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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Won, ID. Howard Hitchcock; Before the
storm. W. Canyon. d. Howard Hitch.
cock; Morning Atmosphere, Jos. ].
Whittle Palama Stream. ID. Howard
Hitchcock Isle of Haute, Bay of Fun
dy, NJ. L. Chapman; A Glimpse of Lake
ChautauQua, NJ. +. Chipman; Cape
Blomidon and Basin of Minas. NJ. II.
Chapman: MOonrise from the Island,
ID. Howard Hitchcock: Inside the
Reef. Low Tide, ID. Howard Hitchcock:
Old Homestead. Ipswich, Mass NJ T..
Chipman; High Tide. ID. Howard
Hitchcock: Where the Coral Sands
Pile High. ID. Howard Hitchcock;
Study of Lemons. NJ. Il. Chapman:
Study of Magnolias. NJ. Il. Chapman;
Provincetown Houses, NJ. T.. Chapman;
Orchard at Lake Chauiauqua, NJ. f.
Chapman; Rocky Point, Jos. |. Whittle;
Upper Fort Street. Jos. |. Whittle;
Dawn. JOS I. white: Evening, Homo.
lulu Harbor, Jos. |. white; In Ma.
hopeland. Jos. |. Whittle; From the
pier. Jos l. Whittle; Old Mango Trees,
d. Howard Hitchcock.
Photographic Section-ln and About
Honolulu Banks; Historical Snaps,
Mrs. W. NJ. Graham; Adobe Building
I.ahaina, j. II. Cation: Evening. Con
ira Costa. J II. Cation: Laziness ten
largement by II. w. Perkins, DR.: w. X
Brlnckerhof: Atlantic Fleet at Homo
| lulu, J. II. Cation: OnOmea Gulch, j.
| II. Cation: Papaikou. j. II. Cation
Onomoa Flume. ]. n. Cation: The Lit
| tie Red Men. DR.. w. r. Brinckerhoff
lao Valley. ]. II. Cation: Halawa Falls
| (enlargemenO James Guild: Halawa
Falls. James Guild; Puunene Mill. j
Ii. Cation Hakalau Mill, J. II. Cation;
Waterfall (eDlargemenO James Guild
F1uming Sugar.cane. J. II. Cation
Sugar Loaf Mt, Cal, Ralph S. Hos
mer; A Pool In Maine Woods. Raip,
S. Hosmer: Pan Floor, Puunene Mil!
J. II. Cation: Shipping Sugar, Pal ri
kou. J. II. Cation: Along the Shore
Kawaihae. Ralph s. Hosmer: Wailu,
Falls. Kauai, Ralph s. Hosmer; II
Head station Welcome to Fleet. J. II
Cation: Shipping Sugar, Hakalau, J
n. Cation; The Gateway to Bear Val
ley, Ralph S. Hosmer: Squaw Nj
Brook. Me. Ralph S. Hosmer; Grou
of Portraits. r. w. Perkins.
| CefalnlcS-IOat Oh hrlnk III Ierra
Gotta and Black. Mrs. J. l.. More
Stein-Sunset. Mrs. j. l.. More: Gu
and Saucer-Convcntio Mrs. J. |
More Vase-Soumac, Mrs. J. l.. More
Pin Tray-Roses, Mrs. J. l.. More
lima Lei--Lemonade Cup, Mrs. J.
More: Ash Tray, Mrs. ]. l.. More; Ha
Pin Holder, Mrs. j. l.. More: Violeti
Miss Chapman: Plate. Miss Chapman
Lampbowl Vases, Miss Chapman; Blu
and Silver. Miss Chapman.
Sculpture-Corinthian Capital for {
NJ. Cooke Library, j. Rosenstein
Spandrl Ornament for same, J. Ro
enstein: Cove Ornament in Pacif
Club, ]. Rosenstein.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

while the Grafters are hard pressed
and they will buy, steal, and kill
without stint II they believe that by
so doing they can close the avenues
of information that will keep Ruef
and his big and little associates out
of prison, and thus successfully de-
feat common Justice.
The decent people of San Francisco
have Il terrific fight on their hands.
, Within that city is now being eXem-
plified the fact that when the war
between Money and the People,
! Graft and Honesty, reaches the point
where the People feel that they have
no other recourse than to first prin-
| ciples. blood will flow in rivers.
In the present instance the Graft
crs are committing murder, and then
/ demanding that the people shall rec
/ Ognize all the technical points of law
and order when dealing with their
bloody deeds.
The band of men of whom Rudolph
4 Spreckels and Heney are the centraI
! figures deserve all the moral support
! that can be given them from every
honest American citizen. Goodness
/ knows that they are getting littl'
enough from their own fellow-citi
zens, when one stops to consider
against what odds they are fighting
and the natural fear business mel
have for great combinations o
/ wealth
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01
Contest
Settled

The contest of the will OF the late
Prince David has been discontinued,
and compromise satisfactory 10 all
parties concerned has been reached.
Final action in this matter was tax
en- this afternoon. when papers We're
filed In rhe Supreme Court withdraw
ing the appeal of Princess kawanana.
koa from the decision of Judge Lind.
say In the Circuit Court. Col. Sam
Parker. who succeeded his late wife,
Mrs. Campbell.Parker, as guardian of
the minor children. has expressed his
wish to abandon all litigation II n sat.
isfactury settlement could be ar.
ranged. and this has now been con.
summatcd.
Princess Kawananakoa will elect to
take her dover right. which is one.
third of her husbands share of the
EapiOlan Estate, or OnG-siNth of the
entire estate. The Kapiolani Estate Is
capitalized at approximately 100000.
The Princess will withdraw her appeal
to the Supreme Court. and all the lit.
igatiOn has now been done with
John +. COlburn. the manager of the
Estate. feels greatly gratified that the
contest, which promised to be long
and hard legal battle, has now been
compromised satisfactorily to all con.
corned. The minor children of Prince
David will inherit under the wall a
great many Of the old insignia and
trophies handed down from the former
royalty. John +. Colburn will be made
an executor of the will under the new
agreement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01
ARE NOT SEEKING
POSTMASTER'S JOB

While there have been several rum.
ors ailoat as to aspirations on the part
of various gentlemen for the job OF
postmaster Of Honolulu, they all ap.
pear to have been absolutely enron.
eous. While Postmaster Pratt's ap.
pOintment will expire during the next
quarter of the coming year. the prob.
abilities seem to be In favor of his re.
appointment At least he has received
the endorsement of the Republican
Central Committee. and all those
whose names have been mentioned as
2spirants for the position namely
John G. Lane, A. l.. &. Atkinson and
Ed TOwse, state definitely that they
are not In the race.
8; :: q :: 8: :: :: {: 3: :: :: {; :: :: :: !: 3:
ing by the fact that the IA Moi was
carrying a load of cord wood. Soon
canvas, broken spars, and wood were
all mixed up in one hopeless tangle
ana the members of the crew were
forced to make their way along q
very precarious footway when the,
started to fix up jury rig.
Early this morning the crew be
gan clearing away the wreckage
The canvas was all torn past hope o
repair and the job of separating tn,
Ishreds from the chunks of hrewoo,
and pieces of broken spar was n
easy one.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Resolutions passed previous to the
receipt of Thompsons cablegram are
not so lacking in the desired strength
that they will have to be revised to
ut the request.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Cheap tenement houses are not
wanted. The nationality of the oc-
cupants matters little. The more
homes of inexpensive responsibility
the better.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

SAN FRANCISCO BAY, CALF
Notice is hereby given that Castro
Rocks Gas Buoy, CR2, moored about
500 feet SW. 1-2 s. from the outer
most of the Castro Rocks. San Fran
cisco Bay, California, reported extin-
guished Nov. is, will be relighted as
soon as practicable.
by order of the Lighthouse Board.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01
If Mayor Fern proposes to nut

If Mayor Fern proposes to put the
public street system of the City and
County In the hands of any official
who has not made marked success
of the job in other Counties, he can
hardly pose as making merit and sue
cess the test by which all candidates
for appointment shall be measured.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Mr. Holstein appears to have sufIl-
cient confidence in the ability of Ha-
waits Legislature to-. warrant his
having a place in the front rank of
Speakership candidates.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Gus Spreckels is now at work try
ing to make the grass grow in Ho-
nolulu streets. This is nothing new,
but trying to do 1t in the name OF
the common good wrings tears from
hearts of stone.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Hawaii appears to have got on
fairly well before the Federal SUI
preme Court Opening the door TO
the worlds greatest court of justice
hasn't done the harm that so many
of Hawaii's good citizens" threat
nnnl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Manager Bidgood speaks with au-
thority on Kilauea activity. When
he says 1t is greater than when he
was tending the fires, all hands may
| know that 1t Is great"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Every school-boy Is natural
marksman. his practise with pea
shooters and other devilish instru7
ments being limited only by the Wig
ilance of his teacher.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

why is it that they always put Il
frst-class politician at the head of
the Postofiice Department and then
demand that the postmasters shall
not be politicians?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Everybody will have an independ.
ent line on the automatic telephone
service-no party lines. Call at Wa
terhouse Trust Co. and get your name
on the list for a phone.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Chief of Police Buggy falling ovcr-
board accidentally in Oakland harbor
is almost as gruesomeIy funny as the
thought that Assassin Haas was care
fully guarded against death by his
own hand or another's.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Governor Frear would have had a
lovely time indeed in case of the
Observation-Disclosures storm having
broken while he was in town.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Feelings Of Liliha-streeters must
be somewhat assuaged when they get
a glimpse Of Dave Withingtons joy
Gus smile.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Sugar prices will remain stable
during the coming year. That source
of worry is eliminated so far as
weather and estimates can do 50.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Postmaster Pratt's way to reap
pointmcnt is so certain. that only the
rOmanCer can hatch opposition TO
him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

\ margin of seven votes is narrow
enough to suggest a contest without
prejudice, just to guarantee the
count,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

May the best man win and Homo
lulu bidders get all the contracts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Having rid itself of the japanese
war Bugaboo, Honolulu appears to
be good for six months of Tariff
Scare
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Help the hen-men along. The poul-
try show serves mighty good cause,
and should be a bigger event each
year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Joe Pratt has made a pretty good
postmaster.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-01

Get your lunch at the New England
Bakery, Hotel street.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15

Having tried b, recommend the
following mode % keeping tea water
for a long time in Common pitcher. p"
SAYS writer Ia Woman's Home Com
Danlon" for Iuty place between two
sheets OF thick brown paper layer OF
cotton batting about half an zach In
thickness. fssten the ends OF the paper
and batting together forming circle,
then sew or paste a crown over one
end mai ins a box the shape of "A stove
pipe hat minus the rim. Place thls
over 90 ordinary pitcher hled with
too water making Be- ueep enough to
rest on the table $50 AS to exclude The
air and you sill Dee astonished 20 see
the length of time thar the ice viii
keep ana the water remain cold aite,
all fhe tee has melted
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15

X the house is so hc left Tor the sum
mer. stop up the CRATE due with crush
ed newspaper This wifi prevent The
SCOT from sitting into the room.
Then. 700 the ice box should be- left
absolutely empty and clean. and with
The doors open.
Charcoal is useful article about
the house. ana can De- used Co great
sanitary benefit A piece ~ % should
always bc left ia the ics box. and lu
fhe pantry as 81 viu absorb an OBJ
iectlonable odors.
TO protect carpets ana rugs durine
the summer. sprinkle with black pep
rer and scatter bits ~ gum camphoi
over the room.
Stains can often Dee removed from
mattresses bv making a thick paste o
starch and water lay the mattres
In the sun and then apply Remove o.
about an hour no the stain has no
then disappeared. apply once more
Green cucumber parings strew
around the kitchen ana cuphoards vi
put an end 90 reaches
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15

Goli-yes. everything is in gold
that is on hats for thc matrons Not
a butterfly yellow bur instead a dull.
rich lustrous gold
BUT not al matrons may wear r..
The color is nor for the young matron.
nor for even the middle aged 70 IS for
those who have reached their Indian
summer And for them is not gold
en- haze most appropriated
The lul gold tissue $50 popular just
now. is quito expensive Approximate
~ as pretty effects may Dee obtained
with less expensive materials For in
stance. in stunning walking hat seen
the other day the crown was bound
with folds az gold tissue and black
tareta. while TWO go'l.coiored quilts
We're stucb through The KNOT az one
side
Sow. With a golden yellow chinor
instead 90 the gold tissue and biach
quilts with gold crescent at the Zip.
easily made with iitrle gold ligui'
painD you would have an equally pref
+ ~ HAT FOR less money
I In the more dressy hats yellow roses
lace and gold tissue are much used
and. strange 10 relate. wheat is yer
popular.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
simplicity In Bedrooms.

OF all rooms In The house the bed
room is the one where Individual sAste
has the fullest play Here one Keeps
ones personal belong ings. and here 10
Isl whore purely personal preferences
may be exercised
But 10 addition 20 This ~ Is. or
should bee. a space where one can 20 -
sleep at night with nothing ia tho sur.
roundings % depress distract. or an
noy. ana awaken in the morning 90 q
irst conscious Impression of peace and
-heerfulness
Nothing can make a bedroom really
satisfactory when The wall paper s.
somhre or obtrusive the fittings SD IN.
adequate that the inconvenienoe a. a
.onstant invitation 20 carelessness and
disorder the furniture heavy and
clumsy in proportion Ca the size Of
the room. ma the hangiugs flssy ami
lrttentious
Three principles should bs kept in
mind simplicity. convenience and
.heerfuircss The color scheme oi
curse. mest follow individual prefer
f .nce. controlled only by fhe Well estah
IsheI laws OF color harmony and o'
the position ana exposure % tho room
The Craftsman
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
ORDERS THE SALE OF
ODELL COTTON MILLS

GREENSBORO. \. Especial
Judge Boyd sitting IN the Circuit
Court. signed a decree FOR the sale Of
the Oien Mills. at Concord. y. G.. This
sale is 20 be made hy Caesar Cone. the
receiver. ia accordance with the agree
ment~ made hy creditors OF the Oder
Company. representing debts 20 the
amount q about $500 coo The whole
Indebtedness. without interest OF the
Odcu Mills as shown by the exhibit
on fle is about $4,000 According
90 the arrangement the creditors
agreeing to me sale get FIRST mortgage
bonds. "a De- issued by the purchasers
OF The mills. in the fun account Of
their debts 20 run FOR fifteen years
The creditors who have not consented
20 the arrangement viii receive their
ratahle proportion from the proceeds
~ the ~ale OF The mills. after deduct
ing expenses.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
Woman's Department



Dear. ycu are grave and silent as you |
look
Up from the quiet pages % your book
& ut BY your care.
Bright is the sunlight falling on your
hair
Has some old legend told its ancient
Woef
Nay. IL was lives ago.
Grieve not. but let your gladness
lightly run
To happy rippies. giancing In the sun
4 you but knew,
see the morning % the world IN you
Z see life upward springing.
Light round you ciinging
And la your eyes the dew.
Md IL into our fair companionship
Out Of the pages OF the tale should slip
Some hint OF sadness-put the stor3
By
F To- let them pass. world weary queens
and kings.
( Rise. rise rejoicing like The lark tha'
sings.
+ Cleaving the misty sly
Mary Burt Messer. Ia ths Aagusi
Century.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
FARMER HAS A WELL
FULL or FINE FISH

GLASGOW. KN-Special-On the
farm OF Horace Klingsmith. IN Hardin
county. is well that is FUN OF fish.
and the bucket can never De- let down
FOR water that from one 20 a half
dozen are not brought up.
The family can have fresh nsh FOR
dinner by just going 10 the well and
drawing up a bucket OF two. A party
who has often visited ihe unique well
explained the matter by saying that
the well is located ia the center % a
pond which. a year or two ago, was
stocked with carp.
During the dry season the pond dis
appears and the fish aB 20 10 the well
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
REPORTED TRB SULTAN
HAD BEEN AsSASSlNATEp

LQSnCN.-A special dispatch re-
ceive5 6e~e stated that the Sultan OF
TurkY vas stabbed by a minor palace
e&ctM who had been bribed by the
Leaders q the Young Turkey move
meat. It was detailed how the would
BE asee@sin drove his dagger at the
heart Of the Sultan. aut the point Of
Ne sasde was stopped by the coat OF
nail which the Sultan wears beneath
his clsehtng.
lister dispatch from the same
source stated that the attempt 10 XIII
the splten was made from the rear.
and nat the man who made the at
tack actually succeeded in driving his
short eladed dagger up TO the hilt, Sc
riouslS wounding the Sultan.
Beta messages purported to come
from a leader Of the Young Turkey
movement. who t. no~ In Geneva.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15

FREDERICKSBURG. VA-Special
Declaring the Ward law. enacted by .
the General Assembly az It's last ses-
sion unconstitutional. judge John 4
Goolrick has set aside che local option
election held here May 9th last, ln
which there Was given a majority oi
thirty-one against licensing the sale
Of liquor.
The saloons OF the city. which have
been closed for a few days. opened
soon after the opinion was read in
court and began doing business as
though the town had not voted DRY
An appeal was Immediately taken
so as 20 carry the case 20 the Supreme
Court OF Appeals. and the Temperance
leaders set 20 work at once ctrculat-
I ing a new petition calling for anOthcr
| election.
Important Decision.
/ The decision OF Judge Goolrick IS q
very important one and OF widespread
/ interest. as similar local option cleo
{ lions were held In a number % places
about the same time that the CitiHe ns
OK fredericksburg voted upon The
question. and all were held under The
law now declared 20 De in conflict
with the Constitution.
The election which was held OF
/ Way 3D.. ltUh. was AlLaNhtu Oh AAit
/ ground that about 50 per cent. Of ths
voter voting az said election had MOI
paid their poll tax SIX months prior
20 the date of the election. and that at
act OF the General Assembly OF VIZ
/ ginia. approved February p. 1905
/ known as the Ward act" IS uncou
stitutioual The act provides that al
any local option election held on oI
before The second Tuesday in June. ir
any year. any person shall be quail
. fed 20 vote who is otherwise Qualihe'
and has personally paid. GAG least si'
months prior 20 the second Tue sda'
: lu June OF that year an poll taxes CAS-
r sesstd or ssahle against him dur
S ing the three years next preceding q
- that ln which such special or loca
option election Is held.
They all gcd that this provision O
said act was unconstitutional. becaus
it IS Ga conflict with section Is of a.
! sche dule OF the present Constitution
which section reads as follows
e "In an elections held after this Cor
n stitution go.s into effect. the quail
D. fcaticn 0f the electors shall De- tho>
n required by article OK this Constiu
~ ton
This contention Judge Goolrick su'
tanned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
VEssHs BRINGS MILLION
DOLLARS WORTH or SIN

VICTORIA. p. C.-with a shipment
Of silk valued AZ nearly million dol
lars. part OF a large shipment made BY
rhree steamers which left Yokohama
70 race across the Pacific, the steamer
Nontra9le has arrived here after a
passage OF twelve days. sixteen hours,
in advance OF the Japanese steamer
Tssa hsru and Of the Pacinc Mail
stesmer Siberia. which left the Jspa-
nese port four days earlier
The silk will De sent 10 New York
by express train IN passenger cars.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
Lny Cake.

Two cups sugar. cup butter whites
OF eggs. 1 cup milk. , cups dOnr.
teaspoons baking powder. Favor
Cream thu butter AMI sugar. add u
the milk. then the hoar and baking
powder which have been sirted 90
gether Add tho rest % the milk and
iavoring and lastly whitea OF the
eggs. Bake IN shallow pan 10 a
Moderate oven
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
SPORTS
Fnrm North Carollna Leagne.

RALEIGH. y. Special Already
there Is talk of the formation of au all
North Carolina Baseball League fol
next season Manager r. " CIV alt
ney. OF the Wilmington team. is urs-
ing that Wilmington. Raleigh. Greens
bor0. Winston Salem. Durham and one
on The other stronger bali towns az -h,
state get together Tie urges that onll
in this way can North Carolina come
n Tor the degree OF credit she is emit
lied 20 in support OF the national
game
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15

Three cups o. dough. teaspoon bak
ing powder. IL cups sugar. 80 cup
butter esE. spice and salt. IL cup
nilk Beat until thin enough - pour
Add cup chopped raisins
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
:. -

Restores Cray Hair 20 N.tar.s c~s~z-
Removes DaEdrur and Scurt Earzup-
-atep and prevents the Hair frssa p -
inE OF.
For sale 81 Rfchmcnt- LYactewrG.
"a and Raiti-nore. Nd. DraCg1s4@ -
cent direct by LAPTHfNE CoNrENE
RfeA1sns. Va Price 81 p<r ssN1@L
sa.D1e Bssf3e, lie. ~ 49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
WOOD MACHINE co.

1sto-cat8 r. Main st. Ht~ss~~@G. w.
make speciality 90 repsirinE Gesalis@
AMI steam Engines. Nnilers FunNNs
Printing Presses Isl 1nf urEtn4
any other Kind or machinery EAsr
also make Brass aud Iron CssSsaEs ef
any slGe or wei KIT.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
BAD DEBTS TURNED MO CAN

Place list % t~sd-b~sts IN our
hands and watch your mali 60 Etes-
eatinE aul your bank .ccounf ErsUW-
Thirty years experience. 49,
wanted every "a here.
No coIt~cttoa. No rhsrW-A
PAINoHE-s COLLECTION &CsN1gCNs
eii r. Main st. lilchuaur. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15
USEFUL RECIPES.
Rolled slid Dressing.

Mix together one teaspoon o. nus
tard. one teaspoon OF sugar. one. half
teaspoon % salt. one quarter teaspoon
n paprika and one-quarter teaspoon
u celery salt Add the beaten yoIxs
- three eEEs. then odd slowly four
tablespoons o. vinegar and two table
spoons Of lemon juice and cook over
boiling water until OF the consistency
% son custard Chill and just before
serving fold IN oneQuarter plat %
thick cream beaten until suf.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-15

chop POUNDS % fresh beef. enough
20 an cups. soak 2 slices OF bread
Toasted Or plain In p cups az
svee, milk and add 20 the beef. 20.
yether Nth 3 teaspoons salt. tea
spoons o. seasoning Place Ia a but
tered pan Dot the top wlth butter
and bake 1 ID hours.