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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
THE PROCESSES or COOKING.
One Main Point for the HousekeePsr
to Remember.

II housewives understood more fully
The processes of broiling, roasting and
boiling, there would be less complaint
Of tough, tasteless meat. The princi'
pies underlying all three methods Is
Identical: the difference lies in the
TO be attained is TO first quickly scar
The exterior of the meat, thus coagu-
ating the surface albumen and effect
lally sealing the juices. The cooking
then proceeds more slowly TO finish,
me time required Ringing, as matter
81 course, upon the size OF the cut.
In broiling and in roasting, which
are In reality the same, the name de-
pending upon the nature OF the piece
Of meat this hardening OF the exterior
is accomplished by exposing the meat
to the direct action of the heat, which
must be intense enough to scar the
surface at once. When il Is not the
Juices seep out, leaving the meat
tasteless and sacrificing its nutritive
qualities.
In boiling meat. surface coagulation
Is attained by immersing the meat in
boiling water and keeping up the tenn
perature for minute. One Of the pre-
liminary rules of boiling. one which
should be indeihly impressed upon
every cook. is that water cannot be
heated to the proper temperature for
boiling (2l2 degreesJ in an open yes
sci nor is one with an indifferently
fitting cover. Another point. equal in
importance to the first, is that when
water begins TO boil, quicker fire than
is absolutely necessary to keep II boil
ing results merely in wasting the wa
ter in the form of steam and so hard
ems the exterior OF the meat as to pre-
vent the heat penetrating to the in
terior.-The Housekeeper. N
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
GIANTS TO PLAY
COMPANY K.
AT ARMoRY TONIGHT - SOL
OiERS WILL MAKE ANOTHER
BIG EFFORT TO DOWN
THE INVlNclHLES.

Baseball fans are ant cipatinc an
other game Of the indoor variety to
night to be played at the Armory be-
/ tween the Giants, the invincible team
that has percentaga of 1000 un.
narred by even single defeat and
The Company Ks. who although hay
ing played five games and lost them
all have "bobbed up erenely' ready
for another bout with soldiCr.like
rayery and tenaci,y of purpose. To.
night the soldier boys will be steeled
0 desperation by constant defeat and
the Giants had better have care or
like the u cat Napoleon they may
take n tumble.
Bates. the magnificent. who put
nineteen men out in one game re.
Gently, breaking all local records at
the indoor game, will pitch for the
Giants and Roche probably will do
thes honors for the Soldiers.
The usual admission fee of 10 cents
will be charged for men and ladie,
viii be admitted free.
The series of indoor games will
at intervals until March 18th
all the teams having three more
games to play
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Both Good and Pretty.

dessert that is inexpensive. orr.
ginal and pretty TO the eye--what
more could any dish boasts basis
of baked apples with nuts by way Of
the novelty Butternuts, hickory or
black walnuts are best for this For
dozen large apples cup and half
OF nut meats will be required with a
tablespoonful Of sugar for each apple
Chop the meats fie ami add the
sugar. Core The apples and fill the
cavity with the nuts Place In drip
ping pan. not too clo.e. pour in cup
OF boiling water and bake in a quick
oven uEtil the apples are tender Take
up carefully pour the juice in the
pan over them. II desired. crown with
meringue made from the whites OF
tvo eggs beaten sin with two table
spoonfuls powdered sugar then set in
cool oven until golden brown.
Grown each apple with Maraschino
cherry Or csndicd cranberry for
pretty color effect
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
FINE DISPLAY
OF PRODUCTS
MADE sf CAIRO CIDER & VIM
EGAR COMPANY AT TIE
PURE FOOD SHOW.
MANY new BEVERAGES
Placed On the Market BY This Com
pany IN Addition TO Vinegar
Find Favor With the
Aou5ekeepers.

one of the most attractive displays
al the Pure Food show now being held
In the Feuchter building is that of the
Cairo Cider 4 Vinegar company
whose numerous products are shown
in very pleasing manner.
This company has offices. ware
rooms and factory at 500 Ohio street.
where they occupy two floors This
enterprise, while compa atiycly a
young one in Caro- business field
IS very thriving one and is bust.
ness is growing remarkably
TO get its products well introduced
into the family trade the company Is
taking orders for city bushes, which
is being handled directly through he
grocers OF the city, Travelling salos
men represent the company on the
road and are meeting with excellent
success in getting the out-of.town
trade
A specially of the company Is their
Ben Davis pure cider vinegar which
l. one of the exhibits AT the pure food
show and guaranteed to be a pure
article Besides vinegar the company
manufactures delicious beverages
such as phospbates in raspberry,
peach, orange. grape, cherry, black.
berry, strawberry. ginger. Mexican
Hot and other fiayors besides spark
ling pure sweet and hard apple cider
Their pHUsphate4 are reasonable in
price and are becoming a favorite
beverage for receptions served with
the fresh fruit of the same flavor as
the pho phate
A new drink named after Cairo and
known as Cairo--Illa composed OF
combination of delightful favors is
making great hit in the market.
Under the very efficient manage.
ment Of Mr.. l.. + Proflet the Cairo
Cider 4 Vinegar company is forging
ahead and is making a success that is I
very gratifying 10 the company and .
its friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
GETTING RECRUITS
BIG FORCE or NEW SOLDIERS
NEEDED EACH YEAR.
The Largest Recruiting Station Of
West, That Located at Jefferson
Barracks Missouri.

The stun out of which soldiers are
made is picked up in the rough, crude
state at the rate of about 10000 head
per year. and under the Jealous hands
Of the drill master II soon becomes the
trained soldier to do the nations bid,
ling and defend her interests wherever.
they may lie, All recruits for our
army are assembled, enlisted, drilled
and instructed at one of three depots:
David's Island, New York: Columbus
barracks. Ohio, and Jefferson barracks,
| Mo. Jefferson barracks draws IT'S re-
cruits from recruiting stations scat
| tered through the west and south.
| They come from all classes, profess
! sions and callings which go to make
up the great American nation.
The first place to which the recruit
is introduced is the receiving barracks.
Next In order Is an exhaustive bath,
taken under the supervision of ser.
geant, who will advise the use of
plenty OF soap and water, as gener-
GUS government pays for ii ALI
After the bath the recruit goes
across the hall to an examining room,
where the surgeon and recruiting Off.
Ger puts him through a thorough ply.
steal examination. A great majority
Of men who apply for enlistment are
rejected physically. On account of the
thoroughness Of this examination we
are believed to have as fine a body OF
men physically In our army as In any
examination, the recruit is duly en-
listed. has the articles OF war read 1"
him and is then solemnly sworn into
the service of the United States, ana
has short lecture delivered to him
by the recruiting officer on the crime,
folly and idiocy of desertion. He is
then given a uniform and sufficient
quantity of underclothing. shoes and
other necessities to fully equip him for
his stay at the recruit depot
The depot commander, Col Evans.
has made every effort toward Installing
in the mind Of the recruit while at the
depot the primary essentials OF a
solder-cleanliness, manliness, i'm
plicit obedience to his superlors and a
soidierly carriage and department, and
his sole idea has been to send to the
post to which the recruit may 20 a
young American soldier who has a re-
spect for his uniform. pride in his
profession, a man of whom his future
officers may be proud.
The recruit depot at Jefferson bar
racks was organized on August 10,
1906, in compliance with an act OF
appointed June L., 1905,
and comprises six recruit companies
IA, Is. 16 II, Is, and
10. The first, second, third, fourth.
fifth and sixth recruit companies are
stationed at Fort Sodium, N. Y; the
seventh eighth, ninth, tenth. eleventh,
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Lieut.. Col. n. X. Evans, Commanding
Jefferson Barracks Recruit Depot.

twelfth and thirteenth companies are
AT Columbus barracks, Ohio.
These three dcpOts organized under
the provisions of the act OF congress,
under the supervision OF the secre-
tary If war. we're necessitated b. tho
exigencies OF the service, and IN future
will be maintained as schools of in
struction for embryonic soldiers. The
military secretary OF the army is yirtu-
ally the commanding Officer of this
regiment Of i9 recruit companies con
sisting OF the three battalions, aud al
correspondence and orders relating to-
members OF these companies so to him
direct
4 new feature in connection with
the enlistment of recruits for military
service is the complete Identification
record prepared under the superviy-
ion of officers trained for the purpoes
at the three depots, which includes a
bust picture Of the recruit. with his
signature on cardboard shown ON tia
breast in each photo. besides a figu:3
card showing all marks on the body o.;
the recruit and bis thumb impressions.
st the dcyot at Jefferson barracks.
Surgeon James ID. Fife. medical de-
partmen.. assisted by Corp. Arthur o.
Butler. signal corps. and trained mem
bcrs Of the hospital corps. prepare this
Identification record. which rs for
-sarded direct to tho surgeon general
Of the army 4. Washington for future
reference aud Identification. With this
ysstem in vogue il will be an utter
impossibihiy for soldier to be re-
enlisted in the service after HAVING
been discharged dishonorably or ol
surgeon certificate OF disability. excepi
by the authority OF the secretary OF
war. and viii prevent the former prsS
lice of fraud upon the government.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
after A DUkED0A
INTERESTING STRUGGLE BE
TWEEN EDWARD AND WILLIAM.
Both the King OF England and the
Emperor OF Germany Covet the
Rulership OF Brunswick for
Their Relatives.

There is a merry struggle on be
tween Kaiser Wilhelm and King Ed
ward. aud all the arts of diplomacy
are being employed in the effort Il
secure control Of the dukedom oI
Brunswick, Each has a candidate 70,
the place Of ruler. King Edward backs
his brothcr-in.law, the Duke Of Cum
bcrland, the Kaiser is fighting for one
III his sons, Prince Eitel Fritz.
The prize is little strip of land only
l,i2i square miles, and its population
is less than half a million. In fact
il Is one of the smallest states OF
those that make up the German en-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

As to the closing scenes at the trial
the Nashville American gave the fol
lowing interesting story:
Or. Feist has practiecd his profess
sion ia Nashville some ten. or lively,
years and his transactions of r cent
years resulted in his counsel nor plac
ing him on the witness stand IN hi,
own behalf Thus the defendant was
In the attitude Il being unable ia
deny the testimony that was piled M
agains him With all of the t.s.i.
mouy that was offered there was moth.
Ing in The record to point 10 Mrs. Man.
grum ever having had improper rela.
tons with any other living man, and
none other to whom the finger of sus-
picion pointed The defendant wa
also hgh ing against the power VI
public ointment. and the fact that the
deceased was 4 woman. Doubt Of the
ability of toe state to prove the venue
caused many to believe that there
would b a mistrial
The mo ion TO a new trial in the
case will probably come ND ON next
Saturday. but counsel may ask for
inc in which 10 prepare their
grounds II tho motion is oyerruled
an appeal will bee taken 20 the su.
preme court n is almost rtaln
that the appeal cannot get on the
dorkei at This term Of court. and
for hat reason e will be necessary
for the defendant 10 remain IN Jail nm.
III the next term of he sup me court
which will be in December. Counsel
for The defendant were firm in thu
opinion that the upreDte court will
not anairm ite lower court iu This
cs~c. There ace tvrnty-sevcn rc-
quests 10y counsel for the defendant
regarding The charge which were Owe.
ruled by Judg Hsrt and exceptions
were taken
The verdict Of the jury Is regarded
a. 4 great victory for the counsel for
the state. composed OF Attorney Gen
eraI Bass General Wash ngton and
Atttm-y Hickman They had array.
ed against them th. aDles- lawyears
In the tate and there were few who
believed that there would he con
yiction al the time the trial began.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
ON THE RIVERS

The river marked $50 feet on The
Cairo gauge last evening showing q
fall Of ~ in "a hours.
The Fred Hartweg went 10 Joppa
Yesterday with two barges Of lumber
She dropped a barge of wood here for
the Southern Wood Supply company.
The Dick Fowler was the regular
Paducah packet.
The Georgia Lee will be in port TO-
morrow from Memphis for Cincinnati.
The Stacker Lee left Memphis last
evening for Cairo and ST. Louis.
The Herman Paepcke passed Mem
phiS Tuesday for Cairo. with several
barges of logs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The ohio from Evansville 20 Cairo
win continue falling during the next
S yeral days.
The Tennessee from Florence to
the mouth. will fan sloNly or remain
stat onary during the next two Or
three days
The Mississippi at Chester. will fall
tonight and Thur day. From Cape
Gi;ardeau 10 Cairo will continue ris-
ing during the n NJ q 20 &c hours
Then fall
The Wabash at Mt Carmel will re-
main nearly stationary or rise slight
ly du rne the next 20 10 IS no r..
=. IL SMITH
Local F0recaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
NOTICE.

The City National Bank of Cairo,
located at the City OF Cairo, In the
State OF Illinois. is closing its affairs
All note holders and other creditors
Of the Association are therefore here,
by notified to present the notes and
other claims for payment.
J. S. AISTHORPR, Cashier.
Dated January End. 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
BIDS WANTED.

Bids vii Doc rC-e.ved up to noon
March Is. 1907. for the construction
81 Sidewalks. curbi1g and cutters.
around the property OF john Bourgeois
located on the corner of Washington
avenue and Fourteenth street this
city. Specifications etc. on file in
my Office above Alexander County
National Bank.
=. Kt'SENER. Architect
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
WOODMEN 'SC|RCLE
IS ORGANIZED
MALLY tNAUGURATED-
ELECTION AND install.
LATioN OF OFFICERS

Cairo Groyc No. % Woodmcn s
Circle. va formally organized last
night at Ascalon hall. The members
took the solemn obligations of thc
order and the membership was aug.
meatcd by three transfers from
Tower Grove. s Louis, and wo
from Egypt Grove, Cairo.
Officers we're elected AMI installed
as follows:
Worthy Guardian-M;s. Nellie l.
Hahn.
Past GuGrJlan-M Mrs NJ j. Farm
baker.
ClerF-Mrs. Ice Harrison.
Advisor Mrs Frank Habercr
Chaplain-Mra George Gilmore.
Attendant-Mrs. Tony Celia
Bsuker--N = J. II Eel
Inner DJ1fkeeper-Mrs. Lon Kel'is.
Outer Do3rbeeper-Mrs ". D
Young
Physician--Drs r. T. Clancy and
y. o. Greer.
Managers.
NJ J. Farnbsker-3 years
George Chino e years.
Fred kotier-f year
Following the installation luncheon
consisting OF sandwiches. salad,
pickles. celery aud coffee was served
and the affair concluded with
dance
Cairo Grove starts under pleasant
auspicc- a-d bids far 70 grow
rapidly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Good Furnitvr. Cream.

For a good furniture cream. finely
shred "a ounce Of beesVsx. bslf an
ounce Of white wax. and half an ounce
Of CASTLE SOAP Cover with hair 2 pint
Of turpentine and stand on the stove
in a sslliDot to dissolve Next day add
a quarter pint Of boiling water. sir
thoroughly together and then put in
aidr-mouthed bottles for use. Keen
this cream well c5rked.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
WANT NEW TRIAL
IN FEST CASE
MOTION WILL BE ARGUED FRI
DAY OR TURDAY-cLoStNG
SCENES OF TRIAL GRAPHIC.
ALLY TOLD.

Tomorrow or Saturday the motion
for new trial will be argued in the
court at Nashville in the case Of DR..
Herman Feist charged with the
murder Of Mrs. Rosa Maugrum. II Il
believed 20 be merely a matter Of
form. as it Is not believed that any
new trial will be granted, although
the counsel for the defense took
many exceptions during the progress
of the rial.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
RUSSIANS ATTACK JEWS.

Odessa. FEB 20.-Ninety-f Jews
and Jewesses have been removed 70
sospiiais suffering from injuries 81
tained in attacks upon them last nighI
by members Of the Union OF Russian
Men. Racial ill-feeling runs high and
Jews hare are hourly expecting an
other so-i- + outrage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
The WEATHER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The maximum temperature yes
tcrday was 81, minimum 81, At p, M
- and IL o'clock last night 80. Tn
day was partly fair but a di.izzle fell
during the afternoon. At midnight
snow began to fan which covered the
Ground 10 a depth to two irtches by
2.30 this morning
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

! a slight break In DR. J. Herman
Feis's voice as he said this Will,
sitting in the front room OF the Jail,
surrounded by the deputies who had
brought him from the court house
! where he had heard the verdict OF
| guilty. through crowd Of jecring
people, and TO the cell where he will
spend the days or months or maybe
years until the final chap err. For q
legal fight IS still ahead
Save tor that one br ak in hi
voice ana shaking of his hands when
the hancuffs were first put on, this
man convicted or numbering a woman
has retained an absolutely perfect
seli'control. He has always seemed
entirely aware Of what was going on
around him. does not star az an un
usual sound. but remains quiet and
Self.posse sed.
Immediately after the verdict OF
murder in the first degree was re
turned the att nding deputy arose
and walking over TO DR.. Fcist placed
the handouts upon his wrists. Dr.
Feis's h4ads trcmblel perccptibly.
but he walked out of the court room
with firm step and his expression
under absolute control.
Jeered BY Crowd
Out ide great crowd had gather.
ed. AS the prisoner came into the
light there were icers. from men and
boys. The squad of deputy marshals
closed In about the prisoner. who
seemed no, to notice The demonstra.
ton. The crowd followed. pressing
The little group closely. There was
no fear Of violence, but the deputies
turned and drove the men and boys
back to the street
Dr. Feist entered through the big |
ron gate and the doors of the jail |
With no show of emotion whatever |
He was given seat by the window |
n the front office until his sell could !
'e prepared
When the handouts were removed
ne lighted cigar ana sat smoking, /
Ms dark black hat pulled down over
lis eyes. which while they looked
seemed 10 see no hing.
The deputies about him laughed AMI
oked, and at times Dr.. J. Herman
list smiled To all appearances.
here was nothing in the situation
hat made him different from the
ther men in the room.
Doctor. il is customary to search"
aid Sheriff Johns. not unkindly. Doc
or Feist nodded and arose. His coat
nd his vest were taken off and ex.
min d. In thh pockets were hand.
VI of toothpicks, a dollar in small
bange and other small articles.
Cell Very Dark.
After the search Sheriff Johns led
le way to the entrance 10 the cell
oon. The iron door was opened
nd DR. Feist follow d by Deputy
avis passed through and into the
ark cell
This cell which is but eight feet
luare is on the bottom tier and is
cry dark. so dark that it is impos-
BILE 10 read. When DR.. Feist enter
l IT this morning there was no fur
ltvre whatever, and he sent Deputy
avis back for chair. In this room
lown as the cage room" are about
venty cells.
Just across the narrow aisle c. B.
arid Of Fayetteville, whose sentence
death for wife murder has been
)nfined by the supreme court. is {
Icarcerated. On one side Of Dr. !
Est are three bank robbers and in c
e cell above two negroes. As he
ltered this morning, the crowd Of
isoner many of whom were out
de Of their cages craned their nacks
no pefg1 y,r,tu1pnr I
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Forecasts For Today

Cairo and Vicinity: GcnoealIy cloudy
with snow nurries; slightly colder
Tho minimum temperature sill be
about rs or 80 degrees.
Illinois, Cloudy with snow north
portion; colder.
Kentucky: Generally cooler.
Tennessee: Generally fair and
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
slightly colder.
Sun and Moon.


Washington. Feb 20.-Illlnois-
Snow and colder Thursday; Friday
fair. except snow in the extreme south
with fresh northwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

T1s Banstfn n usBvsrss IN tsfr
surrsuadins tsvns n nns - ths
srsskfsss taAia
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Much Waste Of En.roy.

The best form Of steam engine sctu-
ally utilizes 80 PCT cent Of the heat
arodured
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

A. sdyertissDS.t - rhs Bullet. b
..t ~ to. u0vssAs psopIs svsry
- -------.ls
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sIEhty-hvs per cent q ne eireBls-
don Of the Bullstis zoe. zirsstly i.ss
As honsA
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I have nothing 70 az there va-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-27
It's DANGEROUS Sport.

Five thousand homes in the United
States were made sorrowful last year
as result Of Fourth of July accidents,
and hundreds of boys died weeks and
months later from lock-jaw from Cne
effects of poisoning received from the
shooting of toy pistols and cannon
crackers and the like. The Indepen-
dent man remembers we'll when he
was boy, how he looked ahead with
bushel of pleasure for weeks until
the time when he could wake up the
natives. How we did save our pen
MES, and think of it, six punches OF
crackers for a quarter. Enough caps
for ten cents to give all the people of
the village nervous prostration. 1t
was fun, but it was dangerous. 1t has
been getting more dangerous every
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-27

to America, settling in Wisconsin.
When he first came to Ward county
he worked for the G. N. three years,
then took up a homestead near Des
Laos, where he lived for some time.
About three years ago he returned to
work for the G. N. The deceased
leaves a wife but no children. His
wife is very feeble and requires as
much attention as a child. The de.
ceased was always kind to the un-
fortunate woman who misses him
more than one can well realize.
The funeral was held from the Nor
wegian Lutheran church Saturday af-
ternoon at 5 o'clock and the remains
were inferred in this city.
c. C. Worrell died at his home six
miles north of this city Friday, after
an illness Of nearly a year. He was
taken i'll manv months ago of typhoid
fever, which left him in weakened
condition. This developed into tuber-
culosis. Mr.. Worrell was about 81
years old and five years ago moved
to Ward county from Minnesota. He
leaves a wife but no children. One
child which had been born to the un-
ion, died some years ago. Mr.Worrell's
funeral was held from the Methodist
church in this city Saturday morning,
Rev. G. L. Powell officiating, and the
remains inferred in Rose Hill GENE
terry.
VIM. F. Ravens, lovesick youth
only eighteen years of age, stole $4,000
from his employers in Chicago and
came to Flesher, N. D., with it. lie
secured a job on ranch and sent for
his sweetheart, a girl of only seven
teen. Both Ravens and his sweetheart
have been arrested, the latter being
caught at Mandan. Her mother as.
sisted her to make her get away from
Chicago. The lad ras been taken back
to the city and the girl has been Dlac.
ed in a convent Ravens advises all
young men to stick to their jobs until
they get enough money to come out
west without stealing it.