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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-05-16

You may think yourself q Curlst-
ian, but-whst does God thinki
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-05-16
PUTNAM FADE L E SIS YES
&

Color more goods brighter and faster colo
dye any garment without ripping apart
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
STILL PUSHING
IMPROVEMENTS
MAYOR CALLS SPECIAL MEETING
OF COUNCIL FOR MONDAY TO
CONSIDER BATCH or SIDE
WALK oRDlNANcEs-oTHER
IMPROVEMENTS.

The mayor viii put forth strenuous
efforts 10 push public Improvements.
There are fourteen ordinances ready
providing tor as many different pieces
II sidewalk in as many dif1ereu parts
0f the city lie has called a special
meeting Of the city council for Mon
lay night TO dispose of these ordi-
nauces. ana there may De other inn
Dortant business 90 dispose Of
His Honor BIAS not yrf made his
9cli-e and fire appou me1ts Or is
aid DO vill rcapDo'ut fAe eutire ola
o.ce Al any rate he SD stated some
time ago and it BIAS not t-anspired
hat DE- has changed hi- mind
The Official notice for the public
Gearing 90 Washington avenue has
reeu sent ont 60 owners Of property
situated IN that avenue A copy an.
1ear. elsewhere IT, is Che biggest
single improvement thus far under
aiken. in point of estimated cost rs
.o.sI cost as estimated. including tae
0sf Of asses meut wiII Doe Sf1f-
3U14 and viii exceed t'e contract
cost of tic Commercial avenue Sc Eer
~ s2GoH The hearing on this im
3roveme1t WuI be bad Stay a.
u is expected that the nest sters
O. Poplar Sycamore and Wa'aut
-eefs win also be taken very 81 n.
The neat step fri the cases Of The
sewer and street filling ordinances
1assed hy the -iy council Friia
light providing for improvements o.
tlua-ed fa cost over sss.01n. wiil Dc
ro pass iu6gm ut in the county court
lnI affer nat fhe cos win be appe
cned 10 the property by commits
Eiuuels-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
DIED AFTER A
LONG ILLNESS
ALBERT oseooD, FORMERLY OF
CAIRO, DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
AGED SO YEARS.

Tie Cairo friends Of Albert Os
good. Of Chicago. formerly Of this eli
viii be shocked and deeply grieved e
learn Of his death watch occurred Iasl
Sunday at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs All RI Osgood in that
city.
The decedent about four years ago
resided in Cairo for number Of
months having charge Of the local
Office If the 0sgood Lumber company
of which his father was the head,
During his residence hre he made
many friends by reason of his genial,
kindly nature ana his untimely death
will cause sadness to every one who
knew him.
The decedent was 3G ars OF age
and unmarried He is survived by his
parents. two brothers, Messrs. George
B. and Harry Osgood and a married
sister, all Of whom reside in Chi
cago. Mrs George b. Osgood form
erly Miss = arl Lancaster. CT Cairo is
sisteriulaw OF the decedent
About year and a half ago Mr..
Osgaod went TO Louisiana to take
charge Of saw mill and became i'll
while there He returned 10 Chicago
a. the b ginning of the winter and
since that time had been confined 10
bis he'd
The funeral was held last Tuesday
with mferment at Rose Hin cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
WILL ACCEPT
THE INVITATION
CAIRO LODGES, KNIGHTS OF
PYTHlAS. ASKED TO ATTEND
AFFAIRS GIVEN BY OUT
or TOWN LODGES.

Cairo Lodge. 173, Knights Of
Pythias, held another Of tn Ii very
interesting meetings Inc past week
One applicant was accepted for mem
1ership ana another application was
received Those pres mt we're some.
what disappointed by the non-arriyal
lf the representative Of the lodge sup
3ly house who was expected TO be
5ers. hnt he win he here at On early
late ana hey win then make their
selection Of a new outfit
The Cairo lodges have number
IF invitations from neighboring
lodges to visit them, among which Is
al Invitation To attend the institution
Of new lodge at Chaf g, Mo-, May
II. also to attend the fifteenth ami
garsary Of Emerson lodge, No. S59
al snara H. alax 30. whore they
will have The pleasure o. meetiHE
many Of the grand lodge offic Rs.
AT the next meeting No l73 will
have work in the rank Of knight, al
gancing two esquires TO this rank and
more applications are espected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
CREW STOOD AT
POSTS OF DUTY
MOBILE & OHIO EMPLOYEES OF
WRECKED TRAIN NO. 2 AR
RIVED HERE AT A. NJ.
TOOK REGULAR RUN OUT
At 2.25 p. M. Yesterday Afternoon
Several Seriously Injured in
Wreck Near Rves,
Tenn, Friday.

The crew and passengers Of Mobile
& Ohio train No. 2 which. was
wrecked near Rives. Tenn, Friday
afternoon did not arrive in Cairo I'M
til o'clock yesterday morning. all
more or less exhausted after the eX-
citement of the wreck and some OF
whom were slightly injured.
Conductor Nelson c, De Pew es-
capped with few scratches. He was
III the middle Of day coach which
tilted down over the edge Of the
broken trestle into the water but
KEEP his nerve and busted himself in
assisting the women passengers some
Of whom were hysterical over the &C
cident
Express Messenger A. II, Owens
was not killed as was at first reported
but his injuries are very severe and It
ID impossible to say now what will be
Inc outcome. He was injured in
ternally and expectorated blood as a
result. He also has a broken collar
bone and three fractured ribs. Owens
brother was injured in a wreck on
the Mobile & Ohio only two weeks
ago ana although suffering greatly he
asked Conductor De Pew to break the
news Of his accident to his sister
who already had undergone a serious
shock by reason OF his brothers mis-
fortune.
r. X. Haley, express messenger,
was injured internally and his left
arm and leg badly cut
G. /. Jenties had dslocated elbow
and Engineer Benson's hand was cut,
Frank Howells, a negro track man
was the most seriously injured OF
any. He was caught in the buffer
plates and was up to his neck in
water. a rope had to be placed UNI
der his shoulders to keep his head
above water. and in that position he
remained for six hours, The wreck
ing crew tore the whole end OF the
car out in the effort TO release him.
When he was at last released he
was sent to Union City to hospital.
1t is not known whether he survived
the exposure Of this long period in the
cold water
The train was running about 30
miles an hour when the accident &c
Cured. The tank was derailed in
some unaccountabla way and ran for
600 feet on the ties. Just at that time
The train struck bridge and the con
cussion knocked the bridge down and
the engine and five cars went down
into the creek below.
Conductor De Pew reports that the
train crew stood at their post Of duty
and were remarkably self-possessed.
Flagman Harry Jones Of Cairo, was
thrown under table in the dining
car but Kept his presence of mind and
rushed back 20 flag an approaching
freight train thereby preventing an
other and doubtless what would have
been a terrible wreck.
The crew Of the wrecked train left
Cairo on No. I yesterday afternoon at
2:25 o'clock. their regular run, having
only arrived here in the morning at
o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
TO KILL THE pANDRUFF GERM.
Nv the Only Possible Way OF HAVING
An Effective Cure.

IL you see woman or man with lux
uriant glossy hair, you may be sure nei-
Their has dandrur 70 amount 10 anything
In nearly every case where women and
men have thin brittle hair, they owe IL
to dandruff. There are hundreds OF prep
arations that "caIm" 70 cure dandruif,
but not one but Nowbro's Herplcide tells
you that dandruff Is the result OF a germ
burrowlng into the scalp and that per-
manent cure Of dandruff and its conse-
quent falling and badness. can only be
had by killing the germ; and there Is no
other preparation that will destroy that
germ but Newhro's Herpicide Destroy
the cause and you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send i0c. In
stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co.
Detroit Mich
TWO si2es-6a cents and si00.
Paul q. Schulz q Sons, Special Agents
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
IN CIRCUIT COURT

10 the circuit court yesterday
James Collins ANA Charles Lewis,
charged with holding mp n gro last
March and stealing sl4 were tried by
jury. found guilty and sent to the
peniteutiarg
Chester Perry was tried for b2r-
eiary aud larceny and was convicted
ard sentenced to the p MI entiary.
VIII smith indicted Cor larceny
vas found guilty e petit larceny. and
was sentenced to 80 days in jail an.
dued SO.
Two divorces were granted. w.
Jam d Doutbit from Fannie Douthi'
and 3. Wilson from Saliie d.
" on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
The Utility Of Beauty.

Beauty and utility are not necesssr-
lily antagonistic. Beauty Itself is use
ful in that Il augments the happiness
Of life. Take away the flowers and
birds, the varying colors of yegeta-
ion. the little cascades and the in
vulnerable things of beauty with
HIGH nature has endowed her
emery and lie would be bereft Of
ich OF its gladncss. much that ex-
and eni5eihshes it. much that
SIS f. rr.e Isl -ui to the human
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

John Mcdonald ct ux 20 G. G. Rem
lleman swd town Of Thebes. Drawn s
subdivision lo 6. block 3, 1915.
John Mcdonald ct ux 10 c. G. Rem
lleman qcd, town or Thebes
Brawns subdivision. part OF LOT ),
block S. 81.
Thomas O Thornioa ct ux to
George c. Kinslow wd- city Of Cairo,
FarrelFs addition, Tot Id block 4,
$ll5,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
FIRST COUNT Of
THE BALLOTS
IN BIG VOTING CONTEST FOR a
FREE PIANO MADE LAST
NIGHT.

The big voting con- est now going
on for a free piano is attracting much
attention and votes are being cast
rapidly at Henckell's drug store. All
the merchants whose names appear
in the contest advertisement appear
ing in The Bulletin give tickle with
purchases at their stores and these
ballots can be cast for the church
society. lodge, order or individual oil
your choice.
The first count Of the ballots was
made last night and the results were
ar foffogve-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
Poli.IeIan,s shrswdness.

1t was related of shrewd politi-
ian who once represented in congress
Dne of the lower wards of New York
city that he always addressed his rag.
zed, coatless constituents arrayed in
~ ening dress. The unwashed appre-
ciated the compliment and eheered
the louder for "Fernandy Wood. -
sunday Magazine
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
Sunday Excursions.

There are two excursions ont OF
Cairo this morning. Cne is via the
Big Four railroad 10 Vncennes, Ind.
he occasion being the opening Of
Lakewood Fark. new resort. The
other is The Bart nders League ok.
cursion to Cape Girardean, Mo- given
Oh board the Sir. Louisiana.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Harry Wells, son OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Hclry Wells 81 Washington y, g.
formerly nt Cairo has returned g
this country flom Southern France
where he tauga languages and has
accepted the chair Of advanced Eng
llsh and FtencA in the Chicago Uni
versity preparatory school. Mr. Wells.
IT,. IS nephew Of Mr. Blanche SUM-
san of this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
Plsssant for Aun,ie.

Dolly was sitting on the front
stairs looking anxiously al the young
man who Was waiting in the Darloi
for the appearance Of Dolly's aunt bis
sweetheart "Auatie will Be dowE
pitty thoon." Dolly called sympa
he;ically. "she ith just psintin her
..ce.-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

cairo ana vicinity showers anl
ihunderstorms, cooler
Illinois Generally fair in NORTH
showers ana thinders ofms southern
portion cooler
Kenfuckg Partly cloudy AM sliehh
III cGolef.
Tennessee Partly cloudy
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
Steamboat EXCURSION.

An ex ufson viii be given we mes
day May 29ti on the steamer y
for The benefit Of the Children
Home. There VIII be dancing and
the affair promises 20 he a pleasant
social event.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


A stable on til premises. Of John
e Gholson on Park avenue was de
stroyed BY fire late yesterday after
uoon quantity Of bedding was
stored in the building and was entire
N destroyed. oBth stations Of the
fire departm ut responded 10 the
alarm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
Ret.,othaI Announced.

Announcement " made OF me en-
gagem ut 81 MS Florence Chesman
Barber daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John
Orson Barber. Of Winnetka, ~ Prof.
Leonard r. Bonar p. S. Miss Barrier
MIC is graduate Of the University
Of Chicago is niece Of Mr. Ors n
smith. Prof Bonar Is the son of Mr.
ana Mrs. Elw 90 Bonar Of Clarinton,
o. ana nephew Of The celebrated
Scotch chanc ilor Horatio Bonar The
wedding viii take place early in sep
TENDER. ara the young couple viii
reside al West Hin, Anna III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

FOR sALE-A Steam Tug with
model screw propeller, 60 II. long, ~
q. beam. 5 Il. depth, built from select
ed white oak. u CARTS compound
engine 6xf2. stroke 2 =. Scotch Ma
RE boiler butt in 1904. steam pres
sure $50 lbs. For further particulars
.srite or see Jos. 3. Reed, 1905 Ohio
ST.. Cairo, ~.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
Ethics CT Fzstino.

Fasting from luxury and excess II
iroct dure absc. uteiy In harmony
with vigorous. healthy sld moral
condition. TIe conduct Indicated.
therefore. In the Lenten last Of the
q orch Is calcu al d TO lead the erring
into The pains Of physiological
righteousness -iA-~sk
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
pl..,itul linsstnn. sr-nlr.

On the Tombizbea river. Alabama.
IS enough limestone to supply 6
cement plant for le0 years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Judges request that names pc
spelled n full and not abbreviated
Votes without names cannot be
counted for any one.
The piano is displayed in one OF
Kaufman Bros. show windows.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
Sun and Moon.

sun will rise toiag 4'4l a ".
Sun will set today 7:l2 p M.
Moon will Else tonight W a RI,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

DON'T FORGET THE 5ARTEND-
eRs EXCURSION. SUNDAY, MAY
10. TO CAPE GiRARDEAu AND RE.
TURN. BOAT LEAVES AT 8 A. NJ.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

E F. FIndlay formerly Illinois Cen
iTai day operator on The Cairo bridge
has been promoted 10 the position Of
operator At the Mounds telegraph
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Rugs made of old carpet Olson
Rug company Apply Mrs. D. Sajler.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

G. F. Schilline. representing the
Rich Construction company went to
81 louis yesterday 10 arrange fof
the shipment of machinery 20 Cairo
to De used in the construction Of the
big sewer for which his company has
The contract
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Miss Eleanor n lon. Of Padueah,
visited friends in the city yesterday
en- route to Fort Wayne. Ind, where
she viii spend several weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Miss Fannie Cushman, who il very
ll al ST. Mays Infirmary, mains
III about the same condition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Miss Mary Williams Of Ninth street
expects TO Iaye soon for an extend
ed visit with friends az Kingston n.
r.. and New York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Mrs. Mary Bernstein retained yes
erday from a visit of several weeks
with relatives az Centralia Ashley.
ia Quoiu and Murphysooro.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Hon Richard +. Powers was report
ed last night to be In, critical condi-
ion. It Is feared that he can not re-
cove.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

ua was in the city Yesterday.
N III Sutherland raturned last eyo
-
George Whitaker went to Elco yes
rday 10 visit relatives Tor few
u n wall Of Mound City. father
Of Judge N. 4. Wall. Is In the city on
r. d. Rexford returned last exc
ming from visit win relatives at
~ aus
s, II u,t.t.iir,
- L - IN ~ .'i NH a,..,l,,a, M
= T, : pnr,e
9 $50. ~ ma y, Ter.
.als, 4 fp0. 1.,'sa. .'''l ,.a MI, I'm,
sts,t rslatiges
~ ''
II u stern ns arrived iast efeii,ils
III IS 80. ~
with his Iamliy.
( r.u ea,,.m .na rar, ,ti,iar ws,t
Eugene sadier ana Carr Mllief Went
lto Carmi this morning 70 spend the
day with friends.
Inut street has as her guest, her moth
ler, Mrs spann, of Ana1.
1 Miss Fannie Cushman, who is very
IN about the same condition
49,, a=. '- -.-g.--.
fion, = c,iaiu = i'~e's W ~ !.
~ m, hlsn. q rs ii : - 49,. n.
ION = y reared 'na' ne can NOV ~
Z Ai"'' Saarie4 ualishel Nas Ie ~, 2
81 y pe very near ueash iase ilish'-
enc y to'ai'y pafaiF|eu ana ""eon
scious.
| Miss Eleanor y ION. q Paduean'
Visi'ea iFiehas IN we Guy yes'eIua}
en- route 70 Fort wayne lhd4 Where
she VIII spend several weeks
Pnnelpai Harry wilson OF me aal-
q snort VISIT Win relatives.
Lillian Halliday, little daughter OF
Mrs. Florence Halliday Of Walnut
street. who has been I'll, is GONZALES
cent.
Murray and Mrs. Charles Hodge. OF
( Villa Ridge were in the city shopping
yesterday.
-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Mrs G, B, Dew y. Of Upper Wal
nut street has as her guest her moth
Ell, Mrs Spann, Of hnaa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
FUNERAL NOTICE.

WHlTE-Dei, Friday, Nay II
1907, Anna Marie White, little daugh-
ter Of Mis- Robert White,
Funeral services will be held al the
residence. 94S Twenty eiah b street.
fhis afternoon ar o'clock, conducted
hy he Rev. s. ? Mahopey. Cortese
will leave by carriages at 1880 y m.
for Beech Cove cemetery. Friends
are invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Mfs. Charles Gallagher was report
! ga TO be very near death last night
She is totally paralyzed ana uneon
scious.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Lillian Halliday little daughter of
Mrs, Florence Halliday. Of Walnut
street. who has been i'll, is GONZALES
cent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Principal Harry Wilson, of the SAT
ford School. went 10 Pinckneyyill for
short visit with relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Misses Maggie Minton and Byrdic
Murray and Mrs Charles Hodge. Of
Villa Ridge were in the city shopping
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Eugene sadler ana Carl Miller went
to Carmi this morning to spend the
day with friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

nr Rendleman has moved into
his new office at GIG Commercial ave
nue.. foot of Seventh street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Claude Dillon has res ened his posi-
tion or the American Express com
DaBys fiCe1o take position at the
IHipo.s Central freight oaic
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Mrs Harry W. schuh o. Eighteen .h
SIRE b. 10 Chicago visiting bier
iaughfef Mrs. Arthur Garland Mmi
Sen Pr anI Mrs Moulfon have gone
70 housekeeping on Calumet avenue
near weuty-second street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

MS Ta0mas Brock. of Kansas City
No. formerly Miss Nellie Ganney.
who hs- been the guess IF N Creigh
tcE. Of Topper Commercial avenue. o.
turned hon, yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Tim Murphy has returned from q
business trip @ Paducah. and other
points and will leave Tuesday morn
Ing Tor Norenci Ariz, TO visit his
brother.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

jasper Hatcher went to New Mad.
ria. no Yesterday where he viii re
main nti after The Soutbeas' Ms
souri Drummer Association meeting
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

II. n. Steph ms arrived last evening
from East St Louis % spend Sunday
with his family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Mrs. S. Goodman ANA liitle son, left
last night for Chicago where hey viii
visit relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Mrs. s A. Harkless. OF Wickliffe,
KY. Is the guest Of her daughter Mrs
e. A Burke
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

j. n Wall Of Mound City father
Of Judge ". 4, Wall. IS In the city on
business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

r. ID Reyford returned last exc
ming from a visit Win relatives AZ.
Cenlralia
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Jacob. solomon left last night for
st Louis for brief visit
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

George Whitaker went to Eco yes
rday 10 visit relatives Ter few
days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-15
NAILS AT INTERVALS 27N -
III

DRAWING SHOWS HOW THE NAILS ARE AR
RANGED.
One-half lengths, leaving two and one
fourth inches at either end. HaIve the
four and One-half inch lengths with
your pencil, and at a distance of one
half inch each side of these pencil
marks drive a nail so that it's sharp
end protrudes a fourth of an inch from
the top of the rod, as shown in Fig. i.
When you have treated both your
rods in this manner, they will each
contain six pair of nails and will look
like Fig. 2 The rods must now be
screwed on to the back of the box
four and one-half inches from the top
and the other ten and one-half inches
from the bottom.
Now stand the box up and place the
heels of the boots you wish to store
over the nails. You will find that they
hang quite securely and are easily
put in position or removed
A good finish is given if the box is
painted inside and out with some serv-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-15
A BOX FOR SHOES.

establishments, be they male or fe-
male, sometimes find their footwear
too much with them.
Here is suggestion for the making
of a box in which boots can conven-
iently be kept and in which they will
be preserved far better than in the
dark, nearly inaccessible cupboard bot
tom, which is their usual resting place.
Suppose that six pairs of boots have
to be provided for. Then the inside
measurement of the back Of the box
should be twenty-seven inches by TWEEN
ty-seven inches, and it should be about
nine inches deep.
Besides the box itself you will re-
quire fifty-four inches of wooden rod
three-fourths of an inch square, TWEEN
ty-four thin wire nails one inch long
and few one inch screws.
The square wooden rod should be in
twenty-seven inch lengths to fit the
back of the box.
One corner Of the whole length of
this rod must be slightly rounded, so
that it's section is like that shown IN
Fig. /.
When this has been done. the rod
must be measured off into four and
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-15
Harmony In Dress at Capital Levees

Harmony In Dress at Capital Levees.
Mrs. Roosevelt and her social aids
may not discuss affairs of gravity at
the boudOir cabinet meetings, but they
talk over their gowns, with the result
that never did the mistress of the
White House and the women in line
at the official levees present more
harmonious appearance.
It Mrs. Roosevelt elects to wear
white, she likes all her assistants to Sc
lect the same or some very pale color.
The result makes for artistic blending
and adds to the beauty of the scene.
1t used to be that an unfortunate cab
met hostess would spend weary hours
and many dollars getting up a fine cos
tune, and perhaps the woman next her
would have on something which liter
ally spoiled the effect.
Mrs. Roosevelt disapproves of strong
contrasts in the receiving line, and she
makes but few requests of this nature,
SO her wishes are always faithfully
followed. Certainly the guests at the
reception enjoy a spectacle got up
with a view to harmony rather than
the haphazard green's, reds and blacks
of former days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-15
To Save Starch

After using cold water starch, let
what remains settle. Then pour off the
water and allow the starch to dry
When dry, it can be replaced in the
starch box for future use.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-15

1ceabIe c o | o +
and ur t a in
ringed to slide
on a rod hung
in front Gig. -
shows it thus
completed. But
if your skill at
carpentry will
admit, the cur
tains might be
replaced by a
a pair of doors.
If you are not
able to make
this most useful
article yourself,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-15

article yOuFSeII, NAH PROJECTING FROM
q carp enter TOP.
would make one
for few dollars, and the outlay would
soon be covered by the heightened
wear of the properly cared for boots.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-15
ABOUT The HOUSE.
a Box In Which Boots Can Be
Kept.
HOW IT is TO BE MADE.
Exact Measurements Are Given, Which
1t Followed Carefully Will Bring
About Very Satisfactory Results For
the Amateur Carpenter.

What shall we do with our boots?'
occasionally becomes a question of al
most tragic Importance i'll a large fam
lily, and even the owners of bachelor