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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
THE MCTOSCOPE.

garnet and storeroom to be viewed
By after generations as relics OF
times agOne
The stereoscope has been rejuve-
mated by an inventor who has hitched
te 1t the modern moving picture.
The pictures for this apparatus are
made by a stereoscope camera
that is in pairs, side by side. and the
prints thus made are mounted on 8
barrel and placed In cylindrical
box on the stereoscope. The pictures
being reyolved by a suitable crank
and view through the glasses present
a remarkably realistic scene. the fig
ures standing out with life-like fldel-
ity The apparatus Is called the
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS.

When baking potatoes and your
oven is not at baking temperature.
the potatoes may be placed on the
top Of the sto under tin pan
with frequent turning they may be
baked as we'll as In an oven.
When boiling potatoes AMI the
centre of the potato refu.es to soften.
pour cold water in the kettle; this
will retard the boiling While the cen-
tire OF the potato will continue to
cook
When servin cream of celery
Sc up, ii Is we'll while making to cris-
pen in cold water: when the soup is
ready 10 serve cut the celery sticks
into small pieces and put into the
soup; the crisp celery gives a de-
licious favor.
When frying steak II chops for
breakfast. and you happen 10 have
some left over potatoes. CIT the po-
tatoes in dice. season and warm up
In milk; when the meat il nearly
done pour the potatoes INTO the spider
with 1t; the gravy gives a delicious
favor to the creamei Lotatoes and
makes an easily cooked breakfast
dish.
When 'prinHling clothes use
v hisk broom; the work may be done
evenly and quickly.
When smoothing rough irons and
you have no wax handy. Use a Cneda
biscuit box; this contains sufficient
wax.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
MOVING PICTURES AT HOME.
Olu Time StcrooscoR and Modern
Photography Walking Together.

The steTeOscope. one time fayorite
'ol our grandmothers and grandfath-
ers, has been given a new lease Of
lille by an invention combining it
with the latest development In pho
Biography, thus making the moving
picture fireside possibility.
Thirty years ago the stereoscope
was TO be found on marble top
table In the parlor of every we'll
equipped home, 1t was The sine qua
non OF a perfect domestic estabssh -
ment, Just as at later period the
rubber plant was regarded as am es-
sentiaI to happy home. The stereo-
scope was supposed to have the pow
er of keeping papa from going to
the club or worse places and helped
sister entertai. such of her callres
nee led little assistance in the
matter of keeping conversation ON
the move,
But like a great many other de-
vices the stereoscOpe was oyerdone,
ard soon they were laid away In
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Miss DeBaun Honored.

The Mystic Circle met last even.
ing al the home of the Misses Louise
and Blanche Spies on Twenty seventh
street and were pleasantly entertained
in honor of Miss Mary DeBaun. who
is TO become the wife of Mr. Nose
Hanes THURSDAY
The members spent the evening
hemming napkins for the bride white
the two lone men who graced the at
fair with their presence lent inspira-
tion to the work.
A three course luncheon was served
and the affair was a happy one for all
concerned
Those attending were the Misses
Mary DeBaun, Name OCOnnell, Char
lotte Sloo, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baur,
Mr. Hanes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Busy Day in Court.

In the city court yesterday Judge
Ross gave attention to twenty-five PEG
pie who were charged with petty of.
lenses. Six were drunk and sixteen
were disorderly in a variety of ways
too numerous to mention There were
eleven women in the lot, an unusually
large percentage Nearly all the OF
tenders were negroes. The fines col
lectcd amounted to something over
$40.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
June Bride honored.

Miss Gertrude Glauber of Twenty
second street. will entertain this even.
ing in honor of Miss Mary DeBaun,
who is to be married Thursday morn.
ing to MI Nose Hanes,
The wedding will be solemnized at
St Ioseph's parsonage, the Rev FIR
James Gillen officiating at o'clock
in the morning and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hannibal. Mo. where they will visit
the formers parents. They viii re-
side on Twentyeighth street where
they win go to housekeeping
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
A Quick Count.

The expert bridge-player's little
daughter was a model Sunday school
scholar. Toward the close of the
year her teacher said: Susie. II you
continue to know your lessons 30
well you will have a good conduct
card for every Sunday IN this year"
My" said Susie. 'rhat'll be
whole deck. won't it?"-Lippincott's.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Heavy Pavement.

There are 43 brick bats to a square
yard and about 200 square yards to
block on each side OF Washington ave
nue. where the double track lies. Each
brick weighs nine pounds. or little
over. That makes 27O.900 pounds of
brick to a block on each side Of the
street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Attorneys New Office.

Attorney Angus Lee who recently
retired from the firm of Lansdel &
Leek is fitting up Jew office in his
building at Fifth street and Comm r
cia avenue. He Viii nave we'll
appointed modern office when tn
work is completed
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Westminster Guild.

The Westminster Guild OF the Pres
byteIian church met last evening at
the home OF Miss Mildred Hinkle on
Twenty-eighth street The attendance
was not large owing to the rainy
weather but the meeting was inter
esting nevertheless.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
To Complete Sewer system.

City Engineer Thistlewood is en-,
gagged in making estimates on the cost
of sewers from Twenty-eighth to Thir-
ty,fourth streets. This is to com
plete the new sewer system in the
upper part of the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Bail Game at Mounds.

The baseball team of Mounds de
feated a team from Anna at Mounds
Sunday by a score of s TO +. A large
crowd witnessed the game and were
greatly pleased at the result. The good
pitching of Breedlove and the hitting
of Clemens. Hudson and Titus were
the features.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Lincoln, Neb. June S.-Flood cor
ditions are still bad In Southeastern
Nebraska but the worst is believed to
be over. The BHrlington's Aatchison
line is tied up on accoutn of washouts
near Rulo. and the branch line to Sal
wa is in bad shape.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
4 Useful Hint.

When letting out the seams Of
bodice or lengthening the hem of a
skirt, place the garment on a table
right side up. Wiring a cloth out o.
warm water, and place over the part
to be pressed. then pass a hot iron
briskly both ways. then take off
the cloth. This brings cut the nap
on he cloth and leaves 10 trace of a
former sewing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Women's Clue Picnic.

The Women's club of Cairo, Vienna
and Harrisburg viii hold a picnic 1T
Ferndale Thursday the members Of
the Cairo club and their families
leaving at O'Clock a. m, Via the
Fig Four railroad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Council Meeting Toniaht.

The city council will meet tonight
and an interesting meeting is antici-
pated. There's still a vacancy on the
police force to be filled. The new
fire station will be passed upon and
some saloon business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Lawn social.

Miss Bessie Whelan will entertain
the graduating class Of the Cairo
High school with a lawn social We'd,
nesday evening at her home Z90l
Sycamore street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Cuttinu Whe at.

Mr. Riggle, near Unity, began cut.
ting wheat yesterday being one of the
first in this section to do this, but the
rain topped him. Machinery can not
move in the muddy ground. Crops are
very fair this year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
For Miss Sutherland.

Miss Leila Thistlewood will enter
tain Saturday afternoon, June -,
honoring Miss Grace Sutherland,
whose wedding to Mr.. Raymond Ir-
vine is announced for Wednesday,
June IL
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Picnic at Wickliffe.

ST Joseph's Parish Club will give
a picnic at tNickliffe Wednesday June
cath on the Three States. The boat
will make two trips in the morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Wednesday Club.

Miss Mayme Cus.lman OF PAX
Place West vii entertain the Wedl7s-
day club on Thursday morning al
8 80 o'clock
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Informal AT Home"

Mrs Caroline 1.ogets and Mrs
William n Butler vi receive IN
formally "Wednesday morning, June
10 at the residence OF the latter on
Walnut street,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
SOCIALANDPERSONAL

or in sharp CONTRADICTIONS OF back
silk in light colored goods.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

And ls Much Less Noble.
1t coats more to revenge injuries
than to beaS them.-Bishop Wilson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Rockford H.. will arrive tday for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Ladd Of
400 Commercial avenue. Mrs, Har-
rison was formerly iiiss Myrtle Al
den of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

The Bulletin has the largest eircu
Iatlon and the best circulation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Miss Alice Wood, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Walter Wooi mas returned
from San Diego. Cal. after an eX-
tended visit to her grandparents. Ma
jor and Mrs Z. w Halliday She
was accompanied as far as st. Luis
by her aunt Mrs Martha Trabue o.
ouisyille Ky, ANA Miss Kendall, Of
Chicago who also have been guests
at the Hallidays home in san
Diego.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Mrs. l.. L. Powell and Miss Efie
Lansden. librarians of the Cairo Pub.
lie Library. will go to Centralia this
morning to attend an institute of
Southern Illinois librarians They
will return Wednesday evening. In
will have charge OF the library.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

present To wish the class members
God speed in their commencement Of
lie away from school.
! Miss Edna Dryer who has be +
i'll is convaleseent
Jeryis HickcOx has returned from a
visit at Charleston, Mo.
| Danl Gillespie is confined to his
home on Center street by illness.
Dan Fitzgerald is expected to ar
rive home Friday from Lake Port,
Ark.
Mrs ALI T. Haynes of Sixth street
has as her guest her aunt Mrs. Culp
of ST. Louis.
Mrs H. L. Harper of st. Louis is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. H.
Moreland of Ninth street
Mesdames J. w Dunn and A. ].
Newman went to Dawson Springs, Ky.
yesterday to spend two weeks.
Brashear Mattingly went to Hayti
Mo, yesterday where he will spend
the summer on his fathers farm
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Gilbert went to
East St Louis yesterday on a brief
visit combining business and pleas
ure.
Miss Gertrude Glauber has returned
from Belleyille where she attended
the convention of the Egyptian Hust,
lers.
Miss Nellie Fisher. Of West Twenty
eighth street left yesterday for Grin
nell Iowa, where she will visit rela-
tiyes.
J. b. Warner, OF G19 Ohio street.
who is seriously Ill at his home was
resting comfortably last night being
entirely free from pain.
T. D. Windrom has sold his resi-
dence property on Twenty-frst street
to George Darmody of Twentieth
street who will occupy it.
Mrs Frank Heisler of Wi k,iffe.
Ky, and Mrs Edward Rubenacher of
Morehouse, Mo, are guests of Mrs.
Charles Gayer Of Cedar street.
Miss Cora Jackson. of Baton Rogue,
La. is the guest of Mrs j. NJ Mar
shall Of Thirtyfourth street and Mi s
Jodie Parker, of Twenty-sixth street.
Mrs. Casper Jones and daughter,
Miss Hazel. of PaGucah, have been
called here by the serious illness of
the formers sister, Mrs. J. w. Harre'-
son. of 2211 Holbrook avenue.
Mr.. and RMS. W. f. Litherland OF
Birmingham, Ala, formerly of this
city are guests of Mr.. and RMS. Rob
ert Emf of Twenty-eighth street. They
are en- route to Bloomington, Ind.
H. G. Becker of The Halliday.
travelling representative for Swift q
Company of Chicago, has returned
from Belleyile where he ate nded the
convention of the Egyptian Hustlers.
Ex-MayCr and Mrs. NJ. c. Wright
and daughters Jru- AMI Augusta who
are at The Halliday expect to go TO
Du Quoin this week for an extended
visit with the family of Hon. S. z.
Eaton.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Harrison, of
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Miss Pearl Mulberry left Sunday
evening for Maude, Okla, where she
will visit her sister for several wee! s
before going To her nome IN Taylor.
vile, ILL., Miss Mulberry will return
in the fall to resume her duties as
teacher of domestic science at the
High school.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
Reception to Graduates.

A very enjoyable reception was Civ
Ell the graduating class OF the Cairo
High School and their friends last
! evening by Mr.. Cohen and his
daughter, Miss Pearl, at their resi-
dence on Poplar street.
| Nearly a hundred guests participa.
ted in the festivities of the affair
which was elaborate and attractive in
all its details.
The parlors and halls We're prettily
decorated with the class colors,
black aud gold while the class flower
the gay Black.eyed Susan, was every
where in evidence.
Mesdames NJ Abrams. A. Adelberg,
and II. Cohen. Of st, Louis, Mrs. f.
Rosenheim of Memphis, Tenn, AMI
Mrs David Baer Of Murphysboro,
guests of the Cohen household. as
sisted in receiving and In the duties
Of hostesses.
The dining room where the refresa
ments were served was lovely with
its decorations OF magnolias and car
nations while punch was served under
q canopy OF the class colors.
The favors were small ships for the
graduates with the class motto
Launched but not Anchored" inscrib-
ed thereon. The singing of the class
song at the table and the giving of the
class yell were bright spots in the
evenings diversion and dancing
brought the pleasant affair to a close
A number Of older guests were
present to wish the class members
God speed in their commencement OF
lie away from school.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Arthur MetZger has gone to Terre
Haute, Ind, for visit with friends.
He Will visit at Springfield and viii
attend a meeting of the Illinois
Pharmaceutical Association al Peoria
before returning home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

DR.. and Mrs. Albert Harrison, of
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Miss Edna Dwyer who has be n
ill is cOnvalescent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Mrs. H. l.. Harper Of St Louis is
the guest of her sister Mrs. j. II.
Moreland of Ninth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Mesdames J. w. Dunn and A. ].
Newman went to Dawson Springs, Ky.
yesterday TO spend two weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09
FLOOD CONDITIONS STILL BAD

Cairo. June s, 1908.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Miss Nellie Fisher. Of West Twenty
eighth street left yesterday for Grin
nell Iowa, where she will visit rela
tiyes
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Brashear Mattingly went to Hayti
Mo, yesterday where he will spend
the summer on his fathers farm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Mrs. ALI t. Haynes Of Sixth street
has as her guest her aunt, Mrs. Culp
Of ST. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Miss Gertrude Glauber has returned
from Belleyille where she attended
the convention of the Egyptian Hust.
lers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Mr. and Mrs F, l.. Gilbert went to
East ST. Louis yesterday on a brief
visit combining business and pleas
ure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Jeryis HickcOx has returned from a
visit at Charleston, Mo
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Danl Gillespie is confined to his
home on Center street by illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Ex-MayCr and Mrs. NJ G.. Wright
and daughters Jrnr AMI Augusta who
are at The Halliday expect to go to
Du Quoin this week for an extended
visit with the family OF Hon. S. T.
Eaton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-09

Dan Fitzgerald is expected to ar
rive home Friday from Lake Port,
Ark.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08

part in bringing about the present
poorly forested condition of the
Ocala. as year after year large fires
have burned uninterruptedly over
this tract. killing all vegetation and
consuming the humus of the soil.
Naturally, protected portions which
have not been subject TO the flames.
prove positively however. that the
soil will rapidly respond to "A little
care taking and that the prevention
of fires would eventually mean the
reforestration of practically the en-
tire area.
The new Dakota National Forest
consists of 1850 acres in the Bad
Lands region. 1t is located in Bill
ings county and lies an equal dis
tance between the Northern Pacific
railroad on the north and the Chi
cago. Milwaukee and st. Paul on the,
south Its creation is important for
il means that an experimental field
for forest planting has been secured
in North Dakota. the least forested
state in the Union, having only one
per cent of tree growth. The forest
service expects to establish forest
nurseries with the hope that in time
to come the area may be reforested
by artificial means. This feature is
expected to prove very good object
lesson 10 the settlers, who it is hop
ed VIII in turn plant windbreaks
around their farms.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
TRIO-OF THIEVES CAUGHT.
Especial to The Sentiment


Denver. Dec. S.-Aided by Acting
Chief of Police A. d. Cutler of San
Francisco, Chief of Police Hamilton
Armstrong yesterday ran to ground
in the California metropolis trio
of men who are charged with having
stolen sufficient goods to open drug
store from the Scholtz Drug com
pany of Denver.
The men under arrest in San Fran
cisco are George Sexsmith. until two
weeks ago II confidential employe of
the Scholtz Drug company: Martin
l.. Jones, tailor, and William Holt.
a salesman.
Although not all of the stolen
goods have been found in San Fran
cisco, Edmund l.. and William o.
Scholtz of the drug concern state that
the goods taken are worth more than
$1,000
According TO telegram received
from Acting Chief Cutler by Chief
Armstrong. SeXsmith has made a full
confession, in which he detailed the
methods which he used i'm getting
the loot out of Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
NEW FACTS ABOUT
SOME NEW GREAT FORESTS
Especial to The Sentinel }

Washington, Dec. S.-To Florida
goes the distinction of getting the
first national forest created east of
the Mississippi river. President
Roosevelt has just signed procla-
nation setting aside and naming the
Ocala National Forest in Marion
county in eastern Florida and an
other proclamation creating the Da-
kota National Forest in Billings
county. North Dakota. Inasmuch as
the last named national forest is the
first in North Dakota, the two proc
lamations add two more states to the
list of those wherein land will be put
under scientific forest administra-
tion. There are now nineteen states,
and Alaska, having national forests
Before the creation of the Ocala,
in Florida, the two forests in Ark
ansas, the Ozark and the Arkansas
were the easternmost national for
ests. Practically all me other ma
tional forests are in the Rocky noun
tain and the Pacific coast states. The
Florida forest has an area of pol ,4S0
acres, of which about one-fourth has
been taken up under various land
laws. 1t covers a plateau between
the st. Johns and Ochlawaha rivers
and at no point is an elevation ex-
ceeding $50 feet above sea-level OBJ
tanned. The area is by nature better
fitted for the production of forest
growth than for any other purpose
Nearly all of the area. however
seems particularly well adapted to
the growth of sand pine which is even
now replacing the less valuable
species. The long-leaf pine. much
more valuable commercial tree than
the sand pine. appears rather sparse
ly on this forest and is confined prin-
cipally to the lower flat lands along
the streams on the borders of the
forest.
In addition to the pines and scrub
growths. bald cypress. cabbage pal
metto and tupelo gum. grad ually
changing TO water oak. ash. elm.
magnolia. hickory. and maple are
found bordering the numerous ponds
and lakes which are scattered abund-
antly throughout the confines of this
forest.
Fire has played very important
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
TRIAL OF STEVENS MURDERER
rBv Associated Press. |

san Francisco, Dec. S.-The trial
of Whang Chang, the Korean. who
is charged with the murder of Dur
ham White Stevens, American advis-
er to the government of Korea in
this city on March 23 last as Mr.
Stevens was taking his departure
for Washington, has begun in Judge
Cooks department of the supreme
court.
The case has been postponed a
number of times, but the attorneys
on both sides now express their de-
sire for speedy conclusion of the
trial.
The prosecution is being conduct
ed by Assistant District Attorney
James Hanley, assisted by special
counsel The attorneys for the ac-
cused Korean are Judge Robert Far.
rel. ]. j. Barrett and Nathan Cogh-
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08

4. II. Wells. who has been presi-
dent of the organization so long and
William Wallace who has been secre-
tary for many years, were not candi-
dates for recollection and they retire
after most efficient and conscientious
administrations There is no ques-
tion but what both could have been
reelected had they been candidates.
The reelection of j. S. O'Neil as
superintendent. will be generally APP
proved. He has made most effic-
lent officer. The other officers are
most capable and representative men.
Mr.. Peery has long been connected
with the offices of the company and
is admirably equipped 10 take up the
work of secretary and treasurer.
IT was decided at the meeting to
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
IS HELD
IN SECRET

Behind closed doors this afternoon
in the Mesa county district court
Henry Moffet, the DeDeque ranch
man and old time resident of that
section. is being tried on the terrible
charge of injuring his daughter. Bes-
sic Moffet, aged about z years, and
who Is now in delicate condition.
The jury was secured after about
an hour and a half's work. Then. at
the request of the attorneys, the
spectators were excluded from the
court room and only the court of
ficers were allowed to remain in the
room and as a result n great many
people who thought they would listen
TO the sensational testimony. were
disappointed.
The trial is now we'll under way.
Attorney Rozzelle represents the de-
fendant This afternoon the girl took
the, stand and related her horrible
story, claiming that for "A period of
years her father has unnaturally
abused her and is responsible for her
condition today Other members of
the family are to be Introduced for
the prosecution. The plans of the
defense are not known but the de
fendant has entered plea of not
gully and many people think that
the old man is not guilty of the ter
rible charges preferred against him
still the evidence seems overwhelm-
ings
The case will probably be con
cluded tomorrow morning. Moffet
has been out on bond for some time.
He is a man of powerful physique
and has borne a good reputation. The
girl is very attractive.
The case is one of the most, SEN
sational ever tried i'm Mesa county.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
SAYS BUCHTEL HINDERS
CAUSE OF CHRISTIANITY
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Fort Collins. Colo, Dec. S.-Gov-
ernor II. A. Buchtel was roundly
scored by Carl Lehman. field secre-
tary of the Colorado Christian En-
deavor Society. in an address made
before the congregation of the Ply
mouth Congregational church sun
day.
He was discussing the difficulties
that Christian Endoavorers meet in
trying to win people to the church.
and he cited the governor as an eX
ample of those who hinder men and
women from becoming Christians.
Governor Buchtel." he said, de
clares he is republican because his
father was republican, and his ia
ther before him. He says: Il know
the party is wrong sometimes; that
il does things that are not just right.
but | don't care. | will stick by the
party
"It is this kind of thing" said
Lehman, that keeps many people
from becoming Christians"
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erect an office building on the lots on
Ute and Sixth owned by the company
and where the yards of the company
are located. This building will be
erected II once and there the secre-
tary will be located
II was announced at the meeting
that at least two-thirds of the surplus
stock, ordered sold at the annual
netting has already been subscribed
for and all will soon have been sub
scribed for There are 500 inches
represented by the surplus stock and
each inch represents "A share and will
be sold at not less than $4,000 per
share. making grand total of $30,-
900 in stock TO be disposed of. Other
matters were given attention at the
important meeting today