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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
MR.. o'BRlEN's PLOT.
Fhs Plan He Conceived In 1882 10
CAPTURE Dublin Castle.

fhe Plan He Conceived In 1882 TO
Capture Dublin Castle.
In his recently published volume of
"Recollections' William O'Brien, Irish
member of parliament, tells how he
conceived a plan in 1882 to capture
Dublin castle. AT that time there was
Q strike of the royal Irish constabu-
larry against the government, and Mr..
O'Brien had been invited to address
the strikers. He writes: MY notion
was without disclosing my plan to
anybody, except n to be presently
mentioned-to go to the police mass
meeting, to raise to the highest possible
pitch the excitement with which they
were boiling oyer and straightway, I'M
Ter cover Of a deputation to the vice
coy, to march my thousand constables
through the sheets to Dublin castle.
helping ourselves to %revolvers u the
gunshops on the way and, having made
Q separate arrangement 20 seize upon
the guard at the entrance to the upper
castle yard the moment they tried to
close the gate, take possession Of the
viceroy and his chief secretary, convey
them to a place of safe keeping whence
they and W. could negotiate and in
the meantime get possession of the
wires and precipitate a revolt of the
royal Irish c~onstabulary throughout
the country to strengthen us in the ne.
gotiations.
my one confidant in the matter was
Parnell, against whose absolute veto
there would be no proceeding further.
he happened to be staying at Morri-
sons hotel, and when l drove over I
was surprised to find he thought the
project less h%arebrained than l had an.
ticipated. AS he sat over a late break,
fast, with n heap of unopened letters
and newspapers beside him, he talked
over the whole plan with the detach-
ment with Which he would examine a
handful of alluvial gold from his OVID
river at Avondale. The only CLINT OF
sentiment was the soft whisper, The
one thing that Cab be said with GER
tainty is tfat you can't come out alive
from tor perhaps some more of u.s."
Mr.. O'Brien proposed to have fifty
armed Fenians concealed in the neigh
boring corporation building, "wllo
would be in a position to make a ruth
for the gate if necessary at a moments
warning" ParnelI expressed himself
as doubtful. Mr.. O'Brien saw tile
leaders of the two rival sections into
which the Irish republican brotherhood
was divided. They declined to do any
thing. when | returned to Morri
sons hotel" says Mr.. O'Brien, "Parnell
received the tidings with a gentle pooh
of the lips and the ironic smile with
which he could convey whole columns
of comment IN his reply: L told you
what these gentlemen We're worth. ]
think I've got time to catch my trair
at Earcourt street."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
a1ilton,s Work..

Milton regarded the paradise Re-
gained" as infinitely superior to the
paradise Lost and ono expressed
great surprise that any n should en-
terrain a contrary opinion. He said
that Of all his works the poem ION the
Morning of Christ's Nativity" was his
best. It was his earliest, being written
in 1920, when he was twenty-one years
Of age.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
Death 81 an Old Settler.

The following notice OF the death
sof Mrs. Elizabtea Cox is taken from
the Alexandria journal. The deceas-
ed was q mother Of Mrs. Ben Holt of
this city:
Sunday morning Mrs. Elizabeth
Cox died at the home of her daugll-
ter, Mrs. q. ". Billman. near Rock
port.Gwhere she has resided for the
last thirty-tWo years.
elizabeth Shorthand was born
March q, 500, at Portsmouth, Hainp-
sA11ire, England and died January
1 1906 She wasmarriedit to Richard
Cox, August 10, 1856, at Ashton, near
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
"W:nt an Automobiles.


Says Eugene Wood in his amusing
essay, DO Want an Automobile? {" IN
Everybody's:
'Let me see, now. 1t would be the
dickens and all getting it up and down
the cellar way. And there's the fur
mace and the two coal bins. No, the
cellar won't do at all. AS for the attic,
I wouldn't lug that big, heavy thing
up and down stairs IL you gave 1t to
me. There isn't room under the front
stoop, for I've measured. And II I
built me a. Say, how do you pro-
oounce that word anyway? Ga-which?
Oh, yes! Ga-rozh. Ga-rozh. Accent
on the last syllable. I must remember
that.
IF I built me a-you know-out in
my back yard, what becomes Of all
those raspberry and currant
bushes and things that the nuseryman
soaked me SO for last fall? I'll tell
you what, I'll bet they've got automo-
biles, n for every member Of the
family-the nurserymen have. And the
baby cuts his teeth on tires at $40
EACH"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26

Patience is the support of weakness;
Impotence is the ruin of strength
Cotton.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
Trouble.

The fellow who "borrows trouble
always has on hand enough to start a
gloom factory. Try lending it for
awhile.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
&OrreipDn0ante
Gn Slape al Arbejsc.

@n Wfono eller apinoe / jim beoite
Qloer tan / @drebis pare en- Slabe
at 6aarot grbeioe og org fsle lioen
eller ingen lllempe Iom 5slge oeraf.
Den 3io bill imiolertio TONNE. oa
oe bill fele, at De life er faa uobols
oenoe, Iom De pleieoe at p9re. Sas
gen er, at Raturen life burtig NOT
bar tunnel reparers Den Staoe.
aeeemet bar liot. 0utllren tr9nger
til Ii0t 0jGlp / bette arbeioe, oe
Get er netop beri, al Den samle
llrtsmeoicin, Or. peter's &urifo,
tar pitt, bpao oen tan uorette. Den
uooriper De uobrugte Stoher at
Spfemet oa itnrter De ipetteoe Dr.
gamer. Den forbanOles Oirette til
5or6rugerne at 5ubrttdnterne, Or.
Better 5a6rnep &c Sons 60, 112-
118 60. 6oDne 9Ds., Gbicaso, ST.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16

men M er oct bdaroeIte operitaaet
tos os, og De, Iom tommer 6eru0
M, faar oct life al prepe.
= GnIter MI noaen n9rmere Be
Ifeo ON 9ano % 5orretnina, pil
jeq meN @leoe Ipare ale, Yom FRI
Der til mig. Seq er qoitmeTter. %
6u gben enonu er lille. bar ieg
ooo 3io til at Ttrioe.
9eIs Often.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
Sfanoinapiif 9oaeboa.

Oct maa life slemmes, at Ri fGls
ger en- goo 9ogebog. u~oarbeioet for
ifanoinapiit 6usboloning / Qmeritu.
Den er meget prattiif Os not barb
at eje. Man ton bel not foa Mao
ire @ange ON 9aeen uoen en- &oges
bog; men Maoen funoe maoite blibe
Iiot beore peo 6jelp at ben. Oct
par not p9ro al prepe.
Den toiter tun $1.00. frit tilisnot.
Oanifb 9utb. qubl. 5ous :,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
&tun, 0cbr.

9or 49ent for Daniib 9utb.
Publ. SOuie, ST. Sodumfen. bill
9Gite 5ampton og Omegn, meObrin=
eenoe mango gOoe npe 8sger og
Strifter fra Sumfunoets GorIagss
bus. 0e tituloe eleoe %. ON 9ens
ner bill benbtte 2eiligbeosn til at for.
ifdfe goo 99sning.
Mr. SodumIen er paa en- lille
/ Rebrdita os BIZ gaits De
fleIte odnIfe Settlementer.
0ontfb 9utb. pubG. 6ous {,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16

9iseben / 3roen og 6aGbet. 5 IN.
leonins at Den fali9asrsnbe 3ro".
Of y. g. MaOfsn. SO Sioer. )
Omfldg zoe.
Subs Rige % 8srnene. 3dnter on
ReligiOusunoerOisning 1 6ismmet.
of $. 3. 6anien. So Siba. 8
Omfog 20c.
6srrens 9eis. Souoe OpleOeIier.
Of 9aura 8or6ienius, jpbf pro-
itetons. 3 OmiIag Csc.
efer Risb. af qonfn. paa Dunf
pe6 q. g. Wabien. $50 SiSet.
s SmiIag SOC.
Stibsr fra asbsnhabn. VT 9. 6.
Snbbol0: SnblsOning - auatteI'
Derfoltene - 6etsrfortens - 3uuf
tfinieren = Den itiulte 6attigOUm
Den mgififts aejer. III Sibe'
Z tomponerei 9inb $1.00.
5purpen o. SUBS 9iIis. Gn Oper'
peielie moo 3ibens 9antro. III
galior 9. Miinifsr. 3 Sml. 10c
gnglingeu. f0m far forIuOt 9jemmei
Gfter BET gnssliie. llo9ioet Al
GATOR s. BAIL. 5 Omilds 2Oc.
Iranoois 6oiIarO. 3ambefmisfio'
mems gCpcFel. Of @uiiap 8sper
160 Siber. s OmiIas 40c.
|SlpDeblab mob WormOnismsn. q
palfor $. 8. 5rimort1Wsier. :
Omildg Zoe.
IolfeitoIe og 9srnesR0stieHeits. u
8. e. 5oHien. Meo at Sid9s
70 Cher. 5 Omlae zoe.
De blfpe garnbomsoaet. af air
fine Mormart. 70 Sio.r. :
Omlos zoe.
,1ffunen. st eipsbineh. af Oil
b.lmine aeoebotp. so Cher. /,
OmHdg 15t.
@amle @ertrub. ST aiDsbi1sbe n
9sf Spnanb. gGf girklmine Sc
peboip. AZ Sibsr. ) Omr. 15t
DIN ben Snnn, Der life fan forlabei
gn getra5tnine, at qoif,' Sob. Biz
geteuIen. A Siber. 5 Omf. 90
lTanifb autb. gubI. SOU
Blair, Ntbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
Gn nh Boa.

6n at 4oro 9inas 9riitne. pa
flor 6fi. Gn 9epneosbeftripelfe, al
6ru 6olparo 5ablor, WisfionGr /
9ina, meo Jorfutterens 5iaaoelie
oberIat at Sogneprait s. 9ahepOIo.
~forlagt at Den airteIigs 5Orening
for Snors MisiiOn / Danmurt, tiIe9.
ret 8sruerne / 9biiteo. SferriHgc
og 8ejlbp, i grinoring ON De itiae
Timer. Oi til6ragte iammen ON
2esningen at oeHne Bog.
Qf 5ororoet ~fsIgenoe: Oct er en-
BOG fra 6eoninssmisiionen men Den
sifer, bDOr nsje oenne og SUBS Golts
Qio ane Ste6er er for6unone..
gogen cr paa 356 Si6er mso
mango SnuItratioHer. qrifeH sr,
Omfag $1.10, in6b. SIZE.
Dunifb 2utb. qubt. 6Ouf:
Blair, Ntbr.
g.S. De. fom TENDER 9oseH, an
6efalsr oen Iom en- af De beOfte geset.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16

Or. 5. r. Murbo6 treH,s nu
! Or. RobinfOns Office og goprI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
OneWay Sec'd-C Class Colonist's
Rates TO California Western &
Northwestern Points.

Beginning Feb'y 18th and continuing
each dag until April It'll 1906 Second
Class Colonists tickets will be on sale
to points in above territory at very low
rates with stop over at certain points
not TO exceed 10 days. Rate is for one
way only. 4. r. Mosts, Ag't.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
&rebsmpoe / CwatOnna, Minn

fra 8.-11. Starts 1906.
MISUNDERSTANDING 5orsoag
5%Ormiooag af. 1912.
Gmner:
/. Def enc. Der fattes (Qtp. 9srn.
26, 28).
2. guOfrpgtigbeos gpelie q. qs.
ter 8. III.
3. aarliebeoens Magt (6sii.8 So.
gaa Menigbeosns geene uOItes
oes berOeo en- tGrlig Snobsoelis til
bort 5olt. 3itrejien6e 6e6ss meiot
ceres &omme.
81. 3b. SEMEN. Mg6.s qraTt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16

son fulIe | NlfItH ! u leei Hlell VI
ear not lite tilitr9ttelig betenoi=
aiprt. vi bgrte fprit ON oct nu til
Rorsen. ) bitten OiI ban tale paa
Gtolen.
Der bar ofte pGret foripgt at
fao en- eller anoen SnOuitri interess
feret Der / Blair. Oct er o9fud lpts
feoes liot / oct imaa. 5or en- 5io.
Il0en taltes Der it9rtt ON, at en-
Fisrre Gfatpisfabrit ituIoe Oprettes
her. Oct iaa no. ION Proieftet bar
lice peo at Itule o~irteli99pres, men
- oct opoe ben, iau man M ilet
life bsrer mere ON oct. Ulen MI or
Ter noqet anoet / @inoen. og BET
Fal blioe til Qloor, laoer oct til.
Oct er en- n6orie Collar" 5dbrit, bi
Ifal fua / Sang. Ser bar 10 fsr en-
Sang oaret en- iaaoan 6abrit, iom
imiolertio life bolot iig lange. Den
ne Sang mener man, at 5oretagens
Oct er beqpnot at iolioe M9no, me
ltsnOels gDens egns 6orretnings=
mqno, Iad set ftal blibe til noget.
Gef mua bel ida blipe til 4loor MI
ii 6oraaret.
9nItes: 81 Meno / bpert
gouutD til at repr9ientere og apers
iere ,6arolpare department, uofette
Qreper al port Coos etc. 4ni9ttelie
FOnl Geiienoe eler 9Ontorzg eitprer.
Sen $4,000 pr. Raaneo, ~tontant
uaentlig. meo aae llogifter betalt
foruo. 9i uOitprer alt. 5be Golums
fla 6onif, Dept. go, 234 5tb 4pe,
GbicdsO, SaiHOis.
Def unoerlig itpnne @interss
rejr bolOer fig fremOeles. 9i bar oog
IA faaet en- Del Sne. S Monoags
aFtes begpnote oct at regne, men
! 9sbet At Ratten bar 9eObsren
flaaet DIN til Sne. Sad / 9gbet at
3oaen og matte Rat fit Ri en- 9cl
Sne. og nogle @raoers 0eogung i
G%smperaturen, men enonu bar ri
fife bait labere 5emperatur Der eno
8 4 10 Or. UNDER 3ero. og bet
bar euood fun baret en- entelt Mors
gen. uoiigterns til Ssbgit pau oisie
Gqne peobIiper at p9re ringe. Der
n DOG adereoe opldst en- Del, fra
- I'll Is CONNER tpf Sc, figes
Der.
Or. 5. r. Ulurbo6 treH,s nu
! Or. aobinfOns Office Oe goprI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
Metcer, IOrtb DAT.

Def er bleoen mig pdaldgt AZ
Rortb 0afota areos og ti1ige #
Renigbeoen Der gennem n0aniteren"
at meooele 2anosmGno. bOorleoes
Get Itaar til beruoe paa qrairien.
5reoag oen "a. Ropember 1905
af6olot Dc DANTE bst | Settlemtutet
ct Mpoe angaaenoe al oanne en-
Menigbeo. Sagen blep orsftet en-
Del. og oerefter Itreoes Der til gf
f.emnins. 6eIe 8orIumIingen par
enitemmig inoe for at oanne en-
Wenigbeo. Der blsp iaa organic
ieret Menigbeo, beituuenoe Of Is
Siale. Den fit RaDnet p2tnsedr4.
0erefter Itrsoes Der til 9alg al
Gmbeosmano. 5slgenoe buletes:
9eoer y. Gbriitenien, 5ormano;
Qels 0lien, Sefrster; 6. .. 6bri=
i:enien, aasierer.
Oct bleb enitemmig peotaget al
anmo0e 9ortb 9atota areos ON at
betiene menigbeoen en- Sang ont
Maaneoen. for bDilfet Menigbeoeu
lober at itette efter Gone.
Gnoelig 6leo Der u6iet gldos for
airiegaaro. % bet blep enitemmig
Deotaget at uol9gge ben pda Mar
tin @briitenieus aano, bboraf ban
ffanfe6e 9 Qcrss at ipobeftrs 6jsr-
ne at Gee. 80, Soipnibip AS, Ran
qe 70.
Wsoet flutte6es.
Den %. Nobember blep 9irfs
addr6en inobiet of qaitor g. 81.
peterIen fra TIarton. q. ,.
qaa Meni9beoens @egne:
Hels OlIen. Ger.
ODenanfsrte sr ct Referut RI
Menig6eosmsOet; men Oa ieg MI bar
peggnot, pil ieg meooele liot OH
forboloene Der.
9e ferite 9anasre tom Der /
Mlai 1903. 9i 6abOe 80 Mil ii
rormeiie 5ern6ane6D % Is N3il til
Store % gOitbus. q. y. 9ans
aombagni 6aboe uofdt aiuis, bpor
De Diloe bpgge nafte CONNER; men
aaite CONNER bleb oct uofat %
lea fremoeles. Gnoelig / Uldj 1903
begDuote Dc me6 4rbejoet; % III
bar De at 9aniferne. iom er laugii
horte. 8 Uiil til OpennaDnte gp.
Ser er eH0nu 6omeiteaos9dno II
faa, og aanosm9no ino6poss til at
TONNE og fdu en- 5arm pua $50.
Qcres for $14.00.
Der er ggonpGaG=9ano az fsa
for $500 til $1,000 pr. Que.
gi eniter ogiaa. at nosle al oore
Qanosmano, ION er moe ! 5orrei
ming, piloe Re- no til os. vi manss
Ter 5droparssS Store. 6%arniibibup,
9oftor og. life at
lorglemme, en- Smsb. Ser er 2
torrs, men Der er Bug
for flere; TN gDen bar II Oplane
paa oDer 500 zUlil, lod
eubDer fan foritao. at Der htiDsr.
for Sorretuiug.
areosmisIion1r s. g. JsHien
bar Der / 5uletioen Og Gclot Rsoer
paa f~orifefige Steoer r1not ON /
Settlementet.
9eS 5oeets antUmft til Ntns
Ger ben 26. Sanuar baboe jes ben
@l9oe at moOta9e Dor gamle Ben
gaitor 8. 6anln fra aenmare.
gaifor 6anfen bofot @uostjeneits
log 4~ltergnns Ssnoag ben %. Sas
niar % rejite bjem noite Dag.
Iii CONNER fommer Stus
oent .. 80. Gritisn 6eruo, oa
hi 6adber "a at 6lipe | Stano til
al bpese airte. y
ga, @ennerll bDo, Der life bar
prsDst oct, ian life iatte fig mo /,
bbao oct bill iige at bofette fig
faa lanai fra 8p oa Meniabeo,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16

5re0ag Osu IS. Gebruar 1906.
Blair, 0ebraita.

oisie Doge bar pi 8eipg T
42isIonar Q(noreaslen ira Slesoil.
SON talte / 8irfen / Mites. men bet
far not lite tilltrattelia betenois
aiDrf. vi bgrte fprit ON oct nu til
Roraen. : bitten pil ban tale paa
Efolen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
s@ubstensiter.
Blair. Rsbr.:

91mesiesuOstiensits 5snboe GmO-
aG. 1870 % Qftenanbsti.ntftt 81.
7.30. ssnoa9gFoIe | airtsns Bate
ment 6mb. 81. 9.
gfbeIIGsning Cor CANNED Os uRg)
5prsbag Qften al. 7.30 ! Rirttn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-02
DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores of Cairo Readers Are Learning
the Duty of the Kidneys.

To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail 20 do this the kid
neys are sick.
Backache and many kidney Ills fol
low;
Urinary trouble diabetes
Doans Kidney Pills cure them ALL
Cairo people endorse our claim.
Mrs. T. NJ Thompson. Of 3209 Park
avenue, says An a. once a dull
aching in the small Of nay back wss
very apparent II I dvcrfaxed myself
or caught cold. tried ordinary. sim
pie household remedies but never
was able 10 check the trouble. let
aI-ne cure il until 20 Doan's Kidney
Pills at Schulz drrg store. ] don't
want if understood that every vestige
81 aching has lef' my back. for house
hold cares VIII bring about that tired
and languid feeling and Iameness
across the ipns but an appeal to
Doans Kidney Pills when they occur
has never been made in vain mp TO
date
For sale hy all dealers. Price so
cents. FosteriMiburn Co. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember tho namc -Doan's and
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-02
DELEGATES NAMED
By Board Ct Trade to Attend National
Waterways Congress at Washing
ton-Msyor Parsons Al
pontees.

in addition 10 t5e list Of appoint.
ments named by President Smith u
The Commercial club 10 represent
Cairo a the National WATERWAYS
congress at Washington. the Cairo
Board of Trade has appointed J. s.
Ai-thrope. George Parsons. Charles
Cunningham. W IT, Sutherland. H. s.
Antrim. II. Z. Halliday alj s Was-
ner
Mayor Parsons has 81 10 named Y.
4. Smith Capt. Fred Bennett Cap.
G. /. Smith. Capt Z. j. Faulree.
Henry Smith CanGee. r. ". Smyth.
sidney 70. Miu-r 81 y wood T. D..
smvth. ". p. Grcaney. ". F. Gilbert.
G.. Y NcH. p. G. Barciav. e.. o. Pa
tier. Dr ". r. Griu1cad. W r. Hal
Iiday. J.. g. Schuh. J. r. Mage. An
1-ow Iahr. }. o. GailiEan. Henry
Stafford Caudee. J.. r. langan-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-02
TABLE DELICACIES.
SOME OLD AND NEW DISHES
RECOMMENDED.
Foundation For Game Pie Of Any De
ription--ParsniP Fritters-- Mock
Ok Tail Sou2-chocolats
Nut w afers.

For 4 succuleat ali game Is eligible,
from small birds to yeuison Make
first q fricasse. having enough thick
gravy 10 cover the meat in a baking
dish. cover with rirh biscuit dough
Or pun paste Il preferred rolling
elthee rather thia Do not bake 20
quicaly that the top browns before
tie paste Is cooked through.
PARSN!P FR!TTERS-8 Boil four or
nge parsa.ps When tender take off the
skins and mash them fine Add 10
them d teaspoon Of whole wheat tour
and a beaten egg. Put a tablespoon
or beef dipPin4s in a frying pan over
The FIRE and to II saltsgoon af salt.
When boiling hot put In the parsnips.
make & into 5mail cakes with 4 spoon
When one side is delicate brown
turn the other. When both are done
take them on d dish, put very little
OF tine iat III which they were fried
over and serve hot.
BROWN sOup. OR MOCK OK
TAIL-TaEe The bones from q
good cold roast Sirloin OF ribs
Of beef make The bes soup Of
this kind Add about pound of
fresh lean beef. which should be
cut rather small and Drowned in a
saucepan with a little butter. Make
a nice dark browa without burning
Add about two quarts Of boiling water
or more. according to the SOUP you
require. and bones you have for
stock Take little mace, few
cloves whole tables oonful Of Whole
blacb pepper and also of whole all
spice tied in a piece OF chees -clota.
couple of carrots cut mp duc. a turnip
or two. according TO size, three o.
four onions. sliced 40 fine Boil all
Together homes and vegetables. for
q whole day Next morning skim OF
AM im strain through a coiiander
and serve ai,h sipFe-s OF toast tOi
course. boat 70 boiling ToinU.
LEMON CUsrARD PiE.-Oue cup
sugar. t8o tab.espoonfuls -four and
pinch Of salt AIiv. Add TO this the
juice ard grated yellow rind Of one
large o. two small lemons B-at l.~ht-
ly the y0lks OF two eg. ar1 adj one
cup of rich miik n eu alg Xix,
bake in "a rich crust aul frost with
the beaten whites OF eggs, with four
tablespoonfuls SUGAR added. Place N
a hot oven aud brown.
FEATHER CAKE.-One cup sugar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-02
VILLA RIDGE.
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4 linen shower was given Al The
home Of Miss Ada train Friday after
noon. Novemhe- 23d. in honor Of Miss
Mary lToar. whose marriage 1 Mi.
John Bunker, will take place some
time this month
Miss Minnie Davidson. of Joliet. II
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr.
G. G, Davidson.
Quite a party Of matters from here
are on the river this week aad no
doubt the people Of this vicinity will
have a plentiful supply Of wild game
upon their return
The Villa Ridge school gave an in
teres ing Thanksgiving program on
Wednesday afternoon There will be
no school untit Monday az the teach
efs will attend the Teacrers lnsJl-
Mie which will he held in Mound City
Friday and Saturday
Mis- Rendlcman of Alto Pass, has
been visiting her sister. Mrs G. W.
Gam. for the past week
Miss Mary Iloar. Of this place and
Mr. John Bunker of Equality III.
were marH ID Wednesday, Nov. 2sh
at the residence Of Mr.. C. w B.
Payey Rev. Campbell officiating.
Mise Hoar has lived in our town for
several year. with her sister. Mrs.
Pavey. and has bean employed In Mr.
PaSey's store. She has male many
friends while here who viii wish her
much happiness. Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker
left for Anna on the O'Clock train,
where they will spend Thanksgiving
with the brides parents, Rev. and
Mr. Hoar. Of that place.
Miss Agnes Gum left Wednesday
for a shot visit with RELATIVES at
Benton. III.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-02

coast should alwys be formidable. and
that the whole United States naval
force should be ready at any time to
be combined for action on either eiLs
of the continent.
There is an impression abroad that
the japanese question:" which wfs
raised by the state of California in
the alleged exclusion of Japancs
children" from the public Schools Il
San Francisco, had, or has, a gre.s
deal 10 do with the preparations q
the United States as to her naval
strength. rs exhibited By Rear AL
mifal Converse.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-02

Ullin, ill.,. Nov. 30.

The new concrete sidewalks are
nearly flashed. They will add great
~ TO tha appearance Of our Town,
Dr. Robinson lost fine horse re-
Gently The animal broke its neck
while playing.
Homer MMe returned recently
from hool al Valparaiso, Ind
Uncle Wiley Ledheter IL quite sick
with pneumonia
Mr. Joseph Williams died Monday.
November 18th after a three weeks
illness Of lfain fever. He wos ore Of
Ullin- respected citizens and we are
sad 10 chronicle his demise. He had
$500 insurance in the Ben Hur Tribe.
H was Inferred Monday in the New
Hope cemetery
A Mrs Harrison living in Ullin
died Tuesday afternoon Of pneumonia.
Sha was Inferred Wednesday after
noon in The Ullm cemetery.
Mrs Frank Hickman and baby re-
turned nome a few daXs age from a
visit to her parents at Coulteryille
Dr. Mathis lately purchased of ].
W. Bundschun Of Mound City, the
farm known a "Brar Greek Farm.
Consideration $3,25d
G. S. BuHdschuh recently received
notification that he was success sful in
the examination for emhaImers held
in Chicago, October 3lst. and h is
now a licensed embalmer Mr.. Bund-
schuh holds diplomas from the Kan
sas City college of Embalming and
the Missouri College Of Embalming
Mrs Simon Alden spent Thanksgiv-
ing Day with relatives in Pulaski.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-02
Creanad OYSTERS,

Cook a quart Of oysters in their
own liquor until plump. Drain, strain
the liquor and add enough milk TO
make three cups Stir together six
tablespoogfGls butter aad ten table
spoontuls -four and stir gradually into
Che hot liquid Season with tea
spoonful OF salt q saltspoonful pep
per and celery ala 10 taste Add the
oysters and as soon as heated pour
on slices of toast.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-02
PAINT r.1n c-kes.

Roast cupful Of peanuts and while
they are hot rub between your hands
ID get all the skins that wlll come
away. Blow these off and crush the
mats with a rolling pin. Cream half a
cupfnl OF butter with a heaping cup,
full Of sugar. add three yolks, beaten
smooth, and the crushed peanuts.
Lastly. stir Ia lightly the fiothed
whites Of the egs3 alternately with
three scant cupfuls OF sifted -four.
Drop the dough By the spoonful upon
q Toured pan par into shape with the
fingers and bake quickly
They are very good