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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11

A democratic board of county COM
missioners just about doubled the sa-
loon valuations of the county. Who's
afraid to be a democrat?
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11

When we read the editorial re-
marks in newspapers throughout the
United States anent the servant girl
episode at Fort Walla Walla-We are
sorry we did it,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11

Deputy Sheriff Byrnes, stationed at
Wallula, had his salary raised yes
terday. That was due some time ago.
Deputy Byrnes is one of the most eff
ficient officers and thief takers in the
state of Washington.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11

continue the policyholders will have
themselves alone to blame The law
has done everything for them except
to treat them as children needing
guardianship.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11
Yes, He Is.
Portland Telegram.

1t is rather a mean man whose eau
ton will lead him to withhold his
dollar contribution to the campaign
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11

Just as a quiet tip, let US tell you
that Secretary Taft is coming to
Walla Walla SO get ready to brace
up the culverts and bridges.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11
Maybe He's Failing.
Idaho Statesman.

Two years ago a Boise man declined
nomination on the democratic state
ticket because of his age. Now he is
old enough to know better he accepts
it.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11
German is Murdered.

LODI, Aug. IA German factory
owner and his clerk were murdered
today when returning from the bank
A large sum was taken from their
bodies
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11
Press Comments
Unfinished.
Tacoma News.

The Standard Oil has actually been
indicted in Chicago. But what we
want is a life sized picture of some
of the naughty boys in Jail.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11
Should be Here.
Seattle Times.

Officers at Camp Tacoma, American
Lake, are complaining on account of
the lack of ice. Are the officers in
danger of losing the frozen face?
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11

Water reekS with nauseating filth >,
FAMILIES are made seriously i'll :"
"Stralners catch chunks of animal
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11

Mrs. Newlywed-Now that we are
married l don't mind telling you that
breaking or the cement.
Mr.. Newlywed (gloomily)-WeaL !
don't suppose 1t can be helped now
Philadelphia Press.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11
FRIGHTENED TO
DEATH BY A CAT
Animal Jumps on Bed In St. Louis Hos.
pital and Patient Dies From
the Shock.

Shortly before the death Of Mrs. Ma.
~ Ziegler of 1910 North Spring ave.
Aue, st. Louis, a cat gained entrance,
to her room in the hospital, where she
had undergone critical operation. The
cat clawed at her and frightened her
to death.
1t was near midnight before the ply
stefan In charge had succeeded In get
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11

complains that his dog bit him. Even a
Kansas dog knows a soft thing when
he sees it.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11
TickIed the Dog.
Seattle P.-I.

A Kansas editor who came out in
shoes and peek-a-boo hose
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-11

The most ponderous thing about the
Bryan reception, evidently, are the
preliminary plans.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-11
XIV.

l Diet ofvan omtalade h0rnhuset var
ALT ordnadt pa basta satt.
| de bada s%ystrarnas formak prun-
kade den basta malade k~affeservisen
pa Diet stora, runda bordet, som a
betackt med en- hvit damastduk; och
riktiga berg af smabrod voro upptor-
made pa en- mangd korgar och fat.
Den stora kakelugnen gomde den
valdiga kaffepannan, hvars innehall i
f0rening med bakverken fyllde rum
met med den aromatiska doft, som
ar oskiljaktig fran hvarje kafferep.
Diver den harda, stelbenta soffan
hangde i breda traramar iva RAFT
CODA kopparstick, som f0restalde de-
a majestater August, konung af
Sachsenoc Pollen, SAINT dennes GENIAL;
och denna hedersplats hade efter
mycket krus och komplimenter mel
Ian f0delsedagsbarnet och mamsell
%Schn0fkin intagits af den sistnamda
och skogvaktarfrun.
Den aldre mamsell Heimbachin satt
bredvid i en- lanstol. En- tung, m0rk-
brun sidenkladning, arf efter salig
g~refvinnan, en- bred hvit veckkrage
med bla rosett och dertill pa Diet stelt
upptornade graa haret EFT slags tur-
ban at hvit nettelduk med spetsar
och blaa band gafvo den statliga
damen en- ansenlig portion vardighet,
och de skarpa dragon med de kloka,
hvassa 0gonen, hvilka forskande rik-
tades pa den alskliga unga fickan,
voro vana att tydligt sc uttryck at
sin egarinnas kanslor. Dessutom
fans nu i hennes ansigte EFT drag af
tori valvilja, mar hon valkomnade
framlingen, hvilken gjorde en- sa
dup och grati0s nigning, som ON Diet
gallt drottningen sielf.
Med f0rlof, snalla Schn0fkin -
SADIE mamsell Heimbachin med en-
viss skarpa i rosten hvem ar man.
sell Therese Xix? - Hennes bror skor-
s~tensfejaren, eller hennes svagerska,
symamsellen i Breslaul
Stackars mamsell Schn0fkin blef
m0rkr0d i ansigtet, pustade nagra
ganger, tog fran sin naskuk III en-
omfangsrik ficka och svarade temli-
gen kort:
- Jag f0rstar mig int pa likheter,
mamsell Heimbachin.
ia, men Jag ser nog hvem man.
sell Therese ar lik, jag SADIE den
yngre af de bada s~ystrarna, hvilken
a litet enfaldig 49, hon ar lik sin
faster. Hon fnittrade och nickade,
sa att ALA de sma branda lockarna,
SOM hon ordnat kring slit vissna an
sigte for att Sc litet ungdomligare ut,
logo fran och tillbaka. - Nh hade
den CODA Schn0fkin just aldrig varit
nagon sk0nEet, och pa gamla daSar,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-11

Delta var Diet stora bekymmer, som
alldeles bragt hushallerskan ur fatt-
ningen. Hyad skall jag taga mig
till! afslutade hon stonande sin
berattelse. - ON jag nu inte tar min
b~rorsdotter med mig, blir Diet ingen
anda pa pratet; jag HAMMER mamsell
Heimbachin = O, du min skapare,
hvad skall jag hitta pa att saga!-
De fraga mig, fraga mig sa mitt
gamla hufvud gar rundt pa mig,
Therese lila, hon tar lifvet af mig
med slit pratt, Och om jag inte gar
dit men vanta afbrot hon sig
sjelf, Jag lager mig sjuk och
Diet ar da ingen osanning for r~esten,
ty Jag ar sjuk nog af ALA de hair hi
s~torierna. - Hon holl sig em hufyu-
Diet med b&da handerna-
ia, men jag will ga med pa katie
repet, och hon blir int sjuk, Schn0f-
kin ropade Desiree uppsluppen
Diet ar da riktigt EFT extranoje! Hvad
Diet blir roligt, Diet var verkligen
fortjusande2 och hon klappade
handerna af glade
Saledes blef Diet bestamdt att de
skulle ga pa ~kafferepet.
Majoren hade pa f0rmiddagem akt
till staden, der han hade affarer for
sin nev0s sakning, och Diet fanns in
gen, som kunde hindra Desiree att
utfora slit beslut, fastan mamsell
Schnofkin uppbjod hela sin f0rmaga
att afstyra det-
l sin uppsluppeirhet fam Desiree
Diet riktigt lustigt att en- gang vara
med pa en- dylik smastadsbjudning.
Hela saken eggade hennes afventyrs-
lusta, Diet tycktes henne, wa1a4 EFT lu-
stigt afbrott i enformigheten. Tidigt
pa eftermiddagen giek hon saledes
vid sidan af den gamla Oliver slotts-
bron franz MOI %kopingen. En- latt
kladning med enluftig spetsduk 0fver
axlarna SAINT nagra sn0droppar i
haret gafvo henne trots enkelheten
EFT oheskrihigt behag, hvilket ju re-
dam Lag i hennes personlighet och
fornama utseende, sa att mamsell
Schn0fkin forsakrade, att ingen men
niska skulle tro henne vara hennes
brorsdotter.
Desirfe skrattade och pasted, att
hon skulle visa sin varda tant sa
mycken v0rdnad SAINT att vara sa
blygsam, att hvar och en- skulle bli
ofvertygad om, att hon verkligen
var Therese Schnofkin.
Gumman hade pa sig en- mossa,
som hvad dimensionerna. betraffar
lemnade intet 0frigt att 0nska och
som tryggt skulle kunna malta sig
med mamsell H~eimbachins egen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-11

,s~tokratiens kansla for den nobla och
skorrekta former, som vi (och norskar-
MAJ sakna | sorgllg grad. Diet ser ju
ut att hanga sd ihop, att Diet mindre
air ~sjelfva forlusten at Norge, an sat
tet, hvarpa skilsmessan egde rum, som
vackt harm; 1 ALA fall tycks Diet, som
svenskarna ha att forebra danskarna,
mindre vara deras sympati for Norge
an deras brist pa ogillande af sattet.
Diet formvidriga, inkorrekta satt, hvar.
pa unionen u~pplostes.
Men svenskarna arc int bara EFT arr
stokratiskt folk, de arc EFT folk med
verkligen storslagen pragel. Att sven
skarna s&tta varde pa stora ord, ha dc
lnog ofta fatt | sig, men de fordra ock-
sa Diet stora sinnelaget bakom orden
vi danskar ARC och bli EFT mattlighets-
folk. bet dr. int bara var svaghet,
Diet ar ocksA var styrka. Pa denpa
kKnsla for begransningen beror ju |
~sjeffva verket Diet konstnarliga master
skap, som vara nordiska br6der beun-
dra hos oss. Men 1 hvarje fall Or Diet
nu nagot imponerande i'det mod, hvar-
| med svenska diktare vaga sig pa de
iyttersta ytterIigheterna. Diet Or nagot
stort 1 Diet.
Man tors for n~Arvarande knappast
tala godt ON s~veuskarna; de ha blifvit
sa pa0sta med berom och k~arleksfull-
het, att de borja bill litet verstimmt.
Men svenskarna ARC EFT stort folk, och
derfor kan Just kunskap ON svenskt
III och tankegang &c oss danskar dem
ma syn pa nAgot st6rre, som vi beh0fva.
bet fanns en- It'd, dA vi hade langt
battre kanning med Sverige. an vi ha
nu. Int bara pa gammalliberalismens
Orvar Odds och Aug. Sohlmans It'd, u
tan ocksa senare foljde vi battre med,
hvad man tankte och kande I Sverige
an vi gjort de senare aren. Diet DR. val
var bittra politiska strid, hvilken slog
ned sd mycket annat, som ar skulden
till att svenskarna liksom glidit ifran
oss. Name vi int horde f0rs0ka att
reparera nagot af Diet ~forsummadef'
jar
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-11
XIV.

Man hade redan kommit till April.
Snon var f0~rsvunnen fran skogar och
falt, fran taken i den lila staden och
fran s~lottstornet; och i Desirees lila
kammare stodo stora buketter af
snodroppar bland hasselqvistar med
langa hangen. Stararna qvittrade i
tradgarden, och Wildner hade mycket
att CORA for att bereda sig att taga
emot warren. Endast nagon gang
svepte en- kali Wind Oliver falten och
jagade m0rka moln framf0r sig, som
ON den vile skramma upp menni-
skorna ur deras vardr0mmar, men
smart visade solen alter slit vanliga
ansigte - hon ha6e blot lekt kurra-
COMMA med sina menniskobarn och
got nu alter sin glada varstamning i
deras Sinner.
Afven i Desirees hjerta hade den
vunnit insteg, och muntert sjungande
sprang hon genom kallare och k0k,
genom halls- och salar i Diet gamla
slottet, der hon blifvit mer och mer
hemmastadd. Ibland undrade hon
nog 0fver att grefven sa sallan lat
bora af sig, ty ia och korta voro BRET
ven till den gamle onkeln men
annu oftare tankte hon pa, hur for
vanad han skulle bli 0fver ALT hvad
hon Tart, och att Diet nu mer ej skulle
bli honom sa svart att skaffa henne
en- plats. For 6frigt hoppades hon,
att han redan funnit en- sadan, och
han skulle sakert ia heder af henne.
Dermed affdrdade hon ALA framtids-
planer. Hon trifdes sa godt med Diet
narvarande och dcss lugna verklig-
het, att hon 0fverhufvud ej mycket
Ysselsatte sig med allvarliga tankar.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-11
TR0TS ALT!
BERATTELsE
Ar
III. Won kRAUSE.
III. von rSRAUSE.

(Forts. fr. f0reg. n:r)
Denna gang efterkom han hennes
uppmaning och tog plats bredvid
henne pa banken.
Hon sag tranfullt pa honom med
halfslutna 0gon. Banken varejstorre,
an att grefvennastan vidrorde hennes
skuldror. Hon lekte med en- blomma,
och bada tego EFT ogonblick.
Jag tror SADIE han sedan och
sag beundrande pa henne - jag tror,
att Jag / grunden ar som de andra,
Diet will saga Jag gor ALT hvad nj will,
fru grefvinna.
Eft spefullt drag lekte kring hennes
lappar. Smickrare SADIE hon.
Sedan reste hon sig hastigt. Doften
ar bedofvande, jag far hufvudvark.
Kom, sd ga vi.
De gingo MI in i den aflidne grief
vens gemak. En- enda taklampa upp-
lyste rummet, hvars fullkomliga
ordning Ell lat ana, att dess innehaf-
ware gait bort for att aldrig ater-
Wanda. Eft portrait i maturing storlek
af den afiidne hangde pa vaggen
Diet var bilden af en- f0rnam man, eli
mer ung, men med EFT intressant
ansigte.
bet portrattet har jag aldrig
forr sett SADIE grefve Promnitz, i
Diet han betraktade Italian. Han
maste ha varit en- intelligent och stat
lig man Diet ir sakert mycket tomt
for or efter honom.
Nej - SADIE hon kallt - jag al
skade honom aldrig. Men har ar
bysten, nu g nj sjelf, att jag hade
raft.
Fullkomligt jag erkanner mitt
misstag medgaf grefven och hur
wore val annat mojligt!
Pratande om foremalet for tvisten
lemnade de rummet.
l vaxthuset dr0jde hon EFT 0gon-
blick, SON ON hon hade nagot sar-
skildt att saga honom. Sedan gingo
de ut och hon stangde dorren.
- Dr0mmare - SADIE hon sakta och
skyndade fore honom till salongen.
ia, suckade han for sig SHELF -
hvarf0r skulle Diet ocksa vara under
en- rod kamelia!
bet forefoll grefven, som ON gref-
vinnan lemnat nagot af slit CODA
lynne / sin afiidne makes rum y hon
var tydligen f0rstamd. Ocksa grefven
tycktes tankspridd, och bada ater-
vunno sin glada STAINING forst mar
Eberstein foreslog, att man f0ljande
dag tillsammans skulle bes0ka museet
for att studera d q antika kostymerna,
som for den narmaste tiden af model
skulle inf0ras i salongerna.
Fran rummet vandes samtalet helt
naturligt till grekers och romares
seder och bruk, till Diet antika skAde-
spelet och sedan teatern i allmiinhet.
G~refvinnan beslot att foranstalta EFT
sallskapsspektakel, hvarvid hon ma
turligtvis Ell kunde undvara grefvens
bistand. Salunda fam sig denne
invecklad j sallskapslifvets labyrint,
utan att han sjelf var medveten der
ON; och standigt hade han vid sin
sida sin sk0na vaninna, hvilken
omarkligt spann omkring honom den
ena fina traden efter den andra och
mer och mer bemaktigade sig hans
tankar och intresse.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02

The best way 10 cook green vegeta-
bles is TO put them into plenty of fast
boiling water. The opposite, however,
Is The rule for winter roots. They
should be put into cold water and
gradually allowed to come 70 boil.
Rntabaga turnips win lose their coarse
rankness If cooked in this way.
Salt which renders water hard,
should not be added 10 II until vegeta-
bles have begun 10 cook. Soiue green
vegetables, like spinach, are put into
sailed water 70 boil, but peas and
beans should be cooked Ia unsated
water until they are Just ready 10 BE-
taken on. Carrots, bccts. potatoes and
most vegetables are better for not be
ing sailed until they are half done. 10
not add soda 10 green vegetables OK.
cept occasionally. 1t will improve the
quality of some old peas and beans.
ana a pinch of II the size Of a pea IL
about the right amount Tor quart Of
water. Sometimes an old fashioned
cook viii add the soda and then neu
trali2e ii by adding the usual salt. In
such a case the salt should be added
Just as the vegetables are being taken
up or to the sauce or brown butter thai
is sometimes served with them,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
Stocks . Bonds . Cereals

dus abroad promises to be much larger
than usual. During the summer 'fnore
crless political agitation of disturb
ing sort will be heard owing to pre-
parations for the congressional cleo
tons. The spread Of socialistic The
cries and the open threat of Labor to
enter the political arena naturally ere,
ate a feeling of dlsqulet. coming al a
lime whom public opinion has been
oyer-wrought and depressed by recent
insurance disclosures. In the long ran
all of these exposures, discussions and
political disturbances will be beneficial
and result in a larger degree of public
good and increased stability. This
period of self searching and transition,
however Is likely 10 be one Of more
orless disquiet and is a matter which
receives serious consideration In high
financial circles. For the present.
however, as already stated the out.
lock is satisfactory and good securi,
ties can be bought with reasonable
on all pronounced declines
but profits should be taken upon the
good rail es For The next few days
the controlling influence is likely to
be the coal strike.
HENRY CLFWS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
A PrIson.crown Pressrt.

THE most amusing New Years
present ever had came from q mal
who hated me. laid The sUperinJeud.
ent of a Massachusetts reformatorl
Il suppose the fellow meant II for an
insult but the humor OF the thing was
too great for me 10 get angry This
fellow was with us about q year. and
1t that time We never allowed the
people here 10 shave. They had 10 le,
their whlskers grow.
Well this chap was a dapper SOFT
uf person who cared a great deal
about his personal appearance. He
implosca me to allow him TO &c rid
Of the luxuriant growth Of 'spii ch
ard when | refused became rather
sullen. His beard was red. thick and
way and grew unusually fast. He
left us Just before Christmas, and on
New Years day I received ar attrac-
tive package, which looked as II II
might contain a valuable gift But
inside was a big bunch Of red wills
kers. carefully packed in excelsior
and bearing the legend on a little
card: Grown in the g. RefOrma-
tory Accept my compliments. +
Green"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
Bound 70 Make 4 HI.

He entered timidly he stood he
fore the editor twisting the brim Of
his sort, black hat with long, white
Toatic fingers.
n Il am sorry" said the editor Il
am very sorry. Bur we can not use
your poem This is final
e Tears welled mp in the young mans
eyes He swallowed.
Why" he said
well. 10 be candid the editor re-
Piled. neither II prosody nor in con
struction is this poem meritorious
The idea is old. The sentiment Is
maudlin. The expression is atrocious.
The rhymes are vile"
But now a light as Of great 10Y
illumined the poets face and he cried
eagerly:
Give me back Tho manuscript
Give 1t back. 10 me
VERY we'll" said the editor; but
I don't see what-you can 10 with it,
Set it to music" cried the poet
make a popular song OF t. With
the qualifications you ascrihe 81 an
doubtedly will be the bit Of the sea
soE."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
Reports Denied by WINE.

Robert J, Wynne, consul general to
London, while in Washington had his
attention called to some stories print.
ed in a western paper charging that
there had been 'goings OF" IN his
London career Mr. Wynne glanced
over the publication and and said
philosophically; IT'S no more. per
haps, than might have been expect
ed. You see, when | was in the post.
Office department | upset the calcutta
tons OF more than one daily paper
which enjoyed special : Sc in
connection with the rural free dellv
cry. That is their way Of lighting
back But there is nothing TO the
tales. need only ten you that
have never been guest at such
dinner as is described and I have
unfortunately, never been presented
at court Exchange
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02

Parts of the coast of Alaska have
shewh marked signs, within the last
SIX or seven years. OF rise In the
lahd' amounting, in exceptional in,
s. inces' to no less than thirty or for
W ieet' The fact that glaciers and
20 Ny mountain spurs were chiefly
auected and few, II any, human habi.
tatlohs We're seriously disturbed. pre.
vented the change from attracting
much notice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
WHAT Gasoline VIII %.

Gasoline viii accomplish Il host 81
wonders in restoring soiled treasures Il
their first glory. Many fabrics thai re-
sist water bath ana hot iron will Is
sue from a gasoline bath as good rs
new. one of the advantage OF glso-
line and naphtha is the fact that hoth
ing Is creased by cleansing with it.
CreaScs already in fabric are not re
moved BY & bath in ii either Some per
sons claim that the matted pile Of vel.
yet Is raised ny immersion In gasoline
The experiment Is worth trying
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02

Molasses posset, commonly called
'stewed Quaker" Is fine remedy FOR
cold on the chest Put into sauce
pan a pint OF the best West Indian mo-
lasses. u teaspoonful of pulyerized
white ginger and quarter of pound
Of fresh butter. Let it simmer for baif
an hour. stirring it frequently, but do
not let it come 10 a boil Then add ell
Their the juice Of two lemons or two ta-
blespoonfuls of vinegar Allow it 10
stand on the lire for five minutes longer
and II Is ready for use
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
Wins unjoue AZ

One Of the most ingenious methods
known Of keeping The letter Of a bet
and breaking Its spirit was that OF a
New Yorker, who wagered that he
would not speak TO human being for
a month. He won his wager. bnt be-
lore many days passed his loneliness
began 70 pail. Al last he hit upon the
device OF expressing his sentiments BY
addressing bis remarks to his dog
London Pail Mall Gazette.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02

Cats have always been highly ral-
aed in wales. They are kept abort
-ranaries 20 Ca.ch rats. IN she 9.r
lays anybody stealing one OF these
ais mad t0 give fer Der : sheep O.
aub. should the cat chance TO -s
HE'D she was hung Up r tas =
-1.-l her head touched tie lCo- go
heat poured over her Until The T.
ii her tail was covered All this
wheat the thief had 10 give TO tn
..at .s. owner. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
|. c. R. R. BULLETIN

OnCway Colonist rates to Mexico
City. $1,000 to Mexico City. Tickets
sold daily February Is to April z, and
September l5 to Octobe IL, 1906.
Sales one.way 10 San Francisco, los
Angeles, San Diego and other points
in California; also to Prescott and
Phoenix. Ariz. Dates Of sale, daily,
February Is To April 7 and September
Is 70 October IL.
s25,65 to Billings, Montana.
s3O.55 to Helena, Butte. Garrison.
Chinook, Anaconda, Missoula, Kill
spell, Grantsdale Mont, Ogden and
Salt lake City. Utah. and Pocatello.
Idaho.
$3215 to Spokane. Walla WalIa
Wallula Junction. Ellensburg Wen
atchee, Wash, Umatilla, and Hunting
ton, Oregon.
$34.65 TO Portland, Tacoma, and
Seattle, Wash, Victoria and Van
couver, 2. G., Astoria and Ashland,
Ore, Calgary, Alb.
Tickets 10 points named sold daily,
February Is TO April z, and September
is to October 81
For further particulars and any IN
formation regarding the above rates
call on or address, the undersigned.
b. w. GROSS.
8. q. HATCH, Ticket Agent.
General Passenger Agent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
Mustard PIasters.

In making mustard plaster no wa
ter should be used, but the mustard
mixed with the white Of an egg. The
result will be n plaster that will draw
perfectly. but win not produce a blister
even on the skin Of an infant. no mat
ter how long Il is allowed to remain
upon the part.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
Australian cricl.c.

There are more possibilities OF ad
ventures in Australian than in Eng.
iish cricket 4 recent Australian mail
reports a match in Victoria ia which
The bali was hit ilto some under
growth. The FEEDER who vert after
il found the SPOT occupied by twc big
SNAKES. q brown and black one. The
game was Temporarily suspended. the
reptiles were killed with cricket
stumps and the bail recovered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
Homemade Cold Care.

For colds which are so prevalent at
this season of the year there ls no bet
ter remedy than fiaxseed as often al
the cough becomes troublesome. To one
heaplng tablespoonful Of faxseed allow
tumbler and half Of cold water
Boil them together until the liquid be-
comes quite sticky. Then strain il over
a quarter of pound Of sugar and an
ounce of gum arabic. Stir until thor
oughly dissolved and squeeze into II the
iulce OF q lemon.