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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-15

cine 0er6inbung mil Der eroBen
@elt. Osnn auf bieien @uherfraben
lit fitts 2eben unb 8ertebr; nur oaB
gum unterihieb nit groben Stdbten
anes lanSIam ieines Weses aieht.
Oieie &andle finb Elm @erbtns
bungsfpea nit ben StGbten, bic In
Spasnb ni9t nett poneinunber lie
gen, ben anbsrn bilben bic eroben,
nit 8adfteinen sepflafterten &ei4s<
ifraben, iiber bic bic 4utomobile bins
peeiaufen unb bic Gabfabrer semG4=
li9 bobingleiten. Subsdnger fiebt
man penige. l1eberbaupt 1T 9pllanb
bas 0anb Der Rabfabrer; bort pirb
bus v&tiipiel" BON alien &laFen Der
geb0lteruns glsidmGbis bel benust,
e bab faum iemanb bort no6nt, Der
ni6t BEL irsenb elmer 9elesenbeit
frampelt.
CD finh bic 8ertebrstpese befdaf'
fen, bic an ben fleinen 2~uftfarmen
rrriiberfibren. Weit bebnt ii9 bas
2anb na9 alien Ri6tungen big in bic
gruue Serne. Sin erobes Stiid 9tmz
mel pOlbt fi9 majetdtif4 iiber bas
@or5e. rNieberlanbe" i'm pd6ren
Gimme bes Wortes unb bod reid an
ntoler;fder S60nbeit. Nur eeeen bas
Mesr fin erbebt fid Der 8oben gu
einem unfru9tbaren, nit bartem
@ras unb @etriipp betpadienen
8oltperf aus Sanb. Siefe Oiinen
unb Sei6e f9uBen bic 9splberbetpphz
net bpr ben aufsepiiblten Welen.
uno es gibt fem ,9puanb in Hptb"
meh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-15

11nter benz Gerbahte
srober WedfelfaIidunssn perbuftet
purbe in Der unsariiden Stabt
Sebenburs Der 6ffentlide gsieafdafz
ter Der felt .inisen MDnaten Sab<
lunssunfdhisen Oebenburser @etrsi>
be@gommiHionsfirma Salomon 8i>
fdiB e Srbn, Seinri4 8ii4iB. 81
falf6e @edfel tpurben beidlogs
nabmt; bic 9Dbe DER JGlfdnnsen
pirb auf 100000 &rpNen gefddbi.
3nei anbere 9eienfdaftsr Der Sir>
mo, Rar uHb Tsrbinanb 8if6is,
seeen bic fih hauptfddlid Der 8erz
boGt. bic We4feIfdIfdunsen besan=
gen sg boben, rihtet, inb entfiohen.
Ser perhuftete 9einrih 8if9is pur<
Be fpGter fpieber auf freisn SUB gez
ftbt, ba er nahnuies. boB r. BEL Der
Girma nur cine undergraduate Rcae
osfpieIt babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-15
4nt tnasnetii6en YoI.

Dor pellgen Wo6en 1T Der 9tor>
tpeger Raplb Qmunbfen, Der be-
tanntli9 in ieiner 70 SUB ldngen
S6aluppe r9ioa" gum eriten Wfdle
BON Often nad @eitsn bur4 Die
norOpsItli6e Sur9fabrt getommsn
lit, in Gbriitiania singetrohen. Ga
pitGn 4munpiens borne6mites 3iel
mar, 5orf9ungen iiber ben magnetiz
ihen Ypl an3uiteuen. gu pieiem
3ped 6at er Ii6 afpei SABRE i'm boben
Noroen a~ufgebalten uno bic 4uf5ei3s
n1ngen barber unp iiber feline Ionz
itigen 9eobd6tungen purben bier in
srpsi groBen eiIernen SelbebGltern, Die
nit 10000 Dollars perii9ert tparert,
an 8oro oes Oampfers gebra9t.
DAP i9 ben mugnetii6en ppl err
reidt babe, tit rpobl uuber 3peifel",
beri9tete Serr QmunbI en-. nOie Nas
beln meiner gompaFe blieben an Ell
ner STEELE ohne irgenopel9e bemerfs
bare S9panfungen. Hdberes lam
i9 erft ~mitt9eilen, tuenn i4 meine
@uFsei9nunsen, photographer uno
dn0eres Bacterial b~ur9gearbeitet bdz
Be. Gs pirb bunn audi tldr ietn,
oh Der mdgnetiide POL itationdr 1T
ober pb feline Gage @erGnberungen
%unterpprfen lit. Die norbpeitIi3e
Sur9fabrt lit ie6r eng uno iei9t, an
man9en SteIltn 5pif6en Der Suite
unb ben Gisbdnfen mar lie ni6t breiz
ter ais cine @iertelmeile. Oas 2anb
mar fat iiberaa niebrig unb Ohne
b06ere @egetdtion, nur islGrbtf9es
Moos mar gu ieben, iutpie mdn4mdl,
Iopeit bas Quge rei4te, rotbe, gelbe
unb DeiBe 8lumen. Sd babe insge>
iammt pobl taufenb gstimos ssies
ben. sic paren gerp06nli9 Suerit
re9t i9eu uno 3uridbdlteno, ipGter
aber tpuroen lie 5utrauli9. sic fino
in R~ennt6ierFsle getfeioet, ni9t in
&obbenfeqe ME in 9rDnldnb. Ginrgs
StGmme oieier gstimos batten nod
ME einen peiBen Msnf9en, seieben.
Wir fOnnten uns bur9 bic 3ei9enz
fprd6e re9t gut berItGnbigen. Clint
&c Stdmme tennert ben 9ebrdu6 bes
5euers ni9t, 10 3. 3. bic GstimOs
auf Sling WiQiamsz2dnb, Die nur
BON robem Sleii9 unb Slid leben.
Sic berldngen ni9t, buB bieIe Nub>
rungsmittel iebr frii9 iinb, lie i9ei>
men iogar iol9e init einem enttpidels
ten 9autgout unoern pOr5uaieben. Sd
fdno gefrorensn &obbentbran ppraiigs
li9, er bat ni9t ben bdB1i6en Dell
gei9mad, Der benz fliifiigsn Sbran
dn6aftet. @m beiten f6msdt aber
gefrorener Salm. Oas lit cine borz
Siigli6e Spetie unb tbr @eI9mad lit
pie = Gro6eeren." GapitGn 4munbz
len metnte, tpeoer er nod ieineMunnz
i9aft 6dtten beIpnbers piele Strapa@
gen aussuiteben se6abt. sic fonns
ten fi9 bur9 SagoSiige unb Sii8<
fang tets genug frii9es Sleii9 uno
Slide peri9affen, natiirli9 mar an
friiGes Semi e aber ni9t Su Senten.
Gin Mann itarb auf Der Reife, Die
iibrisen blieben Bel boiler 9efunDbeit.
i lle6ar einen gsfimoftamm, Der
nod ME WeiBe geieben bate, beri4tst
ioeben audi Elm amerifanif9sr Wal>
fiI9fdngsr, Der gapitGn &Itnfinberg,
Der nit ieinem 0dmpfer Olga" nud
Yrince Mlbert42ano gefa6ren NOR
uno bort in Begleitung Ginger gsfi=
mos cine Sdgotour ;ns Snnere ses
ma9t bate. @r fano etnen Stamm,
aus is9s6unoert 80pfen ~beftebenb,
Dem ME Elm WeiBer 81 9eiiht sefom>
men mar. Oiefe gsfimps tparen nit
aupfsrpaffs Derieben, bic lie felbit
aus gu Gage liesenbem gra Derfertis>
ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-15
Sas @a6Stutt Der GrSe ttnS
Weteore.

11nunterbrp9en fallen auf bic perz
14ieoenen Sbetle Der Grbe Sternz
f4nuppen unb Mseteors nieber, @eltz
tOrper, bic in ibrer Natur i'm We1ents
li4en glei9 finb unb fi9 eisentli9
nur bur4 ibre 9r0Be bon chamber
unterf9eiben. 9eratben biefe Welt>
tOrper, bon benen man dnnimmt, bdb
fie bic &eite untergeganeener Welten
fino, nit unierer Ntmofpbdre in Be-
ribrung. 10 erbisen Tie fia infolse Der
Retbuns. Die tleineren, bic Sternz
i9nuppen, aeri9melsen unb lOfen ii4
in einen feinsn Staub auf, bic srO<
beren basegen, Die Meteore. plaBen
unb fallen in 8ru9itiiden nieber. Sie
Sternf9nuppen i~iberpiesen Bel Weiz
tenn Der 3abl na9. 3utpeilen tommt
es gu sinem fOrmliden Sternf&nupz
penregen. @iner Der grDbten Stern<
i6nuppenfGle sreienets iid in Der
Na6t bes 81. Nppembers 1872. Der
italienii9e Iltronom Sec4i beoba4s
tete bon z lbr Mbenbs Biz 1 1br
Na9ts 1892 Stsrnf9nuppen. in
anberen italisnifden Stdbten. pie
Matera unb Monbopi, 5dblte man
fpgar 1888 unb 30,881 Sternz
fdnappen.
,Man bat nun auf @runb %aftronns
mii6er lInteriu4ungen bere4net. bab
'aniGbrli6 ni9t peniser als 146 Wilz
liarben Sterni9nuppen in ben 8ann>
freis Der grbe 9eratbsn unb tbren
Staub, in ben lie ~aerfalen, auf bic
grbpberflG9e unb has Steer nieoers
finten> lafen. Nimmt man. UNI einen
Musslsi9 snif9en ben tleineren
Sternf9nuppen unb ben srDberen
Metepren gu erbalten, ben nmfans
zines ieben bisfer &Drper muir auf 1
&ubitmiuimeter on, 10 bat Die idbrs
lif niebersebenbe Menge einen Naumz
inbalt BON 146 &ubitmeter. Sa To-
pobl Die Sternf9nuppen als and bic
Meteore ppr5ugspeiie aus Metausn,
pie Nidel, &obalt unb @iien, bette
ben, 10 fann man ie 1 &ubifmeter auf
elm @epi9t bon 10000 &ilogramm
i9GBen. Der idbrli4e 3upads Der
grbe piirbe baber 100000 &iloz
sramm i9per iein, uno in 100 Sab
rem piirben 146,O 900 &ubifmeter nit
einem @epi6t BON 10000 Mi0ioz
men 8ilpgramm uuf Der Grbe abgelaz
CERT perben. Wirb biefe Staubmahe
Sabr fir Subr slei4mdbis iiber Die
GrbpberflG9e a~usgebreitet, 10 nimmt
Der gauge grbbal in $4,000 Sabren
| alei9mGBig Inn cine S4tAt BON 1
gentimeter gu.
Sas erI9eint auf ben eriten 8lid
febr tpenig. Wir miiRen aber bebenz
fen, bab uniere @rbe felt pielen
Minionen Sabren beitebt unb borausz
ii9tli9 audi mod unabiebbare 3eitz
rGume belteben nirb. Sn elmer Milz
lion Sabre betrGgt Der 3upa4s Der
qefammten grbrinbe 80 gentimeter
unb in aebn, Milionen Sabren idon
3 Meter. Oas 9efammtgetpidt bes
GrbfDrpers tptrb auf 1915 Sertilio>
en- &ilosramme berednet unb bas Sc
tpi9t Der in ether Milion Sabre nie>
berfa[enben Staubmafen auf 5000
Nuintinionftel bes Grbseipi9ts. linz
fere Grbe uimmt alfo ftetig ni4t UNI
erhehIih nm Ghfnpre an rnh h;e
Solse babon lit, baB fi4 bic nmbres
bunsssef4ninbigteit mebr unb mebr
perlansfumt. gs fann alfo Der San
b%ereinit eintreten, baB fi4 bic grbe
iiberbaupt ni4t mehr um tire M4fe
brebt. Elm 3uitanb. Der auf &Iima
unb SdbresSeiten Der ein0elnen CRIB
tbeile bon peientlidem @influB fein
piirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-15

Sn Der Ndbe ppn Grtbe>
ridsburg, 8a.. brannte tiirslih elm
benz 9errn g. Or. 8rabfbap gebDrises
@ebGube nieber. Sn benz @sbGtbe
ftaf elm 9ef9oB, nel9es fpdbrsno bes
giirssrfrissss bineingef9ofen tpurbe.
Oiefes 9eidpB selunete nun erft na9
40 Sabren in Jolgs Der bur9 ben
8ranb perurfadten 9ibe our grplo<
fion. Die Stabliplitter flosen nod
alien Winbri4tungen, bod tpurbe Nie<
manb periebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-15

Der Sberniebertupferfepp fommt
i'm Ramen Der 9emeinbe tpegen zines
itreitisen Sails gum @utsberrn. Die
fer, Der pieIen Weitldufisteiten miibe,
frust unsebulbis ben Sepp. parum
man benin serabe ibn gum BepoImG4-
tisten sepGblt. pb man benin teinen
rertdnbiseren Monn eefunben babe.
% a." erpibert Der Stpp, mir
bab'n nod biel e'fdsitere 2eut' i'm
Dorf als t bin, aber fe balm semeint,
fir Shine NOR is'fdeit gnua!"'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-15

= 0orft4tfs. Msutter (au III
'rer Sodter, ais Der Befu4 bes 8rGu<
tigam ansemelbet wtrb): ~RGtbe,
nimm bic pantoffel ba raf& negl-'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-15

Waaren obssbelt unb abeeIiefert. Ndstoe 8reije
% S4neae Bebienuns. lis Sib gennIpIbcnia ST.
Rem b12a: HIt, Brain 1889. C. Gnfin, Ola.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
Bank Fugitive Captured.

A late cablegram to the Chicago
Tribune from Tsngier, Morocco, an
nounces the capture in that city Of
Paul o. Stensland, the president and
manager of the Milwaukee Avenue
State bank which closed its doors on
August 9Th.
The arrest was made by a represen-
tative of the Chicago Tribune and
Assistant States Attorney Olsen, of
this city, who have been on the trail
Of Stensland since August 18th.
Stensland has given his pursuers q
merry case and had it not been for
information furnished by one of his
women friends, whom he had not
dealt fairly with, he would be at
large today.
He will be extradited at once and
brought back to Chicago where he
may be prosecuted.
A reward of 5000 was offered for
his arrest.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
Nelson-Gans Battle.

One of the greatest ring battles
ever fought in this country took place
in the arena at Goldf1eld, Nevada,
last Monday, resulting in victory for
Joe Cans (colored) on an alleged foul
by Nelson in the forty-second round.
Both men were in prime condition
upon entering the ring, and but for
Nelson's continual fouling, would
have undoubtedly been but a question
as to which could endure the most
punishment, as the men were very
evenly matched.
The attendance was about &, 1000, al
though estimates were made as high
~ $500. The Goldfield Athletic club
aSxahgemAats= were perfect. Theso
was not hitch Of any kind and the
fight could be seen from any portion
of the arena.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
New Division Proposition.

In a delayed issue of the Craig
Courier appears the following which
will be of interest to Rio Blanco peo-
pie:
1t has been called to our attention
that an error was made in the issue
Of the Courier for August I'd relative
to the land trade between Routt and
Rio Blanco counties. Instead of
Routt county receiving sections l to
IL in township 3, ranges 81 and 81 it
should have been sections 10 and 30
inclusive in the township and ranges
mentioned. 1t is probable also that
the strip of land to be cut into Rio
Blanco county from this county
should extend another township east
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
The Meeker Meat Market,
H. S. HARP, Proprietor,

Is and fully stocked with choice meats poultry and
vegetables Call handling the finest
products placed the block in Meeker
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
The Teachers.

The following are the teachers for
the ensuing school year:
Rangely-W. A. Kyser, Lower school.
Mrs. Kyser. Upper school.
Angora-Mrs. Lottie Mobley.
Powell Park-Miss Covert.
Meeker 8-Mrs. Lewis.
!" 8-7-Mrs. King.
" 5-Miss Cook.
" 4-Miss Elsie Wear.
" 2-3-Miss Genia Leming.
" miss Winifred Rees.
Mesa-Lena McFadden.
Coal Creek-C. F. Brown.
Buford-Miss Day.
High School-Miss Whitmore and
Prof. F. H. Hopkins.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08

County Judge Shervin disposed OF
the following lengthy docket this
week:
Nora Kastor VS. E. J. Kastor. Di-
vorce. Dismissed.
George Williams vs ]. M. Walsh.
Money demanded. Dismissed.
Esther Grouse VS. Thermer Grouse.
Divorce.
People vs. Grant Purcell. Cruelty
to animals. Dismissed.
People vs. Dewey Williams. De-
frauding hotel keeper. Dismissed.
Ida McInroy VS. Joseph McInroy.
Divorce. Dismissed.
People VS. P. 8. Raine. Charge, as
sault. Alleged to have attempted to
kiss Annette Richardson, a neighbor,
which act WAS alleged to have been
committed some five months ago.
Tried before jury composed of w.
f. Simpson, h. F. Goff, J. o. Fletch-
er, g. w. Stone, H. J. Hay and J. w.
Rector. Verdict for defendant. Dis
trict Attorney Gentry for prosecution
and Colonel Montgomery and E. A.
Martin for defense.
People vs. Charles Malay and Dem
mis- Murray, appealed from J. P. court.
Case nollied. Defendants discharged
and sureties released.
People VS. L. A. Hahn. Appealed
J. p. court. Motion to dismiss for
;,,r i.I;
fendant then entered a plea in bar of
former conviction, also overruled and
defendant fined 1000 and costs. No
tice Of appeal to supreme court given
and 30 days allow ed in which to file
appeal bond, and go days In which to
file his bill of exceptions.
People VS. Bert w. Sinner. Appeal
from J. p. court. Set for October IL,
1908.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08

This didn't happen in Meeker.
The preacher had three hours SER
mon upon 1.-The Major and Minor
Prophets" He talked an hour and
half upon the major prophets. The
congregation grew restless. He talk
ed another hour and half upon mill
or prophets. The congregation grew
more restless. Finally he said:
"And what place shall we give NAL
achi?" An old sinner on the back
seat rose wearily and said: malachi
can have my place - I'm going
homer
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
MEEkER, COLO, SATURDAY, sEPrEMBERs, 8,
In order to place the Keystone ranch

In order to place the keystone ranch
In the former county.
However, in place of the proposed
trade, a suggestion has been made
that seems better In every way and
would exactly fill the bill II the OBJ
jects of the trade are to be considered.
1t is proposed to make the division
line along the crest Of the watershed
between Bear and White rivers, the
exact line to be run on section lines
and determined by the county sur
veyors of the two counties. This line,
while very much the same as the one
proposed, would exactly solve the
problem now before the two counties.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
Thornbure the Xictors.

The ball game which took place in
the city park Monday afternoon re-
suited in a score of % to IL In favor
of Thornburg. Although they lost
the game, the Powell Park boys were
in the game from start to finish.
Some very nice playing was done by
both teams. The attendance was
very good considering the short time
the game was advertised.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
Closing Out.

Coltharp Brothers Of Rangely, are
closing out their business at that
place, and all who are indebted to the
firm are requested to call Immediate
ly and settle their accounts either
by cash or bankable notes.
From now on the business of this
firm will be on a strictly cash basis.
FRED A. NICHOLS,
Manager.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08

Comfort will be the keynote at the
Jamettown Exposition. When the
visitor is weary Of sightseeing he can
tumble into a bathing suit and get
cooled and rested in the tonic waters
Of the beach. There is no undertow
in Hampton Roads and the bathing
is free from danger. A government
Life Saving Corps will give demon
strations of life-saving methods every
day.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
Millinery Opening.

Mrs. c. F. Brown will have her fall
opening of millinery on Saturday,
September 8. A fine line of street
and trimmed hats. All old custo-
ners land new are cordially invited
to call and examine stock.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08

The ticket is recognized as an ex-
strong one; in fact, 1t is
that the Republicans can
not put up ticket that will beat it.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
A Big County Court Docket.

County Judge Shervin disposed OF
the following lengthy docket this
week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
Good Prices for Cattle.

Good prices prevailed at Denver
last week. The Baer company re-
ceived 44.5O for their steers; Al Lloyd
1895; Engstrand Brothers received
&4.3O and Charley Bloomfield got &35
per head for his stuff at Rifle.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
Death Of Ed Hodges.

After long illness Ed Hodges, the
well known foreman of the X - Dia-
mond outfit on the Yampa river,
passed away Sunday.
A throat trouble caused Mr.. Hodges
end. He was buried at Craig, Mon
day
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Exciting TIme-Each OffIoe Con-
tested for-Ali Of which Prssages
Sweeping Democratic Victory.

After one Of the most animated
conventions in the history Of the Rio
BlancO Democracy, the following
ticket for county offices was selected
Thursday:
For Treasurer-John A. Watson, by
reclamation.
For missioner-Rangely dis
trict-Harry Gotf.
For Sheriff-George f. Aicher.
For Superintendent of Schools-C.
F. Brown.
For Assessor. F. Hay.
Fof Surveyor. ID. Moog.
For Coroner-H. E. Halloway.
For County Clerk and Recorder
The duty of filling this place on the
ticket was left to the nominating
committee.
J. G. Gentry was made chairman
Of the county central committee, and
James Lyttle secretary of the same.
Following compose the county
central committee:
Rangely--J. w. Rector.
Angora-W. b. Barnes.
White River-Pat Hayes.
Powell Park-James Hayes.
Piceance-A. Belot.
East Meeker-L. b. Walbridge.
West Meeker-H. T. Wilson.
Coal Creek-L. S. Bloomfield.
Buford-J. B. limerick.
Williams Fork
Following are the delegates to the
Judicial convention at Glenwood
Springs:
J. G. Gentry.
A. J. Yonkers.
r. Oldland.
Thomas Shervin.
A. l.. Strehlke.
H. T. Wilson.
James Lyttle.
Following are the delegates to the
State convention at Denver:
]. G. Gentry.
r. s. Ball.
Thomas Kilduff.
John A. Watson.
+ L. n -Walhsi<iss. s...7'.,sss. I. I
James Lyttle.
The ticket is recognized as an ex-
ceptionally strong one; in fact, it is
conceded that the Republicans can
not put up ticket that will beat it.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-08
Services At St. James Church

SERVICES II 81. JamSS NnuTCn
Tomorrow Thirteenth Sunday after
Trinity will be as follows:
1000 a m-Sunday school.
ll.OO a m-Morning service.
1900 m-Holy Communion.
$40 p m-Class.
400 p m-Service for the young.
500 p m-Evening service.
The subjects for tomorrow's ser
vices will be 1.-TWO Years' Ministry,
Apologize pro vita sua," and Twenty
Minutes with tho Pharisees."
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-05
NEWS FOR THE HoUsEKEEPER.

Light rugs may be satisfactorily
cleaned by sprinkling with cornstarch
mixed with Que-siSth its bulk Of pre-.
pared chalk. Let the starch remain
for several hours. brush It out and
hang the rug in the sun for several
hours before putting down.
70 remove stains from white en-
amel ware put small piece of potash
in the utensn. I'll Il with water ald
let it stand tor a short time Then
ponr out the water. wash and all the
stains will disappear.
To prevent making great dust In
sweeping ne moist sawdust on bare
floors. IL IKE floor is carpetcd moisten
a newspaper. tear it into small pieces
and scatter over the floor. The carpet
viii look much brighter than if swept
in the ordinary way.
Preserve Jars and jelly tumbles put
away in newspapers with an elastic
around the top are kept dark. The
elastic admits Of easily slipping down
to see the condition Of the fruit OF
the label
All meats intended for soups should
be put over the fire in cold water. az
the object IS to extract the juice Of
the meat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-05
MUCH INTEREST
AMONG TEACHERS
COUNTY INSTITUTE SESSIONS AT
HIGH SCHOOL ARE BEING
WELL attended,
TO CONTINUE ALL WEEK
And viii End Saturday With Examin-
ations-Two Hundred Last Night
Heard irish Folk Love Stories
BY Miss Brooks.

One Of the largest and most inter
esting sessions in the history of the
Alexander County Teachers associa-
ton was that held last night at the
Cairo High school which was attended
by over two hundred teachers aud
their friends
Miss Brooks one Of The Instructors.
gave a most interesting program Goa
sisrlng OF irish folk lore stories in
Guiding many humorous and pathetic
selections
Misses Mable Langan ana Mable
Engler rendered an instrumental duet
ana Miss Linnie Green sang a solo.
The teachers here from all parts
Of the county attending the meetings
nave displayed more than usual inter
est in this institute and the meetings
so far have proven most enjoyable ano
profitable
To-day the program will cons st or
talks on domestic science and talks
by Miss Brooks and Prof. ] l.. Parks.
The public is invited to attend these
sessions
The institute viii continue through
he week and will end Saturday with
1 teachers examination
Yes erday,s session wa opened in
he morning by County SnpeJinfead
mt of Schools John Snyder who read
tbout Phelps ana His Tea hers
which was an interesting account OF
a boys experiences in the third
Grade
Rev. Morris, of the Methods
church. made an interesting talk at
he morning session ON the part
played by the personality Of the
teacher and concluded his remarks
with a prayer
Mr. Gillespie was in charge of IT, .
musical part of the program and leo
-eachers in singing two popular old
songs
Miss Brooks gave an interesting
and edifying talk on The study of read
ng in the schools and advanced Sc
sral new and worthy views on the
.ubject.
How | Teach Grammar wa the
subject of an interesting talk by Miss
Wilson who discussed at length on the
subject and predicate of sentences.
The afternoon session was also
largely attended and the program
which was an interesting one. fol-
'oWs.
Solar System, Illustrated with ap
1aratus. Prin w D. Bannister
Our Duty in Moran Training. Mrs |
=. B. Way
She Study of a Poem. Prin. W. p. |
Parks.
Miss Parks gave some good ideas on !
trawing.