broadening
with the increasing breadth of knowi.
edge. When the blood isnbad or i'm
pure 1t is not alone the body which
suffers through disease. The brain is
also eIonded, the mind and Judgement
are effected, and many IN evil deed or
impure thought may DO directly traced
to tho iDpnrity OF The blood. Foul,
impure blood can be made pure BY the
use OF DIR. Pierce S Golden Medical Dis
c9veTy. 1t eariches and purities the
blood. thereby curing, pimples, botches,
eruptlons aud other cuLaneous affections,
us eczema, letter, or salt-rhcum, hives
blood. ~,
o o o % o o
In the cure OF scrofulous dwellings,
enlarged glands, opcu eating ulcers, or
old sores, the "Goldcn Medica! Discoy-
cry" has pcriormcd'ttte most marvellous
cnres. In cases OF old sores, or omen
eating ulcers, it is well to apply to the
open sores. DR.. Pierce's Ail-iIealing
Salve, which possesses wonderful heal.
Ing potency when used MS an application
TO the sores in conjunction with the use
Of "Golden Medical Discovery as q
blood c!sansinE Observation-Disclosures
II your druggist don't happen TO have
the "A4-Heaiinf=. SalveD In stock, YOU
can eaSftyprdeure it by inclosine fifty.
four cgnts in postage stamps to DR.. 4.
V. PiTre, 663 Main St., Buffalo, N Y,
and j yR'ceme to you by return post.
MoT druggists keep IL as well as the
eGfl5en Medical Dfscovery.e
4 u o o o o o
You can't afford 70 accept any medi.
cine Of ltn4,,2lnn- cal ion ms d. suh.
stitllie for g Golden MedicaI piscoverY,J
Mhich-is a. medic or KNOWN CON-: /,
POSITION. having q complete list q
ingredients in plain English on / its
bottle,wrapper, the same being attested
as correct under oath. =
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets sinyieor.
ate the Stomach, liver and bowels. Ono
70 three Q dose. Easy TO take as candy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
TIME TO SMASH SEATTLE COMBINES

No OF proestaton from President Erickson Of tho
Milk Exchange viii convince the people Of Seattle that the
exchange stin in actual existence.
The reduction price OF milk the rce existing be-
fore the formation OF the combine will convince the peo
pie that the criminal conspiracy through which the price was
taised October is not still in complete force
There is excuse in present conditions for the present
wholesale prices milk Seattle The farmer the
milk producer getting or his milk than he did when
milk retailing generally in Seattle cents per quart
While retailers getting from 10 up per quart for
their milk the milk producer getting about cents per quart
when selling to the milk dealer and per quart when
selling to the condensed milk manufacturer
MILK is costing the dealer than it when
he making fair profit per quart and the 2S per
which the dealers getting for their milk
represents the amount they daily exorng from the peo
pie OF Seattle.
Nothing criminal combine would make this extorton
possible
light Of these facts it the duty Of the consumer TO
demand milk at per quart unless exceptional quality
jusufies higher price.
IL The demand granted competition restored
is the duty OF the public protect itself through prosecution
Of the members Of the Milk Exchange
Whether the members OF Mix Exchange realized
the time they the agreement that they were
engaging IN criminal conspiracy and committing INSIDE
under the law that the real effect Of their
action.
Now that the law made to them there is but one
honest pursue dissolve the conspiracy and re-
store the price OF milk 20 the price which prevailed before
petition eliminated By the formation the Mix Exchange
OF course such action would be ul admission 81 the con
spiFaey charged BY The Star, but the only hy
which the members Of the exchange can hope 10 escape The
legal penalty FOR their acts
II time 70 end to all Of the combines which
have contributed in making Seattle most expensive city on
the coast IN which live The extortons Of the ice combine
OF the principal Tor the organization Of
the milk combine and each combine excuses itself by pointing
70 the existence % the other combines which bleeding the
people OF Seattle
Il everyone could be member a combine things might
be evened that would really suffer bat thar con
dlton Is possible Under the combine system favored
few make large profits which they ctort from the general
public from the the clerk aud the average busi
ness man who derives compromising benefit
Smashing the combines will reduce the cost az living IN seat
tie am eliminate the exorton from which the general public
suffers at every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

iurked IN Mereedes' blue eyes
WHEN ana I ever flift. Bobby p
"You have coquettad with me fof
years. have dangled my heart
around ike an Indian tho scalp "
bis foe, aud you ASH "
But that's not within the stint.
ute. There's nothing said about
dangling hearts, and besides I've
always been absolutely serious with
you
Then you we're serious cyhen
you told IA that night nt Barry
Let's ~ about the moon, Zoo
by Can you trace tho woman'a
fnea2"
We had atrolled down a quiet
maple shaded way and now lounead
aEafwet % wall ~ hewn sandstone.
hsf.snina ln the abode Of a blue law
Trainer The quiycriuK laves over
head let through Just enough Of the
magic beams % produce a cobweh
effect Of shade and SPARKLE on the
gold red hair OF Mercedes AID 20
steal away the last remnant Of my
senses
Now. that night at Barrrys."
resumed.
bobby. the neE ordinance Ia not
retroactive. Even n had beon ia.
discreet and encouraged you when
| shouldn't. Il says on aud after the
PASSAGE 81 this ordinance.
4 yield. o modern Poftia. buf re-.
member the law now throws a pro,
teclinE wing over poor flirtrldden
creatures Hike myself
And. anyhow" she went on. 4,
IL posaible, you know. that I meant
what ! said"
The sweet solemn look sho gave
me there IN the hair shadow
tempted me and ! made an lnyoi
uniafy motion toward her
Just possible. J said. Bobby"
Mercedes" and | prolonged the
dear sweet name AZ laid my trap.
Yes. Bobby
A light breeze. tinged with the
first faint chill 81 fall. had arisen.
Il was the autumn rustic that
makes the blood bound In the veins
Win the 10Y Of primal life. creating
a desire for home. hearthaide and a
CHEEKY. rose checked matron by the
cracking blaze. The giri stood
there ON tho siili. quiet corner aud
ahlvered the least BIT but becauae
was heartfui was also heaFtleaa.
and suffered the fall wind to amifa
poor peek.a boo clad Mercedes
while wound the ahelns which
should Involve .this legal minded
maid In tho meHhea ~ the blue
oass Far Rsnt--rfper a TAR.
io2ts6 Second av. 90.
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ONE COQUET CONQUERED
nv STUART q. STONE.

IL IL hereby ordered that, on
and after the passage Of thiA 6fdi
nance. Il shall he unlawful Cor malls
and female persons 90 iolter on the
steps Of any church. puhlir bueid
Ina or doorway Of anY atoFa. iof
tho purpose % visiting. or GATES
candy or peanuts. OF 90 i0ilsr eon
the street or vacant iota or ofstrf
ohacnra places. for the parnose lof
flirting 10 the meantime
Mercedes and | read thcs black
aud whiN placard. In the In,an
light on the corner ~ the d1hK
store. The Q4asnt old to@n RguAtcd
aadof a visitation Of the blpest of
blue laws. and this was tho latest
edict
Mercedes I said. I'm relua 10
Eive Yoa into tire custody VI the
lMw q
Bat she domarred. Il have
oaien no peanuts
No bat there's tho flirting
Exquisite. mysterious shades
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mo right in the teeth Of tho prOcia.
nation. and J shall remand y0u
to prison"
Cruel. tyranuical Bobby" pouted
Mercedes, and IL n worth while.
saolng Mercedes p0ut
~ you we're SERIOUS, then you
love mo, Mercedes Now be good
aud don't 60 10 jail"
And oueOrm stole round and
compressed tho white poeka boo.
while tho other drew the gold-fed
DO G9pad0ur dow61o nesting place
on the shoulder which tailor.
wise IN HIS generation, had padded
aud padded well
80 bo It." said Mercedes, With
a little Sigh.
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law and throw her on my mercy.
THAT sPtffurtins ordinance II
0rialnly Va effect now"
Admitted
Now ,~Vsten." and poifed a
stumpy NAeffngof Into tho sauciost,
prettlest face ever the moon threw
crazy quilt patterns q silver upon.
OR very nearly That. anyhow
Were you serious when you hintcd
you we're serious
"Oh. got q fresh start" {
when you told mo that night
at Bnrry's that you loved me-"
Witness declines 20 incriminate
herself"
~ you were not serious. then
you have deliborssely fiirted with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

whole cloves. doEea. hay leaf. &
cinnamon. y toaapoonfnl. celery
seed. y tcaapoonfnl. chopped onlnn.
tahlespoonhia; sweet cider. n
gallon.
Directions Select plump mo
dlum. alEed ham and waah thorough.
~, rubbing we'll witIhaaing HAifs
and scrub vi small vegetable
brush. Rinse IN cold water and put
into a baking pan skin aldo down
Stick the cloves IN the ham, Mix
othor seasoning together and rub
these we'll into the meat and cover
with the chopped onions Make
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may BE- fosnd IN any krucnry ssoru
aud at current prices the entire 81
pense should not exceed 81. This
dinner Ia based apon that cost II
u sufficient tD serve five PERSONA
providing vegetables and pastry
Fe&etabie SOUP - cents. wafera
? cents. h@lf ham baked in sweet
cider. 81 bread and butter. II
cents. rleed potatoes. cents. boiled
onions, , cents. apple sauce. 20
cents celery. 10 cents. Chow chow.
10 cents, cabbage salad. 90 cents
pumpkin pie. 20 cents. fruit cake
- cents. waters and cheese. "a
cents. coffee. rs cents.
Following - the reeipe for half
q ham baked IN sweet cider.
Materials - Ham -- medium. 4.
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a cover by alowly adding enc half
cup Of water 10 one cup Of flour,
roll out In sheet aud cover Tue
entire ham, tucking down eoso n
the aigeq. Add bay leaf and lflll tna
pan At least two thirds full % hot
elder, Put into a modoralA oyen
and bake four hours, batting ofleh
When done remove paste ana ska
When cold slice very thin. lay 81
platter and garniah with crehH AID
picked beets and egRs cat Ia fancy
shapes. Fer tho above dinner uAe
half a good.Aixcd ham and allow %
minutea 10 a pound for baking.