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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24

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head meununK, small diamond 70
verse aide Inscribed sffsagnted g.
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nuslNusH DIRECTORY,
Ahasraetors.
noofiI WHif1lEHHfs HAMMOND
Abstract Co, established iaaa naao-
men, Of lisllar nik Phone Main lpt
Attorneys. AZ. Law.
A. a. ANpknkoN. frlai lawyer
Counselor. Notary, Collections. Abb
straess nsamlnsd al Arcade
RossAAS = JOHNSON. Attorneys a,
law Personal injury eases a spe-
oiaity. ~ Pacific NIX. seattle.
ARTHUR : uurCuINaoS ~ Ali n.
\. nlda Phones Main 80. \ issa
W. u LAanurIL 0,s Pacific nis.
BANTER = WILSON. - \. Y, nih.
W. I, SCOTT es Marion mo~s
}. a GONNA iss New Yets nlecs.
= a. tAHN. an Oriental nik. A iSsa
Banks,
fUdEf SOUND NATIONAL nANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital staek paid In. NzAeeo surplus.
smitk' sies pre- III \. Anksny.
cashier correspondents IN principal
sitlss % ths Nnited states and
Europe,
ruE CANADIAN HANK or
COM MERGE
Established lssf
Head office fuf0nte. Canada
United Htatss a general banking
business transacted Interest al
Low ed en- tttna deposits
BAVtS3s DEPARTMENT..
Seattle nfaaoh-o, V. Holt Manager
pgoPLEs SAVINGS BANK.
Second Ave. aud tiks VI capital paid
ups tfU aoe ~ g. Neufsid4f. pfrs
j. + urssnlsaf. cashier. commercial
savings and trust business
ChlropeaY,
C0RNA haalons. tnHtown nsiis pain.
lcsnly cured pedlrufink Mrs ~ n.
HlL az Marion nlcck. Tel l. stis
pxslrp and Cleaning.
~ YOU eaht reliable Dye Works
rins up Main iti1 OF A ~ Queen
City Dye Works sis Union 1t
Massage.
Mains aud massage tor semen ana
men al eottasr. rear 10 Union. Al
nArIta MASSAGE. etc. At iiess r1rs,
avenue. room ID Al
Millinery,
eTHtian sniilnery 81 lowest kficss
Mrs A Al HANSON. toi Fourth
Ave. eoruef Pine 81
MusicsL
REkMEil. mandolin banjo. guitar
Downs islees-
oeullst. ard ssrists
pR. WI fkfl.ibrEit@ Threat Sass
I'VE. kar rs Alaska hlds Asia as
on FONDA RApEAe-ss Alaska
tiailains
Ostsepathy.
MAAulNuTUN INaflaUfE or %
TEoeATuf-Fiss yssss In Seattle
safe psrssis mes. Iel first
phssssrsphsrs' Supplies
ANbEltAdS appfLf Co. III chsrry
81. Seattle.
phYslelsns ard s.eassns
br olsssos. hosaeopash- Eissl eias.
DR.. DALTON. az Aroase ssin ala
eases ehlr
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pat.n, A,,srrsys
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nsFs Frank A. Aaawa u years IN
seattle. stephen A fsfesks lately 81
washthssoa. u. &. &c coiman
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Washington. seattle effEes "a narss
niaH daids book FREE
p.Ir,irs srd Paper st.sainp
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spsrsins oest.
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TRUNKS aslissred q esss, ! dsys
storage frss. piano sad fafnitvrs
moving ssumatss given tntss
Transfer q storage Co. 10 ftrst.
both phanes hsin ga
ship Builders.
MORAN HNGA COMPANY. EaaF
u~ers sHa ahlpn4ilasfa psy poxss
LUsaesF Mills. seattle
Turkish Baths.
coiarnhia fuskish bahia i'll Cofdan.
tia 81. changed hands Mra ailmAn
proprietor. fforn pawsaa. VEN
best professional ettsndsnrs Zoe
ladies aud Esntismen. lad. Fhene
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For ssis-rsr~s ard lad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
cLoaE ~ TnAcra.

fssa fer a few waterfront tracts. near
EiNfffrn station.
lie fer fuli acres siase In.
O. aee fuf nice res fsruom cottage and
lzFax cleared teaet 81 land
W r. rArTES.
90 Faeif!e uinck -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24

'H-H's'a
CALHOUN. DENNY 4 EWING. INC
$50
House - rooms NEW and al up
tn-dstc. the beft iu etfY Tor the
money los tRina. " minutes ride
from md ave. on Rainier boulevard
7-runfn house. near new high school
site iot ttiaa A snap fer any one.
Corner lot one block 20 nraadway and
i4kc car, fer y bargain. Uxiao
ASA
Corner ioi. saxts Or Harvard avenue
north II The t.Tary mansion. view
can never be shut OF.
cAfHous. DENNY EWING. nc.
Real Estate. tsoanA Rents and In
fia-sg9 Alaska building.
WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY.
We have the most desirable house sites
right
A whole block ~ - lots. near school
and car. rtes. leyei lots ctr water
lpp can make o per cent ifnfnediste-
N b. retailing these lots. Price Tor
this ueek. on easy terms feu VIII
retail for 81 and $50 apiece this
HutufaeF Come 20 end - ear line
ana aak Ter Walters.
A few choice lots isfs IN our new
CENTURY ADDITION No, = tlo8
end ia Easy terms
CENTURY REALTY 60.
iais Alaska nuildlnE.
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LOTS LOTS. LOTS
81 10 Queen Anne psi.o. ash. Al view.
t4o- Queen Anne, SlNi1n nth corner.
Nee-Quesn Anne, S0i2a nth. 4 Of
them.
ts"-liillman, double lot right at
tso Marion and spth. corner.
4foa-I University. worth 500
isao-Grgsn Lake lots. iaaxl1a
lots an over the city.
ElRF a CO,
as Mutual Life Building.
9 ,sa-Tcn aeres. close 60 suburban and
railroad station. 9 acres cleared, bal
chicken house. COW, piss, chickens.
all Included.
tso-it acres. ahou, acres Improved.
small house. four chicken houses. or
chardi cieHa O. Seattle.
81 isn--s8 acres between Seattle and
Tacoma 4 aercs cleared. few acres
parity cleared. balance fine timber.
small house and barn. fine spring on
the land
sLErTFNGREN a AaNEt.L
KINNEY Hfnrk
ie6 Columbia street
HOUSES AND COTTAGES
$3.50 Four-ream cottage. basement
e1xio e., on corner close IN. good
view near ehunch school and car
linf, A bargain.
tsn-F ivs-raufu house. cloea r. 'front.'
inr on Rainier boulevard. Terms.
81 es.l-t'txe-ruam cottaEc. basement
close o. city. rood neiEheafhood
$40 each for two large slightly lots
close 20 car line. in Rainier valley.
y NJ TAGoARr
90 New York Block
WITTIER q JOHNSTON
Rooms IS 70 Fl Downs nik
Phones Main 11i Ind. A sf15.
Sec ua Tor good buys IN all lines Of
real estate
s. als
acres. At land Improved with fruit
good house. barn. 8 chicken houses.
aao n waterfront best buy within
miles % Seattle, i1it-cent fare by
boat 49,
$50
zis acres fine land. SO n. waterfront.
on sound, Scent fare,
500
5 acres good land al kirkland. very
easy terms.
LIST IT WITH LIST.
TIE WILL SELL IT.
t2.ie-Quccn Anne, rooms. modern,
new. half down.
s. i0o-Queeu Anne. Z rooms. modern.
3.mo- Fremont 2 rooms $50 down.
s.. GlO+F Fremont. rooms. half down.
81 100 Fremont 8 rooms. 500 down.
$50 Fremont. 5 rooms. $3.50 down.
s. too University, Z rooms. modern
terms.
81 a1-t'niversltv rooms. fapa down.
81. go University. : rooms, SO down.
Ef.G0-EaHt Aloha. s rooms, NH down.
s f0o-Grcen Lake, 9 rooms. 80 down.
81 go Hilimhn. q rooms, $50 down.
81. SO Ross, rooms, 800 down.
Tor results list Your properly with
Ware a Ireland, u9 Bailey BLDG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
| WEST & |
EgHEElERI
80 cotnAs BUILDING

etTENr-t adf~. fao
y ezrea asi9sy house. t;1e
, aefss. house. chickens ttt
! acres. small hQase. cas so
| acre, hevss. eisss In. tee
several hslt serss hless iand. zone
wifh bnussa On, emily tNo All of
these places sold On ssrula - down.
IL ntr nanfh Also 10 iayins hsns
$500 s.,.ss &C. ssss - p i 10y sses seas
Tsks nsw HsnfeB ear Oeflseassi
saf rssist. - paweaish hftdss. IN
gaiFs 81 ~hits hsass - biilmAns q.
GRO ". DUNLAP.
"a unten Block. 10 Frss Axenus.l
uaaea- Lot osim. between i8gh ana
iith avs. on Aain 81, nos gAYinK
- prr munfh rent
o - acres On u4iufsr Reach. fine
his~ t@ks washlnztans Gloss % ear
rs.i ere on eoansy ro4a. overlook.
Ins i.eke Washinxtan. idsai SGT
isa A uuUbas Of ssae tracts on
spesdw4y Thss = al under the
Prize q sgrrounainx prupsFty and
a. II 20 ~ sshs s,.,,.. s....x.a
uif RsntGn ear Tine.
ee FER ACRE - PER ACRE
y Acres fias spii. paa apd a quarter
nile. srern east shass ~ iaKss Wash.
tnstans Q acres cleared small axe
On tamd some valuable timber. Lard
lies suad 10 easY % clear. approach
81 ever seed rosfs. would make n
ffns ranch o. could - plattsd IN
sAsu tfaats st e pFafft rneiaafHd
Iand Within = saiis hss noit Tee -
pr acre Improved prppsftY al
afuand H.
w. h HAYWOOD.
nsom "a. nailss nsildlnE "a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
SOME NICE DESSERTS.
Delicious Cup Custards, a Cocoanut
Pudding Worth While and Fine
Chocolate Pudding.

Cup Custard.-Three pints Of rich
sweet milk, five eggs. we'll beaten ire
serving the whites Of two). Sweeten
The milk TO taste, flavor with a large
teaspoonful of vanilla extract. add the
beaten eggs. Stir well, and pour the
mixture into custard cups, place them
In a pan Of cold water, having the
water reach a little more than half
way up the sides of the cups, Place
the pan in a well-heated oven, and
len cook till the custard is set firm.
Whip the reserved whites until stiff.
ana put a spoonful OF It on top of
each custard and in the center of this
put a lump Of red currant Jelly.
Serve hot or cold in cups it us
baked in. t..
Cocoanut Pudding. - Osre freshly
grated cocoanut. sveetened with two
cups Of sugar, add six wsllbeapn
eggs; when well mixed. add two cup
fuls Of sweet cream. beat and pour
into a buttered pudding dish. Bake
until well thickened. then spread over
the top a thick covering of sweetened.
whipped cream.
Chocolate Pudding.-One quart of
sweet milk in which is well mixed
four ounces Of grated chocolate, one
large cupful Of sugar. FIVE weIl-beaten
eggs Preserve the white OF onel. Mix
together, pour into a buttered bowl.
tie this firmly in a pudding bag and
boil steadily for two hours. The boil
edge Of the bowl When done. spread
over the top frosting made from the
white Of the egg cad four tablespoon
fuls Of pulverized sugar. Serve either
hot or cold. / like il best cold.-Ohio
Farmer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Roosevelt and Phillips Schools Hold
Closing Exereises-Cairo Peda-
goeues Attend

The Roosevelt school, formerly the
Woa dside school closed yesterday q
week earlier than the other public
schools owing TO the fact that this
school had no Easter vacation.
The school Is located north Of the
city near the GreerIWilkinscn Lumber
c mpany's plant and is a new building.
Closing exercises were held yesterday
afternoon at o'clock under the direc-
ton of the teacher, Miss Della Hurst.
Prof +. G. Clendenen, superintendent
of the city schools and County Super.
intendent John Snvder addressed the
classes and the visitors OF whom there
was a large number,
Prcts Clendenen and Snyder will
go to Klondike this evening to a.
tend the closing exercises of the Phil
lips school. which viii be followed, as
is the tsual custom. with a bountiful
luncheon In which fried chicken and
other country yiands are conspicuous
features Of the menu. In former years
the Board of Education attended this
schools closing exercises but this year
only the two pedagogues will attend
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
ABOUT FLOOR COVERINGS.
Denim Nay Be Used to Cover Center
OF Worn Carpet--Rags of
Home Make.

Ii is real economy to cover the
floor of two or more rooms with the
same kiad of carpet, thea when they
become worn through the center the
bes, part can be put together to make
one carpet
Many housekcepers use large
quare II denim an the middle OF the
room when he floor is covered with
a THU carpet, or with one that is bad
~ worn. IL saves the carpet wonder
fully and IS made 10y sewing several
widths OF denim together. BE suro
and select a denim that will 90 well
with the carpet. II b. said that denim
itself makes a very satisfactory floor
covering for bedrooms If several thick
nesses OF paper are placed underneath
Il is a real blessing to the careful
housewife that rugs continue 10 be
50 popular as floor coverings. as there
are 80 many ways of making them II
home by using the cast-oh and out
grown garments. Il is a good plan 10
have the carpet bats woven into rugs
luElfNl OF LliE NtA AtrAlNANA Jos ~
pets.
The rugs look very neat am pretty
If they have solid middle Of some
plain color with a contrasting border
The middle may DC Of the hit and
miss and the border Of a plain color.
saw two very handsome rugs recent
ly. One had the middle Of a solid
green with a rich dark red border
The other had a blue center with a
striped white border.
White and faded cotton pieces can
be colored any 81 the bright shades
with the diamond Dives for cotton and
the faded wooden pieces with the dyes
for wool The woven rugs are much
easier 20 make than any oih.r home
made rug. all that y needed Is - cut
the rags evenly. sew and wind them
into balls. and for q few cents a yard
the carpet weaver viii Do the rest
Prairie Farmer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

covering boxes with paper or for scrap-
books moths or mice will not invade
them.
Ink and fruit stains may be removed
from white linens and cottons by soak
ing them for few. hours in kerosene,
then washing in hot water.
Allow a shorter raising for bread to
be cooked by steam, since the dough
will rise during the cooking because of
the lower temperature employed.
You can free a moth-infested closet of
the creatures" larvae and eggs, by
or tin pan set upon hot bricks in the
closet. Shut the door as soon as the
vinegar Kisses upon the heated surface
of the pan and don't open again that
day
In shaking blankets care must always
be taken to catch them about foot from
the selvedge, otherwise "A risk Is run OF
tearing them.
Skewer baked fish with thin slices OF
salt pork or bacon. Fresh fish will be
lllDlpNtu III UdNOi A IlloN al iil uoSt
previously for the same purpose.
Coffee and tea stains, If rubbed with
butter and afterward washed in hot
soapsuds, will come out, leaving the
table linen quite white and fresh.
To have ones kitchen free from
smoke or odor when frying griddle
cakes try adding one teaspoonful of
melted lard to the batter and do not
grease the griddle,
If you suspect that pickles have been
colored with copper, you can satisfy
yourself with very simple test. Put
some pieces of the pickle into a vial
containing a mixture Of equal parts of
ammonia and water. II there is any
copper present the LIQUID will become
blue in Chicago Daily News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Rice Cronuettes.

One cupful rice, one quart milk, one
tablespoonful chopped parsley, yoiks
of four eggs, salt and pepper 70 taste.
Wash well the rice. put on to boil IN
a fanna boiler with the milk, or use
cold boiled rice, and set TO boil with
the milk after pressing through q
sieve. If the rice has not been cooked
let it boil about an hour. ii 1t has
been already cooked 20 minutes will
suffice. When quite thick take from
the fire and beat until smooth, mash.
ing all the grains. Then add The
well beaten yolks of the eggs and cook
eight or ten minutes longer. Add The
parsley and seasoning, using me
white pepper, Take from the fire ana
mix well, and turn out in plate ana
let ii cool Then form into pref y
cylinders about three inches lon9 and
one and one-half broad. Roll these
in beaten eggs, then in bread crumbs
and fry in boiling lard. Drain and
serve with any meat cooked with
gravy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
MOUND CITY, ILL.
Mound 90. IIl.. June 1. tsos.

r y. Mathis Of ihi city who wrrt
ou witt tp Tcxa- while there fui-
filed contract formally made ~
marrying Miss Bculah May Robertson
Of Wilcox. Ariz. They were married
ir Fou Worth. Tex. ua sunday. May
27th and Mr.. Mathis brought his wife
honc yesterday GThrrziayl Mr. Ma
this is son 81 Dr. J. Is. Mathis. also
president Of the Mound City baseball
club.
aim Jones and daughter Lille. If
0acar. Ky. are visiting Mr. VIII Nc
Kinney Lille came Owe ~ have a can
Ger removed from her face
very ples-sn. Gaace was given by
the Mechanical Dancing c'rb last
night Thursday al the Firemeas
hall u was well ATTENDED ard every
one had a Jolly good time.
Geo. r Martin attended c0uri in
Cairo ycsier'ay and i0iay Thurs
dayD
Russell Read Martin Is on the sick
list.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Ribbons with Flowers.

Florists no longer content To deco
rate flowers with several dollars
worth of ribbon. That cannot be
made to cost enough, whatever the
quality of the ribbon may be. So it
has become the fashion this spring
to tie up the boxes in ribbons From
the most expensive shops there are
sent out now boxes bound at one end
with broad ribbons which add at
least several dollars to the price Of
each box. Sometimes small punches
of the flowers inside are tied under
the ribbon as an index to the contents
of the box.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
BeeChanl'Ss:
Pills

get very hot or the camphor will
burn, but 1t must be hot enough to
melt readily else the camphor will
evaporate and your salve will be use
less. AS soon as the melted salve
cools, 1t must be used. 1t must be
made fresh every time 1t is needed
Dissolve pinch of sal soda in hot
water, and battle the face with tho
water, also wash out the nostrils.
Twist little strip of cloth into
swab, dip it into the warm salve
and put 1t as far back in the nostril
as possible. Use the salve several
times a day and especially at bedtime
Eat rather lightly Of light nourish-
ings foods; avoid anything that disa.
grees with your stomach, especially
sweets and sweetened foods. Breathe
pure air, and plenty of it, and keer
the feet warm and dry.-The Com.
moner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Curate's Maid.

The English papers tell a sto~y of a
simple minded rural curate who was
invited 70 London TO spend a week at
! great house. The chrate, ignorant
1f society asked advice OF a man Of
he world, who told him how he
hould conduct himself and wound up
with The words II think. too, you
lad better take servant with you ="
/ vii. said the curate. and in due
iine the poor fellow arrived at the
residence Of his host with some mod
EST luggage and a housemaid.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
ORDER OF SERVICE
Memorial Exercises Of Modern Wood
men Of America at Cairo Baptist
Church.

The order - services az the mem
oral exercises OF the Modern Wool
men Of American to- Doe held al the
Cairo Baptist church Sunday evening
is as follows.
DuAOiJgy.
Invocation
Opening hymn-Jesus Lover Of Ny
Soul
Scripture Lesson and Prayer.
Hymn-Nearer Nv Grd 10 Thee.
Duet-Mis es Nela Bonduranf and
Bertha Schlosser
ssermon-The Glory Of the Home.
Rev. T. J Porter
Soio-Mrs. Alexander W weldon
Closing hymn-God BE- With You Til
We Meet Again.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Quaint Customs in Abvxsinia

Qealnt customs prevail in these
parts Of Abyssinia When a father is
'etti1g on in years the son bids him
limb a tree and jump down from the
branches. II the old man staggers on
andiag, the son spears him on the
ipoj, his usefulness is over. One
ribe Ia 4 custom of sewing chance
isitcrs Up IN green hides and leaving
hem to he Eilled by the contraction
+ The s.dls; with another the only
rtloeoX way OF dealing with
trar7aTs was to tie them in Q bundle
nd roll them over a preclplce.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
An Odd Ad.

The following advertisement comes
from the London Times: Man. X. C.,
NJ. p, well known professionally and
called a good companion. over cl, de-
sirous to be received as sociable guest
He wishes 10 be accepted genially by
those who would not receive him en-
tirely for gain. and as possibly a small
contributor 20 expenses"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Rhuharh Enafn

Cut up enough rhubarb to fill a quart
measure, and stew until tender with
the rind Of half lemon. a stick OF
cinnamon, two cups of sugar and n
very little water. Then press through
a colander or sieve, and let get cold
Beat two cups of cream to a stiff froth
and fold it into the rhubarb. Chill
on ice for a few minutes and serve in
GLASSES.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Sweet Potato Critters

pint of hot mashed sweet pota-
toes, two eggs. a cupful of -four, into
which has been sifted teaspoonful
of baking powder, salt and enough
milk to make batter. Drop the bat
ter. tablespoonful at a time, in
deep fat, smoking hot, and cook to a
light brown. Tomato sauce may be
served with the fritters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
RIGHT OFF THE BAT.
BY M. j. FARNBAkER,

Former Secretary X. |. r. League
- - .
While II Is very gratifying .
= to The Bulletin to notice the
= interest taken by the public in =
baseball as evidenced by the
= hundreds OF telephone in =
. quiries made every evening as
= to the results of games in
other cities. ii Is found 10 be .
impracticable. in fact abso-
. lutely a physical impossibility
= 10 answer the inquiries and
. perform other work on the .
= paper. Under these conditions
= the indulgence and patience of =
= readers is requested and they
: are respectfully asked TO wait =
: for The Bulletin in which will
= be found full accounts Of all =
!. games played the previous day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

The writer received Letter yctes'
lay from ] f. Shusie IN Clicaeo, he
having returned home ahuster may
)lay bali he balance OF the easo1,
although he may be induced to come
back into the Kitty league as an nm
pire, if President Gosnell 50 wishes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

From the form the local have dis
played in the last three games the
cam is a lsroDg as any IN the league.
In Jokers and Mccarthy We have tn
we best pitchers in the Kitty. and
EerryhiII ana powell will compare
fayorably with other pitcAc"T around
he circle The players are Juggling
he bali, and from nov on II looks as
though they ought to forge rapidly to
, he front NATION Star
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
A GOOD SPEAKER
Prof OFT Who Comes TO the Carlo High
School Commencement on Fri
day, June 8.

The Cairo High School commence
ment orator. June Sth, al the opera
house, is a noted platform speaker
The Board of Education through its
commencement committee, have Sc
cured the services of Edward Amhurst
OFT. Of the OFT School of Expression
Chicago Mr. OFT was here two years
ago and SO many Of the Cairo citizens
desired his return that the committee
cheerfully acquiesed. His address
then was on the topic. Sour Grapes,
and this year will be The Haunted
House" a scholarly presentation of
the superstitions in man and the differ
ence between the true world of realty
and what we think is reality 1t is
thoroughly practical, showing the
great Importance of imagination in
that supposedly utterly prosaic life,
the commercial.
Mr.. OFT tells a funny story and tells
it we'll, but he does not advertise as
a humorous speaker. He gives his
audience thoughts ideas ana insplra.
tions. He is an earnest orator not
simply a mirth producer He has
something to say to the people, to the
Board Of Education, 10 the graduating
class, and says all fit with the power
and emphasis of a man who for a
dozen years has been at the head OF
an English and oratory department
in one of our great universities.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend the commencement excuses the
Sth inst. The admission is practically
free. there being a nominal charge OF
IS cents on the first floor and 10 cents
In tho drpsg circle
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Bread Pudding.

Use two cups of stale bread
erumbed, two cups milk, one cup
-four. one cup sugar, one cup raisins
tablespoonful of melted butter
three eggs, two small teaspoonfuls
baking powder and a half teaspoonful
each of common allspice and cloves.
Boil for two hours in a well-buttored
mold. Serve with meringue and drops
Of currant jelly on top.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Bible from the Kaiser.

Kaiser William has presented a
Bible in a sllyermounted cabinet to
the New German Lutheran iGufnh in
New York city, with the inscriptions;
Wilhelm. I. r.. Heb. Ill, Now
faith is the substance of things hoped
for, the evidence of things not seen. 4"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
SORES INSIDE THE NosTRILS
Thsre Is Nothing More Irritrting
Than the Above Afiiction-An
Effective Remedy.

One Of our readers sends us the
follOginE. Make a salve Of equal
pats Of gum camphor and lard. melt
ing both together On the stove, an
old tablespoon does verv well to melt
IT in, sHd It must not be allowed to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Potato Omelet,

Mince a small onion fry 1t brown
in a tablespoonful of butter, turn in
cupful of hashed cold boiled pota-
toes and fry until they are .brown
Make a plain omeiet, and before fold
ing sprinkle the potatoes over 1t.