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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-06-23

II her system b n dcranged coadi.
tloa, o. sks = pesdisposed 70 apoplsxy
o. eoneestioa Of eay organ, u II at this
tine likely 70 beoosas sctivs and. with
Q host Of asevous lsyitatlons, make LIE
. bar3sa.
A. this time. aiso. eaaoess and tunsoss
ars moro liable 70 bsgin their dsstsuc-
tive work. 6uch wssnia9 aymptoae -
Q ssass Of sufRoeatloa. hot Asshss, dis
sinsss. headache, dread Of impssding
evil. sosnds In the ears, timidlty, pal.
p1tatloa OF the heaFt, sparks before the
eye. Irregularities, ooostipatlou. vsrsa.
BE APOSTLE, weakness ead luQuletsde
eso Dsomptly hscdsd BY lntslligsut
wooea WHO are spprneahlne ths psrsod
Of life whes wo0ass great ehaaSs
nay b e1pssted.
We bslisvs Lydia Z. Ptskhamh Veg.
stabls Conpossd u the worlds great
est reosdy Ses woasa u this tryiag
LYDIA u Ptakhea. Vegetable Coz.
pound invlgoeaess and strengthens tAe
female orgaaiam. and builds up The
weeksasA nssvUas ayste0 - - oeAs9
Hr. 4. L q. Hyia.d. n cAs.Asr.
towa, Nd. n lsttss - Nm. t1al'
han. saysi
DsaR Nh. fiakAnme
~ bssa ss9seing M Q A1q1aeaasae
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q AaA ] - Gtna I'D q snessan, AGalY
apa11A haalarhsa, assd wae vssy nssv9na ]
vssAS roo ine edvirs 90 csaiasarsd treat.
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ssea " : - vs...
Ses spssisi eAvies rvgsrdine ths -
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- = leushter.la.law a LYDIA 4
PiahAaa - ~ Swsaty.avs yssss ~
tesa aAvislag sisk wenss tree q
ekasge. her eAvIss b lsss ~ always
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-06-23

ular. Soon after began taking
Doan's Kidney Pills passed several
gravel stones. got we'll and the
trouble has not returned. My back
Is good and strong and my general
health better"
Sold by all dealers. so cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-06-23
catasrh Cannot Be Cured

gfsA LOG Al APPLICATIONS, o. they eaaAos rsaaA
~ 49, = tAs 4issass Catasrh IL 6iood or ooast
totsool 4ssase. ~ = oder 70 cure 10 yoa taks
ooeDally, - acts lirscty - the b0oA and mucoas
0ssfao(a 0all's Cstafyh Care 10 BOT qusck nsAt
g1e Il ~ prsserbsA ~ q the bssl phystcisns
~ eosDsry for year ~ b regular prssiSptioa.
n 2 es0poes9 o. ths bsss tnaics known. oo0bised
WIN IL best blood Isnosfs acting directly % ths
1oesss serfses.. fbe psSfecs e0metaAsioa Of ~
eyS tesss1issts = What lto1.ess sseh voaAsrfsi ~
ou1D y eostpg eatsFrA. 1snA fos tessinoAIais frSA
~: CHkEKY . CO.. fsops.. Toieio, o
Sh2 S.SE.:s;; ISss 81. e; 1890.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-06-23
AlLINo WOMEN.

Keep the Kidneys Well and the Kid
neys Will Keep You Well.
Sick. suffering, languid women are
learning the true cause OF bad backs
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-06-23

and how to cure
them. Mrs. w. G.
Davis. OF Groesbeck.
Texas. says: Back
aches hurt me 30 l
could hardly stand.
Spells OF -dizzinees
and sick headache
were frequent and
the action Of the
kidneys was irreg-
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-06-23

Mrs. Ssimkins-iow do you like
your new boarding house,
Mr.. Jobkins-Oh! the rooms are
fair. the table Is only tolerable. but the
gossip Is excellent.-iio,el Life.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-06-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oanGses 80 Haaa oeIAh o.aesoai Rsssed
Avotde1 ~ ~ Uss oe Lydia 4 Ytnk.

How many wo-
men roAllao that
The most critical
psrsod n Q NO.
0anis exisAooao
I. ~ chang q
uA. cd thai Ne
eaxssty Alt By
women - this
tiDs draws near,
b Dot without
NonaO0 2
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-06-23
Nothing Alarming.

Next Door NeIghbOr-I was about to
say-whAt's that terrible racket up
stairs? 10 somebody having = 1t!
Mrs. Hswjams-No. That's John.
Hes rehearsing the speech he ID going
70 deliver tomorrow before the Uni
vsfsal Peace socisty.-Chicago tn
baAe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
LAST NIGHT
The Ven. and Mrs. Edward L. Roland
Departed for Goshen. Ind.
Their New Home.

Th. Ven Z. l. Roland and wife
,efr last ght for Cohen. Ind. where
The former will enter up.n his new
duties as rector Of an Episcopal
church A large delegation of mem.
hers of ffe parish pf the Church of
the Redeeme. we've a. tho station ID
bid them God speed ami there wore
tears ia many eyes. Tin mute evidence
.oi sorrow over their departure.
Ven. and Mrs Roland Will -i.H
relative AZ Chi ago aud Batavia ~.
until Friday when they Will 60 g.
Goshen arriving there thar afternoon
With characteristic on argy The ect1.
viii commence al once his pa tsra
dutie, by holding choir rehearsal
Goshen is a beautiful cts of about
l2on1 population and rhe EpI cUpa
church there IT, substantial cIinee.
with q fine now pipe organ The rec.
tory i, a modern raomy house aaa
has been newly decofa ed for The rec.
tor and his wife They were the Be-
cipi NJ Of many handsome gifts fEoT
their Cairo TO- ends at their departure
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
IN THE HOUSEHOLD
LITTLE THINGS OF MORE OR
LESS IMPORTANCE.
Stained Wood Many Degrees Better
Than Painted--New Ways Of Pre-
pairing Corn-How Red Ants
Can Be Extermlnated

II you are building house don't
spoil your wood work by painting IT.
The natural grain in wood is toe beau
tiful TO be covered and odd effects
in staining have taken the place OF
/ paint Stain is a very thin paint, and
contains no yarnish Many Of tho
stains sold in the stores are apt to
| contain varnish, and they do not sink
into the wood enough to bring out
the beautiful grain. stain can be
used with best effect on new wood
Some Of The most attractive living
rooms have the wood work stained
forest-green, old blue, or silyergray
DO not let the painter convince YOU
that the wood work will look better
painted Some the woods that take
stain we'll are oak, cypress, Georgia
pine and birch In some country
houses the furniture Is ordered from
the factory in an unfinished condition
and is then stained at home by some
one who understands this work.
Some housekeepers think corn is
much better II boiled in the hush
Omen the husks, remove the silk, re
place them and tie together at the
top. Then boil in the ordinary way
Corn is sometimes baked in this way
in the oven and has slight flavor
Of roasting IT, however. real roast
ed corn is desired. put it on broiler.
after taking il from the oven and re
moving the huskso Turn It several
times over the hot Goals until 1t IS
lightly Drowned, Butter each ear ana
serve on a hot plate.
A good sandwich filing IS made
from one-half cupful of tender celery
cut fine one-fourth cupful chopped
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
Tie Better
Way TO Love
BY GeIen Burgess
Copyright, by Joseph u noelos)

Z NaolNliRHlt ny dphtph ~ buNAessl
A younger man would have called
Miss Allison eifete He might have
said that she was burned OUT But
it was evident from Conrad's manner
that he did not think so, that he at
least had hopes OF arousing her He
still held he, cold hand and pleaded
with her lover amply qualified in
ardor and freshness
She did not seek to restrain him
with any gesture of protest--that was
not her way-shc gazed at him stead
fastly her hazel eyes sufused. Her
eyes showed too much WEAKNESS, al
most too much wisdom, for her age
Whatever sorrow had done, it had
neither hardened nor faded her. Her
poise, the unsteady monotonous tones
of her voice, her quick smile a smile
that was instantly suppressed as ii
some revelation panied heT--all tes-
tilted to melancholy constantly re-
pressed by her viii A cloud OF blue
black hair parted al the side like
boys, nonchalantly, careless in its
arrangement and the delicious lips.
when they did smile, had led Conrad
far
She leaned back in the cushions in
dolenty and let him talk,
Can't wake you up" he de-
manded Can't | do something to
make YOU break through Yourself? Do
! have to set the house on fire before
YOU show your soul at the Window
believe that you're all that a wom.
an should be, all that spirit and Tern.
permanent can give, Yet you're wound
up in a shroud like butterfly in
cbrysalis I'm mad about YOU, mad
for you, mad because OF you. And
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13

TO raise the Chinese sacred lily IN
water remove the brown dried sHln
and all the hard Gallons at the base
of the bulbs. DO not separate the
bulbs but take a sharp knife and score
the main bulb as though to quarter
it. but do not cut more than a quar-
ter OF an inch deep Cut the OIL
shoot also-this wastes the bulb, but
develops the foliage growth. Ar
range the bulbs in a glass bowl
steadying them with pebbles, bits OF
marble and shells also put in broken
charcoal to keep the water sweet. The
water may be changed once or twice
before they bloom. Place in dark
cupboard or closet for ten days. until
the roots are well started.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
It's Easy 70 Smooth Ribbons.

Ribbons will become creased in
spite of the best care, and a hot nat
iron removes but few OF thesr mafh5
of use 4 better plan is this Take
smooth quart bottle and fiji with
boiling hot water Then wrap a single
paper smoothly around the bottle.
wran the ribbon around the paper per
fectly smooth and tight and thcn wrap
another paper around this and pin
in place.
Set it aside a day and night and th"
ribbon viii be beautifully smooth and
new in appearance Soilcd ribbons
may be soaked and squeezed in Il weak
suds. and. when rinsed and dried.
ironed in this way. 1t is very salts,
factory method.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
THE WEATHER

The weather was a BIT raw yester
day A trace Of snow fell IN the carry
morning hours. the first OF the season
and It's effect was felt all day. Tho
sky was overcast most OF the day ahd
1.-THE maximum temperature was only
rs. which fell TO "a al p m. mark
ing The minimum point for the day
1gAt ~ O'Clock last night the street re
cord was 50.
The government bulletin yesterday
reported rain from the Atlantic states
in the Ohio valley in Missouri AMI
eastern Tennessee and freezing
weather in all sections lying north OF
d line extending dqwa the Ohio valley
thence northwestward TO central
northern Montana.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13

I yet I'm in love with a ghost | must
| get you into the light. You're the
Kind of woman for whom men do
wild things There's nothing so Wild
! wouldn't do to get hold OF you, to
bring myself near enough to touch
you for one moment"
She leaned slightly forward towards
him for an instant and in the height
OF his teryor her hand returned his
| pressure. For that instant he had
succeeded in shaking off her apathy.
You're a dear" she exclaimed
with her quick sudden smile You're
so Young and so deiciously yirlc You
/ know how fond I am Of you, don't
you2"
She leaned towards him and de-
iberately took his hand
Just how much. do YOU love me?
Tell me-" she asked. her eyes tender
iy resting upon his face
How much2 How can one say?
How can one know ! might say all
he foolish. silly things that lovers
So, in books, but what good would
that do? J would die for you,
That's silly enough to satisfy even
q woman. she said. smiling j won
dor what that means. precisely? !!
have come across the sentiment often
enough in books ard on the stage
IRIS supposed 10 Doe immensely sig
nihcant What possible favor would
IT. be- % "a man did it TO protect her.
that's nothIug-auv man should be
willing TO do that for amy woman
But you would do it as a mere favor
BE- ! asked ,ou2
j suppose D would he answered.
trying 90 follow her mood.
suppose you ob.ige mo by jumping
ont OF tue window. then, she sug-
-as.ed
DO you mean it?T he demanded
"Oh. bless you. 30. i'm really
ala.d gou Nigh. iu &c. pnJ nm never
know Sit down and ten nae another
thing Are sou jealous.
-Of course am, conlIn.t bear
30 think OF another man being any
thing 10 you-in The way want to-
De-. . mean. } want ycu for mr own
self ] must have you. to Keep. TO
protect. 10 possess How else could
ans man feel who really loved yol
as Won should Doc lowed amy man with
a heart worth uaTugr
How else. indeed she said
droamiIy. That's what Im wonder
lu-. Yet there mi-ht be- I.tte- ay
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
ON THE RIVERS
Local and General News.


The river marked l2,0 fect on The
Cairo gauge at p. m. yesterday show
ing no change in "a hours One year
ago it marked 1872 feet.
The Peters Lee came ont from 81
Louis at a. m yesterday and was
here five hours making additions for
Memphis and way points.
The Russell Lord with four empties
from ST. Louis, passed to Paducah
The Dick Fowler was in port yes
terday as usual She will be he Pa
ducah packet today.
The Stacker Lee viii be in port to.
day from Memphis bound for St
Louis.
The Jim Duffy has hoated her six
barges Cf railroad ties from he head
Of the Tennessee Island and taken
them to Paducah.
The Kit Carson was raised onto
the Paducah ways yesterday for gen.
erul repairs
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13

| The following changes In post light S
on he Missis Jpn river. between Cal,
Iro. H.. and Memphis, Tenn have
/ been made;
Cairo b +. was t2h feet and fall.
/ ing. Nov. g 1906,
Coumhus b b was 12i2 feet and
liaLlinc November 8. 1906.
New Madrid b p. was lGl2 feet anil
falling November 8, 1906
Moved Daunall .owhead light up one
mile.
Point Pleasant From foot of caying
bank at Point Pheasant to head OF Oar
nah light to Darnall towhead light
Established Daruall Point light
Moved Linda light down a mile
Linda--lo@ feet From where the
light stood on Darna1 towheQd to the
middle Of Coli Field, u1til from par.
nall Point light close 10 Linda liaht
This takes yu under What barrel
D oy and close under four pole buoy7
and above two red barrel buoys ShoaI
water is about .he middle of the river
and The channel i, pretty narrow.
Dis continued Gold Landing Igdt
Staewar' 's-1ota feet From Stew.
arts bar Light to Carey wood yarl
light and circle down until from foot
Of timber a head of Atkinsin Field to
Avenue light, which has been moved
mp. as already reported These last
marks taks you pretty Well cur to-
ward the lower corner of Joe Echols
towhead and shoal water S after you
pass same corner.
E tablished Fritz light
Bend e Island Ne l0-From Is
land No. II light to Fritz light
Wrights Poinr From light on foo
Of Island No. p TO Wright Point light.
until from POO yards under point at
lower side OF chute of Island No q
Wright Point light
New Haven-10l2 feet. Close down
the shore all the way
Fulton B. B. was ~, feet and fall
ing November 10. 1906
Morgan Point 40 bottom From 50
yards below Hatchee Field lght o
Morgan Point light
Corona-l0l2 feet From light to
light
POLICEMAN IL feet From Brandy
wine bar light to - yards below Fo-es
man light
Memphis B. B was feet and fall
ing. November 10 1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
COOD-.INVESTMENT|
MADE BY EG6ERT A. STEWARD, A
VICTIM OF GRADE CROSS.
ING ACCIDENT.
Estate Receives Four Hundred and
Sixty.eieht Dollars in Return
For An Outlay Of Nine
Cents.

| ~, - u,.,,. - oyootl,. nina raut
D' ' "
maze by hgDefl steward l"''n'
employe Of he Chicago Mil and l,un
her company who lost his life in tn
,rade cros.inp WRECK ON Sycamor
a. =.
'"''' ~ - '""" " "'
tate Of me deceaseu negro 'dpo'e
has received the sum Of $i6S whicl
was paid Mrs Louisa steward. tn.
,.i1,,r vastard,y Mrs steward &c
rasidont of rrtrre civ aud cheonf
Can Tho amoupt stated was maid 6ei
H. tho form.r amnloyer. Of her Inns
NM
Steward had bean an enplove Of
Ina Cbicooo MN and Lumber com.
nanv working in me veneer ward for
i'm, tbrae d,ys A.. surb he was pro,
tao,ed nv worknan's collective or
hIanl,et accident policv covering an
ar,n,ovas NJ that institution up to an
anonrt enualHua one wears wages
i, event NJ accidental death and in.
oirdina corrasnopdipa indemnity fer
lzsoar accidanfs tooetber with surgical
and medical attendance in such eases.
The nayment for this protection is
divided between the Chicago Mill and
tnrhar cnmuany as employer. and
The men TWO cents ing deducted
from each dollar paid in wages as rep
raseptlnr the share of the latter. At
the tina af his death steward had
drawn 81 ~ for three davs work the
an,onnt deducted for his accident in
s,r,nca helm ust nine cents a.
stated
Nv an unusual and extremely liberal
nro,.ieion If ~ nnIicv contract the
~ s,trane.. nrotacts against NOT only
tnra II i na-ficula-1y intended to
o,yar INT include. an accidents out.
afao ~ a-orl,i,o hours and away from
tho mill nIants In Stewards case as
Iii ~ ran, .n,barad he va coming
"a ~ o;., % naseanpar nm an elao
rio car which was struck Inv a freight
If the Big Four railroad ar
ne sycamore street crossing Of that
,iIu,av nv miracle Steward was
,he ,nlv ane of fourteen messengers
,f tho street car who was killed the
,or ha,no demolished and hu~lal n
lfy.onca of oyar fifty feet from The
,oin, of contacr
The worl,men,s collective nolicv r..
farraa m is i.sued nv the London
r,,araotaa l. Accident co lid Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
BURGLAR KILLS OFFICER.

Poughkeepsie. y Y. Nov H.
Deputy Sheriff Cribley Of Dover
Plain-. surprised burglar at work IN
the office OF Colligan meat market
late tonight When the deputy en-
tered he office The burglar fired a re.
volver. killing Cribley instantly The
burglar escaped
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
To Clean Macintosh cIoaks.

Dip the garment first in cold soft
water. then. with a scrubbing brush
and yellow soap proceed TO scrub it
all over. having spread it fiat on a
deal table When the dirt is removed
dip the cloak in repeated waters TO
get rid of the suds. but do not wiring
it, Hang up in the air to dry. Paint
may be removed by turpentine. but
common soap and plenty Of scrubbng
will do the rest
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13

One pint of -four, toaspoon'ful of
cream Of tartar. y teaspoon of soda.
4 cup of Of butter. salt egg. ! scant
Gun ar milk Four sour apples. . tea.
spoons of sugar. Mix dry inSredi.
cnis and rub in butter. Add egg aud
milk well beaten. Cut apples in 4
pieces and lay on top of dough
Sprinkle sugar Over top and bake in
hot oven. Serve with cream.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
TO MANAGE PYTHlAN INSURANCE

Jacksonville. H. Nov y Charles
e. Branes Supreme chancellor
Knights OF Pythias. announced tonigh'
that Zeno Hos. Insurance commits
siUner of Wisconsin VIII after JanH-
airy l. be general manager Of the in-
surauce OF the Knight of Pyth.as
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
MAJOR SHIELDS GETS MECAL

Washington. d. &. Nov I2.-An
other officer of The medical corps j.
to receive a medal of honor. The las,
award is made in favor or Major
George F Shields. brigade surgeon 81
volunteers. who distinguished himself
in action al Tullaha River. Luzon. ia
March. 1879
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
CHILDREN PERISH m A FIRE.

Washington, Ind Nov. l2.-John
Potts and wife were badly burned and
their two children. Blanche. aged ?,
and Robert. aged 4 years, were burned
to death in a fire at the Potts home
near here today The origin Of the
iire is unknown
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
Forecast For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Fair with ris.
Ing temperature.
Illinois: Generally fair; warmer.
Kentucky: Partly cloudy; slight
colde'
Tennes ee: Partly cloudy4~ colder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
MURDERER TO HANG.

Licking, Mo, Nov I'm the cir
cult court at Houston. Joda Hamilton
pleaded guilty TO the murder of the
Parsons family on October u He
was sentenced to hang on December
21st.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville will con
tinue falling slowly during me neXl
several days. From Mt. Vernon to
Cairo. no material change during be
next two or three days.
The Tennessee from Florence TO the
mouth, will remain nearly stationary
or fan slowly during the next several
day.
The Mississippi from below s.
Louis. to Cairo viii remain nearly sta.
uionary during The next two or three
day.
=. u. SNYTH
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
Sun and Moon.
Washinnton Forecast.

Washington, d. c Nov. T. Illinois
Partly cloudy and warmer Tuesday
"Wednesday rain and warmer, ligh' 70
fresh north winds becoming variable
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13

There may De a want az. printed to
day which is hunting a job for a man
who ought 10 have been working for
u sos yearM
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
JONAS is
INVESTIGATED
BY CAILY RTLAkD


asleep'in a chair dragged TO the Ner'
center Of The kitchen hoor lhal ~
might miss seeing and hear'hS nom
ing mat happened IN ms l"m''E'
Now he sat up and rubbed his eyes
confronted by a pair that belonged ''
his Spouse.
les es well scrub dat sleep oulut
dem eyes, remarked Jenny Ms
wife, with contemptuous snlH
'lou's gwinetuh he Vesllsateo
Name o Gawd! what's DAT asked
Jonas, turning half shade less olaeA
! foull fin out soon nun sn'heu
Jemimy What J wants tuh know 49,
who's been proJeckin via mum money
stockin
Jonas say upright ana EuIpeu.
name o - ne began oOt 'eill'H''
cut nun on short
Tam no use a'hIasphemih 10
desc chiIlun whar BIN tryln 10 cha'n
up in de way dey should 90. she
said severely. 4 axes you pam
question en- ! wants pam ans" u"'
does.
Den YOU done come tuh ae wrong
es pusson you conlda picked out
oman SAID Jonas, Feh'nIlhs on 4"
new taetie. Nhen olo oe ID" :" uS
Gorspil en- even dc deoole hlssei give
you de license tnh tesusaie Eo own
husban d laIk tuh hho" you taxes
TOO much on go self "a 'ohR. Ten t'n
dat "ashih en- take deIi cIl'Iiul. 'ohs
outchuh Wld you, 10 iam eve one
uV EN- en- you ihtnh dc oaFelh'
ION lam VINO z snofleo Jenny
rising from heF seat ana towering over
MN me colossus ID eoonS, lou 'a"l
VINO ron oFha'E H'6'e 100" 'dl-@'a
RUM NV q hlSSah' YOU. ! l'l SEe'
nun 'uh seonf YOU on ue race d,
De ulh' DAT Is, 0t't up o" uS"".
Jonas rose hastily
uah nnJ aellm pockets.
lie rolled ms head eyes upon Ae'
soilen'F- Sen dem cai'luh out nc
multe'ea.
"a ! am 2"lhe 40 no Sich
thih9' answered ms stronger nan,
bey S"lne stay nsht "har aeF al'
t"n ia'a ae lesson nv on SERIOUSNESS
ON ues oN Il oauuS ! 'i'i' o'' Oe'I'
po[Ne,S' say ,.,
tomas IouIeu d h'9e' > "7a.tn !"
cople'S anu hIc"e'S upon llle Nilo''en
I'd pIe, ne 'ooAeu s'l' u''@s"' e' ue-
nan .,.
"tiN'HI% F+ed Eirt ae9i ht8tt5 W. +4'
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13

The persistent man usually wins
the try again" fellow is as '1ucty" In
want advertising a. he II in all Oths-
lklZ%
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13

An advertisement in The Bulletin ls
read By ten thousand people every
sAr
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
WASHING Fiannefs.

Flannels should not be hung TO dry
in the sunshine. but in shady spot.
and they should be washed and dried
with as much speed as is possible.
Some people advise 10 wringing. but
merely allowing the wooden garments
10 drip from The line in order to avoid
gbrinkaga