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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
Nogales Needs an
American Bank.
( TICE CONSUL A. w BRICRwOOD
q of Nogales reports an excellent
" opportunity for the investment

TlCE CONSOL A. w. BhICh WOOD
q I of Nogales reports an excellent
" opportunity for the investment
of capital in the consular dis
trict of which Nogales is the leading
city. He writes:
1T would seem that among all the
American enterprise in this district the
advantages to be derived from banking
transactions conducted by Americans
and fortified by American capital could
not fail to enlist the attention of as
tute financiers. At present there are
two American institutions of the kind,
and they are of a private nature, both
established commercial character In
this district Is branch of the Banco
de Sonora, in Nogales, the parent be-
ingaat Hermosillo. Sonora.
when 1t is considered that nearly
half of the importing mercantile
firms Excluding Chinese merchants)
within this consular district are Amer
ican, that the only two prominent man
ufacturing establishments are Ameri
can also, while but four mining COM
panies among the 80 are foreign corr
porations, the remaining la being
American enterprises, II does seem as
If the field should look inviting to
American financiers. There is much
complaint among American business
firms in this district Of the hardships
they encounter In matters of loans and
exchange. Instead of generous treat
ment and reasonable rates of interest
most exacting policy in regard to
security is pursued, while the interest
rates are almost ruinous. Twelve per
cent is the minimum rate for loans,
with hardly any limitations. the pre-
vailing rates above the minimum be-
ing 15 and 1S per cent or even more.
An institution established by Ameri-
cans and conducted upon conservative
banking principles. ready to make
loans at -prohibitive interest rates
and affording exchange in the same
spirit, would easily have the preference
of depositors and would soon control
the banking transactions of Americans
engaged in mining. commercial and all
other pursuits In this consular district"
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

N interesting announcement is
that made by ]. w. sGoad of Co
lusa of the engagement of his
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

:. Townsend's Cal glace fruits and can
dies at Emporium. Post and var Nsss
and 1908 and 1870 Valencia street.
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The register of deeds, treas
urer and sheriff are counting
the days until January 1st when
their respective terms of office
will expire. We don't know how
they feel about it, but it has been
our experience. that as the time
draws near, the thought of get
ting out again in the cold, cold
world occasions a sort of "home.
sick" sensation. The present
officers, however, can be content
with the thought that they have
been faithful to their trust, and
will retire with the friendship
and best wishes of the people OF
Van Buren, county.
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Hon. p. H. KELLEY Of Ian
sise called on Paw Paw friends
last Saturday He viii soon take
up his duties as presiding officer
of the senate. That he has won
this high position of honor and
trust is a source of great pride
to his many friends in Van Blu.
rem county. Mr. Kelley will dis
charge the duties of his Office
with credit to himself and honor
to the state of Michigan, and the
Northerner predicts that he will
be heard from later.
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The Importance of d o n g
Christmas shopping early is be-
coming more and more appreci
ated. The early shopper gets
the chance to make the best Sc
lection before stocks are broken.
The clerks can give more and
better attention to the early
shopper. 1t gives the dealer a
chance to recorder when his
stock is low, in case of a heavy
demand for any particular art
icle. 1t does not overwork the
clerks 10 such an extent as when
the shopping is put off till the
last minute. We hope the Nor
therner readers will improve the
opportunity to buy Christmas
goods nOa0. In our advertising
columns Will be found the names
of reliable dealers. Paw Paw
merchants have splendid stocks
Of holiday goods. They sell at
reasonable prices. They are re.
liable. They are home people
who have helped to build up our
town. Their prices will compare
favorably with any dealers. We
hope they will be given a gener-
Gus trade. They deserve it.
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JUDGE Coolidge gave a wit.
ness, before the grand jury, in
Berrien county, fifteen days in
which to collect his thoughts.
his answer to questions put to
him by the jury and the court
were, Il can not remember.
The balance of the witnesses
will undoubtedly, put tn e +
thinking caps on and be ready
to answer questions asked them.
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w. w. WEDEMEYER of A n q
Arbor, campaign manager for
Hon. Charles E. Townsend was
in Paw Paw Friday. He appear
ed to be very sanguine in regard
TO Mr.. Townsend's chances for
the U. S. senatorship, and said,
Just take notice of my proph-
ecy. Hon. Chas. E. Townsend
will be the next U. S. senator
from Michigan. There are also
others making the same claims.
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HAVE you looked over the ele-
CANT display Of holiday goods
displayed by our merchants?
You will find an unusual variety
of all lines, in styles to suit the
most fastidious.
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Great holiday sale
now on at Avery's.
See great 10 cent spe-
Gals. Big reduction
in cloaks and furs.
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Grinacrurg.

Griaaerung.
Don Dom. WanSerer.
Nus Der boloen S~ugeno3eit
96nt eilt 2ieb nit iiiBen &ldngeu
Sonft tpie Mutter Snnigteit,
Gronmt ais oh es @n9el ldnsen.
6inmat, eininat mD9t ih nur
Wieossam als ainb mid fiiblen,
uno babetn, ouT griiner 6lur
Wit ben anOern &inoern fpielen.
Ginmal m6dt' i'd Md als Sinh
Meinsr Shutter Mdrdoeu i%auidben,
9ouid)eit tpie i'm NbenDtpinb
Wleiner oeimotb g8dlber raui9eu.
unb bann m66t' i'd cininal blOs
Meineu &spf nod i6mei6elub lssen
Sn Der treuen Mutter Shppb,
Bitten fe nm ibren Segen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
MONEY STILL HIGH
Although the U. S. Treasury Afforded
Some Relief to the Situation Yes.
terday-More Aid in SIGHT.

New York, Sept 6.-The stock MAJ.
ket today showed some stimulation
by the treasury permit to the deposit
of government funds with the national
banks against engagements of gold
for import. The eect w2s only mod.
crate, partly OWNS to the selling 70
realize profits by shGse who bought
stocks on the confident suppositioa
yesterday that help was coming from
the secretary Of treasury for mon ~
and owing to the Fact that the call
money market did not show any rel1-
ton as a result Of the news. AS the
measure of expected relief does not
become operative until Monday, no ac-
tIal increase Of tne janking resources
WAS Immediately supplied out It was
hoped by operators that the assurance
OF new supplies, although delayed
would cause free offerings of credits
and redlieve the striagency at once
When this was seen t. b., anuLtt d,
speculation was inclined t. take
Wsiting position. Good resistance was
Shown to any selling pressure anG
prces were sustained by the conspio.
u IS strength Of some Of the srecu
latiye leaders ntha list Of stocks
Loans for 60 and 80 days still lie.
mand premiums equivalent of ~ per
cent with six months money lediDg at
81 to T per cent Yesterday 5000
600. transfers. to. interior points
the sub-treasury were offset
in the daily statement of operations
by the extraordinary government dis
to the amount of $1,000
600 leaving the days loss by banks
only moderate The government in
stitution has taken from the banks
since the last bank statement, how
ever, $4,923000 and 100000 was de-
posted for transfer to San Francisc
today Money stringency here is
offerings in small amount
from widely separated points n the
interior which make an appreciate |
aggregate. New York exchange at |
Chicago also recovered to five cents |
discount compared with 40 cents dis
count on Tuesday When the demand |
or call loans had been satisfied, offer |
ng of unplaced remainder carried the |
rate off from % per cent, the high |
rate this morning, to five per cent
where it closed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Sept 6.-CATTLE.-Pacl
crs wanted cattle this morning and
their demand was supplemented by q
search ON he part of the shippers for
a few steers OF tae best quality. The
demand wa keen enough to establish
tono of strength in the market. even
though there were no marked advance
in prices.
HOGS For the first time this week
there was a rCng tone TO the trade
A gain of Eve cents common and ten
cents on the best -orts were the re-
suits Of tn best buying movement oi
the week
SHEEP Buying was active, com.
petition keen arl prizes were on tho
advance from the opening OF trade.
The best lambs sold io IS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
USEFUL HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

A tablespoonful of paratiine added
| to each three gallons of water when
boiling white clothes will help to re-
move the stains.
If you are one of those people who
would love TO make bread ii it WASH /
for washing up the dishes, try graas-
ing the bread bowl all over inside
with lard, or use a bread mixer,
If salt is added to the water in
which eggs are boiled il will be
found an advantage in case any of
the eggs should be cracked The egg
will boil until done, without any of
the white part leaking out Of the
shell.
II a pinch of soda be put in cold
water, and cabbage or caulihower
soaked in it, the Housekeeper tells
us that there will be no isagreeable
odor during the cooking process II
the cooking vessel is left uncovered
WIN the Housekeeper now tell us a
satisfactory way to "denature" the
odorous onion?
Plenty OF padding, composed of old
carpet, quilts, ETC. placed on each
stair step under the carpet, not ony
deadens the noise, but materially
lengthens the life of the carpet In
the same way good padding of news
papers placed on the kitchen table
or shelves, under the oil cloth, doubles
or trebles the life of the oilcloth,
Those who find nothing 80 restful
and cooling as sponge bath, when
tired out and overheated in the sum
mer, should add handful of salt to
the bath water Nothing else had
such q tonic effect or makes one feel
more fresh and rested Many use
salt in the cold water also. They con
slider that its invigoratng effect les
sens the tendency to taking cold.
Red wooden dresses are an eco
nomical investment for little girls
school dresses. A soft red wool is
becoming to almost any child, These
little dresses are very easily washed
Warm soap suds should be used, with
teaspoonful of beef gall added. This
sets the color. Use warm rinsing
water and rinse as quickly as pos
siblc. Dry the dress in the shade
Roll it up before it is quite dry and
after it has laid at least half an hour,
press it on the wrong side with a
warm iron. When washed in this way
any red wooden goods Will look as
good as new.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
Stocks ~ Bonds y Cereals
Loss ALL RECLAIMED
When Shorts Covered and Argentine
Shipments Fell Short of Est-i
mate--Close Was Steady.

Chicago, Sept WHEAT. The
first half of the session of the mar
ket was decidedly weak, offerings
being liberal while the demand was
only moderate. A bearsh sentiment
was caused by The absence Of rain ii
the spring wheat territory and the de.
cline at Liverpool. On the early hrea,
prices dropped to new low record
for the season Late in the day. muci.
of the loss was regained on covering
by shorts and on reports from New
York that considerable quantity Of
wheat had been taken for export. A
private estimate placed the total ship
ments for the week from Argentina at
100000 bushels This small movement
lent strength to the market here. The
close was steady, Decembr off sc
CORN-The market was quite weak
the greater part Of the day because of
selling induced by continued fine
weather. The tone was somewhat
steadieE late in the day on covering
by shorts. The close was steady, De
cember being a shaGe ;owcr.
OATS-The break in wheat led to
considerable profit taking in oats and
depressed The market early. Later.
buying by commission houses and
shorts caused a steadier feeling De
cember closed down a shade.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
Rice and Apple pumpIInas.

These are recommended as more
wholesome ,han hose made with po
tato or -four. Boil a pint Of rice until
tender and steamed light. Have
ready as many pu1ding cloths as you
wish dumplngs, each one little less
than a quarter of yard square. Lay
each one in turn over small half
pint basin and spread with boiled rice
about half an inch thick. Put I'm the
center quarters Of peeled, sour ten
der apples, then with the cloth work
the rice over the fruit until smoothly
covered.
Tie mp the cloth closely and pro
coed in this way until all are made
Steam three-quarters of an hour and
serve with sweetcnod cream.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
ABOUT THE FALL HATS.
Those for Evening viii Be Smaller,
Those fer Day Larger.

While hats have SHRINK IN size Tor
evening, they have actually grown for
daytime wear, and one Is greeted with
a spectacle which Is as marvellous as
1t is eXtrayagant. The day hats are
simply immense.
Great big artificial birds will be
worn this fall, and this is good news
herself to wear the real article. The
artificial bird IL just as handsome.
just as lfelike, Just as fetching, and
1t is said to wear a great deal bet
ter. Moreover, its colors are more al
Turing for it can be dyed into delicate
shades which just match the gown.
A novel fashion exhibition has just
taken place in New York. 1t was of
peculiar interest to the feminine world
for two reasons. First, because It
ions that are to come, and the sec
ond reason of its interest can be at
tributed to the fact that the exhibit
ton was for sweet charitys sake.
Seldom Is there fashion sale for
charity's sake. Ii was one OF the last
Of the sales conducted for the Cali
fornia sufferers, and the money netteu
was devoted to the furnishing Of
clothes for the women school teach
ers bereft by the fire.
OF peculiar interest was the theatef
hat room, for here was an alcove de
voted to the display of the coming
theater hats of fall and winter. These
hats were so small that one is perfect
ly justified in predicting that the reign
of the big theater hat is over The
spreading picture hat, the great wide
Gainsberough, the wonderful Romney,
the aggressive but picturesque Eng
fish walking hats and the plateau and
the Amazon, all seem to be a thing
of the past where theater hats are
concerned. as a study of the new hats
will indicate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
Cannot Be Loo Careful.

As many accidents have occurred
from lightning this season, II is well
for people to observe rules Of pru
dence and to keep out Of dangerous
places and avoid coming in contact
with dangerous objects while thunder
storms arc going on. The laws gov
erning the electric fluid ought to b
well enough known 20 persons Of ordt
rsry education ard observation 10 Al
ford them a considerable measure Of
seifprotect71a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
Breakfast Relish.

Slice cold roast beef thin. Make
gravy Of three tablespoons Of butter.
one tablespoon Of walnut or tomato
catsup. one tablespoon Of vinegar. one
teaspoon Of currant jelly. one tea
spoon o. made mustard. Put meat and
all in a saucepan. cover and set in
kettle Of boiling wafer. Steam one
half hour.-Guud Housekeeping.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07

II man knows that his wife ex-
poets him T. succeed, that she expects
MIN 10 stand al his post and do MS
duty. no matter how hard it is. and
mat she VIII think him q coward it
he gives NJ his job because the work
vas unpleasant, OF there we're dificnl-
ties in the way. II is easy 70 foreisii
What tie future OF that nsn viii be.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
NEW YORK COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Money Market.

New York. Sept. 6.-Money on call
firm until near the close. when rate
dropped 10 per cent. highest p
per cent. closing bid and offered AT 5
Time loans strong. sixty. ninety days
7iHd8 per cent. six months 6ik1 :
per cent; exchange steady. S4S5.55F
80. for demand. s4S1 for giXty days
Bar silver 6TM
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
Near the Carr.

An American who recently visited
Oxford. says the London Chronicle.
asked a railway porter why IN blazes
they had put the station SO FAR from
the colleges The porter replied grave
iy- I dunno. sir. bat / zpeci they
thought f. more handy 20 haze It
down here b. the railway"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
Fashion in csmbodia.

s fashionable woman IN Pnom-Penh
has her tooth stsiner come to the
house two or three times a week just
as her Partisan sister is visited by the
manicure. II is the last refinement
of Cambodian elegance 10 have teeth
50 impercably black that nobody
would suspect that they were ever
glite.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07

Peat aHe7hird cup Of butter and enc
cup Of sugar together until light Ada
one and ule-lalt CUPS ol four sifted
with TAO aad eue-Laif level teaspoons
% bslilg powder Bake in two lay
ef fn and lHt together With filing
Of ehafp-d ana -ure-ca-I peaches
-e.Fe wltl 3 hot pudding sauce.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
I-rrovsmerts cost human IT.

In constructing the East river tan.
nels. New York city. according TO the
sfatement Of the engineer 10 charge.
Il men have succuIbed as the result
u sorkug "a the high pressure. "a
sounds 10 the square inch above the
normal pressure ol the atmosphere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07

The annual Home Visitors axcur
sion via Big Four route 20 Ohio. In
diana and Kentucky points will leave
Cairo on the morning Of September
18th. Rates same as last year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07

The persistent man usually wins
the -'tty sssin" fellow j. rs '7ucky" n
want advertising a. be e in all oth
thfnFA
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
Illinois Central R. R.
Annual Stockholders Meeting at Chi
c5go, October II. Personal
Attendance of Individual
Holders Desired.
Free Tickets TO the Meeting

Public notice is hereby given that
the regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company will be held at the
Company's office in Chicago, Illinois,
ON Wednesday. October IL, 1906, at
H. o'clock noon.
70 permit personal attendance at
said meeting there will be issued
TO EACH HOLDER OF ONE or
MORE SHARES
~ the capital stool, Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company, as regisf-
cred on tho hooks Of the Company at
tho close O: business on Monday, Sep
tember "a. 1906, who is Of full age.
A TICKET ENABLING HIM OR HER
TO TRAVEL FREE
over the Company's lines from the
station on the Illinois Central Rail
road nearest to his or her registered
address. to
CHICAGO AND RETURN
such ticket to DO good for the journey
to Chicago only during the
Four Days Immediately Preceding
and the day of the meeting. aud for
the return journey from Chicago only
On the day Of the meeting and the
-Four psys Immediately Following
when properly counterslgned and
stamped during business hours on or
before Saturday, October 20. 1906
that i to say. between 900 2 m. and
500 u. Mn the office of the assist
ant secretary. Mr.. w. G.. Bruen, in
Chicago. Such ticket may be obtained
BY any holder Of stock registered as
above. on application. In writing. TO
the president Of the company in Chi
caE0. but each stakeholder must in
diVidualiy apply for hi or her ticket
Each application must STATE the full
name and address of. the stockhOlder
exactly as given in his OF her certifi-
cate Of stock. together with the num-
Der and date Of such certificate. No
more than one person viii be carried
free in respect 10 any one holding Of
stock as regi tered On the books Of
toe company.
A G HACKsTAFF,
Secretary
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
ALWAYS Busy.

Strictly speaking. Ee have no leis-
ure class. Where se are doing moth
ing else. Ne are getting divorced
Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
Real Meaning of Balkan"

Balkan" is a Turkish generic term
referring to a range or mass Of wood
ed hills with pasturage and meadow
land on their slopes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-07
Big, -Four Route
BEST LAVE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN Tra
East and Northeast.

indianapolis, MuncIe, Cincinnati.
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland and
points In Chic, Indiana and Illinois.
Through 5eepers from 81. Louls to
New York, Boston and Washington.
Trains Leave Cairo as Follows:
No. 800 a. m. Eastern Mail and
express. Mt Carmel, vInoennes, Par.
Is. Dan-ille, indianapolis, Cincinnati
New York, Boston. Direct connection
with the famous Knickerhocker Epes-
ial
No. 2-i:Q0 p. m. Ma'l and express
Carmi, Evansville. ylnceunes. Indiss-
spolis. Inulsvllo. Chicago. Terre
Haute and Cincinnati. BuEct sleep
ing car Cairo to Chicago
No. 5G-6:15 a. m.--Local sccommo-
dation. McHnd City. Grand Ckais. W
emma and Harrisburg.
Trains Arrive at Cairo 40 Fellows:
No 57-4 2. m.-Harrisburg, VI
emma and Cairo Accommodates.
No. 3-1l:15 m. Chicago and
Cairo mail and express.
No. 9-7:45 p. N. Dsnvills and
Cairo msil and express.
No. runs daily, other trsiHs astiJ
except Sunday.
For fall Information and particularly
as TO rates. tickets, limits, etc. call
on or write Elmer Smith, ticket agent,
a. C. Thompson. T. P. A.. Cairo. Ill, c.
L. HILLARY. A. O. p. A.. St Losis. Ne