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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21

tary Plumbing.
praIden Dust and us Dangers;
Water and lee Supply in Relation tC
Health and Disease.
Gilllnore-RCa ads Streets and Pave
mcntS.
Robinson Modern Civic Art of tho
city Made Beautiful
Robinson Improvements of Towns
ANA Cites. or the Practical Basis Of
Civic Aesthetics
lce.-Construction and Proven i've
Philanthropy tcnapters on civic clubs
streets, building laws, ctcJ
BaXtor-Civic Improvement in
street ald Highway. See Century
Magazine. vol ~, page GS2; Give
Awakening. Outlook. vol. 7S. page
9l7
Raatzahm-What is Junior Civics? ?,
Chautauquan. vol. 81, page G75.
Baker--Municipal and Household
Sanitation. Chaut. vol. 81, page lG4.
Wight-The Real Bill Board Ques
ton Chaut vol. 81, page i91
linobe-Bautify.n the Urban Back
-Iard Outlook vol. rs. page Is.
IeckA Modern Street. ton paving
otc) POPULAR Science Monthly, vol. 81,
page PIP. n
Roosevelt-Clvic Helpfulness. Cen.
fury, vol. 3S. page 9S9
Refund Table Survey of Civic better.
ment. ChautauQuan vols. 81. IS, 80
and 49,
The volumes referred to are bound.
There Is much more material in the
Library on this subject.
l.. l.. POWELL
Librarian.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21
EXCELLENT RICE RECIPES.
At This Time of Year Rice Is a Wal
come Addition to the Table
How to Prepare.

The spring months are usually the
most trying ones in the calendar for
| the housekeeper on a farm to provide
a change in the daily bill of fare.
Last years vegetables have grown
tasteless and wilted, or are gone en-
! tirely; the stock of canned goods In
both fruit and vegetables is nearing
the finish, and II is still too early for
fresh homes grown supplies. 1t will
now be found that rice will often
prove useful in making many whole
some. nutritious dishes. To serve II
as a vegetable, 1t should be boiled
care<llly SO that no two grains ad-
here together, and each grain should
be swollen to twice its original size.
| 1t Is better to use the first quality
Of rice for this purpose. although the
second grade will do in many other
ways To obtain these results, wash
the rice thoroughly, and then sprinkle
slowly into a large kettle full of boil.
Ing water. The water must not be
chilled. for the rapid boiling should
he continued Immediately. Boil %
minutes. then drain on a colander.
With a fork shake ii up lightly, ana
place II I'm the oven TO dry. NneE
properly prepared il should be ike
a mound OF snow.
The leftover of plain boiled rice
can he utilized in numerous ways. II
may be made into excellent eriddle
cakes. Take one pint of rice, a
tablespoonful Of butter, one scant tea
spoonful each of salt and baking pow
der. one egg, one cupful of -four. and
swce. milk to make a batter. Bake on
a griddle. The regular sour milk
recipe can be used If preferred; simply
add the rice and less -four.
Rice CroQus.tas-To one teacupfui
Of boiled rice add one tablespoonful
of butter. a beaten egg. a seasoning OF
SAT- and pepper and mix well toseth-
err. Mold into rolls. or small cakes,
dip into egg, and then into powdered
cracker crumbs and fry in hot butter
or drjppings. A little finely chopped
COIL meat is an improvement; II
should be mixed with the rice and
egg before molding.
Rice Muffins-One pint OF milk, one
pint OF rice. two eggs. two table
spoonfuls of sugar. one tablespoonful
of butter. one teaspoonful each OF
salt and baking powder. Beat the
sgucr. salt. yolks of eggs and but
ter together. add the milk and suffi-
cien- flour 10 make a thin batter: slft
the ice in lightly, and last the beaten
whites. Bake in rings 30 minutes.
RICE SOup.-Place oBe-half a cupful
of rice In two quarts of water. with
one small onion sliced finely, two
or taree sticks Of celery. and a small /
bunch Of summer sayory. Boil two
hours. adding more water. if neces- 1
sary Strain through a colander. re-
turn to the fire and add the beaten (
yolks Of two eggs and one Int Of rich
fniiE. Let It come 10 a be and serve /
WITH toasted cfackers.-Rural New
Yorker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21
GEAND CHAIN, ILL.
May 49,.

May 10,
Mr.. J. SpieldOck and little daughter
of Vienna, H.. were down "Wednesday
Mrs. w. l.. Curry. of Belknap. is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs j. NJ. Jones.
Mrs. w. A. Victor and Mrs. Joe
Gaunt have returned from a visit with
relatives At DuQu0in, Ill.
Mrs. f. A. Greer. Of Belknap. Is Wis.
iiiIg with Mrs II. c. McGill.
Mrs Fied Mantz Is visiting in villa
Ridge his week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bartleson Is Wis
i.iug at W. j. Davidsons.
Mrs. DR.. Woel1e of Cairo. has been
ape lding a few days here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Echols
Miss jamie Rushing. or Belknap. Is
visiting with Miss Hattie McGill
Mrs Gordon Conant is visiting rela-
t.yes At villa Ridge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21

MIS- G. W. Evers. of Belknap, spent
Thursday with Mrs. Anaie Steyers.
Mrs, Elsie Pharcs has gone 10 Car
lier Mills.
Mrs. Jennie E.cheaberg. of Cairo,
vas hCra Thursday.
Oscar Lesher, of 81 Lonis. is home
for few days visit with his parents.
Hester Evcrs ana daughter are at.
ending The street fair here.
us hot dry and healthy and dust for
all.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21
Educaticn in cinrm.nu

Opposition is growing ia Germany to
the present system Of mcation which
gives 80 much time to IKE learning Of
dead languages. 1t Is argued that the
game is not worth ire t3Ed.e EXCEPT
for those who intend 10 teach lam
gu-Eas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21


Take your school books, for instance.
| Dorothy. They are really charming
books. From the mechanical point
OF view a good many people have in-
vested time. thought, learning and
skill. in their making. In the first
| place the author spent laborious
months. and years in mastering the
subject of the school textbooks, and
he toiled over II that he might con
dense great deal of information into
concrete and compact statement, max
ing 1t 50 simple, so lucid and SO clear,
that the beginner in science or litera-
ture could comprehend ii In a uaily
task
You may fancy that ii is easy TO
write definitions and formulas and
rules. In reality, nothing in lilcra-
ture Is SO hard. More brains and more
conscience and more labor go into the
production of standard school book
than into the writing of an ethic poem
or three-yolumed novel.
| saw Rosamond in a fit of yexation
toss her arithmetic across the room,
to the detriment OF the poor book
and | felt queer little lhrob OF pity
for the man who had made that arith.
metic. A set or reading books into
which have gone specimens of the best
English literature, Gu ed from many
fields, is treasure well worth school.
girls incest care.
Cover your book, Il you like, If 1t
is the custom in your school and he
teachers Insist on your o -pg 90 bur
use the books so well that & .hey arr
not covered they may be passed 2u 'o
other classes or to younger children.
without having suffered harm.
Besides the authors who are the
creators, so to SPEAK, of our books,
there are the publ hers and the print
ers and the r .arnafers AMI the art
lists and Che people who finally sc re
books, ell of whom haze thsir scrra-e
fingers in the pie oa'ore it is rea4y TO
slip into your hm9s
When a book is your own, where do
you keep it?
hope If you have your own room
that one portion If its furnishings IN.
cludes a book Shelf WLel .du have
done with a book. put It in ITS place
There are cir who never have a
pace for anything; one of them once
paid me a visit, and from the momen.
she crossed my threshold until the day
she kissed me good-bv and wen: mer-
rTy away. chaos followed in her track.
She left her things al over the house.
and kept her room looking as If T.
had been swept by a cyclone. and as
r9r books, size had not the faintest no.
ton Of their dignity ! finally took
the precaution OF hiding away one
or two of these that most priced, lest
Estelle should ruin them altogether be-
fore she departed DO hope that Won
have been better started on the road
than had been the fortune OF this poor
child. who was dear Notwithstanding
her needless ways.
Few girls stop to think that they |
have gold mine in their school text |
books They know that they must |
devote time and attention 10 them. |
and that they are the stepping stones /
to culture. a girl would be very /
stupid who did not appreciate this. |
Beyond this. too. school books possess 1
Of the value that other refer I
ence books do in a library. After you /
hFvc ct school you may some day 4
be In company with a traveller OF en- 4
explorer who has seen strange thiags /
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21
Oriental .Ad. for Teachsr

Wanted - an assl.tant master.
strong in English and good at srorts
Fay Rs. 50 per month Anyone With
a proud look ard a high stomach not
wanted. Al , 10 Principal. Church
M,ssion High School. Srinaear. Kas5-
EiF. Lahore Ofnd!a) Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21
To Explore Buddha's Caves.

The "ThouGan! Caves IT Buddha"
are 10 be explore by French expe-
dit'on to East Turkeslan sad Central
Asia, to be headed by Pro-. relliot, OF
the Ecole Frpncaise d'Extreme-Orient.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21

fhe Cairo upholsrering and Mattress
Company. .Fifst-class work in uphol.
STEERING, mattress making and furniture
fepa ring anr refnishing Corner Com.
mercial and Third street Send card
and VIII call
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21
ono IhIng and Another

Il saw the G0,,Ct go into your house
this morning, Quiyerfuli Anything
happened"
Two tb-.s h. taps sneG. blame
tn luch"- Ciofclan Lender
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21

Bobbie-Mamnas
MaIfma-W Well:
BObbie-Were men awful scarce
when you married papa or did you just
feel sorry for him Judge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21

You might be living IN a hodse twice
as big as your present one II You had
begun TO watch the want ads. for
chances and opportunities and invest
ments years ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21
TO THE SCHOOL GIRL
A PLEA THAT SHE PUT VALUE
ON HER BOOKS.

The Production Of a Ste rdard School
Book Calls for More Brains, Con-
science and Labor Than a Three
Volume Novel--One Cannot Help
Feeling Sorry for tie Authors Of
the Many Poor, Abused School
Books-Treat Your looks with Re-
spect-They May Be of Value to
You for Reference N the Future
When You Least Expect 1t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-21
BY MARGARET E. sANGsTER.


am about to confess 10 you, Dor
othy, little weakness oi mine. !
cannot endure a book that is covered
either with a loose paper protection.
or tightly fitting extra garb of any
| fabric whatever. When a new BOOK
comes into my hands the first thing
do, unless I expect to lend 1t, Is 10
throw away the pretty outside cover
Ing, which in these days publish RS
put on new books. II | think that ]
shall have occasion 10 lend the book
after awhile to friend, or TO a
girl neighbor, or perhaps To one of yon,
to whom | am writing, | take pains 70
preserve the portable cover, and slip
1t on before the book leaves my possess
sion.
Let me whisper To you that very
few people love their books as | love
mine, and that very few people care
for them as ! do | enjoy the beauty
of fair type, fine paper. and choice
illustrations and have a great regard
for a beautiful binding. ! never hold
book in hands that are soiled, or
leave il face downward and open ON
a chair or table, or hand ii over to
child that II may keep the child quiet.
| have lent books before now TO
very dear friends. and have had
them returned in such condition of
loosened leaves, spotted pages, stained
bindings and degenerate condition gen.
orally, that have at once thrown them
into the fire and bought others. One
may really wish' to share the pleasure
a book gives her with some one she
is fond of, and still may hesitate II sh4
Is aware that her friend has never
learned to treat a book with respect
for its worth. and regard for its cost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-25
Attacked by a Sturgeon.

A wild panic was created yesterday
afternoon among a crowd Of boys who
were swimming in the Alleg heny river,
OIL the coal fleet, at the Pittsburg, Pa,
end of the Sixth street bridge, by the
appearance among them of an INN mense
fish, which WAS afterwards discovered to
be A sturgeon, but which the boys at
first thought was a whale. There was a
mad scramble among the lads f)r places
of safety, but the fish was in fighting
humor and refused to allow them to
escape. All the boys finally succeeded
in getting back on the coal barges, with
the exception of William Wiedersolm,
aged 10 years, of Allegheny. Just as
he was about 20 pull himself up on the
coal float the big fish sunk its teeth into
the calf of the lads right leg. The boy
was rapidly being dragged down under
the water again, when his screams
brought Jacob Miller, the watchman o.
the coal fleet, to the rescue. He seized
the bows arm and then picked up
baseball bat which was lying on thu
boat. With the bat he beat the fish
over the head, but even after life wa
extinct in the body of the big fish tn
boys left leg was still held in its jaws
Its laws had to be pried apart before th'
boy was released The lad was takel
home, where a physician was called t
dres. the wound. rhe fish measure'
about six feet in length and weighed 8
pounds.
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ATEXANDRIA VA MONDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1906.
DRY GOODS
BARGAINS OFFULL
VALUE
We Give The People Something
Bigger and 0rander Every Week
with Economical Prices.

Supply the children's needs for the Com
mencement at this sale.
White Aloyer Tuckings. for waists, dresses,
and yokes. al! SOC values your choice of styles
st 25c yard.
Sheer Persian Lawns, l9c value, at l2lc
yard.
Fine White Dotted Swisses 19c value at
12lc yard.
Silk Organdy with large floral designs 25c
value vt l5c yard.
White Wash Chihon's, 45 in. wide, lSc, 2Sc,
25c, to SOC.
Linin finish. double fold, White Cannon
Cloth, l5e value, at lOc yard.
White Belfast Linens SO inches wide, very
fine and light weight 25c value, at l5c yard.
Colored French Organdy's i2lc value at
9sc yard,
Blouse Linens. a speciallgood value, at 12ic.
Soft Finish Madras Ginghams, Zoe values,
at 7Se.
Silk Mulls, in all evening shades. at l2lc.
silk Aeolans and Sublimes, evening
shades, at 25c.
White Wash Silk, at 23c yard.
Black Water Proof, India Silks. at SOC
yard.
Black Nuns Yelling, 40 in, wide, 75c value,
at 49c yard.
Fast Black Lawn, perspiratiOn proof, lOc
yard.
Soft Finish Black Batiste, lSc value, at
l2lc yard.
Shepherd Check Silk Gnghams, 25c value.
at l9c yard.
Three special lots, 40 inch India Linens
elegant values, at l0c. l24c l5c.
New Line Silk Persian Ribbons. 29c and 39c
Wide Satin Taiieta Ribbons, l5c, l9c, 25e.
Special lot German VAL Iaces and Insert
ings to match. 81 25 and Sl.50 values. foui
choice, Sl.O0 dozen yards.
Special lot French Val. Laces and Insert
ings to match, values ranging from 69c, zoe
to S9c. Your choice 50c dozen yards.
Ladies Long White Lisle Gloves, SOC and
Sl.00 pair.
Two special lots, wide Embroideries on sale
this week, at l21c and 25c yard.
Children's Parasols, at l5c 25c, SOC, 75c.
Ladies Black and Tan Dropstitched Hose
&c pair.
Children's Black and White Dropstitched
Hose, l2lc pair.
Ladies White Cannon Cloth Skirts, a
81 90. $l.25.
Ladies India Linon Shirt Waist Suits
50 .9S, S4.9S, S5.9S.
Special Lot Ladies Corset Covers, S9c value
ut 25c.
Ladies Muslin Lawns, at SOC and Sl.OO
Ladies Muslin Drawers, cambric tueke'
rufile, 25c.
Ladies Short KimOnas, 25c.
Ladies Mercerized Underskirts. Sl.25 t
81 80 values, at Si.0O.
New "Peter Pan" Shirt Waists, Sl.OO.
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VOLUME CVII.--NO. 1872.


The glycerine employed in DR.; Pierce's
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II, Ruben & Sous,
60t KING STREET..
Very Low Rates To Virginia Horse
Shows via Southern Railway.

CrLPEPER, VA, July As. 1906; tickets to
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Harrisonburg, Bluemont Warrenton, Lynch
burg and intermediate points, July 3, and
3: final limit July 6. 1906.
MANASSAS. VA July 1873, 1906; tickets
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Lynehburg and intermediate stations, July
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ORANGE, VA July 25-26, 1905; tickets "a
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, August IL. 1870
tickets to be sold from Washington, ID. e..
| Front ROYAL, Bluemont, Warrenton, Har
risonburg, Lynchburg and intermediate
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| August 3. 1906. ,ooe
FRoNT ROYAL, VA, August 2-3, lsOo
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HarrsOnburg and intermediate stations
| August |, and 3; final limit August 4. l9Oo
ARRIsONBURG, Va, August IA 10, lsOt
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| intermediate points, August Is, IA, 10 ana 10
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| WARRRNTON, VA, August 29-5O, lSvo
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For further information apply TO neare'
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Long Tennessee Fight.

For twenty years W. l.. Rawls, of Bells,
Tenn fought nasal catarrh. He writes;
"The swelling and soreness inside my nose
was fearful, till began applying Bucklen 5
Arnica Salye 10 the sore surface; this caused
the soreness and swelling to disappear, never
TO return" Best salve in existence. Zoe ~
+. :. leadbeater & Sons, Druggists.
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EOROVER SIXTY YEARS

AN OLD AND WRLL-TRIED REM KDY.-
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for ever sixty wears by millions OF
mothers for their children while teetning
oT;tb ne,fect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, ailsys ell pain, cures wind
coic and il the best remedy for piarrhea. IL
T,IsSsnpt TO the taste. Sold by druggists in
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aod take 10 Other KIND
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The Longworths in Germany.

Emperor William, when he was GER
tain of the day on which Mr.. and Mrs.
Longworth would arrive at Kiel, tele-
graphed to Princess Eitel Frederick,
asking il she could not come to Kiel at
once 80 that Mrs. Longworth could be
entertained aboard the Hamburg, the
Emperor's improvsed yacht. 1t is the
Emperor's rule to never invite women
on board his vessels unless the Empress
or one of the imperial Princesses are
present.
Empress Augusta VctOris, il is un-
derstood, desires to remain near the
Crown Princess, and Princess Henry
of Prussia is taking a holiday in Bavaria
and Princess Eitel Frederick, who also
is bride, had arranged to go on cruise
in .he Hamburg with the Imperial party
after the regatta, but upon receiving the
Emperor : telegram she went from Pots
dam Immediately, arriving at Kiel Sat
urday evening with Prince Eitel, and
Mr.. and Mrs. LOngworth were invited
to dine with the Emperor last night.
1t was quite an American evening.
Besides Mr.. and Mrs, LOngworth, ALI
son Howard and George Armour and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Mott was present.
Princess Eilel was amiable and Emperor
William Jolly aud complimentary to
America and Americans.
After the dinner the Emperor and
Princess Eitel, with their guests aud the
Emperor's staff, went on the quarterback
of the Hamburg to witness the illumina-
tons. The clubhouse, the hotel and
other buildings were outlined in electric
lights, ard the l6 bsttleships, 10 cruis-
ers, II merchant ships, and 100 yachts
in the barbOr we're strung with incan-
descent globes, while many searchlights
playing about made gorgeous scene.
Just above the room in the hotel occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. LOngworth were
the stars and stripes in colored lights.
A great assemblage from Kiel and neigh
boring towns crowded the waterfront to
witness the illumination. ~~---
Mr.. and Mrs. LOngworth were detsin-
ed by Emperor William until after l l
O. clock. The illumination ended with
every warship sending up blazing rockets.
The large class yachts raced again
Yesterday. Emperor William took with
him on board the Meteor Prince Adel-
bert AMI his three younger brothers and
Commander William l.. Howard, Com
mander Philip w. Dumas and Captain
Jonquieres, naval attaches, respectively,
of the United States, Great Britain and
France. He served all of them at lunch
with his own hands, requiring the Prln-
cess to come to him with their plates.
The breez" Was light, and the Emperor
said it was not worth while sailing oyel
the course, aud gave up the race. The
yacht Hamburg did the 10 knots under
3 hours, winning the race.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOngworth followed
the racers on Allison ArmOur's steam
yacht Utowana. Bands on the excur'
sion steamers played the American ma
tional anthem when passing the vessel
The many limitations of DeWitt's Witcl
| Hazel Salye that are now before the publ
prove it the best Ask for DeWtts. Goo'
! for burns, scalds. chaiied skin, eczema, letter
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nam l>n,OnALLY ABUNDANT.
When Ii IL Free OF Dandruff, II Gr0wE
LuXuria1tly.

Eair preparations and dlndruff cures.
as a rule. are sticky or irritating anairs
that do no earthly good. Hair, when not
diseased. grows naturally. luxuriantly
Dandrufr IS the cause Of nine-tenths OF
Sill hair trouble. and dsndrun is caused
by a germ. The only way to cure dand-
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only hair preparation that will positively
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Ii aliays itching instantly; makes hair
glossy and soft as silk. Destroy the
cause. you remove the effect" Sold By
leading druggists. Send l0c in stamps for
sample to The Herpiclde Co, Detroit,
Mich.
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