davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-08

The St. Petersburg Times comes
t. the front with a novel suggestion
~ to the proper way out Of the
county fee system mudile. The
Times says this plan has been In
successful operation in North Da-
kato for twenty years and is SIM
plicity and effectiveness itself. 1t Is
this way:
Counties AK, each for itself, upon
q compensation for each Office that IL
deemed reasonable for that county
they vary, of course. The usual
official and legal fees remain as be-
fore; al d the official retains the fees
Until his stipulated compensation is
rcachcd-and all afterwards goes
irto the country treasury. Sworn
and audited statements of the BUSH
ness protect the people for their
share"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-08

Sir William Treloar, a great En-
glish philanthropist, agrees with
the TELEGRAM that if those suffra-
sette criminals in English jails de-
cline to eat when food is provided
for them the nose-feeding nonsense
should be abolished and tley should
be permitted to starve. A total alb
stlnence from good old beef and
bread for seven or eight cruel but
Instructive days, or a pair Of weeks,
would bring the heroines to terms
every time, and instead Of votes
Tor women" their heartfelt slogan
would be Grub for women and
quick at that"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-08
CALL FOR BIDS.

Notice 10 hereby given that sealed
bids for the construction Of . macad
amized road and highway from q
point beginning At Eagle Lake In
Polk county. Florida, and running
thence in q northeasterly direction
to the Osceola county line by way
OF Winter Haven. Florence Villa.
Lucerne Park, Davenport and Tough
man. will be received by ]. A. John
son. clerk Of the board of count.
commissioners Of said county at his
ONCE In Barlow, Florida, until tn
22nd day Of May, 1913. AMENDED
profile. survey Of route, plans and
specifications Of which are on file
with said clerk, where the same ma
be inspected.
All materials for hard-surfacin.
said road will be furnished b. tn,
county at cost of loading SAME q,
cars.
The successful bidder will be re
quired to enter into contract with
the board to complete the same with
In q reasonable stipulated time and
furnish bond with approved sureties
for the same In q penal sum Of TWEEN
ty-ive per cent (25 pct.) Of the
amount Of his bid. Each bidder
shall accompany his bid with a GER
tifed check on some reliable bank
for the sum Of one thousand dollars
N1.Ooo.0o) drawn payable to thu
Chairman Of the board Of county
commissioners; the check Of the sue
cessful bidder to be held by the boar,
40 guaranty that such bidder viii
e. guaranty that such bidder Wi
within a reasonable time enter into
such contract and give such bond,
failing in which said check will be
come forfeited to the county. Al
checks OF unsuccessful 'dors 10 be
promptly returned. tie H,,rd reserv-
Ing the right to reject and all
bids.
Dated this the 18th Cay of April
A. D. 1913.
BY order Of the board.
]. 4. JOHNSON.
Polk County. Florida. 5S3Thp-s
Clerk Board County Commissioners
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-08

We note that T. SambOla Jones Of
Louisiana, one of the commissioners
Of the San Francisco exposition. Is
ut Tallahassee to make a speech In
behalf of an appropriation to have
this State represented in that big
affair. T. Sambola is live wire
and he Is very likely to capture that
appropriation, AMI we hope he will.
Some years ago he edited a little
daily at Baton Rouge In his State.
that was a typographical and me-
chanical freak, offense, monstrosity
and anachronism-an archaic night
n,are-but through the murk and
gloom and black despair of its IT,
geography glittered like evening
stars the paragraphs of T. Sambola.
aud they almost gave dignity to
their cheap AMI primitive setting.
He hit heads and things wherever
he saw them, and II he's as good
COW as he was then the Legislature
Eill hear fine talk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-08

II exemption Of every Florida
homestead from taxation would be
Justified by the inducement it would
offer to immigration, why not ex-
empt the remainder Of a citizens
property and thus increase the in
ducement? BY experimenting alon.
this line we might ultimately be able
TO abolish taxation altogether.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-08

Not satisfied with getting a new
county. with itself for the county
scat, Sanford is now oroanlzing to
capture the capital OF Florida after
tic sweet dream of State division
les been realized. Irsatiate Holly
would not one suffice?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-08
They Won't Believe II

Many people who do not deserve
them have good neiehhors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
SAW his FATHER SLAIN;
SILENT Oh MURDHILR~

NEW YORK Special In the uni-
form 90 attendants Detectives Andrews
and Finn. of the East Ih.rF-Nfth
Street station. stationed tncmselNc
ot tho morene "Wednesday hoIlui tnti
the man shot down ut Thirty r.ntn
street and First Avenue Tuesday .lsht
woull Dee Identified and some clew Eot
Oh his murlcrers-
One of tho FIRST visitors was Doml-
nick CatOuc. "a grocer of aOl First Ave-
nue.. who brought with him Frank SOC
clio. OF f0l East lWcntF-nlntn street.
ON seeing the body NocNo. who is
twenty years ola. fcu on his Knees with
/ La scream. tie said TO was his father.
PtlegrIno NocIlo. who arrived POD
/ New Nork on Tuesday from Scranton
\ Pa. where be had been living Tor sev-
cral years lle toIl contictnF stories
land was arrested as "a material Witness
AT the station house, according CD
the detectives. the youth SAID PEE Whi
with his father when the man W1'
shst Three men met them ORB tN'
street end shot Nocilo. Then Che,
placed pistols against the son ana toi.
him 90 accompany them quietly
/ They forced him through the hal
OF "a tenement house and then tn For
tieth Street and away. Tie was heu
la prisoner "a great part of the n.sh
in his own home. When the men lei
him they warned him that he wout
be killed ~ ne gave the police any in
formation.
What was the motive FOR kiIn
, your father2" hc was asked
II won't tell you" ne replied "rho
would mean my Death"
The detectives have no doubt tbs
the killing az NOcllo was the work q
1.-The Black Hand. Two years ago th
owner OF the store now run by Coton
F n friend OF Nociuo and his son. ws
shot 10 death. and one OF the mul
dercrs was assassin0ted I'm Scrantol
Pa. some months later. A year ara,
the murder the store was blown q
. by dynamite and again the crime w.
: traced 90 the Black Hand.
IL The police believe NOciilO was 'ur,
q here for death because ne had learn,
e too much about the BLACK Hand.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

IITT. Tour and onc-1aIF YelTs I0I'T
She said: Il haven't had kidney trou-
bic since. 4 repeat my eesum0ny.
Mrs. Long Is only one % the many
thousands that endorse DOan's Kid
rev pills. If your back aches
your kidneys bother you. don't asa
simply for a kidney remedy. ask dis
tnctiy for Deans Kidney Pills, the
same that Mrs. Long had.
soc. an stores. F0stcr-Milburq Co.
Buffalo. y. = Props. When Your
Back Is Iame--RemembeT he name
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
PECULIAR AFTER fFFEC1S OF
GRIP THIS YEAR
Leaves Kidneys I'm Weakened Condi-
ton.

Doctors IN all parts o. the country
save been kept busy With the epidemic
OF grip which has visited so man,
homes. The symptoms OF grip this
wear are very distressing and leave the
system IN a run down condition. par
ticuiariy the Kidneys. which seem q
suffer most. as every victim complains
~ lame back and urinary troubles
which should not be neglected, as these
danger signals often lead 10 more
serious sickness. such as dreaded
Bnght's Disease. Local druggists re-
port a large sale on DR.. kilmer 8
Swamp-Root. which 50 many people
say soon heals and strengthens the
kidneys after an attack OF grip.
swamp-Root IS a great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy. and. being an
herbal compound. has gentle heal
ms erect on the kidneys. which is al
/ most Immediately noticed by those who
try II. DR.. Kilmer a Co. Binghamton
I y. Y, Offer to send a sample bottle OF
Swamp-Root. free By mail. 20 every
| sufferer who requests &C. A trial VII
convince any one who may be in NEED
OF &C. Regular size bottles so cts. and
500. For sale az all druggists. b'
sure 90 mention this paper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
DYNAMITE SINKS
THREE VESSELS
Tramp Steamer. Loading for Canal
Points, Sinks " it'll Eighty Souls
on Roard-Buildings and
Street Cars Damaged
by Shock.
RALTIMORE, Nd Speclal.-A

BALTIMORE, ND Special.-A
-, s....t ..t.t. .1,.,,,,..ls. rs..l "a
tux hnsiog a. ia few were blew"
81 ,fonts ohouf I0.3n o'clock FRIDAY
-
uvrntnG d. tne fhta s'~c" tNtset
tween sparrow ANAHA ana 49,
ucr'- totnt. -
The ttNes % at on Denfu -
hnrEc and tux were ~nffAnfto 49,
thousands 81 dollars uEtinGe he-
nlo.g the unitiulorr water fronL
The hnrEe Was q" l"od ths 80 80
mite ON the coilter Jason ~" =" go
rird to Norfolk tor he A"stc"
states Eosernsarnt-
The tuE which NR- 'i"fen ~
with she nnrEc H. orriufrn e." "e -
Atlantic oi thc A.tantic ttAn>p,It
A"inrnn2- ne hritt-n t."illt -. 49,
shiu Aiufu thiltes "a hich was load
inE tor Christsbni and canal
points near ave zone ~ ths 49,
ter di~nprearfa nr"rlth tpr 49,. 49,.
barge nnu ~tcn in~hhp n"tfh
dow r. nua "a H. Ararea Ail were 49,
\ piece 90 lron trnn one - 80
hont- was hi"wn ei-th''f - W.
misses
Ihe pnttEon thctiicni on'pnnt
plant az nav sims ntht' '"i'N
nwa,, was sgt o@ nte, n,t,.,r,.
The tugs Harutltnn ana itLtt'nth
nnd she municipal tnE ini t',''te
have ronc 60 tnr scene 40 pea W
she h"dic- 20 tee \ 49,. .....-.,.... .,,.
felt not only fhfntft- h"nt A"f W.
and ndioiuing tcfrtt"Ffs hut
points dozens "i miles ".-t-nN- ~,
Telephone nr~-a+c ifnh go fi- ~
Grace stated that wimHpF- 49,
broken there ~ Annt"nt -fil-
rows f"inA nha NnFAi~ rh9
drcdS ~ Window were a..
Nnr~hnt nrnhm sem ~ t-t
patrol nmn uirnee- ~ 49, -
~ u" 49, ~, -. r,i,,r..l ,nI dead
6,1tc. t~-
People on shore who snv the "a
uio-ion declare thnt the wrrchnre
Of tae Alum ,hine wn- ,nf".5
n e 80 .rt..s -. 49,. ,f-.r.
ma, ,i nc - ,bcv wrrr rnfa.
rritra frern th~ e~-rl.
The hnrrc ga tow 81 tux was
ON fts way past thc ginnt collier
jason, just c"mric tsn ler me -
Srnn,,en' a.. ~e,iosio, oe.
.,.-r-.f
me Inson a. said to have heen
damaged. Tremendous dnmnEe wns
done 60 thc building ~ the M1ra
land steer 49, 49,. 49,
, 1910 80, 49,, ,,er-or- were
80, ~ a,inrr rln-- and other dnni-
nur OF a serious nature done.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
PREVENTION--
better then cure. Tutt's pills 10 taken IN tins
are not only a remedy for, but u iii prevent
SICK HEADACHE,
CharEe Graft In Funeral.

BELlsENiL LILLE. ILL., Special a
grand Jury Wednesday returned three
indictments in connection with the
S1.1O0 funeral OF James Connor. a hod
carrier. who had directed that an he
left be spent on his funeral Those in
dicted are William IL. Degen. an un-
dertaker: Public Administrator W II
Halbert and Michael HENLEY. sailor OF
the East ST Louis Police Station.
hurnation OF the body. IL is charged
that the caskct. billed at 5000. was Of
wood. that no shoes had been provide
for the body, and only Inexpensive
clothing
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
DAUGHTERS OF THE WAR
OF 1912 WILL MEET

WIIMINGTON. DEL Special
Mrs william Gary slide. OF New
York, president Of the National So-
cietv OF the Daughters Of the War ~
lS12. is here today 20 confer with
Mrs John NJ. Wilson, fourth vice
president Of the society. for arrange
ments for the annual meeting that
the Daughters win hold In Whining
ton April 21st-23d.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March s.
u was authoritatively stated at the
White House today that unless Great
Britain files an objection Richard b.
Olney, OF Boston. Mass. would be the
next Ambassador from the United
States TO the Court OF ST. James.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

Let Mrs. James "
Long. 4O3 W. Main
81. stanton. Va
tell you. On Janu-
AIRY 3ls-. 1904 Mrs
Long wrote: -Doan's
kidney Pills have
cured me" COT pRiH
in the back. urinary
troubles. bearin <
40 wn sensations.
etcD. On June eoth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

and I'm hungry, Richard; I've never
been so hungry in my life
"No2" Richard looked his amaze
mcnt "Why. / thought you'd been
visiting Ben Bassett"
il have" said the captain, "and /
don't you ever mention his name 20 \
me- Hes the stingicst white man in I
the hole world. he hakes bis beans /
without porz-says they are healthier /
that Way-just stews them so, and I
nuts them IN the oven. And nc makes /
his codnsh gravy with water, and he
don I drink cream in his coffee, and
rs for pie-I baieve he begrudges the
apples I'm them O-oo-h." the cap
tain drew a long breath as the frag-
rance OF chowder was waited up 20
him: "O-oo-ooh. that smells good
Come down aud feed said Rich
ara succincuy, and the dinner that
followed was q feast OF harmony and
happiness.
When the captain finished. ne said
Lets 20 UP and smoke a pipe" On
deck he announced. You can have
her. Richard. There's limits 20 saw
ing"
Just then or the rocks on the town
side OF the harbOT. appeared a little
. figure IN a gray coat and demure bon
net, who waved a reckoning hand.
Its Prudence" cried Rihcard, III
, 90 and get her"
/, When the young man reached the
rocks. he jumped out OF his dory and
, caught Prudence's hands In his.
: Your fathers on my own boat
he said, joyfully. Hes run away
- from Ben Bassctt's and he says we
can get married"
~ ii II ri -
rocks Gracious" she CALCULATED. "a
. didn't think it would work as well as
all that And now what do you thins
: I'd better co, RchardT"
y Marry me at once" said Richard
promptly. "I'll 20 and get the preach
II err, and take you both out 20 Ia
schooner, and your father can Civ
~ as his blessings, and then well TAX
a little cruise together, till thins
"a blow over a bit with Ben. he ca
y be pretty hateful when he wants &
IS be-"
The wedding supper had as its mai
" dish n pot Of baked beans.
H. with plenty of pork in It, sal
- the captain, slicing drought the Girls.
brown rind. 1T seems as IL ] couldn
~ eat enough 10 hll up, Prudie. I w,
j. as empty as a dralucd hOgshead.'
-'' dence as she kissed him on top OF Do
head Then she tucked her hand in
u- her husbands arm
So Richard is dear. too. and ] low.
nc you both. and that's better than ha
ing a house on hill. and owning
=" coal yard"
as Eyes. it's" said the captain. lghtu
y his pipe. "but you and me and Ric
. ard have got 10 learn 20 save. I al,
goin' hack on what ] said. THAI
Gu savin' husband VIII keep you out
-. tho poorhOuse. But don't hegin
eIe the food. Prudie. till your old fathe
eA' gone. i want to have pork for
beans, and butter for my bread
He IS old age creeps upon me- It's
40 little thing 10 ask. but l guess $
IN and RichOrd will see 20 il that / al
me- brought down 10 water gravy"
e"- And Richard and Prudence. thii
ing OF things sublime. smiled over
"as head and promised IN glance m'
'oeS than he had asked.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
EVOn1or1'S Department


Tho Oriental Cap.
The Oriental is COINS even Inlo tur
houdolr. where the dainty cap Isl to ne
Cushioned Df Turkish embroidery SOFT
.rel Nv lace ana ribbons
Dc ls curious how fashions are made.
Tho origin % tho embroidered Non-
lo.r cap seems to have been purely
matter of chance. Some biE mnnufac-
tlrDr found hc had large quantity
Iuf mhroidcries in stock aad could nnd .
no wlv of dlsroslnE 90 them at Nerl .
low ugure. has wife. Ia woman OF tn-
IfeIlleence. took possession ~ some OF
1 these pieces q Japanese ana other
curious specimens uL embroidery, uno .
I after "a day or SD brought back to him +.
some fasclnatiuE Ntlc caps end othef f
ornamental tribes which slo had FASH f.
Toned out Of them
Gibbons
Black and white dresses. az which .
there are many this winter, are trim
med with beading or crystal emhroid-
Many 81 the gowns are mace with
, the glove sleeve.
SILVER layaIllercs. as well az silver
I rings. wiu be worn much tnia ootnina
season.
Among the several colors 90 the fore
q lin wool fabrics are tAupc. prune. tin
\ bcrEinc and blue With black
II There are some exquisite gold ans
lsllver shadow laces being shown fer
Evening shoes
Evening shoes are made 20 the same
81 mater .tls -a So. n,
- worn with black or white. bar great
discretion is needed in selecting sultA
n eie to'~" eA $3.50 49,.
n lafhtt lit Ar".
4 nose w-yfo ., .'......
proportions should. lf possible, Aeci
~ ,he color DIS s..lel 'ui u.'.l .. ~.
a. Aa t... r.,....- rl.
d, u ..-
~ Dress ."'.Ll .--
The snort toAtcc.
,fI one 90 che rret Nnguus to make a'
f, Impress when spring .s really upo|
81 .s win he Che short caatee ol mnta
.s- asse or hroche. The name accorte
na .nIs cnlrmIuE NtfIe nHalr lu l1rIr
- .sauta eu bar4ue" It does uot lea
~ lne slightest RESENT lllce to "a lnua|.
l- Imlglne for yourselves tna cnarua 81
20 d cnarmeuse SKIRT in rich Hordeau
.re shade. accompanied by one of thr.
rs short coats .n hroche outlined oF
nt natural marhou tr.mmlng- Az 81
zee moment fur is being more general
.hc employed as "A decorative nutsh. o
ass that. OK course, must shortly give ST..
in- Holore more season1nle tdluncta
.ch New Gloves.
Ee Kid gloves. when put ON FOR 81
ike FIRST time require time. They shon
~. Dee carefully stretched and worked
ne slowly. care being taken mat me q
10 ger seams are ln their right posi- 81
always Button che second nuft
( "a Ifrst. after which flsten Che urat ca
los. Much depends upon che way "a $50
EIDE ls put on. not Only as regards the
.rn- lut also the wear az the slote-
ged YOU oo not manage 20 t1stcn the
up button che nrst time ~ wearing y
.0v- viii rarely succeed I'M dolns go atu
gers afu. t"t tie ht'te ""t "' 't' ~e---
uth lu other directions.
iich Chickcn salad.
sed Boil chicken until tCnucr. chop
.roa small pieces. Chop also the viii
ash OF dozen hard boiled eggs. ADD
paid little chopped cabbage and celery. h'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
OFFERS PRIZE TO
GIRLS WHO Battle

CHICAGO, ILL Special Fifty
Rev. Daniel X. Ford in charge OF the
West side Mission. has offered the
mission girls prizes X they will battle
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
LADIES YOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT

send your Combings or Cat Hair and
have them made into beautiful Braids
pompadOurs. Curls, Wigs. etc Our
Price a. Very Moderate. We rent or
sell Wigs. WhiSkers. Austaches. etc.
for entertainments. CombinEs bought.
RICHMOND HAIR srORE. 2I2 y. Firm
81. Rl.hmon&. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
M4DERO BROTHERS
ISSUE CALL TO ARMS
Junts Is Being Estabhshed-Pro-
visional Government Faces Most
Serious Situation Since Over
throw of Francisco 11adero
by Diaz and Huerta.

by DlaE ana huer "a
SAN ANTONIO. TEX Special
a. cam FL. arms tu Northern MeNlro h
was sounded here Thursday By haou. /
HlI -ul.o Alalern. brothers or thr Il
slain NcNlran President. Francisco a. f
/ NaI.ro. Jr.. who declare tney Ml- 4
NOE rest HutI the sos cruf1cnt. nttA- f
/ .l nr PRO-. .Elursll Presidents htltnrl.ll' i
/ luertt and General 4ei-N b.A- ia
I overturned
Emilio Malero. the resurrcctcl 4
ONE. who came lnto san Antonio nI- +
't.r having officially been reported T
flaaI both from Nexico Clty and 4
I NtenluEtun. declared at thc hnirN- I
4 mss Hotel where tne oroiners AZ
Istuuu.u.. Ulat Che Maaero family
Imullt surnl an of its vast fortune.
I.r necessary. restoring ITSELF Co lts
legal power in tne southern rcpunIic.
/ Tho brethcIs. who arrived here acc
ICDmuaulod hy three servants, after "a
InerIloua horseback ride OF 600 miles
fram Torroon. held several confer
enrus with AalerIsta leaders here ana
despatched messages 60 General car
rama and other rebel leaders o. no
Inre az war against the Mexican Cow
eminent iu tll Northern states.
Emilio ANA llaoul were greeted
There hy another brother Gabriel. but
Emilio seems % Dee the leader.
eve have decided 90 fight" said
Emilio. although that dcCisicu may
"a be influenced by conference with
4 lother members Of the family. fef-
lsonally I am in favor OF spending every
= penny q our millions 90 overthrow
1.-The llicgal govern mont OF Huerta and
/. piaz General Carranza has 10000
well armed troops IN Coahnuh an0 We
m nave lAIse 100 ,'l.i9 ~ -.
= cisco /. Madcro. Ir., has many follow
n cre. who viii spring Go arms.
.c we nave ieAtneu ~ l1t'' 20
r. MadetlsLA lofccS pa tA,l 1850
Att OF 0NNDtNf "-' - r
ic rily ana WI Feneht NlLn ~ l.ls ~, . ~ b.
.n tF1sloh OF any ga '--.. - Z
le t'il..lsleiis a.
la MEAANO al -- ofN~-N
ico's provisional government nov
4t faces the most serious eItuauon ot lt
existence. Secret lutrigues. open rev
olutlouary plots ana bitches in peac
lp.rf.1s with rebel chiefs have DrouEn
Iabuut condition which serloHsl
- meuacCs the stability cf che new re
a. tgIrue
~ Provisional President victorian
.n II.rrtl realizes tlc auuteucss OF on
=. crisis and nNl .ee iron hanl
~. methods as the most luelcAl way
.., cNtr.clta his administration trom 81
.r. dilemma.
rs >ews of tne most pessimistic Aif
have Leeu received from me NorL
who're sereraI revolutionary NOV
mtuts are cn feoL THE plan of ca
ou.1 Gomez. General Carrauzl. Oh
IrentIILuus Governor 90 Colnulll, 1i
~ General ptsQucira, reDelllDus acu
lbs, Governor ot sonora, according to Gay
.-- vices received today PSI Haerta is
t- have thc states of Chihuahua. Sono
~ and CoanutlA secD.e trou tne tclA
& IIc and sct APP a separate goternmc'
- complications have arisen iu pea
& negotiations wlth "a number ot e.
II. most lmuortlnt rebel chlettalns. b,
49, caul Dro1co. Ir.s, agents nave
..-e creased his demands 90 point wh.
.a ths government refuses tO recognl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
THE TINE TEST

That Is what Proves True Merit.
Doau's kidney pills bring the quick
est u relief from backache and KID
rey troubles. n shat relief LASTING !.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
WAKEFIELD'S F TRS

cABRAGE PLANTS, Nancy Hall ana
other Sweet Potato Plants are best
,or the section in which this paper
.irculates. Free price list
WAKEFIELD FARMS, Charlotte, n. c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

Aad crnfuf 20 finely minced rrlerv.
Butter baking dish. lrst pst ir lnlf
90 the Tomatoes. then n layer ut .ut-
tered soda crackers auE.n s.I.l r.In tAo
hopping tablespoon ~ Eratei
American cheese. Then ada fhe lnna-
fosa. sprinkle tho tnrs win Crumbs
and h.fa 90 batter aud take twenty
minutes.
Steyci Spanish Beans.
Two cupfu'a OF kidney beans. one
quarter cuuIll OF chopped anf nUss.
one-nuarter foasunonfll of soda. one
cupful of Etewea tomato. tNo table,
spoonfuia OF chopped onion. two tca-
spoonfniH of aalL Uur-.iuartcr gunfui
of chopped celery. nne-guartcr tea
spoonful of pepper. trNo tahlcspuoATuls
OF chopped green pepper.
Soak beans over naHnt- Drain. rinse
cover with boiling water. adj soda and
hon eve minutes. Drain aEain. rinse
cover with boiling water. add other
ingredients and simmer -FOUR tu i've
hours 10 necessary add mora water.
The beans shouio be- quite dry when
finished.
ssnIope-l Putntor-.
20 unatn thc eCnttuN~a p"ttfs@a We
Sliced raw potatoes. Place in "a basins
dish and cover with mills SAT-, pep
per and butter. Bake anul the pota-
toes are done.
Combination Salad.
Take "a bunch eG celery n1lf n
pound on stoned dates ana hair a
pound of almost anF kind ~ nuts s0.
. .rept almonds Enup these Ingredient
Unto small pieces. and when tncF n1rs
, nren wrl mixed add the Qnip ot TIRES
. grape fruIf. arrange ON crisp letturi
leaves and dress with ma Fonuaise.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

Season one-half can OF tomatoes
with teaspOonful OF salt. a saltspOon-
ful OF pepper and the juice OF an onion