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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24

as a dessert instead Of some pudding
or pie. Ii is just a sufficient finish to
a family dinner without dessert. If
there is a dessert. the cheese is fire,
quently served with the salad, rogue
fort cheese with lettuce or tomatoes.
do not cut roquefort
cheese until it is well advanced in de-
cay and therefore it is not well to set
before a man of this sort new bit OF
The cheese. 1t is more advisable to
leave it out altogether and give him
brie or cheddar, both Of which are IA
gored cheeses with men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24
DESSERT FOR THE LUNCHEON.
New Way In Which Apples Can Be
Cooked and Served.

change in luncheon dessert may
be made by cooking apples in this way
and using them on occasion: Allow
to every pound of peeled and cored
fruit three-fourths of u pound of
sugar, the rind of one lemon and the
into a stone jar In a pan Of boiling
water, and boil until the apples are
tender Then put them into the pre-
serving pan with the sugar lemon
juice and the rinds grated Let these
simmer gently for half an hour. re-
move the scum, and put into Jars,
covering when cold.
Good Housekeeping says: oysters
seldom are breadeS and fried at home
The mistake which most
cooks make is to encase them in egg
and bread crumbs. This rarely Is a.
The coating comes off. CIV
ing to the oysters a piebald appear
ance, and they usually are overlooked
In the attempt to brown them evenly.
Select sousd oysters which have just
been opened. Flatten each slightly and
ay them in fresh milk. Prepare a
mixture of equal parts of flour and
,ifted cracker crumbs. oyster or rich
outter crackers are good for this pur-
pose. Let the fat be very hot. Drain .
he oysters one by one and dip them
n the cracker mixture. Lay them in 1
i wire basket and fry in deep hot fat
wo or three minutes. Drain on brown
,aper. Garnish with parsley and
emon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24
RuIsr Of Turbulent seopi..

A very busy man is the ameer Of
AfghaBistan. Sometimes he even for.
gets TO have his meals and Is Obliged
TO ask his couTtiers whether he has
eaten MS dinner or not He goes to
bed at five or six in the morning and
gels up at about two IN the afternoon.
and always has bis horse ready sad
died at his door fresh bread In the
pockets 81 hiz clothes and revolvers
and swords close al hand. I'm case he
Is compelled to 90 on a sudden jour
psy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24

oait IS the greatest luxury known
10 central Africa. ln some sections
among the poorer inhabitants salt is
lever used. Even among the better
classes. man who eats salt with his
,ood Is considered a rich individual
II some tribes where salt is not so
scarce children are so fond Of it that
'iiey may be seen eating il just as
our children would eat pieces OF lump
sugar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24
Killed on Meddiru Eve

Well-known doctor In Plaunen.
Germany who was to have been mar.
RED. was found shot In bis bed. with
revolver al bis side The doctor,
VINO was Just 30 years old. was one
OF me rising medical men Of the day.
but ne had become entangled with
woman, who had taken a solemD
oata that it he married anyone else
b1t her she would shoot the bride
al the altar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24
Cape Cod Folk.

Some curi0usly appropriate names
are 70 be found among the citizens Of
a small village on Cape Cod The
local lumber dealer IS named Liun-
bert the milkman is Mr Waterman,
the fish merchant is Mr Phinney. tae
minister Is hr Paradise and the PRO
vision dealer is Bir Bacon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24
His Mistake.

When a pompous individual draws
himself mp to his fun height and says:
You don't seem TO know who l am. p
he imagines that il is wholly your
faalt that he isn't as well known as
Douglass the shoe man or BeemaH
the chewing gum king.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24
Female Fear Of ME-.

Why are women afraid OF mice?
Although this problem has claimed
the attention Of the greatest philoso-
pliers. IL mHst b. admitted that we
are az much az a loss for a scientific
and psychological explanation as was
Adam after the Grst field mouse OF the
tribe drove Eve up a tree.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24
score one fer the Me,orlst.

We hold no brief for the motorist.
but honor where honor is due" On a
country road the other day we saw a
motorist deliberately avoid running
over an animal on the highway To
be exact. it was circus elephant
The Bystander
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24
Hardly corroboratiu. petall-

THAT couceited young jackanapes
acts as thougA he we're the big gun
Of the establishment Has he any
thing 10 make him think 500" only
the fact that he going 10 be fired"
Baltimore American.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24
EruIt and cheese Toaether.

II is said that a little cheese at the
end OF a dinner acts as a digestive
agent but whether or not this is true.
no well-appointed dinner is without 1t.
In many homes a bit Of cheese with
an accompanying fruit or jelly, is used
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24

The chief r laudau1n In a
Young man is mooesty. theu dutiIul
conduct toward parents, then affection
Tor kindred.-Cicero.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24

20. James, exclaimed Mrs. Slrie.
do Deg IS Move 10 the country ana keep
COWS So ws can have nice fresh beef
tea every morning" Cleveland
Leader
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24
Poor Inxestmenf.

Many there be who buy nothlAk
via -thell money but repentance.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24
Mss krupp hia-rlsd.

a lot Of US viii have 10 be zatfsAed
with the second richest glu N The
HoIld How.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-24

How did you make your wifes &C.
Quaintance?'
Il ran over her with my automo-
bile The court decreed that should
pay her $4,000 damages, and
thought it was better TO marry heri"
--Fliegende Blaetter
Arizona republican., 1906-11-07
THE BUYING UP OF
 THE BUCKEYE COUNTRY
The People There Have Just Discov- cred a Wholesale Movement in Real Estate Among Them.

Buckeys, Ariz. Nov. 5.-(Special cor respondence of The Republicau)- Dwight E. Heard. C. IT, Hirst Lee Lam dis and MT. Cook, the Phoenix jeweIer. have been keeping the roads hot be- tween here and Phoenix. and as a con sequence the farmers are beginning to wake up and rub their eyes and won der what it all means. And when they
 begin to inquire around of their neigh
 bOrs and find that about one fifth of
 them have given or sold 90 days op- ton on their ranches to the aforenamed gentleman their eyes open bigger and they wonder why they have been asleep SO long. When they have been "cuss-
 ing the country and wanting to sell
 To, these many years. Buckeye .s
 doubtless on the eve of awakening or a
 boom. With better prospects for the
 long desired railroad than ever. and
 the colonization. scheme that Mir
 Heard and the other gentlemen are
 working up, it is enough to make
 worse country than Buckeye boom.
 Now is the time for the "knockers''
 and "growlers" to turn loose and go to
 that better country that is always a
 little farther on. If we are, not misun- derstood, the project now on is to se-
 cure options on ranches down here and sell them to homeseekers that may land in the valley during the win
 ter. This is the very thing that the country needs. and we say. let the good
 work go on. At the present time the
 whiter has heard of twelve ranches that have either been sold or have been given options on to the men mentioned at the beginning Of this article. Randolph McElhauey was down dur
 ing last week hustling for subscrip- tions for The Arizona Republican. as
 he is one of the scholarship contest ants.
 Geo. Drew was a business visitor in Phoenix last week.
 J. K. Wood returned from Phoenix Saturday with load of merchandise. The attendants at the ball last Fri ! day night report it to have been one of the best of the season.
 | Mrs. Bruner and daughter Myrtle. will drive to Phoenix today.
 , H. W. Davis is down from Phoenix ] looking after his ranchinS interests in the west end of the valley.
 ! Mir. Strickland of Arlington raised i the banner alfalfa seed crop of the valley for the year. Off of 12 acres he cut in two crops. 11.OOO pounds of seed; 5000 pounds came from the first cutting or 666 pounds to the acre, and three thousand from the last cutting, or 25O pounds. The last crop is con
 sidered a good yield. The two crops combined amount to 916 pounds to the iacre, and at ' cents per pound the least l any of the farmers from here have sold for. it is easy to see that the F acres will bring MT. Strickland S64.12 Iper acre. or a total of S769.44. We chal- Fieuge Salt River valley to go us one better. ! Tomorrow We are going to help give ] the monster" joint statehood, it's death blow.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-07
SUNDAY ALWAYS. Day of Rest CD and a Splitting Head .
 ache.

Many persons dread to see Sunday come around. But it's fine day if used right.
 A Wash'n man recently looked into the matter and found why he had such a mean time of it Sundays-and other days. too.
 Up 10 about ten months ago l was afflicted with severe headaches, two or three times a week and always on Sundays.
 Indeed. it became such settled thing that dreaded to see Sunday come. At first ascribed the Sunday headaches to the fact that I did not rise as early as on other days In or der to test it l began to rise just as early Sundays but the headaches seem - inEly got worse.
 ''At last l concluded that coffee, of which l was very fond. and used par ticularIy on Sunday was the direct cause of my trouble. I stopped at once and commenced POstum, since which time the headaches have not only entirely disappeared, but l feel better in many othep ways.
 "I would not now go back to coffee under any circumstances. At first neither I nor my family liked the taste of Postum, because. as 1 afterward learned we did not make it right
 "In recommending Postum to friends, we always try to impress on them the necessity of thoroughly boiling it, ac- cording to. directions on pkg" Name given by Posum CO, Battle Creek, Mich. Read the little book "The Road to WeIlviTe.' in pkgs. There's a req epr,
Arizona republican., 1906-11-07

NEW TURKISH BATH MATS Splendid quality, colors. red. pink. green. mode. sky and navy blue. Splendid values at. each
Arizona republican., 1906-11-07
New Perfumes

"RENAUD'S" TRIPLE EXTRACT PERFUM ES-Highly recommended for its rich 0dors. in bottles of va rious sizes. Special per bottle, -5c. 15c and
Arizona republican., 1906-11-07
rHE HARvARp cLuR pINNER-

THE HARVARD CLUB DINNER The second annual dinner of the liar ward Club of Arizona. which will be held in the Adams hotel on the evening of November 24th. promises to be an unqualified success. Even from Tue son, where the head of the Territorial University is a Harvard man comes the cheery word that on that day he hopes to lay aside his teaching Iabors and come to Phoenix to persuade him self he is youth again. From Crown King a Harvard man will leave the management of a mine to someone else that he may join his one timeA com rads in an old time celebration. The replies to the secretary's notices show loyalty not diminished by the diverse occupations to which men have been called since their college days. While notices have been sent to men in many parts of the territory, it is berely pos sible that there is some Harvard man in Phoenix or elsewhere, whose name is not now on tre secretary's list. and it would be a convenience if he would communicate with Guy l.. Jones. the secretary at Salome. as it would then be possible to get in touch with him.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-07
A nAYs OurIMG-AIr-

A DAYS OUTING-Mr. and Mrs C. N. Wilson closed their store at 1517 East Van Buren on Sunday and went for days outing. the first time in six years Their many friends were rcjoiced to see them out.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-07
A MISFORTUNE

A MISFORTUNE-It was unfortu- nate that the election ballots in this county did not have the blank space for voting on the statehood question, either at the top or if at the bottom. printed in much larger type so the item would not have been overlooked by those whose attention was riveted on voting for particular candidates and possibly not thinking of the statehood proposition until too late. The type was the same as that used in all other cases but it is feared that some who were Overwrought respecting individ- ual candidates forgot all about the statehood question. In fact a few cases have been reported from both sides of that issue and it is believed the anti-jointure partisans got the worst of it for two reasons. Assuming that voters on both sides were equally as careful and intelligent. there are more anti-jointure voters and with the same percentage of carelessness on both sides the antis were pound to get the worst of it. The other reason is that the few who supported jointure were all-absorbed in the issue and would be more careful not to make a mistake.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-07

A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY and Mrs. Henry Riddle. of 615 N. First street. celebrated their forty-first we'd ding anniversary Monday evening by giving little supper for MT. and Mrs. C. W. Hunter.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-07
Gan You Solve This Rebus?

interesting rebses which have a i'm lines and will give three prizes of value the We a will interest in every home reached by The Republican
 The condition in before Monday November he of ing Day
 In writing O not
  city address Address
Arizona republican., 1906-11-07
Elastic Belts

STEEL-STU DDED ELASTIC BELTS FOR WOMEN-New arri- Vals-the very acme of style. beauty and durability; reasonably priced at
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened at 9
per cent; highest u per cent: lowest, per cent;
last loan. II cent: close offered 12d14 per cent
ruling rate. 10 per cent. Time money quoted at
Sq9 per cent for thirty days Sa8i2 per cent for
sixty TO ninety days, and 612g7 per cent for four.
five and six months. Commercial paper was quoted
at 6d6l2 cent for sixty ninety days and four
months and per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened easier at a decline OF about 10
points in sterling rates to 4S33 G4S3S5 for demand
bills. 49 for sixty bills and 4Si6504S S34 for
cables. Short francs quoted at 52ll.. less
lilo. and short reichsmarks at 81 716, less 1-320
81 7-16. The market quiet during the first
hour, continued heavy. and rates fell at one
time as low 1886 for demand sterling decline
Of 10 points from the opening but in the afternoon
the tone became little steadier. At 30 p m. de-
mand sterling quoted S370d4 S3a.. sixty-day
bills around 4.79 and cables at S455G4 $500 Short
francs about 5211z. less 3-32. and for short
reichmarks "a 7-l6. The market rather dull
during the day and the failure Of the money mar
ket to show greater relaxation than took place
tended to depress exchange Actual closing rates
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in outside securities w. ~. nctsi,'
and prices showed steady ,.,.,,a,,,fsstea
standing that some irreguiari'S - snarss cf
a few OF the specialties Inc ...,,ssses coGpe
Ss% s~rSa the .rs"sa ssnss OF on ' the .
in nsT1epsH the Sorthremns 5enS dividend Greene
Copper was strong and in good demand, encrsusa. rr
81. while sales we're made at an ps,sSntlnusa :
over II, points. buyer 80 Nipisslss ,ss opsains.
regular: after showing strength a .,rong % u
receded fract,onally CRANKY wss nan dspcs's.
report that majority Of stock nsa srshs' ss.
fer the new shares Great Northern u.,sd Il, rsa'
dealt in for the first time. and ss up 5's.s
nom the opening standard o' -, fell =,
Western Ice. after q sam or .asr El rspar
pire Steel preferred was s'r0"s
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreisn houses dastt =;
5000 shares in the local market buying 10000 In
London the copper shares again were the stry,,,
features. the rest of the market showing little
life. except IN the case Of American issues Ths
money market was frmer at the British CAPITAL
while Continental rates remained at the level OF tho
preceding day.
CANADIAN .PACTFIC.-Jefterson NJ Levy al
tributes the strength Of Canadian Pacific on Tues
day 10 the fact that the stock is worth copsidera
bly, more than it's present quotation and deuie.
that 1t is manipulated. Mr.. Levy says Canadian
Pacific should sell for more than Great Northern
Canadian owns 12,OOo miles Of road and is capital-
lied at S12o0oO0o against Great Northern's mile
age of 90" and capital OF N5oc0OOo The Cana
dian Pacific owns steamship lines on both the At
iantic ana Pacific, telegraph lines an express sys-
tern hotes. etc. which cannot be said of the Hti
road As to land. Canadian Pacific owns 15 500 900
acres. and upon the compilation OF certain branch
roads VIII come into possession of 250OOoo acres
more IL holds mortgages on land 10 the extent OF
sLoV"."" on which II derives income of per
cent interest. Roth Canadian Pacific and Great
Northern preferred pay an annual dividend OF
per cent
CALLING OF IOANS-A number OF loans na-a
called yesterday by houses which have arrange
ments 10 make for certain financial operations
railing due IN the near future. Loans called hv
j. r Morgan & Co. doubtless were in connection
with the payment OF ses 900 which must be made
next week on the new New York Central stock
oh saturday the Standard on dividend amounting
10 so"""o. rails due. while various other nav
ments are scheduled for the next two vaars
Preparations also soon will begin for nea,tns th
large january interest and dividend disbursements
Nn'ch VIII De heavier than in any preceding Jan
'''S' an money lent as high as u per cent
averaging 10 per cent. The National city Rank
'0A'o"'As i'S usual custom. did not put money
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
Financial Meetings.

fINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
j Life Insurance Company VIII be held q he Home
cn.oe q saic company. go Broadway the city
.cH Aork, r. the state York. H. s. A Tues
oaH. te 18th day of December hours
~ ten clock iD the forenoon O'Clock In the
afternoon of said dar. TWenty-four Of
corporation VIII be elected said meeting. for
the purposes of said election the polls Will be opened
ten O'Clock in the forenoon and remain open until
-four o'clock in the afternoon of 18Th day OF De-
cernicr. which time they shall lie closed.
Ns~ York. sfh Deceynher, 1905.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
BY ALEXANDER =. ORR. President
attest
JOHN c. MCCALL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
Rankers, posted rates were AS follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Bostcn-Par Chicago
SC discount. Charleston-Buying soc discount:
selling. 1-1oc premium. St Louis 25c discount
San Francsco-Sight. par: telegraph. 2l2c premium
New Orleans Commercial 81 discount; bank, 81
discount. Cnciunati-Par. Savannall-Buyjng 5Oc
discount; selling 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINCiS-New York - Exchanges
s37s.0U,16f; balances. s12.S13366, Boston-Ex-
changes 31O19.340 balances. s242S.41S. PhIladel-
phia-Excbanges. $27 966. .44O: balances. s3S64 1sO
Exchanges. S529S.O69; balances $6SS ss1
Chicago-Exchanges $4O.7O42 2e5; balances 81 7os.-
O64
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 6s% Mexican
silver dollars. 523.c Bar silver in London closed
31s.d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-n Madrid. $50: Lisbon $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 1992i
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington N,7l5,SSo; internal reve-
me receipts 81 COS O66: miscellaneous receipts sS0-
2Si Receipts for the day. $2,75l,2a2; expenditures
N51n@o Receipts for the month To date. s22 69l-
1t2: expenditures sls5oOo0; excess OF receipts
AlN,'52 Receipts for the sear 10 date s995 .}3g $40:
expenditure. s275. .ss26g2 ,xcass az receipts Si9-
951 2fS.
SUB-TREASURi.-T Su1-Trcasury was debtor
10 the Clearing House s205.022.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
MERGENTHaLER LINOTYPE CoMp.Iy

~ r1eeting ~ TIRE Directors held this day
.e TE1oela o5 20 on he capital stock of this Com
SaLly now outstanding l'r4.Sf0 shares
taytoie On enc after December 81 1906 stock
O'Clock ?. 4. 80 @0" 81 1-e
I5e transfer books viii close Saturday December
SenuaTy . 19J7, O'Clock 4 II
FPEDK 7. WARBURTONS Traas7,~a-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
Financial.
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
sLOsS-sHEFTIEID sTFFI & IRON 20

birmingham. Alabama.
t. 3oaf Il Directors Z tts clary have declared
PER CENT. OSCl On the Preferred S-cr rezata Ta-'
lSg al The Office q the Guaranty Trust COMPANY %
-Ce" 12rl 70 stockholders of three 2 NJ Dec
Sa 13 ct the Office 7f tHe Central Trust Company OF
=" 5[A 'iT-sler agent Books close at three P. n.
dec. 1Sta. 1876. ana reopen Jan 81. 1907.
FRED Q RANDALL. Asst. Secretary
New York. Dec. lIth. 1906
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

A DVERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS tor The
"a Tribune received a. thcir Uptown once. No 1851
broadway, between 36th and 37th SITS. O'Clock
p N Advertisement Teceit ID the following branch
Offices AZ regular Office O'Clock D m
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
SEX dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CaI money IN
London. 4 per cent. Open market discount rate for
short bills. 53s per cent long bills 51kQGM per cent
Berlin discount rate 51s per cent. Paris discount
rate 3 per cent. Paris exchange on London 90
francs o centimes. Bar gold. rs cd. Berlin ex-
change on London. % marks 501a pfennigs
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. consols for
money. S69s; for tho account. S6 11-16. French
rentes. % francs 97lh centimes
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON RIVER RATT


once ~ The Treasurer. NeH York, Dec. g 1906
4 dividend of FIVE PER CENT. capftsl stool,
of the NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM
PANY VIII be palo by the New York nd T4ud-
son River Railroad Compan lessee (uuder the pro-
visions % the contract bot Ueen the companies5 az
this Office the "a day Of January next 10 stock
holders Of record the close business on the 1Etb
inst EDWARD ]. POSgITER rrraasgr.r
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
oniee Of the Narrland CoaI Comnnnr

10. ! Broadway. New York. De-. 5th 1906
~ regular meeting Of ne Board Directors held
this cay S@ni-Annual dividend o. md
cent and dividend 1f 0rA-half rsr
declared the Preferred stock payable Dec 21st
5s % Preferred Stockholders of closing
books Dec 18th
Transfer books Will close Dec 18Th 1906. reoren
Jan. 2d. 1907
Checks win be mailed
y 7. NrDHAN Treasurer