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The Washington times., 1908-11-06
STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK.

GLENS FALLS. n. Y, Nov. 6.7-Twen-
ty-ive striking papermakers OF the
Glens Falls and Fort Edwards mills OF
the international Paper Company have
returned TO WORK.
The Washington times., 1908-11-06

Colorado Building.
pltnan. Graham. Barnes. Gregg. and SvIIabIe
Systems. Individual instructions. Special rates
for complete course. Positions guaranteed.
Ocg7-tf
The Washington times., 1908-11-06
Marriage Iicenses.

I George =. LItherland, washington. and
Myrtle L. Dodge, AnaCostia
Felix r Holt and Eleanor Granger,
Washington.
Charles W. McDermott and Anna NJ
Brown, Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-11-06

THE MILTON SCHOOL.
Shorthand. Typewr.tinE, Bookkeeping. Arm
metiC.
S4O5 n. 4. ave. nss- Phone b.. 4O4e.
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Delighted With State Result.

Senator AldTich is elated over the
election results in Little Rhody, and he
told the President so. Bryan claimed
the State. the Democrats claimed the
governorship and the Legislature. and
at least one Representative in Con-
gTess- The results showed how wide of
the mark were their predictions. The
Republicans elected the entire State
ticket, Tart was given a big plurality
and the lone member of Congress. D
J.. d. Granger, who represented the
Democrats, was defeated for re-eIection.
The Washington times., 1908-11-06
Her Contributors.
ssRROlTo oTINTNT,l,

Only One "BHOMO QBINtNE"
That Is LAXATIVE BROAIO QUININE. LOCI
far the signature OF (. ". GROVE. Used tht
World over 10 cure a Cold 81 One Day sc
The Washington times., 1908-11-06

In the city of Lansing Taft defeated
Bryan 10y IIS2 votes, while Smith led
Dodge IN the Congress race By only 400
The uguTes for the city were.
Taft. Bryan. smith. Dodge.
5000 -,J,5 3-L4 ZS44
Dodge, who lives here, received. on
these figures, a splendid Endorsement in
his home city, while Smith, on the other
hand, trailed all the rest Of the kepub-
hCans in nis noTe city.
The Washington times., 1908-11-06
REBUKE TO SMITH
SEEN IN RETURNS
Continued from First Page)

INN4ItIIINV4 HUH L!I5t LdBVJ
the district and Smith will have a night
on his hands IN every county two years
hence, including his home county, for
the delegates u the Cong -essilnal con-
VeutiOu. II IS conceded ty the Repub-
ue&n leaders that GO nominate him
again two years hence. when there will
be no Presidential landslide to pull him
through, would be suicidal to the parry
Comparison of the Pluralities.
SO far as they can BE- given al this
time, the comparison or the Taft a1II
smith pluralities in the district follows:
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Special Notices.

THE NINTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI-
dend of two and One-haIf C2Ize5) per cent
has been declared on the preferred
stock of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company, payable December !,
1905. 10 preferred stockholders of record
November d 1908 from the net earn
ingS of the company. Books for the
transfer Of preferred stock will be closed
from November 2, 1905, TO December !,
-90S, both dates inclusive F. J. WHITE
HEAD Secretary. oc3I-nO2, 1850, u,
IA, I6,17. is, Is, %, %. a, e, q, 30-deI
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Free Tuition
Successor to spencerlau
sTENO0RAPHIC ACADEMY

Academy OF Music Bldg, cor. sth And D sts
NV. Phone Main 4l23. oc2z-tf
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LAST MESSAGE TO
BE CHARACTERISTIC
lContinued LON - 80

nnally determined, but he leans 10 that
decision OF the matter
The Washington times., 1908-11-06

most jealousy her secret and the mo-
/ tive that prompted operations that were
I the product OF a most ingenious brain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
The Home

Try cleaning white cloth trimmings
with salt and flour, hot This is very
eGctt.7e. while not injuling the
material in airy way
Furniture taxes a better polish IT,.
before stirring the rubbing. al dirt
and atst Is rubbed from the wood by
q slightly dqnipened cloth
A quick ana easy method to peel
onions for frying or stewine is to cut
Off The top and bottom of the onion.
quarter il and the outside skin Is eas
IT, removed
When starchlng Holland pinafores
if a ia,le tea is put into the starch
used they will keep their color, in
stead Of getting that faded appear
ance we all know so well.
II a small quantity of cream turns
sour in the icebox do not throw it out
bat With fork beat it few minutes
and tiny patch Of FRESH lutter and a
little glass of buttermilk will be the
reward
To clean kid shoes put in a saucer
halfounce Of strong ammonia, dip
I'M a clean flannel ana rub 1t on cas-
tile soap Then RUB the shoes with
this, changing the flannel when It be-
comes soilcd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
COOKED IN CHAFiNG DISH
Appetizing Dishes for Those Who Are
Fond OF Shrimps.

Shrimps may be cooked delectabty
In the chatting dish in several ways
They are delicious with cufried rice
Put -four tablespoonluls Of butter into
the blazer with a little chopped onion
and allow &c remain until brown Add
Acaping tablespoonful Of cornstarch
into which two teaspoonfuls OF curry
powder, teaspooniul OF salt and a
dash Of pepper have been mixed. Then
add two cupluls Of milk, one half cup.
full Of shlimps brokea III small pieces,
and cupful Of boiled rice; cook slow.
~ for about FIVE minutes.
For shrimp salad cut the ehrimps
into pieces and mix with nanced lev
tuce. Arrange lettuce leaves with II
and cover with dressing made with
two eggs, yolks and whites beaten
separately, adding IA teasponufal each
of salt and pepper, half cup CT vine,
gar, aud a spoonful OF mustard. The
whole should be cooked until ii be
gins to thicken
Two ether recipes have been test
ell ard found not wanting For one,
take half a pint of fresh or canned
shiml,s, tablespoonful Of tomato
satce, half an onion grated, two ana
one half tablesEoonfuls OF butter half
a cup Of boiled rice, and half cupful Of
cream, Put The, butter into The
blazer, and when melted stir IN the
onion and rice Then add the shrimps,
cream and tomato sauce, Stir until 1t
bells. then allow il 10 simmer for five
mtuu s Serve on toast
The other recipe: Melt a piece Of
butter in the dish and add half
cup Of boiled rice. one cup Of cream
or mix and three tablespConfuls Of
catsup Wien The mixture Is thor
ousaIy heated add one cup of shrimp
aud cook tor tsee miautes Serve this
also On toast
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
Save Steps
and Labor in
the Household

There are many so-called luxuries
! that are really necessaries All labor.
i saving devices are among them. For
example, there is a clever contrivance
! Tor keeping eggs hot for those who are
IN the habit of struggling to the break
fast table one by one. There is also
potato slicer that turns with Il
crank and has the potato in thin, even
slices in less time than it takes to
cut quarter of 1t in the old way,
not to mention a baker, with an cleo
trical attachment by which to gauge
the heat and turn the spit upon which
the meat Is reyolved This has 4 very
complicated sound, but Is simple
enough and tremendously satisfactory
A new lemOn-squeez works like an
olive pitter, and then there is the olive
pitter itself, which whisks the stone
out in short order Of flour sifters
there is no end, bat the most appealing
Of them all seems TO be one consisting
OF cnbical box, poised just above
the bottom of the flour pan, which,
with pressure on a button, lifts the
honr into a measuring cup and turns
it out
A long-handled brush and dust cloth
combined makes a convenient nipple
ment for washing windows and clean
ing ceilings and cornices, and carpet
sweeper with two handles collects
dust from the corners as well Us from
the center Of a room
How many who purchase the fomily
coffee know that there are male and
female beans. and that if one wants
the best brand he must insist upon
having the former?
Too many housewives 20 through
the day without system They never
have time for anything Ono manon
has set out to profit by her New Eng
land mothers experiences. She is de-
termined to keep house Systematically
and pleasHreably, and she has evolved
three rules for herself as funda
mentals:
First To have only necessary
things in her ouse-meaning chat
every article of furniture shall be
either useful or beautiful
Second To have place for every,
thing and see that everything is in
its place-which isn't entirely remote
from the first rule.
Third. To perform the regular duties
of the day in the same frame of mind
with which she has made her own
toiletto--taking them entirely as a
matter of course.
Al he beginning of the week she \
prepares a list Of certain things, |
things perhaps. that have been hang
ing over for a long time. She tries
0 eliminate one thing from the list
zach day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
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WILL HAVE WAGON SERVICE
FFoM MCCLURE TO CAPE CIR.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
eeef Croquettes.

TO make croquettes Of SOUP meat
use two cups Of very finely chopped or
ground meat TO one cup Of thick white
sauce Season the meat well with n
teaspoon or more OF onion Juice, sak
and pepper and mix with the sauce
made from one cup Of milk. two level
tablespoons of butter. and four level
tablespoons Of aour cooked Eve min
utcs and seasoned with level tea
spoon of salt and q saltspoon of pep.
por Spread on n large plate to cool
rhcn take q hcaping tablespoon Of
The cooled mixture and shape into a
little roll. 1atteu each end by strik
ing on be board, then roll in very fine
bread crumbs. Take each roll on a
bread bladcd knife. and slip into a
deep plate IN which an egg is beaten
wi. h "a tablespoon of cold water Roll
Oyer aad over 10 be sure that every
point is covered, then roll in fine
crumbs uutl we'll coated Fry IN deep.
mokius hot fat. and serve with
.omatn sauce
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
Sweet and Sour Salmon.

Boil he fish in a granite pot, with
three cups OF water, one carrot. one
onion. cut in small pieces. a few
seedless rsisins. cloves, bay leaves,
whole black pepper six ginger snaps
and lii'le sail aud pepper The fish
should be cuj in pieces about an iuch
thick The ginger snaps form the
sauce. A hour or more will be re-.
qured for cooking.
Dressing for striped bass. Graie a
haIf loaf Of old milk bread. add q
Glove &C garlic aud onion minced salt
and pepper to suit. and with this mix
ture stuff good-sizod bass Grc9s,
baking pan with butter and bake until
brown. Serve on a hot platter aud
sarnish with minced parsley.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
Spanish Cold sIaw.

TAKE a half dozen good sized ioma
Toes. pour boiling water over hem
then rub of the skin Take out as
many seeds as possible. squeeze out
the water. aud pnl in the cbOppm2
bowl Add one white onion a Glove
Of garlic. two small green chill pep
uefs. aud one cucumber and chop all
dne. Season with salt. pepper = hif
OF sugar a few grains of cayenne ami
a half cup 81 vinegar Heat iozalhe.
cool pour over the tomatoes and set
on ice when ready To- serve ar-aaz
on crisp lettuce leaves
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
ArpIe Salad.

A good way to use up celery left
overs Cut firm. white raw apples
into dice, and the same quantity Of
celery Mix with mayonnaise dress
ing and serve at cDce on a curly let
tuce leaf or in apple cups. To make
he later with a sharp knife remove
all the center Of bright green or red
apples and throw them into ice water
Immediately cut The part you have ro-
moved into Thin sliyers. mix with tha
celery and mayoIrlaise and drain The
apple cups before filing with the
salad Half a walnut meat or a mara
-chino cherry may be used TO top off
the individual portions. Sometimes a
few chopped English wamuts are add.
cd TO the celery and apple But what.
ever the combination, the apple must
not be permitted to stand and darken
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20

Nix together in 2 basin halt p HHgnr
~ cheese. ono teaspo0ufH3 of fr1r
two tabiosunouluis nf bread rurubr
salt. pepper ard psFfiks 70 Taste aad
one cupIul ~ boiling mills. one hesrinr
trsspoonful Of bruer. abe Fois- OF two
eggs and the whites suflr b-aten- MiN
gently. pour into battered puidlnt
dish and bale FOR D. minutes is a
moderate oven Serve hot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20

TAKE an Old wash boiler clean q I'M
and raint e. white inside and out aua
lid also When the paint has dried
give II coating Of white enamel and
sou have a fine place % keep bread.
An old gasoline oven W.th CRATES sam
TaGIy treated make lovely uecepta p.
cle for pies ard other baking.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
CHICAGO WRESTLER FAILS.

Portland, Ore Dec. l9.-M J,
hwyef wrestling instructor Of the
,chcaso A. G., failed in his effort to
thr0w Eddie O'GonnelI wrestling Ia.
struct,r Of the Mutnomah Amateur
a. G. three times in sixty minutes
Bur che fell was secured by Dwycr,
Gftcr thirty minutes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
CoMiNG EASY FOR FOOT RACERS

New York, Dec. l9-AIired Shrrhb
land T III Longboat were matched to
Jay 70 ruin a so-called Marathon race
lat Madison Square Garden OH tire
eve { either Jan or 9. The usual
etaditns will prevail, the men u
cover - miles and $50 yards.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
SPORTS
GOOD BOUTS ON THE COAST.

san francisco, Dec, IA twenty
Ave rorpd bout between Sam Lang.
FORD, the negro middleweight fighter
or Boston and Jim Flynn, the
pueblo fireman IS tho feature event
Of TIT card arranged for Sam Der.
gers club Monday night Both men
are reported in good condition for
the battle. The betting odds favor
Langlord though Flynn has many
admirers in this city who figure
thai he win be able 10 make good
showing against the negro. The
preliminary event viii be furnished
BY limmy Walsh and Monte AttelI
whose meetings in the past have
never failed to furnishe fast and
lively contests
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
RoxER WANTS mATcH.

humboldt, Tenn Dec 19,-Riaus
EuNasts a lightweight fighter wnts
to meet any 1913 to l35.bound dghtar.
Challenges or communication vii
be received by Thee. c, Stelr man.
%ger
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20

To remove ink stains from table If1
eu. etc As euickly as possible sr..
staining pouT 2 quantity Of bot. MEET
"a taE1w en the -Ieis iet remain 81
least fbirir-siv hours. zrrspe Of. sad
Or Hot tHfirelE removed. repeat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20

Alruest every American rirI hss
been vofed 5he queen - beauty o.
some Ara r 4 festival o. far.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
70 SUBSCRIBERS.

~ readers Of Tire Bulletin
who miss their psoers sre 70
ruosted % notify toe ofrce
promptly md rsc'5- effort -..u
hs made by the management
- cofrec; th- evil There have
been numerous Cor1pla nts
lately. from new subscribers
ard Cd ones as wei. II SUB
scri bers will designate safe
7nd convenient places where
carriers may place their
pspers the management will
see that their directions are
carried out
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20

Place a CAYENNE pepper where mice
f-equeHt and they vii rot relurn-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20
BRITT AFTER FRENCH FRANCS.

enden Dee, 19.-Jimmy Britt, the
California lightweight has been
matched to fight twenty.ronnd
battIe with Adolphe the French
champion, in Paris. on Jan. 9Th, for
IA lMrse OF 10000 francs, y per cent
Ito 20 to the winner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20

PC neither too esriv in the fashion
nor too long ont of r.. nor A. say tine
In the extremes Of It-Lavstsr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20

The pr.--l f-asf-nc az tie stock
holders e. go A-ar70fer C.uHtv ~
tional Bank ~ Cairp Illinois. v-iu Re
held ~ THE office 81 the said hank
in the cit- If Cairo Illinois. on Tues
dav. Januarv T.. 1903 for the cleo
tion of PICARD - Dirertors and for
TIE transaction 81 other husinp-
Polls EfT DO aHen from - O'Clock a.
m. to > b fn ~ Sai1 far
JAMES 4. CsTJh;aN
Eas1ief.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20

u Calnr nearly everybody reaf
b r lstln.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20

In plain colors and fancy Parasols you will
find very handsome line here Ct mn
t he prices will convince, Sc to O1sUU
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-20

The Celebrated S r. 6 NJ. Silk Peticoats
the 5000 kind, in II different GO 90
shades during the next five days OJsJU
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
Too Much Money.

While congratulations are pour
ing in from bankers and individuals
on the excellent showing of the
]. ]. Harris & Co. bank, the Man
cos Times Tribune, in its issue of
the 18th, sees fit to criticise the
management of this bank for hav-
ing on hand Too Much Money be-
longing to its depositors; that this
money should have been ''loaned
out" etc. 1t is to the credit of
the management of this bank that
for year they saw and prepared
forthe present financial disturbance
and we feel safe in the prediction
that the depositors with this bank
are quite we'll satisfied with its
management and would not care to
have it act on the advice Of the
Times Tribune.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
The JudgmentrDay.


''He that believeth not is condemned
already" This is the fact. The
spiritual judgment is going on every
day. Whatever may be the truth of
the great spectacular scenes of judg-
ment to come, which onr Lord painted,
we cannot get away from the fact
that there is a day of Judgment now
We reap largely what we sow now.
The harvest may be greater by and by,
but it may be great enough now. Judg-
ment is automatic. 1t works from
within, not from without. 1t is self
adjusting balance. And, just because
it works with unerring accuracy in
and through the act itself, no one may
dodge it or cheat it or malign it. For
every good deed done you are better
man; for every evil one, worse. Re-
member that. The Judge Is here
within you; and even when you sue
ceed in your refusal to hear Him, His
judgment, nevertheless, takes effect
Endeavor World.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
The Rev. rrl R. Hicks 1908 Almanac

Is ready for delivery and excels all
ormer editions in beauty and value.
The cover is beautiful design in col
ors, the entire book is full of fine half
tones, astronomical engravings and in
teresting matter. 1t contains the
Hicks weather forecasts complete for
the whole year, finely illustrated. The
price by mail is 35 cents, on News.
stands 80 cents. WORD AND WORKS,
the Rev. Irl r. Hicks fine monthly
magazine contains all his weather
forecasts from month to month, to-.
gether with a vast amount of the best
family reading. The price is 81. year
and one almanac goes with each sub.
scription. Address, Word AND WORKS
Publishing Co., 22Ol Locust Street, st,
Louis, Mo. Write for rate on almanacs
in quantities. Agents wanted.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24
.JaiIs Not Needed.

A peculiar problem is being discuss
sed in the province of Prince Edward
Island. The suggestion has been made
that one Jail centrally situated is ample
to meet all the needs.
The plan heretofore has been Jail in
each county, but oftentimes it has hap
pened that all of them have been emp
ty, and it never happens that any of
them are full The Charlottetown
Guardian points out that the percent
age of population that is criminal, Is
the smallest in Prince Edward Island
of any province of Canada, and there
fore there is no need for n prison in
each county.
This is a striking tribute to tho hene-
fits of the prohibitory law. If barroom
accommodations is increased prison
accommodations must also be increased.
Where barroom accommodations is re-
duced prisons become less necessary.
In Prince Edward Island there are
no barrooms and therefore no prisoners
for the jails.-Pioneer.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

Christianity is not voice i'm the
wilderness, but life in the world. IL
is not an idea in the air, but feet on
the ground, going Gods way. 1t is
not an exotic to be kept under glass
but hardy plant to bear twelve man
ner of fruits in all kinds of weather.
Fidelity to duty is its root and branch.
Nothing we can say to the Lord, nc
calling him by great or dear names,
can take the place of plain doing of his
will. We may cry out about the beauty
of eating bread with him in his king
dom, but it is wasted breath and a
rootless hope, unless we plow and
plant in his kingdom here.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

thirty to forty feet apart; the smaller
varieties OF pears in the neighborhood
Of twenty; while some o: the larger
varities of pears will stand thirty.
Where the cherry attains good size it
will need from thirty to thirty-five feet.
Small varieties of peaches, twelve to
fifteen, and the larger fifteen to twenty
and probably some spreading varieties
will do better with even twenty-five.
Grapes are often planted in rows six
feet apart and eight or ten feet apart
in the row. The following table shows
the number Of trees for an acre by
each system.
The Dolores star., 1908-01-24

An artist takes piece of stone worth
one hundred dollars and out of it
carves a statue worth a thousand dol
human life that is morally though not
intrinsically worthless, and out of it
makes priceless character, of surpass-
ing beauty in its godliness-that is
salvation. Salvation, like art, enhances
values, but the carving of character is
of lmmeasurably greater worth and
significance than the cutting of cameo
or the polishing of an earthly jewell
Iion's Herald.