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his wherea bouts. however, sent him
copy of the paper and notified his
mother post haste that he was well and
that her fears had arisen through
Misunderstanding.
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ENJOYS A VACATION.

ton from her duties as saleslady at
the f c. Minas department store. She
will spend a pleasant few days next
week with friends in the country.
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LEAVE ON VISIT.

Miss Mary Chyrchel of East Sibley
street and her sister, Miss Anna Chyr-
chel of Chicago, left yesterday for
Huntington and Fort Wayne. Ind, to
visit for several weeks.
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Is REPORTED MI.

Mrs. Luther R. Wartena. formerly Of
Hammond but now of TolIeston, is re-
ported to be quite ILL., Her many
friends hope for her recovery at an
early date.
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ATTENDS HAMMOND PARTY.

Mrs. Roy Treverse of Indiana Har-
Dor is expected to visit friends in
Hammond tomorrow and attend the
meeting of the Fern Leaf Linen club
al the home Of Mrs. F. A. Bull in State
street
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her residence, 436 Carroll street. It
is the regular meeting of the members
of the society and after the routine
business has been disposed of the re-
mainder of the afternoon will be spent
socially.
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NOTICE!

l. L Levey has moved from PIP E.
State street to so S. Holman street.
next to Hammond garage. open even
ings. Phone us. Where he will be
will be pleased to see his old custom
ers and new ones-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Austin and chill
dren of Terrence avenue viii leave dur
ing the next few days for Chatham.
Ont, Canada. where they will spend a
month or six weeks with friends and
relatives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04
vIsIrINC HAMMOND REI.ArINEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nelson and lit
tie baby of Brooklyn. n. Y. are tbs
guests of Mr.. Nelson's mother in Muir
ray street, for a few weeks.
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THE GUEST OF RELATIVES

Mrs. 0. w Harding and little daugh-
ter, Mable of Highlands. and Miss Ida
Harding of Chicago. are the guests of
Mrs. John Sherry and family at their
home in Truman avenue today.
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VISITS IN TOLLEsTON.

Mrs E. f. Kunert of Russell street
was called to TollestOn by the illness
of her daughter Mrs. Luther Wartena.
she viii remain there for a few days
visit
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LEAVE ON A VISIT.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caldwell of
South Holman street left this morning
for Thorntown and Attica. Ind. where
they will be the guests of relatives for
several days.
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RETURN HOME FRIDAY.

Mrs. John L. Rohde and daughter.
Lizzie will return home Friday from
Cisna Park, Ill, where they have been
the guest of relatives the past week
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ENTERTAINED IN HAMMOND.

Mrs. John Sherry Is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. A Menard Of Chicago and
her sisters. Mrs. A. St Pierre, Mrs.
Anna Macdonald, Mrs. J. Menard, all
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04
I'LL WITH TYPHOID FEVER.

Mrs. J. Callahan of East Chicago is
reported to be very i'll with typhoid
fever at st. Margaret's hospital. Her
friends hope for her recovery at an
early date.
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LEAVE ON FISHING TRIP.

Grayson F. Barley OF sos Truman
avenue. and John A. McWilliams of 422
Indiana avenue, leave on Thursday for
Northern Michigan points where they
will spend two weeks fishing
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RETURNs FROM VISIT.

Miss Fern VanDerWeele returned
home last evening from a pleasant few
weeks visit with friends and relatives
In Knox and Valparaiso, Ind.
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VISITS HER RELATIVES.

Mrs. Dietrich of Webster avenue has
been the guest of her relatives in Ho-
bart for few days this week.
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VISITS HER RELATIYEs.

Miss Leota Summers is spending a
few days with her sister Miss Rilla
Summers, who is attending the VAL
paraiso university at Valparaiso.
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LEAVES ON VACATION.

Miss Nellie Fowler of Williams street
expects to leave today for Holland,
Mich. where she viii spend a few
weeks vacation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04
MOVES 70 HAMMoND.

Mrs. c. z. Reeder of Kankakee, Ill,
has secured a position as stenographer
in Hammond and will make her home
here in the future
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A DAVIS VISIT.

Mrs. O. z. Palmer. formerly of Ham
mond. but now of Woodlawn. is spend
ing the day with Mrs. Morris Cham
paign at her home in Sibley street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wolf and little
son. Russell. of 100 Summer street, have
returned from a two weeks outing at
Hancock Mich.
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v1sIT nEI.Ar1vEs rnnAY

Mr.. and Mrs. A Zaleta of Chicago are
spending the day with John zaleta at
his home in West Hammond.
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CALLEn no ToLLEsToN.

Dr. Mary E. Jackson was called to
Tolleston today on professional bust
ness.
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A BUSINESS VISIT.

Mr.. F. P. Parnin, travelling passenger
agent for the Nickel Plate, from Fort
Wayne. Ind. was in Hammond today
on business.
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Carl Kaufman, of the firm of Kauf-
man & Wolf left today for New York
City where he will remain on a few
days business visit
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RETURNS HOME.

Mrs c f. Nelson has returned to
her home in Williams street after
few weeks visit with friends and rel
atives in Elkhart. Ind.
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ENTERTAINED IN CHICAGO.

Miss Linda Kunert will be entertain
ed by friends in Chicago this evening
and attend an amusement park
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HERE ON A VISIT.

Miss Elizabeth Harrison of Cham
paign. Ill, is expected tomorrow to be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Har-
rison at their home in Mason street.
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A MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. j. H. Long in East state street
1t was the regular monthly meeting Of
the society and many of the members
were in attendance. The routine bust
ness was disposed of early in the aft
ernoon and the remainder of the time
was devoted to the program which, un-
der the direction of Mrs. George Streat-
or. Mrs. Streator read very inter
esting missionary article and the mem
bers read short clippings presented to
them at the opening of the study meet
ing. Mrs. Dunsing was present and
read a very enjoyable paper on Home
Missionaries" which was very inter
esting to the members present At the
close of the program the members met
for social time and were served with
refreshments.
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VISIT ROCHESTER,.

Paul Mastellar left today for
Rochester. Ind. to be the guest OF
friends and relatives for a few weeks
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VISITS IN MICHIGAN.

Mrs. Anna DeHart is spending few
weeks visiting friends and relatives in
Michigan and writes her friends that
she is now at Muskegoh.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04

Miss Jennie Sheffield is reported to
be quite Ill at her home in May street.
with an attack of rheumatism
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04

Mrs. Harry Evans has returned home
from Chicago Heights where she WIS.,
tied her sister, Mrs. Ruvel-
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LEAVES ON A VISIT.

Mrs. Carter of Doty street has gone
to Anderson Ind. to be the guest of
relatives for a month.
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VISITS IN DYER.

Mrs. Joseph Miller and children of
Williams street, are the guests Of rel
atives IN Dyer today.
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RETURNS HOME.

Miss Ida Bloom has returned to her
home in Valparaiso after a visit with
Hammond relatives.
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A PICNIC PARTY.

Mrs. Shottler and children and Mrs.
F.. V. Daniels and children are hav
ing an enjoyable time at the lake front
today.
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yIs1s IN Fort WAYNE.

The Rev. Father Barrett of All Saints
Catholic church is spending a few days
in Fort Wayne Ind.
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ATTrNDs A FUNERAI.

Mrs. c. c. Jones and Mrs. Shortridge
went to Englewood today to attend the
funeral of Mrs. McCune.
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HERE For a wEEk,s VISIT.

Miss Hartman Of Merrillville is the
guest of Miss Mae Hartman at her
home in State street for a few days
visit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04

The search First Surbanite-I dug
up this tusk in my side yard today.
It's nearly four feet long. What do
you think of it2
Second Wonderful It's
probably the bill of prehistoric mos
quito.
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Mrs S. A. Bell and her mother, Mrs,
Sanger OF Lowell are spending the day
visiting in Chicago.
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ATD soCIETY MEETS.

The members of the Jewish Ladies'
Aid society are being entertained this
afternoon by Mrs. Leon Bereznak at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04

Get your tickets early for the Sang
erbund Fedalia picnic Aug. %. Hudson
Lake. Ind. Be one of the crowd.-tf
Otto Klemperer, manager of the fur
niture department of the Lion store,
was in Chicago today on business,
Mrs. A. F. Rohrer and little daughter
are spend the day visiting in Chicago.
Harry Carr of Chicago was in Ham
mond today on business.
Miss Sheets Of East Chicago spent
the day visiting friends in Hammond
c. E. Nelson of the Lion store drug
department was a business visitor in
Chicago today.
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tives. The members anticipate very
pleasant social afternoon with cards
and other amusements.
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A SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.

The members of the Hammond Motor
Boat club will celebrate ladies evening
again tomorrow evening at the new
club house. An informal program Of
amusements will be enjoyed by the
members and their invited friends.
There will be boating and dancing dur
ing the evening. 1t is expected that
several out -of-town friends will at
tend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-04

Tickets on sale for the Hammond
Sangerbund picnic at Summers Phar-
Anacy, and Singer Sewing Machine
store, PA state street.-tf.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
TO Be IN THE PARADE

WASHINGTON I'D. Special .--
The inauguration ~ william Howard
Taff end James IS. sherman VIII have
80 MCre interesting and Instructive
feature than the psrele % the division
RS Confederate soldiers. a. camp o.
frifed Confederate Veterans in lseor-
gls has been invited 70 come 10 Wash
luetOn aud take part in the big process
sion Other camps in the South. In
GLIDING -he famous Wheeler Cavalry.
~ Atlantis. fne members ~ whicn wear
fhc Cld-fime vas uniforms a. Southern
gray are also planning ~ participate
Ga fte cerenlCrlrf-
fhere Is q camp in virginia. rany
members ~ which wear or occasions
~ parade fhe,r original Confederate
gray jackets ard elouched hats. 30
Which ttey received their baptism ~
Gre on tie E1rguinaTT bafiietelds ~
f toe south. should q sufficient number
~ Confederafe CAMPS decide 70 take
part &c tns Inaugural ceremonies =
4 confederate d.Fi8ion uili be fOrmec az
an integral part % the parade.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18
GEMS OF THOUGHT
lie Gocth Before.

"lfe goeth before You Matt -. T.
Zee -oeth before u.s." Is IL infancy?
He went before US there. Ina being him
self the Babe OF Bethlehem, Is il
youth, He gocth before us" iu the
nurturing home OF Nazareth sauctify-
ing early toll and hlial obedience, Is
10 hours OF WEAKNESS and faintness
and poverty re "goeth before as"
au exhausted traveller 10 the wells OF
Jacob. weary with his journey" Is
Do temptation We have 20 struggle
with, Tie "gucth before as to the
wilderness of Judea and 60 the awful
depths OK the olive groves % Gethse-
name. to grapple with the hour and
power of darkness is 10 the loss 90
friends Bee 'gooth before Us TO the
grave OF Bethany 90 weep there is il
death the last enemy We dread? lie
Eoeth before as" wrapped iu the cere-
mrnfS of the tomb. descending into the
region 0f Hades. unCroWninE the king
of tr.rors trampiing his diadem INTO
dust Is Do entrance into heaven he
eoeth before MS there. Having over
come fle sharpness 60 death he has
opened fne kingdom ot heaven 20 AN
believers, lie shows AS the path OF
life lea0lug iuto his own blessed pres
enc, where there is fullness uf JOY.
aud to LiS right hand where there are
pleasures Tor eyermore Dr J r..
Nacduu
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18
2,,0OO,0 900 LABORERS
NOW OUT OF WORK

WASHING TON ID Special -
Many prominent iabor leaders nartici-
uafed BOO council of labor" at the
trpaf fmegf ut Commerce ANA Labor
wednesday 2ui discussed questions 0f
vital interest tp tte waEe-earntrs OF
tr- -nIutIi. Including tn- problem CO..
f'. rrnwri 'tei rn- meeting was
called a., .thn instance ~ Secretary OF
amurr-e ami i.thor ~ttt1>
lhe problems 1.s u~sei included
Legislation 20 extrui rha steamboat lr-
sp-rtlon service COB fn. inspection of
locomotive BOILER, 4u1 consideration of
statistics ID. emicr-fou lu connection
Wfth Inw Migration
in sdir..sstug tra conference. - .cr.-
isrv @frigs suggested that th- Labor
LEADERS, make formal statement of
labor -on1iu"n- ,n fh- United States
.pr distribution. through United states
oouSul- 'u foreign countries
This he believes would discourage
thaf I.pe oi immigration for which
Their. Is 1o room iu this country IIe
urst~i thAt railroad locomotive boilers
Poe placed by iaN andey supervision Of
the steamboat inspection service.
The speakers included President
Gpmpers. ct the American Federation
at l.ahor Grand thiei stone OF the
Locomotive Engineers William r
Yates. president of tee Marine En-
ginerrs beneficial Association John
Mitchell. fOTfuer president of The In
t-rnAtonu Br0iherhsof ID STATIONARY
fneiur-Ts
A-r Cpmpers p0tn',~i ONT that near
T. JBu 0pg iahorar, eh1. previous to
October il07 had been employed.
were nn.V walking th- streets Con
gI..~~ e.. ,aId had provided instant
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18

ure az which Il stood before II was in
creased. alonE with those % all other
cabinet officers. two wears aEo.
N view % this resolution. Assistant
Acknowledgement Russell. 20 whom the
question was referred informally for
an opinion. held that n Congress re-
stores the salary 90 what IL wax be-
fore Mr. Knox entered the Senate the
case falls outside the purpose OF tho
law and Is not within the law"
senator Hale in discussing the sit
uation said. IT would he very serious
II there were no remedy. hut there rs
a remedy ia repeal Of the law in
creasing the salary OF the Secretary
OF state. and n viii D. immediately
applied The portion of the law ap-
plying 20 the Office OF the Secretary OF
State can BE- cancelled by legislation.
and as the Law was never intended 60
apply I'm such case as that 90 Mr..
Knox there is no doubt that a bill
with this end in view will De- imme.
diatcly introduced and inst as little
doubt that IL viii he passed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18

Dispensaries WELDED a totsl % SIS
1O2.22. While the franchise tax brought
In Sip5.Sl5.eo. and charter fees. S25.-
5000. Insurance companies paid the
Treasury for reports and licenses ssh
1875. while the one per cent. assess
ment OF the Insurance bureau brought
Sl7.5ost6.
Liquor licenses for the year 1908
brought TN SS6t5se45. while back pay
meuts for the year 1907 (which are
included in the present rcportl aggre-
gated S@oS>6.+6. The oyster grounds
Welded SS5.5S0.e5. the tax on tonrers.
>s.SSS.SS fines against tongers and
credeers. sass. tax on dredgers. 81.
stS.iS, shucking houses. S40.Se, sale
o. maps, SS.SS. and sale OF measures.
Sse.7S.
The hire OF convicts amounts 70
So. 9S6.Ol.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18
STATE TREASURER
SUBMITS REPORT
sssws Receipt q the Commonu ealth
Fl Firgini2 fer Year Inding Sep
teuher -. 1859. a. be ss.sse.-
cI-4s Hos Money Came Ia.

nECHMOND EA-specla1 the am
e. "a report 81 state Treasure A. N.
tsfrran. which ooTers the fscal year
sang September 60 1863. IS being
n rl61ted among fhe capitol oaclals-
as E1oEs that fhe receipts ~ TIE
e e.slzBlorEeaifh for tle period men
tsaset we're s .tzf .c1e-f1. whiet added
A. 80 sss1 1851 taiapce er hand Oc-
sseer = 1851. made g total ~ sfsi1 T.
80 r.
Its hsnosone era melted rapidly
akag kasn The bllls BEGAN 20 come ir.
"a e &eD0nEtrated 80 rte facf that
E.e total GisberserneHfs for fhe year
aess - TsS, Sf6Is
<sn October =. 1898 When fhe fiscal
n ar erded. tie putlic e1cheouer con-
isil.ec q hsiance - <tl1.skl Ge though
tGNeT cfalte have since BEEN made Ca
s1n for rcboois. just hoa much
e9usy the State Treasury conrasne TO-
saf none tut the Treasurer arc Auditor
f1rE zns fbey probably NoEld have 81
- solos GEoring r. go ai tle exact
s.llssENf
IAs Treaaurer's remized ftafenen'
yves q detailed accoCnt ~ ne Com.
s-s4.xexitb'E sources ~ revenue. Il
rs that fAe cSpltaiiou ipoilj taxes
~ 1857 aggregated Ssf7 70fSg and IN
sLiOu 10 this. hack taxes for 1865
sfesA 3zt,S5f.DS more.
Eas Department ~ Aericuifurl
roaEht Ia tEo.C3s. though the cie
frsel0ent coiamn Shows that IL Te
<niFe1 an outlay q fslzl2.zS 20 keel
Is going
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18
KNOX BARRED BY
RAISE IN SALARY
His Vote "a Increase Pay Of Federal
Omelals Said 10 Disqnalify His
Accepting Portfolio Of Seere-
tary Of state.

WASHINGTON. D. Especial.
Following close upon the discovery
that Senator Philander q. Knox OF
Pennsylvania. could not without VIC
iatinG a provision az the Constitution
~ the United States accept the State
portfolio ln The Taft Cabinet. the Sen
ate took prompt action 10 remove the
constitutional objection.
Senator Hale introduced a rcsolu-
ton. which vas referred ~ the com
mlftee on the Judiciary. providing that
the SALARY a. Secretary 81 State BE- re-
duced from sl20co 70 $1,000, the hg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18

Negro >Ratched from Death by Sherih
and HiS Deputies

TAMPA FLA - Special - Charley
Crumlev. the negro arrested on sus-
piCiou OF heinc The man who attempted
90 crimiuaily assault Miss Irma Newell
Wetnesiay was taken from Jail AT
Lakewood Thursday morning. by
mob 81 1000 men. bound 90 stake.
faEots heaped about his body and OIL
poured over the mass with intention
of burning him. However. Sheriff John
logan with his brother AlonEo To-
gan. and Special Deputy r. McNullen
pleaded for calm action. and the negro
declaring he could prove an alibi. was
spared
Crumiev was marched hack 20 Jail
and q humble 90 prominent men have
sworn 20 prevent any further attempts
uron his life Many armed men are
in town.
TWO local companies 90 the Florida
National Guards have been ordered 90
lakeland to assist fhe authorities in
projecting rrrmltV
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18

~ haa been many seasons since
swanadOwu. lhe nufy white trimming.
enjoyed me popularity IL does to-day.
W- see 20 upon the 1ecoliete dress 10
define certain lines. and it is used
upon hats 10 must either De- sparing-
% used Or lavishiy displayed. for there
- really go happy medium for d. II
has been used this season with satin
velvet. tuile and brOadclOth in fact
with almost All fine materials.
Speaking OF trimmings. brings 10
mind dress II clever Type thar was
simply trimmed With black tulls. yet
IN a manner ia make IL simple stylish
and novel Il was A pink satin. made
very much on the order OF a princess
with draped tunis that closed at the
right side of the waist This draping
naturally formed a surpiice waist ar
rangemeBt that was outlined with
black tulir The sleeves were made OF
tulie. laid in One-inch tucks and fitted
closely - the upper arm. A band OF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18
NR ROOSEVELT TRIES
HIS HUNTING BeeTS
African OUTFIT Now Ready to BE load
Ell ON Nfnamnr

WASHINGTON ID c. Special -
President Boosevrlt's hunting shoes
for his African trip have been fitted
bN a local tradesmau The President
is understood to wear a so shoe
re weighs over POO. and insists on his
shoes being comfortable and easy
The shoes for his use in Africa are
gum metal iu color and are hob-nailed.
llrt are heavy calf skin and treates
with ou $50 as to make them water
nr,Cf
The Presidents hunting suits sew
nrai ot them Waterproof. has guns and
ammunition and h.s tents are aU ready
to he lut cn board the steamer rae
last cf March
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18

lf YOU have an old mirror which has
passed IT'S usefulness for the purpose
for which 10 was intended remove the
quicksilver and ID the glass is thin
use IL for picture. To remove the
quicksilver add enough water To-
strong lye 20 make paste daub the
paste evenly over the surface OF the
mirror and IL viii remove the quick
silver
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18

oue of the most practical and con-
Neuient articles Imaginable in the
nom" is am ordinary kitchen table
mounted GOA rollers and covered with
zinc Anything hot. cold or wet can
be placed on 10 without harm. and 10 is
easily cleaned. 10 can be rolled easily
from place 20 place
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-18
USEFUL REC EIPTS.
For Pianking Shad.

Have the fish split down the back
and wipe il inside and out with a damp
cloth. Set the plank in the oven until
heated through. Rub the fish inside
and out with butter. spread il on
the plank with the open side up and
fasten securely in each of the four
corners. Sprinkle with salt and pep
per and place in the oven. Every
five minutes haste the FISH with a
little butter 10 prevent il becoming
dry. When done. take out the tacks.
rub the FISH with butter. sprinkle IL
with minced parsley and garnish with
sliced lemon.
Wailles.
Take one pint of -four. enc pint OF
milk, two eggs (beaten separately,
one teaspOonful baking powder (sift-
I'd in the Hour. Add the milk TO the
eggs and stir gradually into the -four.
Melt and stir In a small piece Of but
ter. Have the irons very hot and
CREASED with lard.
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