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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17

1907, four and one-half years later,
she said: Il haven't had kidney trou-
Bile since. / repeat my testimony"
Mrs. Long is only one Of the many
thousands that endorse Doan's Kid
Ley Pills. II your back aches-if
your kidneys bother you, don't ask
simply for a kidney remedy, ask dis
tinctly for DOan's Kidney Pills, the
same that Mrs. Long had.
soc. all stores. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, Props. when Your
Back Is Lame--Remember the name"
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RECIPES.
Beef and Potatoes.

Wash three pounds of beef from the
neck-a cheap cut-and cover with
boiling water. Let simmer gently. Add
salt when half cooked. \ half hour
before il is done add a teaspOOnful of
beef extract dissolved in hot water,
and a dozen medium sized potatoes.
which have been peeled and covered
for an hour with cold water. When
0one place the meat on platter and
surround with potatoes, garnish with
parsley.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17

1 dSiltoillDlc i-dCc- oil the season.
Lace o. som, deS-ripl appears ON
en- frOckS ana frills this season. on
The dinner dress imitation lace is in
many cases preferred. but ON the tai
lCrcO costume only real should be used.
and II is on the majority of the new
models. The character of these cos
tunes lies IT, their collars. which are
worried and original. and i'm some cases
quite eccentric There is the little
ttobcspicrrc collar. which ends before
s. quite reaches the front. and is
neither wide nor conspicuous. and is
uaOc of unc muslin embroidered hv
hand and is to bc recommended for
So plain navy serge costume. Then
there is the turned-doWn collar OF
houitOu that forms the coat collar .t
tae back only. and another idea i'm a
line brussels lace and net flag collar
which is worn iu front only. Unlike
either is the yoke piece OF fine lace COW
crinG one shoulder. which is somewhat
strikiu-. hut very quaint. Narrow
flillS OF lace or net are worn i'm sleeves
. bout the hand ia coat suits. and laid
over the collar, or i'm a cascade ON the
Noilc or chiffon waist worn So much
instead of the lingerie blouse. The use
of frillS i'm coat sleeves is universal.
They make the pretuest OF finishes
, ,,isO for the net and lace undcrsleeves
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17
Annie TaDiOca

Cook half a cupful pearl tapioca in
boiling water until transparent: add
half teaspOOnfUl salt and grated rind
one lemon. Core and pare twelve APP
pies. ill cavities with sugar ana Juice
of one lemon, cover with tapioca. bake
until apples are tender. adding one
heapinE tcaspoonful butter before tax
ing from the oven.
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Slowed Lima Renns.

Throw the beans into boiling un-
salte0 water; boil forty minutes. drain.
Slip each bean out of its hull, the
same as you would slip an almond
from its skin. Put them back into a
saucepan with sufficient boiling water
TO cover. Simmer gently fifteen min
utes, season with salt. pepper and but
ter. Serve.
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Apple Barrels

1 have started a barrel factor at
WaynesbOrO, Va, with a daily capa-
city Of 1000 barrels, and am in posi-
ton to offer No l and No. Apple
Barrels at very low prices.
l also make Knock-Down Barrels
that any gOod-size boy can put up /;
no cOoper's tools or beaten needed.
Prompt shipments made
LEON MILLER,
WaynesbOrO, Va.
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CnnIinn,vnr Salad

Wash and soak a caulifiower. drain
it. boil in plenty of boiling sailed wa
ter uncovered for thirty minutes.
When ready. Drain; with a sharp knife
very cold. At serving time arrange
neatly in salad bowl with or without
lettuce. Dust with chopped parsley.
pour over French dressing and serve.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17
COLONEL BOWMAN
| Dead In SALEM

ROANOKE, VA Special.-COI-
o3l G.. sheldon Bowman. aged
fday yea =. and member OF
governor Mann's stan, died ut his
la uc i'm salem This morning, after
~ Illness of several months, with
"a affection of the throat. Colo
nd Bowman was a son Of Colo
nd \. NJ. Bowman. a member OF
O virginia Legislature from
"a anOl<c county. He was a prac-
[ ting attorney, and was ASSOC
,Jhtcd With his brother y. NJ.
abWmai Jr. lie was examiner Of
iflcords e the Twentieth Judicial
Circuit.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17

leonardis Golden Eye Lotion. There
is no other eve remedy so soOthinE.
healing, prompt and effective. Il
makes strong eyes.
Guaranteed or money refunded
Druggists sell 80 at 25cts. or forwarded
prepaid on receipt of price by \. b.
Leonardo * Co, Tampa, Fla
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Let Mrs. James NJ.
Long, 403 w. Main
St, Staunton, Va.
tell you. On Janu-
airy 31sS, 1903, Mrs.
Long wrote: "Doan's
Kidney Pills have
cured me" (of pain
in the back, urinary
troubles, b EARN &
wn sensations,
etc.). On June Goth
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17
THE CURETON NURSERIES

AustelI, Cobb County, Ga.
growers of Cabbage Plants at 81 .5O
Per l,OOO; Strawberry Plants at $3.50
per 1 .OO0. Appletrees (Whole French
Rosts), $500 TO $1,000 per 100. Peach
trees $3.50 to $1,000 per 100. Standard
KINDS. Thousand rate upon applica-
ton. No scale or other diseases
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17
SECURE IL JURORS
in BECKER TRIAL

NEW YORK. Special The
jury Tor the trial Ot Lieutenant
Charles Becker. for the murder
OF Herman HOsenthal, was COM
pleted at 1880 o'clock Thursday,
Ihc twelfth juror chosen was
samuel III. lass, a contractor.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17
Brown Gravy.

Melt n large tablespoonful Of beef
fat in a small pan; add one tablespoon
ful of flour and brown slightly. then
two cups Of beef stock: season and
serve hot.
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FOR SALE

Apple, Pear and Ornamental Trees.
Evergreens at special low prices for
fall delivery. Also Rhode Island
Chickens. Write for catalogue.
Z. w. JONES NURSERY CO.,
WOOdlawn, Va.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17

The shot effect that is admired so
much i'm the fashionable silks is TO
he noted at present in the newest mil
linery. the irideScent effect OF the
feather plumaEe of the new hats sug-
costing the changeant tones Of tat
fetas
A gathered band Of the same ma
terial with a narrow ruching top and
skirt of striped material. The coat
should be OF a plain fabric with kilt
ed cuffs and a fiat collar of the striped
stuff
Everybody is wearing the Robes
pierre collar. and a pretty model has
the square collar of black satin with
the reVerS Of NalencienneS mounted
fatty on black chiffon and bOrdered
by a hem of the same. on one side
Is frill Of the lace unmOunted, but
finished also by chiffon hem.
The clever girl who could make her
frOcks at home has been able this
season to diversity her wardrobe by
many changes. but in spite of the
fact that a frOck Of today requires
only four or five yards of material,
dress has been costing as much as
ever when bought in the shops.
When in doubt have navy serge, is
always sound philosophy, and now
that the demi-saisOn has arrived and
the hot summer weather has broken
up, we are only anticipating a little
when we order tailor suits of navy
serge for the autumn season.
For the most part they Will be
quite severely plain, the only adOrn-
ment being buttons and braid. Braid
will bind the square-cut coat which
faStens in sinSle-breasted fashion in
front. and a single row OF buttons
runs down the center Of the front Of
the skirt Panels and pleats Will be
popular also, for the skirts Will be
fuller in cut.
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it is safe TO say that II the Bull
Moose could have about six months
more TO disport himself. there wouldn't
be many Progressive Republicans left
out of Mr. Spreckles acknowledgement
burg Advance.
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WHTNIAN'S SPEECH.


NEW YORK. SpeciaI.-Death
i'm the electric char Tor Police
Lieutenant Charles Becker was
the demand made i'm the
opening address OF District At
torncy Whitman. in the trial of
the police official accused of the
murder OF Herman ROScnthaI.
Becker sent for Jack Rose and
told him that Essential was be-
coming dangerous and his cxpo-
sure must be stopped. and that
his voice must be SilCnccd for
ever.
CrOak ROScnthnI.
lie said now you have just done
fstS or for ZcIig tIIi,- jack. the
gang Lender, who WIS shot TO death
last saturday night. Il want YOU To
go TO him and tell him he must do 4
favor for me. I want him To have
his gang crOak ROScnthaI."
Poets With Power.
Twinkle, twinkle. little star" the
poet said, and To-
Way up above the earth so far the
stars a-tWinkling go.
San Francisco Gail.
Roll on, thou deep blue ocean. rollH
another's voice was heard,
And ocean rolls Obedient TO his man
datory word.
Louisville ITc~old.
BLOW, blow, thou winter wind" the
third one gave command.
And every winter now we hear il blow
TO beat the band.
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when it comes to nghtng.-Freder-
icksburg Star.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17
THE TINE TEST


lSfThat Is What Proves True Merit.
= DOan's Kidney Pills bring the quick
est OF relief from backache and kid
ney troubles. Is shat relief lasting?
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17

The lime grinders, In fighting the
State lime bill, seem to be using most
too much whitewash.-Stau
Leader.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17

Mr.. J. Pierpont Morgan did not hes
itate to say that he save $15O.00O to
the Republican campaign fund in 1904
and $4,000 in 1908, all OF which re-
minds us that none but the wealthy
can afford it.-Clifton Forge Review.
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Household Notes.

Eau dc cologne viii remove candle
grease.
Cabbage should always be boiled in
two waters
Tar stains can be taken ont with
oil of turpentinc.
Overdone food is almost worse than
UNDERGONE.
To keep celery and lettuce fresh.
stand the roots in cold water.
Use the ironing fire for DreDarines
stock for soups or baking puddings.
cut castOrs on your WOOdbOx III YOU
would have 10 handy 70 move about.
one secret of good tea or coffee is
10 make ~ with water freshly boiled.
japanese lanterns can be used year
fully.
Change dish water often-it is bet
ter for the hands and for the dishes.
w hen plain white lawn waists are
worn around the neck and sleeves
they can often be made into corset
covers.
If your gloves get wet. dry them
IN cool place and rub a little olive
oil into the Kid before putting them
on again.
To darn a rent i'm dark material
ravel out and use some Of the thread
of 1t instead of regular darning and
sewing cotton.
If you keep your clean kitchen
utensils in cUpbOards and drawers
you VIII find them always ready for
immediate use.
When the cake in the oven Is ready
for a final browning throw n handful
OF chips ON t0- hr, ~ tuck in news
paper.
If YOU wish Co give n brass article
a polish like new. heat them first,
then rub ON a paste of hot salt and
lemon juice. Rub clear.
Clean milk StrainerS by rubbing n
cake of soap over the wire then pour
boiling water through the strainer and
rinse well.
The best pieces of meat for roast
ing are the ribs. surlOin and pinbones.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17

That Atlanta divine who is quoted
as saying the women of the Georgia
capital have large ankles. evidently
doesn't believe in the higher criticism.
Norfolk Nirginan-Pilot.
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WITH The EDITORS

lnly Roosevelt Will get some
n of the election; he'll get that
~ At of the ring.-Norfolk
itch.
fan States generally balk
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Sulzer sounds nightly like some
thing New Workers use IN their high
balls. lie ought TO run well-Fredcr-
icksburg Star.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17

Lots of women believe that their
husbands are great men because they
write bad hands, but they get no one
TO agree with them except their hus-
bands-Floyd Press.
jeweler informs us that the aver
age watch has 175 pieces. And in
our particular watch each piece has a
gruoge against its neighbor.-North
EmpOria Independent
on most Of the matters before the
Clapp investigating committee young
Bliss was blissfully ignorant-Alex-
andria News.
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REPAIR
CHANNEL PIER

- - . - = -
The old Channel wharf is to be re-
paired for the use of Levers & Cooke,
who have lost the use of the pier on
the Waikiki side of the Bishop street
slip. where the Inter-Island new h0at-
ing drydock is to be- installed. The
board of harbor commissioners at its
meeting yesterday afternoon decided
to repair the Channel wharf, acting
on an agreement with the lumber firm
whereby the latter is to supply the
timber and the Territory the labor.
so that the expense of the improve
ment to the government will not ex-
coed $3.50.
The board declined to consider the
plea of Walter Buck, San Francisco
representative of the Associated Oil
Company, who asked that that con-
Germ be given sole use of the fuel oil
pipe line. He argued that the fuel
supplied by his. company. was of a
different grade from the oils furnish
ed consumers by the other compan-
les. and that the pipe line could not
be used in common by them because
the oils would not mix. The board
some time ago definitely decided that
the line should. be open to use by any
and all oil companies, the only stipu-
lation being that they must be able to
send oil through it at a rate of 1000
gallons per hour, and Bucks request
was tabled indefinitely. $500
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MEM RlllLn lNE For -.
Us S. DEP ARTNEhT
PL MINED At CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, Oct Is. IN view
Of the fact that several years win
eiapse before the government win
have built the proposed new depart.
mental buildings on the river end Of
the mall. ARRANGEMENTS are heine
made to have private capital interest
itself in q new building for the de.
partment Of commerce and labor.
whose various bureaus are now wide.
" scattered over the City It 4 M,
derstood that IN q short time Secre-
tary Naeel win accept one OF several
propositions that have been offered
by local capitalists, and that within
q year there viii be completed. in
the downtown section of the city,
building large enough to house the en-
tire department The lease win be
made for i've years. at the end Of
which period 1t is likely that the new
marble building for the department
viii have been constructed.
The governmental plans call for
Ave departmental buildings on the
I'VE squares of ground between Four.
teenth, Fifteenth and B streets and
Pennsylvania avenue These squares
were purchased BY order Of Congress
more than q year ago. and plans have
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Win Help Boom Scheme for the
Floral Parade Next
February =.

;, In addition to Walter G. Smiths lee
lures, the Pacific ANIL Steamship com
pany b going TO help boost Hawaii
and the Carnival by distributing post
ers and literature among its agents
This will include the larger cities of
the Northwest.
In a letter received by secretary
Wood, Of the promotion COMMITTEES, A.
g. KerreI, general passenger agent
for the steamship company writes as
follows:
Il yesterday received call from
lyour president. Zeno K. Myers, and
had quite q conversation with him
concerning your next February Car
fniyal. j understand from Mr.. Myers
that this year It is to take on a diff
ferent form, and that you are con-
templating the portrayal Of some of
the early history of the Islands; for
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PACIFIC MAIL Go. LIKES Plan
FOR aflIVlNdEARLl HISTORY

instance, the landing OF Kamehameha.
and subsequent doings OF that iilustri-
ons gentleman.
II think that this is an excellent
idea, and without any criticism Of
your previous February Carniyals. one
which will appeal much more strong
IL to the tourists. and certaia.y TO
the interests Of all the residents Of
the Islands. II seems to me tina the
Of customs and life, which are fast
being forgotten and dying out, should
be brought up every so often in or Ter
to keep the charLa of the Islands rs
much alive as possible
in looking OYER our proposed sehss-
dnle for 1913. find that we have the
'sMongolia" listed for February 10.
which would bring her to Honolulu at
the right time. We will do all we can
to get large crowd.
have recently received from Wal
ter Scott a supply OF your hangers
and postal cards, which we viii take
pleasure in distributing among our
agents. Permit me to Congratulate
you on the attractive appearances Of
this advertisement" J.
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the basis for computing strength here
after
Organization Goes On.
With all the energy and tirelessness
for which he is celebrated the colonel
has now taken up the work of steady
organization and the education of the
plain people to realization OF the
fact that no other man can afford
them protection from the. trusts and
the .malefactors of great wealth, but
himself He will create q machine for
political purposes in every state and
county, He will continue his propa-
ganda of enlightenment
1t goes without. saying that George
w. Perkins, Frank A. Munsey, Dan r.
Hanna and other men of enormous
fortunes will furnish all the funds re-
quired to carry out the plans formu-
lated by Col Roosevelt. He will have
abundance Of cash at his disposal,
Task Not Thought Hard.
& The task undertaken by Col. ROOse-
welt is much less arduous than might
be supposed. He was but 81 votes
short of receiving the Republican nom
nation at Chicago instead of President
Taft. A change of IL votes would
have rendered him victor. With four
years of preparation and education it
is easily seen that the colonel may pull
down the plum without losing great
deal Of sleep. $500 +.
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MISS BUCKLEY Welded
TO Mr.. HYDE-SMITH

The elimination of romance
which started on board a liner bound
for Honolulu occurred yesterday at
Washington, d. c., when Miss Gras-
sic Virginia Bplkeley, daughter OF
Mrs. William A. Gill. wife OF the
commander of The u. S. S. Colorado,
became the wife of Mr. Bayard
Hyde-Smith, brother. of Mrs. Harold
Dillingham;. Of Honolulu. ~ :,
The engagement was announced in
Honolulu. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde-Smith
having net when journeying TO the
Islands: The wedding was a society
event at the National Capital, and
took place at the residence of the
brides grandmother. Mrs. Buike.ay,
at the Portland. The couple viii
s pend their honeymoon abroad;
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HARB0R NOTES

The Ihtefisiand steamer lilauea
was sent to Pearl Harbor yesterday
where she win unlaod the six hun.
Idred tons sand brought down from the
coast.
Material for Pearl Harbor dryd0ck
and station construction is on board
the barkentine Mary Winkelman that
Is reported to have sailed from Nuke
teo on Tuesday.
Structural steel for Hawaii and
Maui railways was. included IN thy
monster cargo brought to the islands
in the American Hawaiian freighter
Mexican from the mainland.
The American-E1a freighter
Mexican viii be dispatched for San
francisco ~ the way of island port
on Sunday evening according to the
present expectations Of the agents
A dredge has began at work in deep
leEing the WAIKIKI end Of the harbor
selected as the site for the new Infer-
island floating dock. The old shed
formerly covering the Bishop wharf
has been demoli. he'd.
Sailing from San francisco on Nov
ember 5th, the United States army
trsntport Sheridan should arrive from
San Francisco on or about next Tues
day. The troopshIp is enroute to the
Philippines by the way Of the island
or Guam.
From present Indications. aDout
nifty thousand cases Of preteryed pine
arples win be forwarded to the main
land In the American Hawaiian
ffeighter Mexican now at the port dis
charging cargo from San Francisco
and Sound ports.
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50 y RANCISCo. 81 2-ImnI
grafton Commissioners Bacips ana A..
sistant Commissioner E1aall ol |I'1
city asserted here that they lad found
the explanation Of the recent n|If..
ton of hundreds 81 Chinese % .1<
lea via United states porI4 Two bun
bred Chinese coolies. bound for .eI'
cab. were aboard the liner Korea.
which arrived here several days 80
IN investigatinE the question o. the
legality pf their passing [IIc0II this
port. the commissioners we're Inform
ed that word had been spread d
China that Mexico was about ~ 11
annexed 70 the United States and thai
the way to enter the latter country
was to set into Mexico end be absorb
ed.
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THREE LEADING SUGAR
STOCKS MAINTAIN PRICES

Except for adrop Of a quarter point
in Honokaa. shown In the sale of a
block Of 49, shares between sessions
at s flat, there is no change in any
sugar stocks sold Only three others
are III this category Oahu, Eva and
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar and
no shle is larger than fifty shares.
Hawaiian Commercial is the only
stock changing hands on the board
today
Besides Honokaa already mention
ed, "a shares of Oahu at 36 and so
shares eva at %. all in lots rang.
ing from 70 so shares. were sold in
recess. On the board H. C. & s. sold
at for for 40 shares in six unequal
lots.
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Aerogranls.
WEATHER TO-DAY

Nov. ., 1912.
Temperatures a m, 20; 8 a. m.
~; 10 a. M, ~; IL noon. so. Mini
mum last night, SO.
Wind-6 a m. velocity 4. N: 8 a.
m. velocity 6, E.: 10 a. M, velocity n,
n. E.: IL noon, velocity z. N. e. Move
rnent past "a hours, 1852 miles. q
Barometer at s 3. M, 30 .O4 Rela-
tive humidity. s q. M, 81. DeW-point
at Is a. m, 65. Absolute humidity, 5
a. m, GA. Rainfall. 0.