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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
DAMAGED BY THE sAwDUsr.

SANTA ROSA, Oct 24.-Andrew
Markham, a well-known local capital
ist who has large landed interests
along the Russian River, near the
coast. has begun suit against the
Western Redwood Lumber Company
for $4,000 and asks for a restraining
order to prohibit the company from
further operations Markham alleges
that the company conducts a lumber
mill on its property adjoining his in
the vicinity of Jenner Gulch and, throws
the waste sawdust on the banks of the
creek by means of an elevator The
sawdust is fired and kept burning. This
fire, it is claimed. endangers timber on
his property valued at over $4,000, as
well as all his Improvements and scat
tered sawdust at the same time spoiIs
the water in the vicinity for the use
of cattle.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
DIR. PARKHURST SUMMONED
TO COURT BY THE POLICE
Reformer Promises to Give Informa-
tion ON Which He Based Charge
of Neglect of Duty.

NEW YORK, Oct 24-Rev. Charles
w. Parkhurst, president of the Society
for the Prevention of Crime. appeared
in jefferson Market Court today in an
swer to a summons issued on the re-
quest of Deputy Police Commissioner
Mathot as reply of the Police Depart
ment to the charges contained in DR..
Parkhursts open letter to Mayor Nc
Clellan charging that the town was
wide open and that Commissioner
Bingham was not executing the law
The summons was withdrawn when
Parkhurst promised that the informa-
ton in regard to the alleged disorderly
houses and gambling houses in the So
ciety's possession would be handed
over to Commissioner Bingham.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
LETTERS CAUSE ARREST
OF MANY REVOLUTIONISTS
Mexican Consul MaIlen of Ell Paso Re-
ceives Threats of Death Signed
ssThe Junta."

Ell PASO. Tex, Oct 24-Governor
Creel Of Chihuahua caused the arrest
tonight through that State of more
than fifty persons, letters from whom,
addressed to E. Flores Magoon, former
head of the Cuban junta, were found In
possession of alleged revolutionists
who were recently arrested here 1t
now develops that Captain Jiminez Cas-
tro of the Mexican army who was ar
rested at a meeting of the Ell Paso
junta. was a Mexican spy.
Mexican Consul Mallen of this city Is
receiving scores of letters signed The
Junta" threatening him with death for
his activity against the revolutionists.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
CIGAR COMPANY RAISES PAY.

NEW YORK. Oct 24.-It was an
nounced here yesterday that a 10 to 25
per cent increase had been made in
the pay of the employees of the .Ameri-
can Cigar Company of Detroit. to go
into effect in the company's factories
throughout the country at once. All
classes of employees. both skilled and
unskilled will benefit.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
PREDICTS BIG IMMIGRATION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-"The total
immigration to the United States may
reach 100000 people this year said
Secretary Metcalf of the Department of
Commerce and Labor as he left the
White House after a brief talk with
the President today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
SEVEN KILLED BY EXPLOSION.

JOHNSTOwN, Pa, Oct 24.-By an
explosion in the mine of the Cambria
Steel Company here today seven men
are reported to be dead and two pain
fully but not fatally hurt The explo-
sion is thought to have been caused by
the igniting of gas by the setting off
of blast. Most of the victims were
foreigners.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25

of banks; section 2, taxation of insur-
ance companies); chapter VII. license
taxes; chapter VIII, the general fran
chise tax; chapter TX, the redemption
of property sold to the State for de-
linquent taxes.
The members of the Tax Commission
who have been present at the final sit
tings in Berkeley just concluded are
as follows:
Governor George C. Pardee, chair
man, Sacramento; Senator ]. B. Curtin,
Sonora: Senator NJ. L. Ward. San Diego;
Angeles; Assemblyman E. F. sTreadwell
San Francisco; Carl C. Plehn, expert on
taxation and public finance, secretary,
Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25

Critics says it's the best story in
years-"The Conquest of Canaan" by
Booth Harrington, which starts seri-
ally in The Sunday Call.
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sett ,tper 40 Sanreu

idun iuuroe Wars. WinslDtp's Snus
thing Gprup BON WiuiDnen BON
Miitterr beim Dabnea BET &inoer
%aagemen6et. Mirit Du i'm S@lafe
ourb oas Gbreien einee &inoes ges
ft6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen 1T uno Dor
Smmerser weintP Wenr 10, laiie
ipfDrt cine Tlafbe bon ,,Mre.
WinsluuS Soothing Syrup" hDlen,
Gein Wert lift unbeaablbar. gs miro
benz tleinen 9eioenoen ipfDrt Hinoe'
ruug perihaHen. 8erlnBt eud3 bas
rauf, Wiitter, es i'll tein 8meifel
0ariiber. So beilt Diarrbue, reeu'
ltert ben Waeer uub bic Nieren,
beIeitigt @inb 3slit, ermeibt ben
8auu,en, perbtnbert gntsiin6un1
uub ftdrtt oaS gauge Ggitem.
rWrs. Minslom8 Soothing Sgrup"
far sahnenoe Ginoer lit aneenebm
i'm @eihmad; oas Recept itatamt
BON einem Der beften tpeiblihen
Nerste in ben Ser. Staten. Gs 1T
bel allen Drug9iiten in Der aauaen
@elt su baben. Breis Is Gents per
Tlafde. 9auft niftS anberes. aIs
Wr8. Win8lpme SOOTHING Snrun,
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Iub Die ipanilhe 8~eaieruna bot,
mie mir ihon nerihieoentli6 mitge'
teilt baben, tu6breno Der lebter Belt
Geriuhe 'aemadt, Die ibermdhtiae
SteQuna Der Stride uno oes &lerus
einsulHrdnten. Sebt niu iie aub
ons Oroensmeien regulierert uno bic
Srben Dor alien mehr unter Die
Wtaht oer Staatsgeiehe uno Der
Staatsbeb0roen brinQen. Sic miro
su oieiem 8mede betnndhft Elm Ser.
einsgeieb erlaifen, melbes nah benz
in Maorio eri@einenoen ,0eraloD"
fploenbeB% eitimmunaerl entbalten fol-:
3ein reuer reliaiDier Sroen tam
aebiIoet peroen. es lei oenn, oaB er
ourh elm @eieb oa5u ermdbtiat lit;
tein oerartiaes @eluh miro iibers
haupt neitergegeben, menr es niht
u0n einem DDm 81. Stubl uieoerbDIt
anerfannten Oroen berriibrt; Wins
beridhriae birfen oarin niht aufges
tDt,t1er ueroen; o~enjeniaen. Die
ruieoer austreten molten, oarf teir
6inoerni8 in ben Wee aelegt tueroer;
bat Die Oroensbilouna unterribts.
auede i'm Wuae, 10 miiien ith bic
Witglieoer ben aeiebfiden 8Drihrifs
ten Doer ber Brifuna u. T. 10. unters
uerfen; Die Drben, Die cine eemerbs
lihe 9dtiQfeit entfalten, miifien oa.
fir Mbaaben entribten, tuie ieoer arls
bere Burger; ale BON Nusldnoern
gebiloete Oroen. 0oer Oroen, mDrin
ful@e bic Mebrbeit baben, fino aufs
5ulDien; Die friiher lhun Qendbrten
grmdhtigunaen f0nnen o0m Suitiss
tninifter einef Nadprifuna unteraos
aer uno aegebenenfaQa mieber aus
rudaenDnlmeri peroen; Die Beb6roen
oirfen su ieoer 8eit Die Gl6iter be.
treten; ale Orben. aud Die unter
benz GDntDroat ftebenoen. unterlie.
gen benz @eieb; bic Orben t6nneu
teine anoereu @runbaiter ertperber,
als bic @ebdube, mDrin bic Witafie.
Der mnbnen. uno Tie baben iib,
mas Shentungen uno 8ermdHtniIie
anbelanat, ourhauS ben Beftimmur.
gen oes ~geuneinen Reht8 at unter'
uerfen.
Wfan tam oeipunnt onrauf iein,
uie Elm oerartiaeS @eieB aufaenDrts
men neroen miro. @entger harauf,
uie bic @Drtea es aufnebmen, oenu
cine Baiiierung 1T nDl faum gu Be-
atueifeln. als oarauf, mie iih &lerus
uro airGe ibm gegeniiberfteIen pers
ben. 5eoenfaQs lift cine &egelung
Der &ir@ens utin Oroensnerbdltniffe
in Spaniert su elmer oringenben Nots
menoiateit aetuDroen.
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las meme sleiimbefAauseiet

Inter Den ndbreno Der lebten Gage
uer5ffeutliften Hegelrl fiir bic Nuss
tiibruna bes an, /. OttDber in &raFt
treteneer Jleilda' SnipettiDnsaeiebes
befinben iih rtanhe redt intereiiante
Beitimmunaen. gu lit es pofitiu
uerbDten, ielbft ourh elm Bib aui
Der Gusenieite Der Blehbuhie uno
iunitiaei1 @~mbaQaae. in Der iih oas
betreffenbe TleiibsB ruouft befinoet,
faIfde Gnfidten in Besu9 auf ben
Snhalt beruursurufen. Benn fid in
Der Bfbie .. o. 8inbfleifh befin'
bet, 10 oorf oaS @efdB nift nit benz
Biloe zines 9bmeinS nersiert lem,
uno tuenn brau6en oas Bib eines
5uhns III ieben 1T, oann bari tein
Ralbfleii@ brinnen lein.
auh iDnft barf man onrh ridtS
falihe Borftenunger erueden. Wefn
uns bisher 5rantfurter Birlthen
uertauft muroen, 10 muBte Jeoer
gang genau. oaB bic betrefferoea
@irite uiht in 5rantfurt aeriadt
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maren; oas Qderbau . Mtiniiterium
nimmt aber an, ourh Die Beseihs
nune ,5rantfurter'' fbnne oDh SEE
tttano su benz @lauben peranlaBt
meroen, Die 8iirfte ieien brett nDn
Trantfurt impurtiert uno besneaeri
muB tiinftig auf Dem Gillette itehen:
..5rantfurter ftble Sauiage' b. 3.
@trite nah oer Nrt Der Srantfurter.
@beuIs eebt8 nit Dem ,,Birainia
ham; Der muB finftia AUDI ,Gtraia
mia itple bam" beiBen, Doer benz
,,gualiib bratpn", oas finftia ols
,.gu9liib itple bramn" beaeidnet
meroen muB, unb 10 nit ben perihiea
oener anoern 8rdparaten. Die lid
ben &amen pDn irgeno einem be-
rlbmten BrDouft aebDrat haben.
Shmala oarf tinftia nur ala
,2arb" beaeibnet tperben, rperr, ea
mirtlib rein lit; miro es nit anoern
Dinaen nertniibt. muB es .,2aro
COMPOUND beiBeu. 8icnic bauts"
bic betanntlib niht aus Sbinten,
lonoern aus ben S@ulterftiden Be.
itnnoen. miffen als rBicnic ibDuloera
beseidnet peroen. ,,2lttle pig iau'
iaae" lift .,9ittle port iauiaae" 81
rennert uno naS ben 0amen Sea
loaf" traat, muB AUDI aus 8albfleiid
gentabt ietn. go miro uberan oa'
rauf aebrunaen merben, oaB oas
Gillette aud mirtlib bas seiat, was
in benz @efdB entb alter lit.
6Dffentlib miro oas @eieB itrenl
ourdgeflbrt neroen uno es meroer
fih teine 6intertiren finben, burd
uelhe Die umaeher oeiielben entmt
lhen tDnnen.
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o. Melib, 3abnarst 5024 Dit
Souitun.S traBe. Grbeits9arantiert
8pQes @ebiR $500.
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sSrt Gferben.

8eil iie 10 ihma@ mar pom oielen
Weoisiniblufen. oaB iie niht efien
fonnte. lag Mrs. Marb 5. @altere,
ct. glairs StraBe. Columbus. OhiD,
fattiin i'm Gterben. Sic ihreibt;
Wiein Waaer mar 10 lbmah, baB id
riht eiien uno incline Weroer 10 sers
riittet, oaB ih nidt ihlafen Connie.
Nls ib benz Tooe rabe mar, rabm
ib electric 8itters nit benz 6eiultat,
oaB i'd i0fort better uno aebeilt murs
be. Better @eiunbbeits . Tunic Der
8elt. SOC. gu baben bel aoOlpb
9reiB uno T. &alteper & Sobn.
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Den gopotaten in Stem Dor

- Den Nonutnterl IN Nem y0rt
lift elm fetter 8iiien entgangen. Web.
rere Der Werpaubteu BON &uiiel
Sage, bic in ieinem Tettan,ent nit
2eeaten BON lie $25, 900 abaefuaoen
tparer, hatten beibloiien, mabrihein'
lid auf eifriees Aureben oer 6erren
8ebtsgelebrten, onS 9eitament a1'
sufebteu. Sic baben fib aber zines
Beiieren beiUnnen. 6rau Gage, Die
6aupterbin. bot ibnen a~ngebDtea,
lire 2eeate auf lie $50, 900 su erb6hen
unb fe baben fih oamit aufrieoen
ertldrt. Sn Stem Dorter Aonutaten'
freilen iuu onrDb aaaemeine 9rauer
berriheu.
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PAUL WilNer .-Giettrilde Shlei.
Ierei.-Glamo Blasa. 8ertauf bon
Weiiern, Sheereu etc.
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New York mach Gibraltar, ReapeI U. Genua.

Sic neuert 8ieien=3 antbfer >. glntertfe"
uub .,Ratfertn 2lneitfte Sictprta'',
%, 500 &ee 9onnen, ~, 900 8ruttDs
Tonnen, reip. 25, 600 6e9. 9onnen,
As, 600 BruttD.S onnen, haben au'
Ger ben lururt6fen ginribtunaen
ais Neuiafeiten Elm &etaurant a
la Carte Unit 8t9euner 8openel
MISUNDERSTANDING, Eurnhalle. eIete
triife Bdoer, Bidder Ino Bin=
men 2aben, l., 2. unb 8. 8aiite
unb 3miirbeu6ed &c. &C.
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Die an1eritonilhen sdlah

ibiHe n2Ouiiiana" un0 ,Iirainia"
uno bic 8reuaer ,glepelano" uno
,Iacoma" fino in 6apaua einae'
trufen. Sriterer erbielt lUfDrt Be-
fell. nah g~ienfueeus tpeiter 81 fob
rem. Gm lebteren 0rte Iino bDn benz
tleiuen areuaer .,Dirie" 325 Maun
Marine : SOloaten aelanbet uDroeu.
Der >,Dirie" tUnttte iib aber nibt
Idnaer bort aufbalten. ionoern muBte
ieine Meiie nah Santo Domingo.
ieinem eiaentliheu ~8eltimmuussDrt.
fDrtieben,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05

and are. Isn't that pretty story, and
wasn't it nice of the shepherd to love the
princess always and never marry another
ladyi'
Miss Hartly's lips smiled. eyes," she
replied, st is pretty story, but you have
told only part of 1.-THE mans side"
The girl paused and glanced at Roger,
but his eyes were on the ground. 1T
may be-" she paused again, to choose her
words, that the princess did not care for
the glitter and gayety of the court; per-
haps she, too, preferred the fields and
a simple, sensible life. But princesses
may not do as they like" the words were
coming fast and vehemently now, they
are hedged about and-how do you know
that, though this princess danced at
court" the girl drew quick breath, as
If bracing herself for something difficult,
"her heart was not with the shepherd all
the while"
This time it was Roger who looked up,
but Miss Hartly's head was bent. They
had forgotten Winifred, who, with a
child's wonderful wisdom, kept very still
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05
Kind Hearted King Alfonzo.

OF Alfonso, the young king of Spain,
an art dealer said the other day:
Alfonso deserves happy married life,
for he is fine young man.
"a friend of mine has studio in
Paris. Alfonso bought two of his pic
lures, and took a fancy to the man him
self. He honored him, one afternoon.
with visit.
The painters studio was on the
fourth floor Of an old house in the Latin
quarter. The king asked the concierge,
or janitor, If the painter was in, and the
janitor. ignorant Of the identity Of his
royal visitor, replied:
AYES young man. Fourth floor back
"The king started up the old steep,
dusty and dark stairs. He had reached
the second floor when the concierge, pok-
ing his head out of his little Office,
shouted:
Look here young fellow, do me a
favor, viii you?
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Recipes That Housewives Ought
to Know.
A Few New Delicacics.

Little Savory Potato -Cakcs.--Twelvc
tablespoonfuls Of lloury potatoes eight
tablespoonfuls of white -four, two table
spoonfuls of grated cheese, one table
spoonful of cream, the yolks Of two eggs,
one teaspoonful of baking powder, salt
and cayenne to taste. Boil the potatoes
and rub through a fine sieve. Add the
butter, flour cheese, baking powder and
seasoning and blend thoroughly. Mix
into a light dough with the cream and
the yolks OF the eggs. Roll out half
an inch thick, cut into little rounds and
brush over with the beaten egg. Bake
in rather quick oven until nice brown
Split in two, butter and sprinkle with a
very little finely chopped parsley
Egg Savories. --Pass the yolks of three
or four hard boiled eggs through a
sieve and pound them with an ounce Of
butter and tablespoonful OF grated
cheese Season with celery salt, pepper
and little cayenne. Add teaspoon
full Of warm butter. When it is hot,
spread it on some triangular shaped
pieces of toasted bread. Heat carefully
in the oven and serve sprinkled with
chopped parsley.
Indian Toast.-Take all the bones and
the skin from the remains of some
cooked, smoked haddock. Weigh four
ounces (this is sufficient to cover six
pieces of toast) and pound it in a bowl
with a dessertspoonful Of fresh butter.
Then add a teaspoonful Of mustard, a
teaspoonful of curry powder and few
drops Of vinegar. Pass the fish through
wire sieve and make it hot in a small
saucepan containing about a teaspoonful
of warm butter, Have ready some care
fully toasted pieces of bread of medium
size minus the crust. Place little heap
of the prepared fish on them. Then
sprinkle over this some hard boiled white
of egg which has been passed through
sieve, and after placing in the oven
for a minute send to the table topped
by a stuffed olive.
Curried Beans.--Soak half pint II
butter beans for couple OF hours and
then boil them in sailed water until they
are tender After draining them well,
season with salt and pepper and put them
aside until they are required. Cut a
large onion into slices, chop it coarsely
and put INTO SteWpan containing thIee
tablespoonfuls Of butter. Add two to-
matoes, sliced and cut into small pieces,
and as soon as the onion begins to ac-
quire a golden color sprinkle in table
spoonful Of curry powder and let it cook
very gently for ten minutes. Pour IN
three cups Of boiling water, and when
the sauce has boiled, draw the pan TO
IL ~, l. & LAT CIR or
gently for quarter of an hour. Then
add a tablespoonful of tomato catsup,
teaspoonful OF vinegar, two teaspoon
fuls of lemon juice and the beans Cover
with buttered paper and place the stew
pan III a moderately hot oven for an
hour. The curry should be carefully
stirred once or twice during the time
and the heat should not be allowed to
increase, or the curry will be too dry
when done.
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"'With pleasure said the king. What
is it?'
"Just carry this wash up TO your
friend said the concierge, tossing to the
monarch a huge bundle tied in a white
sheet, and tell him the woman left il
this morning
$50 the young king of Spain carried
to the artist his bag of laundry and
placed il, with hearty laugh, on set
tee.
"'Your laundry he said, which the
woman left this morning
The artist was embarrassed and
shocked.
~But, your majesty, why have you
brought il up he stammered
The concierge asked me to- said the
king.
"'But, even if, in his ignorance, he did
you should
30, see here the king interrupted
laughing, why not7 No matter who you
are, it would be cruel and silly to refuse
q favor to a fellow creature, when you
could easily save him a journey up foui
flights Of stairs"
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"Thc princess would not have left the
court to be the shepherds wife, de-
clared Roger, bitterly,
The girls eyes looked straight into
his. "Ile could not be sure OF that since
he never told her that he loved her. she
said. 1T seems a pity, does il not" here
her glance fell, that she had 10 live all
her life without knowing"
Roger crossed to where Miss Hartly
was and bent down SO that he could look
into her face.
"Al, but he was so poor, not in money,
perhaps, but in everything else, beside
her!" he exclaimed passionately. A hint
of wondering gladness had crept into his
voice
Miss Hartly smiled family. perhaps
he did not seem poor to her" she said
slowly. Perhaps to her he was--the
richest man she had ever known"
If the sky and the sunshine and the
river with its bordering of willows were
beautiful before, they we're glorihed now,
Evelyn Roger said softly when he
had kissed her, Evelyn"
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measure.

The loose fitting pony jacket gives an
extra smart touch to any costume with
which it is worn. 1t has such luxur-
iously feminine air and is more modish
than any of the longer coats. It may
be made of either taffeta or of cloth to
match the dress. The one here illustrated
was made of blue taffeta with narrow
bands of Persian embroidery and left I'M
lined, except a wide front facing which
reached to the first row of plaits. The
pattern No. 2o4I is cut in sizes 81, So
and 10 inches bust measure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05

The simplicity Of the outing suit here
pictured has taken the fashion world by
storm. Not in years has style sprung
into such immediate and overwhelming
popularity. Go where you will, along the
great boulevards, on the boardwalk, at
the seashore, or on the piazzas of the
big hotels, one sees nothing but these
simple frocks, made of brown linen,
white linen, and red and blue, or of fou-
lard or surah silk, or in polka dotted
batistes. The blouse has short sleeves
with turn-back cuffs and collars of white
or of same material, and modified circular
skirt handsomely trimmed with plaits.
The waist pattern No. 2oo4 is cut in
sizes 81, a. 90, 80, 10 and AZ inches bust
measure. The skirt pattern No. 1886 is
cut in sizes 20, "a, 20, % and 80 inches
waist measure.
To obtain these patterns, write num-
Der of pattern and size very plainly and
enclose fifteen cents for each pattern de-
sired. Address all communications TO
FASHION CORRESPONDENT,
6o32 Metropolitan Bldg. New York City.
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Education.

The principal of one Of Washington's
high schools relates an incident in con-
nection with the last commencement day
of the institution mentioned. A clever
girl had taken one of the principal prizes
At the close of the exercises her friends
crowded about her to offer congratula-
tons.
Weren't you awfully afraid you
wouldn't get it, Hattie, asked one, when
there were so many contestants"
ooh, mop cheerily exclaimed Hattie.
Because | knew when it came to Eng
lish composition had 'em all skinned
alive!"
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FADS AND FANClES.
MINNA ScHATr CRAWFORD.

Although the picturesque and eccentric
play the leading parts on fashions stage
this season, there are many charming
styles that are decidedly conservative and
simple, so that it is merely matter of
taste whether one be dressed conspicu-
ously or with quiet elegance. Fashions
are so elastic that "becomingness" is the
only real essential of good style.
This is the period for wash gowns,
and the clever woman who can sew on
the machine is able to make herself half
a dozen pretty tub toilettes for the sum
she would be obliged to expend on one Of
these smart creations if she bought it
ready made.
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Know Your Rights
and Secure Them
Ali Legal
Documents
and Advice

If you are in any kind of business or
family trouble you need advice. Our
attorneys know the law of every State,
and furnish reliable advice, at nominal
fee. Much of our business is keeping
our clients out of trouble. When you
consult us your neighbor doesn't know
all about it.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05

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