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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19

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bar pGret iaa olminoeliat. 9erimoo
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til Snla for 9rfnina al Sfatter og
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mer gobt meo, tbet enaelife Sports.
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oct SHaScugt.

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les &rrcr Gb, Gurite til Spile paa
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
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brsrt sisoles al aa,arrh Der ifft tan beibrebes oso
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
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gGo fine Spiter % geSierligbeber irie
Ssiler, % enoos @uoerne irenbolo-
tics iom ifrGffeltge WonItrumer meo.
ct pil6t, ubeberifet Sino, ifrep en- 0to-
ral9rer til line aOipreote Gilcipls;
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tetits bapoe l9rt, at man lfnloe ept
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IN. SB ale De gantle 6iloloier par
ioa onttrent elrige ON, at Elaboration
bar @rluola9et for boert enfelt nc
marfct aaraftertrGf hos en- Beripn.
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en- Ecrici, buis gonSSeoner er iaa rel
reguleret. at SieIen or obioIltt Meiter
oper Sarierne. SIM Ell Zig Yerlon
pes. buaS 6ribeo % &ost betpr; t6t
at ligae muoer ior i'm egcn laUerc va.
tltr er oct ~eleu0i9Ite Slaperi. iom tpn.
feS fan. Zen reneItc @laSc % bet
mcIt rationale 6ribeo fan aIeue npbes
al oenL bpiS aenO er &aptein ouer
aigSst.
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eller iencre / 9ipet ntaa uofi9npe,
blir moo en- ielp. @empttet maa tGm'
mes, Spitrrue onmpeS o. @geniin.
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iful beiaIe JIG ielu at gisre 8et, ioroi
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or en- ~iortint Scamp. Wen mordllf
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at funne iornegte fig ielp ponlfe.
ligt % piuIigt, iom get engong fel.
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SiifreoSbeo. Spor aobt ifuloe oct
life bare at flmne bli iitan0 til at
maale op Ell Slagnorf, iom bleu Dor
meo ScirberrenS Get! Ser blep ri
eGaet Ill Grebe. men bar ntano til at
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8ift |. Ser blep Dor Stoltbeo %
gG~reSfeIeIic iaaret peo uoihoeret
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"gt ei on fan. dig prit forIaoes,
Men alorig, al on life piI."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19

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bar bpi arm, Tom 5ssntnsen bier builte siSr goo Elaos for 9sets Saanste
ring ubn at spe ben ct fumit ubfenbe. Den bar bernaf en- uutOmatif Spois
Climber (bobbin winderl Der er na fMer og paalibeH8 fin 8men at a
baarlg punbei Sp0e ol bore en- nmulsbeo.
"Suspennen" Ter sbt no. os er elegant iaaol reo Senlpn til 3rrarbaoa
iot til WaIinoele. Maiinens JpNfpfe er net let baauoterHst ps SeRobeN
al enbp r tpnbt sprbebrtus paa bette Smraabe. Oct auoenbie Te er af bebh
BenaFeubeb % imuft fDrarbeiret 2atertusen p9 noimefntusen er fsfe &anes
Spnsbiuet o. ale be blanfe Dele al Wdfhnen er imMt poleret pg Ntdeplehe
ret, buprpsb be faar ct net ps lmaafulpt llbhenoe. 8esuben bru9s Ball Bear.
ing til Spinsbtulet ps pua bsge Siber al SoofpHst os &eiultatt err at naa'
man tar 8etet at gRaitnen % inter Susbnkt tgans pu bette lsbe runot inert
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aafhnsns Jobfpte r iorpnet mp plated castors. Saroebe Staaltapp
bober 9ripbinlet % the treadle plate. bullet sisr at lRalfnsn rtsiosr me
for ulminueis os (fancy) ssm. On ubfsrGs SufruttonsbOs, trHt bet norh
ser enaelna Sprps mebfeser 5uer Manhne.
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ruubt % tar fs ualminbsGs sbt uh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
HEIR TO FORTUNE
Chicago Alderman Will sail for Ger
many Next Wednesday to Sc
cure $4,000.

Chicago, Aug 1S,-Peter Hoffman,
alderman from the Eleventh ward, is
heir to fortune in Germany. His
friends say his share in the estate of
cousin in Cologne may reach $751;
000
81 shall stay here until the council
meeting next Wednesday and then
start for New York" said Aid Hoff-
man today Il shall go to Antwerp
and then to Cologne, where | receive
the money 1t is not necessary for me
to go, but a trip to the fatherland,
which | have not seen since | was 6
years old looks good to me.
How much money will | get?
would not like to say, but it win be a
good deal more than | could make by
being alderman a dozen years. So
far as know | am the only American
heir"
Aid. Hoffman is serving his first
term in the council, being the col.
league of Aid Cullerton and success
sor to Il. j. Novak.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
NEWS FROM our NEIGFfBCRS

pit at Elso to work Monday. Wednes-
day they all returned home. We can't
learn just what was the trouble.
Sam Houston, night operator at
Dongola. jumped OFF freight train
at villa Ridge last Sunday morning
and broke his leg just above the an,
kle. He lives in Wetaug and got on
q freight train to come home The
train didn't stop here but took him
to villa ridge where he jumped off.
He was picked up an hour later and
taken to DR.. Royals office where his
limb was set. He was sent home ON
No. 6 Sunday evening He Is doing
well enough.
Mr.. Samuel Huston of Paris. H.. is
visiting his son. Samuel Huston of
this place
The big spring that furnishes the
water for the Illinois Central rail
road engines at this place has stopped
running since last Friday. We think
there is some obstruction in the chan
mel and il little dynamite was put
into 1t that it would help to bring
the water to the surface again.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
Floral Ethics.

Not so many years ago" says Rep
resentative Cushman, "a certain col
league of m &c IN the House had &C
casion to send flowers In memory o.
friend just deceased My colleague
rather fancied a large horseshoe form
IN have you send that one. SAID
he 20 the florist. Indicating the horse
bloc form with his cane.
The florist smiled furtiyely. Are
you sure. asked he, that you want
that one?'
Sure exclaimed my colleague.
/ presume you know the language
Of flowers suggested the florist.
OF course do answered the rep
resentative. growing inpatient: OF
course DO. Send that onel
But timidly replied the aorist. q
horseshoe means good luck you
know
"Whereupon a great light burst up
on my colleague He grew red and
as he ran from the shop shouted.
Make mp an anchor or Q harp OF
somsthiuzi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
CARBONDALE.

A very pretty home wedding occur
red Wednesday at eleven O'Clock al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
c. Lawrence of this city when theil
daughter Angie was married to Mr.
Robert A. Patterson of Silverton, Col
orado.
The wedding was quiet one and
was solemnized among only the rela.
tives and the near friends of the bride
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Mr. Robert Watts.
The house was beautifully decorated
Green and white were the colors In
the parlors ropes of asparagus and
white hydrangeas were used with
graceful effect The young couple
stood under a bower made of delicate
and feathery ferns and in the same
place and at the same hour many
years ago the brides father and
mother were married
The bride was attended by her neice
Miss Dorothy Lawrence as ring bearer
She was attired in simple white
mull dress.
Miss Virginia Lasley, school friend
Of the bride was the maid of honor,
She wore dainty gown of pink tissue
and carried white roses.
The bride was most beautifully at
tired in a beautiful gown of white
chiffon and she carried a shower boz
luet of white roses.
A wedding breakfast was served
after the ceremony and the guests all
sat down to small tables placed In the
library and dining room. Asparagus
and 7nasturtiums were used in the IL
brary and the dining room was beauti-
full with its decorations of asparagus
and white roses
The happy young people left in the
afternoon for st. Louis and Denver
where they will visit some time before
returning to their home in Silverton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
MOUND CITY.

Aug. is, 1904,

aug. IL, 1904.
The Pulaski County Teachers asso
citation have elected the following of
ficers: President, f. II. Dixon; vice.
president, Miss Acsa Nesbitt; secre.
tary. Miss Sara Conant: executive
committee, NJ. T. Van Cleve, e, e.
Butler, Carter Ransom, Flora How.
ard, Mrs. j. NJ. Doty. The committee
on literature decided on the utiliza,
ton Of Lady of the Lake" (Scott) for
select reading
The ladies' of st. Peters Episcopal
church have announced d social 10 oc.
cur on the church lawn on Tuesday
evening. Aug. 30. The management
promise an interesting and pleasure
able evening of pastime and refresh
ments.
The elder John Schiller is attend
ing the Worlds fair.
The lady contingency of the Immac.
Mate Conception will treat their
friends to a social on Tuesday eve.
ming, Aug. 23. on the curch green.
James Finley is attending the st.
Louis attraction.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. McCammon are
entertaining Mrs. MS brother, b. r.
Purdum of Massac. Ky. The visitor is
accompanied by his. family.
Dud Mathis is taking a jaunt down
the pike"
Joe Williams, son of Capt. Mike
Williams of the Paducah docks, Is Wis.
iting friends and relatives here. be-
ing guest of his sister, Mrs. Joe
Lutz.
>, Miss Fannie Cummings Is among
the Mound City people in attendance
upon the Worlds fair this week.
Mrs. j. A. Farde1 of Metropolis
has this week been guest of her sis.
tor, Mrs NJ e. McCammon.
The next regular term of the Pulas.
XII country circuit court will convene
on the 9Th day of next month. Judge
w. N. Butler of Cairo is expected to
preside.
G. Hughes. is having two good cot.
tages erected on the upper part of
Main street.
Alderman and Mrs. Charles Curren
are at the great st. Louis attraction.
Manager John Bits is having the
opera house renovated.
Charles Wehrenberg visited Mounds
today in business way.
Byron Cornell, editor of the Mounds
Leader, is quite sick at his home in
that town.
Vivian Montgomery who lately
found the choice of his heart in Ma.
rion, ILL.,. persuaded her to accompany
him to his native heath, and the cou.
pie have arrived In this city.
Mrs. Ben Blankenship has been en-.
tertaining her lady friends. Miss Wick
Flynch, of Milan, Tenn.
Prof. Frank B. Allen, superintend-
ent of the Lovejoy public schools, (col.
ored) has gone to Boston for sea
son.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
1000 NOVELS
Had Been Written by IIIinoisan
Who is Dead at Beau.
voir, Miss.

Chicago. Aug. lS--Col. Prentiss In
graham of Chicago, said to be the au-
thor of more than 1000 novels, is
dead at Beauvoir, Miss, aged sixty
years. Col. Ingraham was born at
Natchez. Miss, the son of the Rev.
Joseph Ingraham, who was the author
Of "A Prince OF the House of David"
The young man served in the Confed
crate army as colonel, and after the
war began writing stories which were
published in various weekly papers
and in book form. For years he turned
out novel every few weeks. His best
known book is Land of Legendary
Lore"
He left a widow and three children.
His daughters are Mrs. Austin Cole of
Los Angeles, Cal, and Miss Rosa In
graham of Chicago. His son, Langley
fngraham, lives at Atlanta, Ga.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
AUG. Is. 1904.

II Il
Mr. Frank Henderson who lives a
rev miles south of town, bought the
home of Mr.. CIV Cothers on Olive
street and will move here to educate
his children.
Mr., +. G. Lovelace Of Loyelaceyille
bought the corner lot on Second and
Broadway and will put up two story
business house as soon as he can
get the lumber on the ground
Mr.. S. T. Payne left Wednesday for
Paducah, where he will remain for
several days on business and taking
in the fair and races.
Miss Jeanette Peter will leave to-
night wednesday, for her home in
Paducah
Mr.. Dan Henly of Bandana was here
Tuesday looking out location for
his machinery and Implement house.
Miss Geta MILFORD Of Barlow was
visiting in, town Wednesday.
Messrs. MILFORD and Iage loaded
two more carloads OF wheat today
(Tuesday) making twenty-six carloads
that have been shipped from here.
Mr.. G. d. Kuykendall and wife and
Mrs. j. Il. Hatcher all of Butler coun-
ty, will visit Mr.. J. A. Knykendal on
Broadway Wednesday. and spend a
few days with him.
Mr. Baker of Paducah put up
merry-go-round in our town Thursday
on the corner OF Second and Olive
streets.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
MAY CONF|SCATE
ST. LOUIS BRIDGE
Secretary Of War Orders Owners Of
Mrchants' Bridge to Appear Be-
fore Him at Washington.

Washington. Aug .1S.-Secretary Of
WarTaft has issued an order calling
on ne st. Louis Merchants Bridge
comRny to appear September 2S and
shoy why the Merchants bridge
shOud not be confiscated for viola
tionof its charter granted in its alb
sorEion by the St Louis Terminal
Rai'oad association, controlling
Fad bridge.
Tie charter of the Merchants
Brige company provides that if the
brige sh.ll be absorbed by a com
par owning any competing bridge
the federal government acting
thrsgh the secretary of war. shall
hav the right to take the bridge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
AZ ssatIme.

Sing him song of a downy bed.
OF pillow white as snow.
OF a tangled tousled. curly head
A-fDG ling to and fro;
o, = voyage afar
Ts twinkling star
Wh.re the dreamf0ik are. you know
All resting soft on wOolly white clouds
Male haste. he's ready to got
Then sing him song Of the Odd sand
nan
suoha funny old begEar he,
Who s5iinkles tie eyes with the silver
ssrd
From the shores Of the Modify Sea
sinE eyes that wink
And eyes that blink
Till Trey seem To shrink 70 VIE:
The dropping lids and the drowsy eyes
OF the land where the dfeam-folk be
Sing "Bylow-by." the lullaby
The zephyr breezes bear
From the drowsy dTeamland of the
sky
Whittier the lad doth fare
Sing soft and SLOW
TIL sweet ard low
Twill melt and flow IN air:
Then touch is brow with a feather
light kiss
And tipsos down the stair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
WATSON FIRES
SOME HOT SHOT.
Concluded from FIRST page.)

there IL breath In my body" He
said he consumed more time in a dis
cussion OF Democrats than Republl-
cans because its easier and quicker
| job to strike open enemy right be-
! tween the eyes than IL is to tear off
the mask from the face Of a pretend
ed friend and show him to be the hy-
pocrite that he is
! The speaker opened with the state.
ment that there never was time
when the plain people were so dissat.
isfied with the conditions which pre-
vail In this republic as now He as
serted that power Is slipping from the
| peoples hands. He said neither
Democratic nor Republican party rep
resented Jeffersonian.
Our political history has never
seen situation SO ludicrous as that
which the national Democracy now
holds. | can understand how citizens
can work for the Republican party
and vote its ticket with enthusiastic
zeal, but why any human being
should. in this year, 1904, vote the ma.
tional Democratic ticket is something
that passes my untutored comprehen-
sion"
The peoples Champion"
He believed that the men who vot-
ed for Bryan realized now that he
(Watson) was their champion; that
they could not be delivered like cat
tie to Cleveland. The Democrats, he
said. have switched completely on the
money question. Had they been de-
ceiying people, to admit that they
were wrong and the Republicans
right? If SO, and they ask to be elect
ed over the Republicans is most
amazing piece Of effrontery."
Il believe that if the gold standard
be right as both old parties now say
it is. People give credit and support
to men who were brave enough to
fight the battles and win its tri-
umph."
He said both the old parties agreed
on a platform The Democratic cam
paign was mere INSCRIPTIONS hunt
lOl OthtE.
The Democrats, he said, stole the
Populist platform in 1896 and the Re
publican platform in 1904. They were |
looking for the best bait to put on
their hook. He ended by declaring /
that the people could not turn any |
where for help except to the Peoples |
party, which stood for the many and |
not for the few.
When Mr.. Watson concluded he |
was ronndly cheered. Jay w. Forest /
Of Albany, told Mr. Tibbles of his
for vice president. Mr..
Tibbles was greeted with cheers.
1T is an honor" he said Ito be
rendered the nomination by a party
which feels that You come forward /
and accept it, prompted only by hon
est motive of principle"
After the meeting a reception was
held
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
Death Had No Terrors.

willet F. Cook, advertising manager
of Judge, tells the following story OF
an incident that happened at Science
tady Park last Saturdays In a spirited
baseball game the fret baseman was
knocked senseless by TIE swift run
ming of one Of the players. For some
time it was thought the man was &C
tusIly dead. Relays Of ball players
we're employed in working the arms
Of the PROSTATE man. After consider
able time he began to breathe feebiy.
when consciousness returned he slow
ly opened his eyes and remarked:
.Hc- anyone got cigarette!
Great Scott" said one Of the by
ISLANDERS. HE has Just come from
the Jaws Of death. and now asks for
a nail for his coffin. New fork
Times.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
ThIr...AlIsrInn sumn.r orlnk.

Il believe am the inventor OF one
OF the best summer drinks that was
ever invented" Lewis Codloye tells
ne. II is not an intoxicating drink.
either. bat one that hardly a blue rib
boner would balk az.
What are the Component PARTS q
the heyerase? Iced tea. sugar ard a
little clarci Not enough claret TO
make even a single mental wheel IN
steady II one drank q barrelful Of the
s.Iff within the compass Of a single
boar The proportions I use are three
parts tea to ore part claret. with just
enough sugar added TO make Il sweet
20 the taste. THIS amount viii. OF
course. var with different people
There isn't a single beverage on the
market that haven't tasfed-these
sumner drinks. I mean, that are pre-
pared 20 Quench aad not agerafate
TIE thirst-but insist that Tor cocifns
aad tallayinz Qualities none can
equal rag Clarst tea st. Louis Gi0le-
Democrat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
rhe Yankee as europe Knows nIr

The Yankee as Europe Knows Him
Il was greatly Hnnsed, said a down.
town merchant who has lately uade
a visit abroad. ito rctice 'how the
term Yankee widens in application as
one gets further and further away
from the habitat OF The reel thins
Il met very Intelligent hotel keep
er at Berne. IA Switzerland, am ia
Che course OF conversation he Re-.
marked that he Rad an extremely
agreeable countryEsn Of mine staging
at his house the previous season.
As you are both Yankees. 1ou
may by chance know him. he said.
Where does he llye?' asked.
In Bneuos Ayrcs. replied tie no
tel keeper. New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-19
wETAUG.
= ~<~~% ~>-~~ .

Mr.. Eugene Bastian of Baker. Kan,
who was visiting here returned to his
home Monday.
Chas. Lent is at home from Car
bondale this week.
Miss Teresa Malinski of Cairo is
visiting Miss Maude Mowery this
week.
Tells Lentz made a business trip
to Ullin Tuesday.
Thomas Mowery is collecting per
sonal tax. He has about 10 names on
his list that have not paid.
Allen Hight. Scott Ellie. John Cor
zine, Harry Hight. Ben Corzine and
Turner Kesler all went to the gravel