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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-06
THE CARE OF LINEN.
Before Washing Soak in Tepid Water
in Which Some Borax Has
Been Dissolved.

The preservation Of linen depends
largely on the care taken in washing
as well as in the mending of each
article in daily use as soon as worn
| piece makes its appearance.
In warm sunny weather the linen
cupboard or drawers should be emp.
| tied and their contents exposed oc.
/ casonally to the influences Of the ain
| and sun.
Each article ought to be numbered.
| SO as TO have regular turn in do
nestle use. When new linen has been
purchased keep The smaller pieces fol-
mending the material In mending be
careful to put in pieces large enough
TO entirely cover the worn parts of the
linen, or the first washing Will cause
the thin parts to give way.
Before linen articles are sent to the
washing they should be carefully over
looked, all necessary mending finished
or missing buttons, hooks and eyes re-
placed, The removal OF stains is gem
orally looked upon as very trouble
some. but the results fully repay one
for the trouble The sooner stains are
removed the better. as soap combined
with boiling water makes most stains
permanent The process must be ac-
complished before proceeding to the
actual washing. SDisinfeeting clothes
is not always necessary, but where
there has been infectious illness or
even bad colds il is wise TO put the
infected clothing through some process
that will acslroy the disease germs,
There are various methods of disin-
fecting, such MS the use of soaking
fluids exposure to steam, exposure to
hot afr and many others.
The linen should be sorted into sep
arate bundles or lots, according TO the
kind of articles The usual divisions
are: l. Table linen. 2 Bed and house
hold linen. 3. Body linen
Handkerchiefs, collars and cuffs and
all the finer linen materials retain
their purity much longer If always
washed by themselves, and many house.
wives who spare no pains in the care
OF their linen testify TO the efficacy OF
this plan.
More time can thus be devoted to
these articles and the lean appearance
Of the linen amply reRays one for the
etxra trouble. 70 prepare linen for
washing soak the articles over night |
in water.
Never use hot water for soaking pur.
poses as il tends to make dirt adhere |
to linen, while cold or tepid water |
loosens it and so simplifies the process |
OF washing. Use borax in the proper
ton OF one tablespoonful to one gal !
ion OF warer.
1t Is perfectly harmless and has
power of softening water
and OF drawing out dirt. The object |
to be aimed AT in washing is to get |
rid OF the Girt with as little wear and
tear as possible.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-06

runs and the consecutive hitting Of
the visitors in the fifth and sixth in
nings.
But that story of our first defeat of
the season Of 1906 Is one Of yesterday
ana as Cairo lives In the present and
brighter prospects In the future, the
box score Is presented which partially
tells the story with the exception Of
that gift Of two runs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-06

Slated for Cauthorn in the ninth.
BY innings r H r
Jacks -. 0 0 3 O--5 I 3
Cairo -. 2 20 0 0 0 0 o. 6 |
Earned runs-Cairo 2.
Jacksonville 2; Two base hits-Con-
naughton. Wagner; Sacrifice hits
Berte, Bissell, Dithridge 2, Connors
Double Lotschaw to O'Brien
Stolen ba7es-LiYingston 2, Lotschaw,
Long Roland; Bases on balls-Off
Wagner A. off Connaughton 8; Batter
hit--By Wagner !, BY Connaughton /
Struck out-By Wagner 5, BY Con
3 Passed balls--Belt / /
Wild pitches-By Connoughton / /
hours Left on bases-Jacks
G, Cairo 6; Umpire-Bush.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-06
Aluminium Utensils,

Aluminium cooking utensils can be
kept as bright as new by rubbing with
polish made by dissolving 20 grams OF
borax in water to which one-third the
quantity of ammonia has been added.
Shake the mixture well before using.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-06
Silent and Noisy Letters.

Reform our spelling Cut out the
silent letters. Then cut out the ones
that make noise After that we can
have some peace.-N. Y. Mail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-06

George Fl. Mosser of the Nation
Morning Star, thorough fan and
gentleman arrived in the city last
evening, He wants to see the Brides
in action.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-06

Bush is competent ana will round to
in few days His work shows grea'
improvement. The Bulletin has no
structures to make on his work as il
would not be just. We are all prone to
err
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-06
RIGHT OFF THE BAT.

. = = y =
: While it is. very gratifying
. to The Bulletin to notice the
= interest taken by the public in =
= baseball as evidenced by the
= hundreds Of telephone in
= quiries made every evening as
: to the results of games in =
= other cities, it Is found TO be :
, impracticable. in fact, abso- :
/. lutely a physical impossibility :
. 10 answer the inquiries and
. perform other work on the
; paper. Under these conditions
) the indulgence and patience of 4
, readers Is requested and they =
; are respectfully asked to wait
, for The Bulletin in which will =
, be found full accounts of all 4
!, games played the previous Z
!, day, =
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-06

From now on vim and Paduke Brand
Of war paint will be on stock at Wal
lace paik.-Paducah News-Democral.
Three CHARACTERIZATION Bottled
Beer, Brook Hill and Cococola.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-06


Pap Farnbaker leads out IN the
Cairo Bulletin this morning as fol
lows.
Although cuhit the Tom Tom
Boatcrs managed to beat Bob Berry
hills Brides through superior base
running and general inside work"
pitcher Mccarthy got four Of the
nine hits and all were scattered. 1t
Is not always the Drawn that wins out
and II Pap" viii pcru:e the sum
maries of The big leagues he will find
where hits are often scarce. Is The
fact that he Indians did nor get half
a hundred hits any indication that the
team Il no. superior?
Smoke up, your pipes getting cold
-Paducah Sun.
Pap" was not referring to big lea.
que games but the first Paducah- Mat.
room game. That the statement made
that Paducah won through superior
base running attention is called to
this paragraph from the Sun de:crib
ing the game;
The Nation bunch is strong
team, This fact cannot be denied The
team, as a team Is strong, but the
Indians compared a little stronger 1t
was head work and good head work
at that, which pulled the Indians
through the game yictors.
Even admitting that Mccarthy gor
four of the nine hits secured by Mat
toon, that would leave five which was
a. many as all the Paducah Igorrotes
made Another thing. Paducah had
only six men left on the sacks while
Matto2n had nine. Now Eddie Rolls
ton, this Is your own statement and
figures, 0 don't try to crawl out of it,
The editor of The Bulletin was trying
% compliment Paducah on its team
work, but everybody knows the bunch
cant hit and Wen prove it to your
entire satisfaction later on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-06

Bob Berryhill's Brides come today
Here goes another slaughter of the in
nocents, The three games with the
Jacks and Brides will put us in fine
shape for the bruising battles with
Alice and Joke Wortbams Old Sol
ders winding up in the real thing
six whirls around the merry goTound
with Paducah, three ther and three
here. We have no doubt as to the re-
suIt-Cairo is all the candy.
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south, according to the accounts
published in the Paducah Sun and
News. Democrat of the first game, Is
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batteries-Townsen and Clarke;
Smith, Altrock and Sullivan. Game
called at the twelfth inning account
of darkness.
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still the same Haadless Wonder OF last
season--throws the ball away in a
tight pinch.
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The score:

Batteries Saltmarsh and Quiesser;
Wallace, Gay and Mattison. Umpire
Veach.
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Alice Beat Old Soldiers.

Vincennes. May 5-Alice took The
last from the Old Soldiers making it
three straight.
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Batteries Mcintyre and Bergen
Kane, Sparks and Doom.
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Up and at 'em every day.
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Batteries Niclds, Berryhill and
Sehisseil; Miller Wilgus aud Che
nault Umpire Dcyinne.
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Cairo made a desperate rush that
almost pulled the Jacks off their feet,
in an enaeavor to win out by an eye
lash Cairo made two runs by the at
tempt and just little tiny wintsey hit
would have tied the score. Not I'm
daunted Cairo tried again in the ninth
and succeeded in getting another run
ner TO second from which he could
nave scored if another hit had been
occurred, but ii was not forthcoming
Tough luck. Cairo exhibited that ii has
the nerve and sticking qualities.
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The fans have confidence in the
team.
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The Indians showed superior head
work and more combined method of
playing. -Paducah News Democrat.
Mr.. Rollston Of the Sun, doesn't that
mean team work.
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loorrotes Take Third.

paducah, May 5,--The Indians made
it three straight today from the
Dirlfoe
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Not knocker in Cairo They are all
boosters and pun hard. This was
demonstrated yesterday.
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BatterieS-SelVer, Eubanks ana
Schmidt; Petty, Glade and Spencer
(Called TO allow teams TO catch
| train.
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Wa hneton. Boston-Called in the
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BY M. j. FARNBAkER,
Former Secretary X. |. r. League.

They can't lose, but they did
And that Cairo lost the final game
of the series to the Jacks was due the
wildne,s of Wagner, the gift OF two
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The Jacks are off in the morning
for Paducah all shot TO pieces and
looking out the car windows We turn
them over to the tender mercies Of
Lloyd's lgorrotes.
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Ginger up and stay that way.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ESS ., 's~
Pittsburg. May Chicago hit the
ball hard and often
RHE
flttsbufS .......''
Chicago .................... - y
Phillippi. Lever and
Gibson; Beebe, Pfeiater and King.
New York. May 5.-Matthewson
pitched the first of the game but was
not in good form.
RHE
New York ...,...--. .....,.i. 4 10 l
Boston .............s......
Observation-Disclosures McGinnity
and Marshall. Young and Needham.
ST Louis. May 5.-Livingston's
three-ba-e hit with two on bases won
for Cincinnati in the tenth.
RHE
ST. Louis ....s.-..-.-..-..--
Cincinnati --......-.-.....-. II
Batteries-Taylor and Grady, over
ali and Livingston
Ten innings.
Philadelphia. May 5.-Msgee's bit
over the right field fence in The
twelfth brought in the winning run
r n r
Brootlyn ..............3 8 ]
PHILADELPHIA ..........2 10 /
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RESULTS OF SATURDAY.
Cairo 4, Jacksonville s.
Paducah II, NATION 8.
Vincennes G, Danville 4.
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Philadelphia. May 5.-Magee's hit
over the right field fence in The
twelfth brought in the winning run.
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We said II before and we say it
again. Cairo can't lose only once in
awhile
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The Little Thunderbolt Woodring
and the Incompatible Wolfe in the
points tomorrow, Sunday games are
called at o'clock
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HOW THEY STAND.

SCENE OF BATTLE.
Nation at Cairo
Jacksonville at Paducah
Fincennes al Danyille.
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Pittsburg. May Chicago hit the
ball hard and often.
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Phillippi. Lever and
Gibson, Beebe, Pfeister and King.
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ST Louis. May 5.-Livingston's
three-ba-e hit with two on bases won
for Cincinnati IN the tenth.
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New York. May 5.-Matthewson
pitched the first of the game but was
not i'm good form.
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ies-Matthewson, McGinnity
and Mar shall. Young and Needham.
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