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The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

According to the story related by
Robin Frazier. Trouble mesa has again
justified Its name, and poor nisrksnan-
ship alone caves The Herald from,
chronicling another tragedy In the
Cox-rrnbv fued. Yesterday, u IL re-
ported, Mr.. Frazier, who Ia . warn,
friend ii Cox aud Graves, WAS passing
the John Rhodes ranch on the mesa
when Mr.. Rhodes, al intimate friend
and sympathizer Of the Trubya, came
out aud without . word ~ warning
nred shot nj him. The bullet fortun-
atety, missed its mark. Mr.. Frazier
came to Durango this morning aud
swore out . warrant Tor Mr.. Rhodes
arrest and Sheriff McCluer left ri once
for the prisoner. THE enm,ity bst ween
Rhodes aud Frazier dates hack 10 the
TRULY trial In Silverton, when Mr..
Fraxier's testimony reflected on the
veracity 81 Rhodes. A bitter quarrel
followed which resulted In Rhode~
using . gun To enforce his aide Of the
Argument. On this occasion the gun
missed fire and Frssier escaped with
out injury. When the fued broke Oh,
anew Sunday, all former trouble-
which had been forgotten, became -
bitter ~ ever, and now Ill ars wonder
Ing where this terrible affair y going
to end. -Satursiay's Durango Herald,
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

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The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

tina AUcTlON9ER. OWENS.
The fasmer and the auctione~r
Net one day without any fear
The farmer said to the auc,ioneer
Sit down there. and listen. hear.
The farmer said must tell you
tale. . pitiful tale.
I must have sale. . public sale.
Can. you: tell me where. upon this
can get 90 honest. sober man
TO depend
Upoa 10 cry my sale. my public sale
And I will pay him BY return
mail.
Yea. Yea. said the auctioueer.
Sill down there and listen. hear.
! consider myself among the best.
if MOI the best.
That ever dared to come out
West.
My vork ssd terms I'll guarantee
And II you are not satisfied you
csn have this poetry.
I do PIT soak my brain with ale OF
That " damp~r on the way 10
the cslnboose.
So II yDu sre wisr. and not with
the utob.
Ynu surely wiii think and
Cons der and give me the job.
Fort ssu pssOs man and need
the mos.
As IL 10 . good many years
Since this work have begun.
BY aud for
Louis Owens.
The Maia Cousty Auctionees.
Phone Black 3s.s. Address Boz
e6 4. 2. D.. D0losss. Colorado
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Presdoe0cs Jhaaksgtvtag procoos
matooa.
BY the President 81 the United States,
= Proclan,sttou:
A G,si-fearing nation like ours, owes
II 10 Its in,'orn aud sincere sense Of
moral duty to testify It's devout grati-
tude To the All Giver for the cnumtIess
benefits II hiss enl"yesi. Fs many
years u has is~n customary ~ the clsse
II the year Tor the national executive
Ia urge upon his fellow cou"lrynsea Ia
offer prnise aud thanks Ia 0od fw the
manifold dressings vouchssied 70 them
In the past aud to unite In earnest sup
piiance f0r their continuation.
The year NOW drawing to close has
t.e~n nota',ly favorable TO our fortunate
land. Al peace within and Without.
free from the perturbation and csians-
iti-~ that have afflicted other v~s,ple:
rich In harvests NJ abundant aud indus-
tries M productive that the overflow ri
our prosperity has sdvan'ased the
whole world, strong In the strsdfnse
conversation Of the heritage II self-gov-
ernn,ent hequrathed Ia us by the wis-
dom ~ our father, and hrn In the N.
solve to transmit that heritswe, untsn-
paired but rather i,nproved ny xnSd ~
Ia our children sHd ous childssW's
children Tor oil time I" come, the pro-
rie II this country have al0undt0g
cause for coniented gratitude. A
; Wherefore, I william, Howard Tsn.
president II the United States II Amer
tcs, In pursuance of long eatablish~d
usage aud IL resp"nse In the wish II
the American people, Invite my couh-
trynsen, wheresrves they may s"joarm
10 Join. on Thursday. the twenty-sish.
tn day ~ this month III Noven,t,er, In
appropriate ascription of praise s,d
thanks u God fH the ya,d gifts that
have teen our portion. aud To- humble
PRAYER that His great ,nercies toward
~ may endure.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22
NOTICE FOg PUBLICATION.
truhlipAss.)
Mon cesl Lasd.

US. Land ONES 81 nussnsu. Colorado.
Noveahsr ielh. tvis.
Notice L. hereby gives that Andrew y. bsl,loa.
assisae~ II Abs2ioa W. Dillon. ~ fsuitA, C0l1-
RADIO, wla, on January issh, ipn. nsds bsssss
Land Application No, ~, serial No. Onkli. tor
the " q bW Z ~ s.ssian !. toynsiip q sostL,
range u west, y. Y. assidise,. has elsd
year proof. % sstsblish claim IN llss Land
sbo.s dsserii,.d. hrsose fvank J.. Miller,
clerk ~ the district eost ~ Moatssnms
county, Colotsdo. st Coetes, Colorado. IN the
nah dsy II Decemh~s. wa
Claimant NAME - wttseesss:
Ab.aiom y, piiios, " Dolores, colorado,
Jesss v. Miller. u Lewis. Colorado.
=. n, CaAsLrOn, Register
First pub nov . last pxb De q. lDlj
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPubiishsr.

y. q Lald Otscs ~ Durasso,. Coloss1o.
of Dolores. Cclosaao. Who On .Novsahss Sab,
iaio. made nOaes'-sd Applicsttos ssrisl
No. 0uB, for the south Eass Quarter
West, N n r Meridian. has 6lsd n0tics ~
intention 70 make Final Communication prooe. -
establish claim Ia the land aboys Described.
before J. J. Aoecheld, judge u tbs couaty
court u Moutssums county. Colorado, 81
Cortea, Colorado, oa rs 7th, day u Dsceabsr.
1878.
Ciainsnt nance e witnesses;
,. L. Merriam, william Lynch, Harry Nor.
gan. George r. Moor, all II Dolores, Colorado.
q. u. cuAlLTon,
Register.
First pub nov. I. isis; last psb dsc. 8 ivis
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Mn. A. 0sorgetta and Miss AngsIine
6agrillo where to Durango the first Of
the wsek and had Mn. John Ssgrillo,
Who hss heen in the Mercy hospital for
the pest two weeks. removed To Pagnss
Springs. Nm. 6asrillo b suffering from
rheumatism.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22
NOTICE voR PUBLICATION.
tpsbiiahes.l
Noa Cp4i Lad

u,a Lad o;sss q bssss $500: Colorado
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clalpsst ssaes q witssss~i
Yscisss ssd Fssi 9. 1sssas, 81 u bsIssss,
Cslessdo.
q. 4. CsAslSos, Register.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

For sale-One new saiky plow, go;
one new harrow, $40; one line running
Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing machine,
SIS. Inquire Of Pau, +. R,sch, 8 miller
southeast II DDlOrea. 3lp33
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

A bunch u castings for grain drill,
five In number, wired f"r shipping and
addressed 10 Cleo. Bauer Mer. Ia. Man.
cos, from Colorado Moline PIow Go i,
Denver, was found south of town and
left Ut this place. Owner eau have same
BY calling at this Office and paying for
this notice.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

". D. Adams, came over from Duran
20 the nIst NJ the week n look after his
Aoutesums valley interests, and while
here sold I'D tons Of hay to Miller and
Trimble brOthers.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

TIE Mar y In seoslpt NJ letter from
y. L. Trissbls who b again spsWdinG
~ winter In California. NJ. Trsmbls
lsea eaihsslssaie admtres II the rnrisic
cnose . . winter rssosi. he prefsrs
~ soag u blsda aud the fsssssncs os
- ossnos Liassonss 10 the cold and
sssw. Although he spsnt . xssod
sssany ysass ssssids . brwcho punching
cevs " ahs (elsssale h,lls. 10 hes noe
hsessss sulss sscsslssssti 10 riding In
ssssss sass assd says that In AmnsDes
Do ~ esse 80 assvlcs In the world.
Me- snssh slassd over the rssu,ss n
~ sssssler. asA = = shs eplalon that
Fsasedsst.slsss WiIaps will make ssss,i
= ~ eAose sxessllvs a ess srest
neeoss. - a1snlsvs TAN lRsaasss he
- asss = ~ 1stssds, ~ tssssA
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

A tall will ls given In the Dol"svs
opera house Thursday night November
~, 1912. All who wish 10 eul,y xssvtt
time are Invited. 0oa music will b.
furni.hed. A hne turkey sarprs uill
BE- served 1t the Dolores hotel at 80
cents . plate, nn. Julia Csri~uter,
proprietor. Come me and oil, la'th
big and small.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

In driving home from, town Monday
evening Arthur Waldron's team ran
Away throwing Arthur from the wagon
and bseaking his left arm.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

NJ. Foster Of Montrose. b 10 Dolores
lor . ssw days. He represents the
Celpmbls National Life Insurance
esmpasy and b one Of tho responsihle
agents under Adam 9. Wagner. Mr.,
Foster will 20 10 Bluff, Monticello,
and 0ssyson, Utah, for few days aud
try to land some business In thu,
sectiou.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Church. Anasaaes0sses.
Services will b held In the DOlossp
cstholic church the third Sunday d
this month.
There will be Sunday school In the
Asthodist church Sunday mosning -
10 O'ciock.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22
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ss 81 r sur. i II e , ,.s sss.s =! ~ 8
stsrnity. Catarrh SsisS ! 60 s,sSs;sssi
III ,I rsTuircs ssSssltu.lseal isset-
rsy assnsS . Sil.es,S cs sos tS ssss 80 g
20 mucous surfaces 81 ths cysssm. mr..
y dsstroyins. the iosndssicS & M ~
s;ti,nnsn d 4, s;Slns the patlsat strsnsth 81
peture In d,ias is work. Ths Srcss;stoss
~ 20 much filth IN 1ta curSiive now
~ that they Ger On, Funded Doliars
~ my c:se that J. f-iis 10 cure. Send
1srs..'st, !.scAfin Eaf9 ) CO.. rs..a.. oA.@
eoif BY FL Dvufriesa, Sse.
Hess aaifs rnnity rtil1 for ssosaipaAisa.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22
NOetcO.

! buy for cash and sell oil kinds Of
secondhand household goods and farm
Implements. Bring them 10 my place
In Dolores aud will be glad to Offer
you cast, price Tor their value To me.
VIII also sell you secondhand goods
cheap. J. Il. HUGHES.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

A. q Miller recently received .
plcsurs from his old home In MIssouri
showing . tree full Of opnssun,s. Two
of bis bsolhsss had been out hunting
and captured twelve possun,s alive.
Uponasstving st home they put them
upon . shsde tire In front Of the house
and he'd . picture taken u the tire,
their dog and themselves.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Died r. Thomas Of Msncos. 10 In
uDo,osss assisting . M. Lynn, who
rscently arrived frosn MIssoari, :" nm
] u two care ii hous~hold g,Hsis nnd
f,.ns mschlnesy. NJ. L. M IA ocat.
Ing iM the Yrllow Jark:t country on .
Ssnch. NJ Lynn aud M. Thomas are
aid time frIsnds aud M. Thomas 10
srsposssl6le sor bis ocstins III Monte
sumo county.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Lem n. Rssi N Bluii. aud n. Ba yl~-
II 0ssysoa, Utah, arrived 10 Dolores
Friday aud have purchased the inter.
s.ts HkM r. Porter and Il. u. DARLING
hoUss held In the san Juan 4 Doloses
Telephone line, aud the entire line
ssachlng from BlnlT via 6raysoa, Yer
due. end Noniicslio, through the valley
aud the Town II Dolores In Msnco~
hes Lsen lsssed 10 =. l.. Brsdnelsl.
NJ. Bsadsls,d intends putting the line
IN ans c,sss shaps thst the ,'strons
may have the brit VI sssvice.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

The ladies Of Lebanon will serve
turkey both dinner and supper In the
ball Thanksgiving Day. Everybody
cordially invited to be preseut.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Mr.. and Mn. Carpenter have leased
the Dolores hotel and are now remodel
ing and making II IN Ideal hotel.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

The very best local talent will appear
In the Old Aaids' Convention 1t the
OPEN house December 7tb. Begin
planning nov 10 attend.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Fw sale-22 head u shaala. wseoh(
ainat 70 pounda. lnqules u =. -.
Millard.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

While playing In the Doloses hotel
Tuesday evening. Thsi,na Lynch fell
and broke her right arm.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Names. coal !. The hsss. Buy u ssosn
Fred Taylsss.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

BOys wanted 10 srll Uus o1ooay
pspep; liberal lntlucss,sswts n hUssosss.
Write n Mana9ss lCirculattoas -
D~uves Ttn,s~, Denver, t'ol0ssdo.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Hinthosne, the artist photographer.
will be In Dolores next week. Bee I'd
In this issue Of The Star.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Rev. Falrchilds will hold services 10
the Dolores y. +. church again Sun.
day, Dscesnber Let.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

The north. bound passenger train was
late Sunday on account Of freight
wreck near 0lencOe.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Edward Nero moved hls family iniu
their new home the nnt III the week.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

A. r. Harris ass over 10 Pagusa
Spsinss last wssk taking The baths ut
rheumatism.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Mn. w. w. Dunlap and children
went 10 Durango yesterday for short
visit With friends.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

The services hsld 10 the Methods
church Sunday sssulns vsss VII q.
tended.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22
NOTICE ypl .PvsiIcATIoN.
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.Net!es u hefsiy givsa that ksssk q. nespss.
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The Dolores star., 1912-11-22
FOR SALE

SoMe fine thoroughbred White Leg
horn cockrells, early March Matched
aud fully developed. A. fine birds ~
you ever seen. Must have the roouI'
they are occupying 10 proprrly carr
Tor pallets. II you are In need II .
high bird bird TO head your nGk co,De
and look these cockrells over. Bring
your STANDARD of Perfection with you
aud Judge them fur yoursrlf. They
are h@tter birds than you will buy
elsewhere next spring for $1,000 plus
express. $500 each os two Tor $500.
I have also son,e thoroughbred White
Wyandotts cockreiis, early March
Matched, that 70 for $3.50 each, or i~o
Tor ss.Oo. Inquire 1t The Star office.
Ts,ssssss Power coapasy's holidays
Seb1 fer ~ oo. 600.
One ~ the biggest transactions In
the history ~ this s-c,o, II the
county tonk place NJ the sm'h frmt
doov II the court hou.s ~ nsn to-day.
when D~pa'y sheriff Waiter krni~y,
setting Es Sheriff I'sll",an, s",d I'll nj
the property, vight., etc ~ the r~ll0-
ride Power company ~ Colorado, Utah
aud Idaho for ", 100000. There wss
hut one bid, II b~ins made by w. y
Wheeler, ~ the hank ~ Telluride, on
,~haif ~ Neal A. Wi,hrvu ~ New York
Not understanding the feet that there
wsrs tew people out tn the sale u sss
one VI the largest " mt the lsrwr~t that
has taken place In this seciIa0 in thr
history III the state. Ny the tssnsss.
ton the old Telluride f'swes company
u Dissolved sad nee cospossttsa will
fsom Mow on hav. centso, ~ Ill N th~
y0wer housrs aud power lines iosnsssy
operated by this l,le sosMlaay In Ool..-
2 ,do, Utah aud Idaho.
BE,ss The saIs was compsstsd A.
,or"sy w. l.. Hnws. u this city, put In
IN appearances ana pr"isstsd on i'~hsli
~ A. II. F,osiss, the B1ttssa y.r~ssibl~
Miner company A. II. Stephenson.
The siiosaey fss IIs.~r ysrtlss ,U'sn.
ts,ned that the 0snl,any ~ss indebted
10 the ahovs parties Gs da,masss sausrd
By The nood ~ ist0. caUsrd by the
bursting II the Trut Lake dam aud
IN sh~ss svounds ps"t'~,s-i the sale II
the psw~sty. Notwithstanding this
the sale wss csswp.stssl.
TIE prosperity Wa 10 have 6esn sold
IN 10 entisssy ~ In parcsis. bat y thew
wess "" bids oW lsstlo"s ~ t'ascsls the
pnHpssty wa- ssld - whole. : Mon.
dsy : TsI.sssde Jsarnsl.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Thsn6ay y Thanksgiving Day and
Ths 0eas o0lee will b clnsed.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

J. 9. 0ergh left yesterday for Mancos
whsss hs will take charge Of the depot
Toe two mouths.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Aissss Ailbss asovsd hi family 70
Riee Tie ast a ths week.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Born November 18th 10 Mr.. and Mm.
A. ]. Smith. Of Fall Brook. California,
. daughter.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Bore Friday, November Is, to Ar
aud Mn. Aussin Kilcoyne, . daughter.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22

Mo Georgia Moore ives the guest Of
Mn Nay Humphrey this nnt Of the
week.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-22
LcM NEWS NOTES.

~. Harris rsssssd 10 Denver tbs
ams e ~ wssk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
AMERICAN EMPRESS
OF KOREA
Her Son Would Have Been
Ruler But for Annexation of
the Country By Japan,

The empress Of Korea, who died re-
Gently. was born In Appleton, Wis, the
daughter Of Methodist minister, u
circuit rider who made Appleton his
home for few years before the war,
says the New York Evening Post, The
Rev Mr.. Brown was handsome
sOuthcrncr. and his wife woman Of
exceptional beauty. who TRANSMITTED
her beauty to her daughter Emily, who
was born In 1861. Shortly after the
war, when Emily was about five years
old tho family left Appleton; and ten
years later the Rev. Mr. Brown took
his wife and daughter to Seoul, the
capital Of Korea, and was said to have
been the first Protestant missionary
to enter the capital of the Hermit
Kingdom. The young Appleton girl
soon learned the language Of the KO-
rcans, and acted rs Interpreter In deal
ings between the missionaries and the
government. She had remarkably
sweet voice and attracted many ma
tives to her fathers mission by her
wonderful singing of hymns The en-
pCrOr heard Of the remarkable beauty
ana wonderful voice of the American
girl aud commanded her to enter his
harcm, which she Indignantly refused
to do. Two years later. however, when
the mission was in financial straits,
she accepted the emperor's offer and
became one of his wives. with u prom
Use Of marriage In her fathers mission
rs soon as conditions permitted. When
the American wife had borne the en-
pcror son and his queen had died,
Emily Brown was proclaimed queen,
the ruler of Korea then being king,
ana when he proclaimed himself EN-
peror she became empress and receiv-
ed the name of oh, which, In the Ko-
rean language means Dawn of the
Morning" or AS Beautiful as the Ris-
Ing sun" Emily Brown was the en-
peror's favOritc wife, and her son was
made the heir apparent, and but for
the annexation of Korea by Japan. he
would have become emperor on the
ueuth of the father.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
cocoanut Kisses.

Beat the whites of two eggs until
sliif and add gradually, beating con.
stantly one-half cup Of graduated su.
gar, beating until the mixture will hold
its shauc. Cut and fold In the remain.
ing sugar one-quarter teaspoOnful of
vanilla and three tablespOOnluls of
shredded coCoanut. Shape with a ia.
blespoon or pastry bag and tube on
wet board covered with letter paper.
Bake thirty minutes in n moderate
oven.
Fruit Salad.
Mix together four bananas and four
wellsweetened oranges for an equal
amount of pineapple, cut in slices,
Place on lettuce leaves and garnish
with candied cherries, English walnuts
and almonds. Pour over all dress
ing made of the Juice Of one lemon
three tablespoonfuls of sugar and
three tablespoonfuls Of water. Stir
the dressing over the fire until the
sugar dissOlyes. When II is cold pouI
II over the salad.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
Mayonnaise Dressing.

MayonnalSe dressing,
This delicious dressing can be made
very quickly II the egg.beater Is used
and all the ingredients are very cold
In fact It Is best to chill the egg beat.
or, bowl and fork, in the refrigerator
Tor an hour before they are used, the
oil and the fresh eggs should always
be kept there. A cuplul of olive or
the best COttOnsccd oil Is the proper
proportion for the yOlks Of two eggs.
Add tablespoonful Of salt, tiny pinch
Of red pepper, or half tablespoonful of
paprika, and pinch Of dry mustard
should be added to the yOlks of the
eggs as soon rs they have been put in.
TO the cold bowl and stirred lightly In
with u fork. Now begin to add the
oil little by little, about halftea,
spoonful at time and as soon as the
mixture begins to thiCken a little bit
substitute the egg.beater for the fork
aud beat until YOU have glossy mix.
ture thicker than the richest cream.
Now add, beating all the time table.
spoonful of lemon juice or vinegar,
taste II and II YOU like dressing a lit
tie more acid add a little more vine,
gar or lemon juice. This dressing
should be put on ice and kept there
until you are ready to send the salad
TO the table. II you wish to increase
the quantity Of salad dressing, just be-
fore pouring II over the salad add the
whites of the eggs stiflly beaten. II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
KNIFE FEATHERS

A notable novelty, and one that h.
on every side in Partisan
is the high knife feather or
"couteau," carried ont in curled Os-
trich plume. They are Forthcoming in
black, white and every modish color
of the moment, and are exceedingly
pretty. A couple OF white "couteaux'
and an edging of white plume on Il
black tricorne shape, or black upon
white, are very fetching and becom-
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
DeViled Macaroni.

Break one-half package of macaroni
into small pieces and boil In sailed wa,
ter for twenty minutes Take II up in
a cOlander to drain and put In well
buttered ramekins. Make sauce
from one and One-half cupfuls of milk
one tablespoonful each Of butter and
flour, One-half teaspOonful Of made
mustard, one teaspOonful Of onion
juice, small teaspoonful Of salt and
ten drops Of tabascO sauce. Pour this
sauce over the macaroni, sprinkle the
tops with buttered bread crumbs and
make in moderate oven until of a
light fawn color.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
IDEAL CRUEL.

To make cruel successfully, great
care must be exercised.
TO make patent greats cruel, the re
CURED quantity should DO mixed very
smoothly and carefully with cold wa,
Ter; milk is apt to make II mmpy
When mixed, II should be added Ia
equal quantities of boiling milk aud
water; boil all gently for fifteen or
twenty minutes. When done, three
parts MI cup, and serve with cold
milk or cream and castor sugar.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
nrenst OF Veal wlth romatoes.

Take a nice breast Of veal, wipe II
OFF with wet cloth, place II in small
dripping pan and brown II quickly in
u hot oven. When the veal Is brown
season it highly with salt and pepper,
then put one pint of canned tomatoes
over II and bake until the meat is
well done. Take II up with the to-
.matOes on the same dish and serve
hot. This is fayorite Southern way
Of cooking veal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

Glass buttons are the latest East.
ern craze and big advance order
placed by local drygoods firm some
months ago has arrived in ample time
tor the establishment Of summer
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