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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-13

d -. N'tHl4' l'''N N'N il'il ilN"hil
today.
Oysters as you like them, in any
style. at the Royal Annex.
H.. f. Wichman. who has visiting on
the other islands. came back this
morning.
Intcr.lsland aud o. X. & l.. shipping
hooks for sale at the Bul lctin.
Office, 80 each.
II you are looking for any Of your
friends go To the Two Jacks" and
you'll find them.
Senator Makokau arrived today from
Hawaii, preparatory to taking his scat
in the Sonite Chamber.
Captain c. w. EXton, Of the Goth In.
fantry, Fort Shafter, came back today
He arrived in the Sheridan.
Hon. II. NJ. Kaniho. the cannon
bail" Of Kohala, is in town. He ar.
rived today In the Mauna Kea.
Hear the new Magnaphone, McCand.
less building, King and Alakea street.
all next week. Prices 10 and 10 cents.
A new method Of cleaning hats is
in use at the Expert Hat Cleaners. Fort
st. opposite Club Stabl's. Try them. "
! Judge and Mrs. S. b. Dole. who have
been visiting in Hilo, came back today.
apparently much benefited by climatic
change.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. VI. Sgencver, accom-.
panied by their children. were among
| the arrivals this morning from Wal
mea. Hawaii.
J. W. MOanauil, a well known ka
maaina Of Hamakua, Hawaii. is in
town. lie came down today, arriving
in the Mauna Kea.
| Captain c. w. Orwell, Engineer
Corps, who has been In the States for
several months. returned today in the
transport Sheridan.
Blom will have special sale OF
quilts, towels and wash rags on Mon
day only. No such goods for the
money on sale anywhere.
w. II. Beers of Hilo was among the
arrivals today in the Mauna Kea. lie
is the only candidate for Hawaiian In
tcrprcter of the House. He has the
assurance Of the Hawaii members OF
the Legislature.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-13
BY AUTHORITY
BRUSH FIRES ON TANTALUS

Notice Is hereby given that in ac-
crrdance with Section of Act II Of
the Session Laws of 1905, II Is FOR
hidden to start fires for the burn
Ing of brush, dry grass, etc, for a
period of twelve G2) months from
date, within that portion of the Dis
trict of kOna, Island of Oahu, bound
ed on the East by Manoa Valley, on
the North by the Konahunanui Noun
tain Ridge, on the West by Nuuanu
and PauOa Valleys GnCluding the for
ested portion of the ridge above Pa
ciilc lleights), and on the South by
the makai edge Of the Eucalyptus for
est, the Makiki Reservoir and the
mauka boundary of the Judd land Ia
Makiki and Manoa, UNLESS the writ
ten permission of the District Fire
Warden has been first obtained. ~
The law reads such fires shall not
be started during heavy wind with
ont sufficient help present to control
the same, and the fires shall he
watched by the person setting the
same, or by competent agents of his,
until put out"
The District Fire Warden Is Mr.,
W. NJ. Giffard.
RALPH S. HOSMER,
Chief Fire Warden.
Honolulu, Hawaii, February 10
1903. 423i-FcD. 10, 10, 1G
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-13
NEW = TO-DAY
THANKS.

Mrs, Sea wishes to convey her best
thanks to all friends, for the great
Kindness shown by them during the
Illness of her late husband. George
Sea. She also wishes to thank AL
those who forwarded floral tribu'es.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-13
ANNUAL MEETING
The Koloa Sugar Company


by order of the Board of Directors
the Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
crs of'THE KOLOA SUGAR co. will
be held at the office of II. HackJeld n
Co., Ltd, Honolulu. T. H., on We'd
nesday, February cath. 1909, at $40
y. M, for the purpose OF electlng Of
llcers and transacting such other bus
mess MS may be brought before the
meeting.
The Stock Transfer Books of the
Company will be closed from Febru-
any 22nd to February cath, both
dates inclusive.
i. KLAMP,
Secretary.
423i-Feb. 10, IS. 30.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-13
NOTICE

Draft No. 1888. dated November
rs. 1908, for $lO77OO, drawn by
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Com
rany, Naalehu, on the undersigned,
in favor Of Postmaster, Honolulu, has
been lost and payment stopped. All
persons are hereby warned not to ne
GOtiate above Draft.
WIN. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD,
Agents, Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
Company. 4234-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-13

The Bulletin Publishing Co.,
Ltd, is agent for the best engraving
and lithographing company on
the Pacific Coast and is prepared
to give estimates on high-grade
printing OF every kind.
Also prices and samples OF the
Very Latest in Engraved Cards,
Announcements, and
Invitations, in the best Of form
for smart functions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Strangers in Honolulu find what
they want quickly when they use
Bulletin Want Ads.
Phone 800. PR. Sullivan. Hack lis.

j. u. Castle returned from llt"ai
tDdl.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-13
SO MERCHANT ST.

Sales-'BcIwocn Boards: 90 Pioneer.
Sli750; 30 Eluw c. 4 $. Co. $I0i5O:
$4,000 Haiku is, $lOOjO; $500 Paia Is.
$l00.5O. Session: 5 Oahu Sug. Co.
S29.25; 10 Oahu Sug Co.. s2g.25; -
Oahu Sug. Co.. s2925: 80 Oahu Sug.
Co.. s29.25: Eva, s27.5O: so Eva
s275O; 90 Eva. S2I5o: 25 Ewa, $3.50:
10 Waimea. $50; % Hon. Il. & NJ. Co,
$2L5O.
Latest sugar quotation 3.6t cents or
s72.2o per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-13
ANNUAL MEETING
Kekaha Sugar COMPANY, Ltd,

kekaha sugar Company, Ltd.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
the Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders of the KEKAHA SUGAR
CO., LTD, will be held ut the Office
OF II, Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, Homo
lulu, 7, H., on Wednesday, Febru-
AIRY cath, 1903, at 10 Il. m, for the
purpose of electing officers and trans
acting such other business rs may
be brought before the meeting.
The Stock Transfer Books OF the
Company will be closed from Febru-
airy 22nd to February 2ith. both
dates inclusive.
+, KLAMP,
Secretary.
l23i--Feb. 10, IS, 30.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-13

l2Sl Feb. 10, IS, 20.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

The hess admirers xrcw Constant
10 Their inrrsass ne nrst o-ciai act
o. Nehraskss rev labor eu-antssione-
~As a formal appreciation Of this
riiiar Of society According 70 Mr.
haupin. this fowl brought sfsoo0sao
uorth q eEEs to market IN Nebraska
iAs, year The commissioner = rn-r@
pared 70 estimate the vain. Of her q
spring in the Way q fried chirk~n
she aid lee. 0os.9 900 eggs ia fs0s
race end 70 End these ezxs would
reach around the earth and ovsrlap
1--WE niles They woul4 make AZ
esE yak three feet vide rsarhiux
% Omaha 10 OEien. With han
they would furnish breakfast for 500
wv people and make an omel~,
containing sSeeo9 cubic fset. The h@n
vas worth more 10 NEBRASKA than the
Breasted wheat eror q SIS 90. go: al
haest t-tce as marh a. she cat r-nu Of
sis~oeeo. - times as much a. The
harley crop. 20 times as much a N.
re crop and q third a. much a. the
chalkefof crop ~ corn The com
missioner believes Nebuska need.
another seal T. ~ not rixht ia think.
inS nat upon that seal no nxure 50
Vel demands recognition a. the ever.
p-nent busy and u-nrretsntioas hen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

Take a fresh beef kidney and ~ II
stand in coH ~ster about ten minutes
Remove fai and skin. then cut or clog
into dice Put TITO 4 stew pot. inst
cover Efth cold wafer ard pur over a
very Sos FIRE Adj \ siice az Ouio7
half a teaspoon Of sal. a quarter tea
spoon q pepper. fkres eessertSpcous
canned tomato. hals a teaspoon Wor
ceStsrShire SaEce Let simmer. not
bell ahout an hour. Or uaul teueer
Take aholt a tablespoon y the Eaxy
in 4 cup ant when cool nix il xith a
ea@rspoon q sour 10 a smooth. thin
paste
Gradually stir into TIE stew uusl Il
seems thick ezozSh LIT simmer 4
Atfls ~hise ioager- serve VERY hot in
n covered dish Thts can - prepared
the Gar before az3 simply heated the
next morning for breakfast
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
FOR THE DESSERT
DAINTY AND EXTREMELY Ape
THING TIosETs.
waters 70 Serve ~ith re. Ar
o. Jsrss<se orsi,-css. That
10 Pcp@isr IN Cites
e. ttafv.

his g. the ~ay 20 suucoct thos.
rail tsi -ate dainty uafers thar the
Japs sers With tea BREAK The whfte
Of ore ~ u a bowi. AID o-e table
spoonful - SUGAR. stir a ana
then add 20 ts~hlespuoufai % Sou-
and ehaif f~easpnonfal % snfsersd
butter Peat until about a. thick as
cream Pusr a teaspoonfai q this bat
ter % The reverse side % a large
baking pm. slightly creased. and uirh
TIE back - n spoon spread q untfl
about four inches In diameter and a.
most as thin a. tissue paper Bake
In a moderate oven until brown ans
Ehiie stil Earm roll around a curun<
stick Keep ia a covered tin.
\ delicious Italian cake which IA a.
ways served with iees In the pastry
shops q Genoa and other southern
Italian towns l. mads thus Warm
half a eupful Of butter until Il Is a IT.
tie soft. beat IL to a cream With bal;
4 cupfui = sugar. Break In an e<E
and bat until quite smooth. add one
~ oue. tkree or more eggs beating
bard, ard then add hzlf a rupsui o.,
Pour The mixture on a battered
IN and bake about ten Or 6f,een min
afeS Turn u upside down on a sieve
cnoi and Whsn coid spread thickiv
~1fh apricot nm a-d Then uifh chncr-
iate iciuz Fiace In the oven a no
reut then cnnl snd cut into shap~s
4 teiirfeus Ezy 10 Serve cake Is ~
Prepare a cup AXE batter
and bake r. IN shailoW ssuare tins
Whsn tcue e1f r. into snail squares
and cover tAe top q sach WITH a Ntr'.
- the following @t.c- Cux \
rlpt-l % fztsi1s in a suaTl quantity
= water Nken terG@r remove fheu
'-c- the a-e au6 chnp fne. thea ADJ
scanf eupfsI - zuSzr art pur back
% eook Let this boil 5oun until
'sirupv ard thick AMER sprea1ins
h mixture over the cake SPRINKLE
uiuc~t = azy E-i Ez<
ISL Waluuss ant ainouds cnmhi1et
lre god in this way n ~ toys Ne
90 son d-eise soue powdered sl<1-
'vsr them 70 prevent sticking
For teas ant lzzch@ozs lue hou<@
Ike 90 serve sandwiches made
e follows Have reafv fhin battered
Ices q delicate brown bread SPREAD
hem after trimming with a layer % I
traNberry AN OF peach mzrzaiste
over with a laver q freSh evan
hesse Press two slices together :
the filings against each other
I'd serve
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

teTe2hle Compound has done for ne
during this trying period Corplsts
restoration 10 health means so much
20 NE that for the sake Of other suffer-
ING women l am willing In make nv
u?uoae public 50 ycu may publish
this letter. "-MRx CHAS BARcrAY.
RID. Grzniteville. VT
No other medicine for woman's Ills
has received such widespread ard IN
qualified endorsement No other med
icine we know Of has such a record
81 cures Of female Ills as has LYDIA Z.
hnkham's Vegetable Compound
For more than 30 years II has been
curing female complaints such as
Inflammation liberation. local weak
nesses hhruid tumors. irregularities
periodic pains. haekache, Indigestion
and nervous Prostitution. and il Is
unequalled for carrying women safely
through the period of change Of life.
IL costs but little TO Try LYDIA Z
Rnkhan's Vegetable Compound and
as Mrs BarclaySzySitis worth noun
tains of gold TO suffering women
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

POund the @esh q n s-xa ssscs-
With - gil Ct MIX -s = s~suSh
a stexs AID a tsaSpoanfal e snaoxy
salce. a pi1ch o. c2yenne p-Tps- AMI
a squeeze % Iezon Juice Bex al
we1 tcSether- whip rathsr - ha1
Aalf a teaeEpf1i % cream anE sAas
q this N the mixture. whiy-x al
the tine yo1 = al8ias r. ~ ~-e
snail china czxss 18th the -tx-z-
ant pile the reSr q ne cream CO y,
TOP Pous1 the coral of TIE oax.r
and rub Z through a sieve. xgrlnkax
the top Ct each ease as yol pax !.
throGxh S-and On iee and serve cd
~ith brown brad and butter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
SISTERS TRICK


Ho~ a sister played a trick that
brought rosy hsalth 10 4 coffee eena s
an interesting tale.
i was Il coffee fend3 TREMBLING
nervous. physical wreck { elsnssne
TO the poison that stole axzv NV
strength | Knocked At Postum and
Woul1 have none Of IL
One day my sister substituted n
cup Ct Postum piping hot for ny morn
ing cup Of coffee bGt did not tel ne
what IL n I noticed the richnsss Of
II and remarked that the coffee tasted
ire but ny sister did not tel ne
vas drinking Postum for fear / might
rot take any more
She kept the secret and kert xiv.
ing ne Postum instead Of coree untiI
! grew stronger. more ureleSS zue a
better color in my saIlox cheeks ana
q elearness to Ely eyes thea she told
ne Of the health-giving. ne-vs
strengthening H~fesarer she had given
ne IN place Of NY morning eore@
From that time l became = diseiule al
Postum and no words can do izssses
In telling the good this cereal drink
did ne viii not ny to tel II. sor
ozly after having used II can oce h.
ccnFinced Of its merits
Ten days trial shows Postum's boz.
er TO rebuild What coffee has d
stroye1 There = Rezsor
Look In pigs for the famous rtrse
bock. The Road TO wezlviIle-
Es<r r~.x - sAsv< s<ss~rs -
- aDprexs nF~8 the - rxn<. r.,
- uu<s aaa falI e -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

IN doing Up 9 20 Eee dress. DO net
sprfnkie IL after II 4 1ry. As II Win -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
.so A RIGHT MERRY TINE
Presents arc sosse-i-s Ds.reutes :.
cssey's 5i-tncsy-

-Yis he<az Ms oTccie- Te 49,
zas Csssy'S birthday ~yistsrtay. an
Casey brought hone tTc bottles %
rae stu--Crs inside an . oztsite
to ~sillyhrzte the occasion an they
Isl had TIRE toi=e Of their lives ms;
.vsnin'. Iv'ryhosy happy Al TrThoty
ha-Giz' ont p~rissztS an souvenirs G.
The evi-t TO i~vryhody else,
CASEY ave his wife an his 7osAe7
s-law 4 black eye apiece. his wife
give Casey n Puneh in TIE brad
basket. his u~oshsrfzlz- give hin n
side sztre ri-h a skillet an Casey
give The cid lady another black ere 70
keep COMPANY With the s-St ? IN
the police rome an XIV Casey 4 ne
70 The x-afiou hcuse- an this =1rzi1
,he ia1Ee tork a hand IN the game. A
give Casey ten DAYS,
on Twas 4 gran s~iilySratiou they
h.a al -rruut Md rezi-h-znces an
souvenirs h1z6et out regardless q II
rsrse Or 40 they happened 10 hit,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

Wens- -se Ne lces e. Berg Prsy
fer secacsl Treatment

4 Missionary. tiscou-xsnx up11
irdia told u a uou1an wha had come
20 her complaining o. a ? SIRE
back ard desired thai she ray ,o- IS
cure This Ms Jacsson did bur the
woman again appeared before her ard
declared that the hack vas s,lI IN q
bad eundifiou- Mrs Jackson advised
the u.s. q an Application % ioaizs.
and brought out n bottle q the drug
% apply upon the afflicted part q the
vunazs anatomy But she REGARDED
th- bottle slspieiously ard acted a.
though Il Nuuit hurt her we-e she 20
use H. To aIiay her fears rpon this
srure Mrs Iacssoa applied Som~ u
ihe drug 70 her oEu fuxer ard showed
Asr thai IL would not burr. and that
she haf better allow her 70 put some
q Il u7on her hs~k
But. said the ucma1 =, would
q No Sood
-HaE So Inquiries
sTmpsfheuaEy
Because replied he wom1n it Is
~ ca mas hack that = Sn-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

The G~eorgianso o. Augusta are ehurk.
AnE over a lev story about Mr. Tar
Eho drove oct Gre afternoon 10 So 4
Georgia planter The planters cuok
n very Old ~omAn takes no interest n
p1biic Affairs ard she did 0 recox
nize the portly guest
What did 10 think q TIA. gentle
ran Marhz- the planter asked after
NJ Tar had driven OF
Vel str. Old Martha 7srlsed I
an say as I slE zothin' perrrkIs-
about h1m He looked 10 ne ike tie
Sna Of uan as would D pretty rsgls-
70 his Eeais-LzIsvfue Tines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

TIE yuuu= theoioSieai student zho
lad been supplying h. Rzshbr Plf
rtt Tor two Sundays lacked EiSffuIlv
a. Mrs ktng-an. his hostess for the
tine being D51 you Ike The ser-o1
this morning L ! nay ash he In
qIred
Nou done rial Esu Eith IT, material
you selected said Mrs kirSnza.
wirh mgeh cordially As saiG 10
lenas on the way home I've heard a
eo-en o. more sermo1s preached o.
that ter and this yoaag mas ne
first q that ever made NJ realize
how d1cuit tEaS 10 expain-
Youths Companion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

Ton<ue tElSte-s are the actors
. n actor said Lose yoar head
OF the sage and you are bond to
say NoE RababbAs vas 4 bobber.
for Bzrahhas as i rubbsr-
On a first aisht 7 heard a t~-agadla-
refer % the Deity Is a showing leop
Ard Ehsn - meant = loving shep
he'd
Yea make ne a hoS and q SKY
word. ! nee shoutes IN a uzx
dana
Nv uncie a divine concluaed Al
ADDE'S &C the suTra=s before a xo-
e1s club Nth the terrible words But
| bore you. I Sm cease I do not Eish
- address a ot Of h-eu we1ehez
NJ poor uncle meant weary benches
Eas 4 duke II a recent problem
play. AID Ehen III Ss-Tznt asked ne
o1e ntght Il ! had any luggage. I rN
Piled uzlT two rags ard 4 bug
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
FOUR BOTTLES N osg
Quarter Sectors Esch l.tc,ce1 - .
oi-crr-t Iizsi6

The handy y so-aeiy si+l<fr-e,
castor which va - . sr8 n
the eeute- q tke tfnrer asle ssil
vzcn Of ever an has hes1 On
in cnavenisuee Nc~ airnS err@ a
bottle with frr cc-rart-~-s -
many stoppsa each Garter sc-rn
being iat~ndet ~ ! &-e-ai Ez1fA
on each civissn f engraved The -zrls
% the hsve1t f = % Todd one
nay have hottts marset fcr wsy.
nn <in and ia-Ey and her are
Whaf the csait pleasantly syies.
aftsruoo1 hritt bottles hsE-< The
inscriptions SIR. eiare- <zusrze
ard madeira S1aI1sr bcrfks are
nale for nquel1 and xho knsEs DC.
vii shortlifouoE. u1rEed con
venieutlv. picsle3catsup zia1 dress
iz< and maple syt, ne SECTIONAL
are said iAbs 4 revival e Old
colonial siteocSr1 5~scoradcnz ard
soue q then cocs With E-rle stands
q nlizres silver o5E-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

little Savings Thss Co 81 T. ca
oc~r TIE sorsnty fna

That useful little article. Ne SIS
binx brush. often wears " loo -
fore is Eue seczuss q ~ acc.
Nine p~rsrus cut q ten aytAe krrsh
upside down forgetting thafkay res
trr- wiii sink mo the 80 srea
causing the brfstles 70 nl Get a-s
Eaki-< the brush snd4sa AL nnar tor
ass
The hclsehchs h-oc- scrnasllv
Characterized a. the vouan s~1rou.
Is as a raie. pi1red h tse errus-
straw spEara Asy watsr ~ IN Z
sinks into TIE censer. rustsrg b. Esrs
and ru,sin< The ss-4~ A 100 skan,t
alSays b burg % a nal o. orst q
oae % thrss psssnf s-rnrrsnStx tsat
hold Il hr1iy from the @-arbo tat
any dust or rnter nay n1iruu Z
Ehsn not n uss
whsre q at he etshs - 80
Sfrewn faruurn the rras ta a-t
there to - uEef NJ b. ts-rorsr.
soll@d ant brukea. EAsa - BITS -
grass en- ne monthiy roa@dl Erev
on@ ios, rsuzl-es 4 -ew . a IS
pl1ce And What % - e<h~H-s
isft out thruuEh ri wsafssr. ertzs,r.
- ne have sea fnru CO 80 b 81
Seh little thizE ire ~
-orth msrrtrz1E some oas Bay sar-
Nav. al thss ur-is thinG ae razy
nore coun- largely IN uaS1sup -
horsehcM hsdgst a srsFT I
,~olsekeepsr sci knoxS hes 49, I
h Unnecessary srpe-GtE-s "a,
poll he ~bsia1cinE u arc'Ezo-Tas
ioussEeeper
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

The ziri Who has ~ ben married
would . teliEhtetArish 4 Sooslet
made from unruled tsst Fap=r and
tied into book form 49, cardboard
backs covered WITH - chirfE a "a
ter coio- paper
II the latter Is sd n 1a-uu- "a.
Ire can be painted . .-sr Ard
On The frOat can - tarers Wat
Mother Used 20 Mako o. -RavurIss
Dishes
There Shouid ~ a PaR for esch szy
Of the year. and OF eachuzs shs1is -
clearly written a umsszta3 recipe
that cannot b found q a grated
cook book A recipe "a - wri-tea
ca each side OF a sheet. zfs z ss-s
better 70 use only 0n@ ste. "a the
opposite eiank PAGE COLA - zsz=
for ci.srent meals ca1rxrc-S sacz.
eating ard ott bits % ezzx.r izsu-
E1rCa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

Cut sone hbeted soc into s-aY
pieces and ~ipe dry with 4 clean
csoth: put four ounces q -four in a
basin Sita a pinch q Sait. and stir
lnto II enc tablespoonful OF dissolved
butter; beat this Sith a gil o. teria
water TIN Il Is a thick batter lust
before frytag add the Sti1y beaten
whites Of two egg< dip the pieces Of
asa into the batter and drop them
into a saucepan Of boiling fat. Drain
On paper. md serve in a pyramid on
n asa platter. and zarnish with friend
parsley and cut lenon-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

Three snail potatoes boiled al
mashed n cup warn milk two @sy
vel esats1- o1s cake euzvr-z=s
yeast Z ~7olespoo1 salt c1e en-
Potato water Mex batter ard ard !
Eilk. Eix vel tpssfh<r azE pour in
-Four in mixing. take care not 20 ~
too ulch 1oar- Let rise a-E ~
eo~n twice The1 cut sirh s-aII ~
cult cutter. dip toys IN melted surrs-
fold and plzre II pzE< ozek1lf ina
apart Z wanted for six 81
about ni-s a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

Yer Cr,mps In tk~ st~-.~<h 81 <ar r~>r,
>rsnaiax-
~ vas troubled with cramps 1, n,
stomach for six years. . tried mar,
kinds Of medicine. also vas treafec
br three doctors
"Iher said that ! had nervous dys
pepsia- tsoos the medicine for t~c
resrs. then ! got sick again ard gave
vp an hopes Of getting cured.
81 sa~ a testimonial Of a ran Whose
case ~as similar to r,ire. being c.r~c
6y Peruna. so thought you'd give Il
q trial procured a bottle al once
ard COMMENCED taxing IL
81 have taken ~ninesssn bottles. arc
am entirely cured Seliese Peruna
IS all that IS ciaiaed for it.~-M- ;
c Janisoa. 81 Marchant ST.. Watson
~ille. Cal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

o-s q Blanche Bates -o<- Intimate
frts7Es Is telling n -z-ker tzz1v s-o<y
about TITS clever r-rsSS
she cane TITO NJ house Z srSn-
Ing v~r mach sxriteA azt ! ss1 20
her- 'BzzcAe for heavens aks whAr
= the natter Yea seen % - al
zrns - v5ecss
Matter szcz<A she answered ss
hs- vc5ce shock with szxsr I have
hs~- acrcs-e1 hy 4 z1a IN TIE
Streets
What Isl ycu co. 7 asked
II sazfe3 C arG hit hin II tAe
faee sc answered az3 ! said %
hfz- Yen dirty so= would yu1 speak
% 4 tsfe-ssteSS Eu-zz-
Azs where vas he Ehe- VEG sal.
tbs I a<zin Inquired
Rolling IN the gutter where hs
tel whez I hft him she said IN a
surprised tr1e n NJ zzsstoa-TS
LIDO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
TIE CRACKING OF PAINT.
Presently o-r<. Can Save ~
" Learning Ire Cause

80 szer ~Aat Is w-unS rse'
r.I.t psesS CT ersckS or otne
s~~s-~ssa+rs premature rfaan1.
wa p-ssi-ss Il hasn't c
---r-sr'r arpH@s-shs surface -.
49, e. rsers h@i-< too u1a
ts-~ o. too zarh drtsr -
-l-a tires cut Ct tea -
80. : eaused ~ sfs
sAite ead
~ a-~sa all szrh t-czeie eseg
A,uz~Surer sAszid kncw .
- wse- a surface = u FrP
s-srn 70 receive sainr wasi nna !.
---s- a-d Eaishiz< coats e
s--f.~ -e1zf~. ard Aow to A'o'1
nsurerafioz IN materials
o--,ese paiatiuz E-A4e. tneint
hrrk q cc'cr scheze s1
sor al kinds q painting EorA
- an instrument for tetscr1S afi
-----. IL rainri-g materials Uih
sse~sso-s for using T. can > ma
~ writing National Lad Ccu
is5s Trinity Bldg Ne~ forN
~ sssiu- sor HcusowzsrS Pant
x Ou;st No -
MS oom-auy. TIE largest makers
. ---a wki-e ie.G izvite tests oy
Of The bio<TiPe ti1eiI1et n
--~o or n a-r Other way ct TIE
u-tr CT the vhite Lad sold under
,si- f,-,rus Dutch Bsy Pai1fe-
-se-a-z That trafe-zrS On a ksg
!, rA'ts LEAD Is In Itself ar Absolute
-azz,ee e purity and quality
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

AZ the stout E1z wAcss a7c~cte
h1E excited ths e1vT q the csAer
barriers turned 10 is1rs the Fa-nr.
II kokst down AZ rs E1iStcoz- /
ceezr I've cs- to 5Grro1s @ NJ
west re sai1 r-ss1g
He us a rev bcarter. but rs AzG-
A1y AE 10 rsascz for further eslaE
N showing her banner -Wa-rkfzl1-sS
and Eouucuy for all Sne gave htz
the benefit q the chill H-s 50 t1zil
ar 70 hs- older hcar<@z
I think without 1clot yc1 VII 1nt
them both in the dining roo1 Sc
announced ciez-lx-Ycgxh5x CO1pa1-
sr~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

spessass 81 Speekx
haz11-Wsz< did der sacss saw
2 yo1-
kzssns-Hou yer rizk I know I
ever turned de dead znxusgsx