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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
Smaapiuf.

Mr.. Wartin Sobnion % Sobn
Sobnion fra Sormonp, Minu., til.
bringer nogle Gage / 3ecorab.
8. 8. Son1re OF Ole @eblii
reiite I 2erbngs til gopap. Mitneiota,
boor Dc ngter at tiEbrinec @interen.
aibtep elifion bar / iioitc
llge / geisg bos g. G, Saigeil. San
reiitc i Wfanbogs tilbage til Mtimre.
6poliS.
@. 8. RorSbeim reiite iibitc
lIae til aner, q. 0uf,, / 6orret.
ringsarIigaer0er; ban bin borte |
Here Tiger.
@uore 8rimioe, iom / &c ii6ite
anr bar ititSeret / &aIparaiio, Sn6..
beiseer for Gioen Slpgt og 8emer
! og omfriue Gccorob.
RrS. Ntor6. Syadiuits rciite
SirSSng tiIboge til lit Stem / aan.
mare, u. 9of., efter at bare bcisat
Slest og Senner bcr en- fort 8iS.
Senrp Sretbcim / 0tooiion
Sopnibip fisbte iiOite llge 6reO SOL.
D%orious 6orm / Gaomofee Gountp,
outtrert 21a 0fiI pit for Sottrc. ais.
beirmmen iigeS at bare $4,000.
9tr. o. Mrs. g. g. 9ahrpou
forbcreoer iig I'll al reiie til GaIifcr.
mia for at tiIbringe 8intercu / Sos
gngeles og andre Ste0er. De t9n
Ter paa at rerie oen Ste December.
EirsSag gitermi6oag tcIeione.
reSes ira Canoe Sopmbip. al en- Son
al SyameS SuroiS ianbtes 800 / $40.
gen nGr Siemnet. 8un bar ifuot.
&C man auto9er, al set or ScIpmorS
Or. Scpen boI6t 2igipu / SrSOa9S.
G'6rr. 2uOoig Shtbb, Stm.
fpooo, @nib.. Sans 9tpron @apoiar.
g. 9af., % u. e. 9IpiSafcr, Slm.
brota, Wimr., opboIOer fla / oi2ie
Gage / 9pen Tom @cSIcmmrr al Gu.
ro0an8 Girfcrooo, SCR bar blpt Robe
pca Gaaeget. 6ormGtocue Sa8en %
Tois bar Ogiaa pGret her.
Com Spar paa ct 0praab ira
afrs. @oofer Z. @aibinaton pil I'M.
ttrmeHighe6en Der / Spcu icr0e eli
8asie S.pOcr til GlcperRe oe0 Guitg.
gee SnOuitriifoIe. Auc, iom bar &lG.
ser IT gipe % oil bare mcS. bcSes ON
ot briHgc fine &a0er til Gnit. Ntnraa.
rel Z. OImiteaS. 3OS 9rodoluap, ie.
nett Ser0ag cen 1909 d.
Gr. G1bI mcO 6amiIie al @aS,
ger, Soma, Or bauSc trufiet jSorau,
ita!tninger til at boiptte iig / 9cco.
rab, har iorlu0rct 9eilumiu0 oa oil
III bOiGtte ig i 1t. Dodge. Gofto.
rens &eurer % aun0er pil0e life
Hope bnm. % DeS at Unite Ill nportc
go bill ban ila et b~etpSeligt itsrrc
girtefeIt o. euSl bli mar Scr, 1uor
ian tiSlisere bar boet.
Dfrs. GabI % Cater bar oprst
9aorab / ilere Tiger og bapoe ilpttei
alt oeres gobape bio. bpiIfet De M
mnn ilptte tiIbase iaien. Se reiier
berfra aIereoe iaften QorsSaa)
Mrs. Gabl er en- Spqtig 4lnitIGrer.
inOe paa giono OF bapbe allereoe er
ohitPnbi9 alasie ber, Der fommer ii,
al iaone betoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

SaScrrn (mco Sparrfrsret / Saun-
benz: "&co on, bporfpr ieg bill ilaa
Dig. @ittten nin?"
SnniGnono: "Sorbi iee er Ii6en.
Suis ieg bar iaa flor % itcrf JON Den
Munben / Suict peo Sioet al, Jon
ifi9lbte Dig ITO i~gaoroftes, bapbe on
uof life rert mig"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

faa s20o I'll $50 90 mere af en- Ko ON Aaret og kan saAledss
have mere Indtagt az sv Kjor, end man nu har AZ Il og det
med kun hslst saa meget Arbeids. Enhver Farmer beh6vsr
yr Separator for si3.7j, entsn han har to kjor elIer u, Man
kan spare Ssparatorens Kostsnde I nogle fAa Maansder.
I'm 6ut kan hasndtsro den. Dea err sa eHk~l, At enhver Kan
hesytte den, ingsn Ersaring beh5yes; ligegyldig ON IN an Aldrig
hT set en- Separator, kan en- femtenAarig Gut BRUCE den, da
den netop or en- Msskins for Gutter. Jsntsr, Kyfnder eilsr
hand, ettersom den like har noget saadant indyiklet NASH
neri som andre separatorer. Den besdder aMs code Egsnska-
bsr, som nndes hos andre code Separatorsr uden at beside
nogen af discs Manglsr.
20 Daxe. FRI Prove. vi sender separatoren tfI hv.nsom,
heist pA 90 Dares Prove for at eyerbeyise enhyer ON, at det
er den beste Separator ( yerden.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
SOftur @e;terIunS, Scn bersmte o

al Srrinoer al Gatienter tilbeSte
SGae, @ntspings Sfaber og Oprct.
boISer, ipIote forIeSeu Sag So Gar.
~Soun~ briper ct 9inese al Scfto.
rem oe Srue i Seres Siem. bpor Stole
CO SorSe nGIten ioripinner unSer ct
@Iomitcrp9lS, ienot al tafnemliae
Gatienter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
8aar Set an, MOr? g.

"Spao fol Barnet beoe?"
6orGlSrcne icr grunoenbe paa BIN.
onoen. 9e bar CLIENT Gapiet % be.
Der GrGitcn at fpreilaa ct.
GrGiten: "gfoa, ia, bpnb flyer )
ON al fuIoe set Ycter2"
Sobercn: ~Nor, trpr on, pi fan
laoe Sgien bcoe Vetcr2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

gsres uus SsofIsoassSOa bar iss mOStaSst %
Esrr Ten iSa mango Tat. Ten IT eitcr min For
meutus en- uemrrf,t 5amiins al cote Gitarer. itaI
esriUr Iea Pss I'll at aRbefale SOssh I'll Slao:ts ss'
!srs. sa ies u ~iSrvtsiei ON. az aas vii Hcoiass iaams
mee 9afsrunslisbee.
2puts Sfalss gaaniesL Saiaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
$43.75 FL6DE- SEPARATOR.
NzE1 FOR X43. vs. siI..r i'm \, S;a g

paratsr - en- stor Separator, som skam-
msr Fl6den at 900 Pund eller lao Quartz
| Timen -tlistrAkkelig for ct Meleri
med ii kjdr eller mindrs. st6rre Sepa-
ratorer for 400 eller 500 Pund pr. Time
for lidt h5iere Pris. 6~sranteres at
skumme ~fuidsiAndiyt, lettest at trakke,
s~tzrkest, bekvemmest At holde rem, et6r-
ste flodemangde, mindst udsat FOR al
komms ! Ustand.
20 Aars Gsranti. Med hver enests
Separator fbiEer en- skreven bindesde
Garsnti for tyve Aar, sjaidende for
- hvert eneste stytke AZ a~s.kinen.
Dens fortrin er bleven beyist under
PrBver sAmmen med andre OF indr5m-
mes AZ fzFmAnd og Antoriister pan
dette OmraAde overall, SAINT erklares Af
Tusinder AZ Eiere at overtrzffs allie an
DIRE Ssparatorer. Garsnterrs at skumms
Is III 30 Proeeut mere Fl6de, som nu
gaar tabt sammen med den skummede
Melk, nAar man skummerPa den gamls
Made, og endda er Melken bedre for
kalysne; man fAar saaledes al Flodsn
OF 81 Melken og faRr mere og bedrs
CaAr Mt dspna Ganaraaar Ten man
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-29
AT THE BIG STORE

My line of fine hand-painted
china has just arrived-having
been delayed by the customs
the only line of hand-painted
china in town, and at prices but
trife above the ordinary kind.
See this line before you purchase
the common kind.
TYPOGRAPHY.
or wood burning, is becoming the
great craze. Nothing nicer for
an inexpensive present. We
have a big line of three-ply
placques, from 10 cents up. Our
line Of fine diamond jewelry,
watches, rings, link buttons, scarf
pins, sterling silverware, fine cut
glass, chains, etc., is now COM
plete.
UMBRELLAS.
Buy a detachable handle UNI
brella. Stronger, handler and
most convenient in travelling.
GAS good as the best, and bet
ter than the rest. "
Abner G. Thomas
JEWELER.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-29

Mrs. Wells, OF Beech Bottom, w.
Va.
A. R. Heidrick, merchant
tailor of Marietta, was calling on
his trade here today.
w. P. Norris, district superin-
tendent of the Eureka Pipe Line
company, left for points north
this morning.
The old-fashioned dance given
at the Citizens Hose house last
night was we'll attended and
greatly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Lizzie Stacy of Rainbow,
o., and Miss AIDA Finch of Mar
ietta, are the guests OF Mrs. y. u.
Guyton of East street.
The zero mark was not quite
reached last night, the thermome-
ter registering 5 above at about
6 o'clock this morning.
Donald Stoneking left this NOR
ming for Bellaire, o., where he
will visit his grandmother, Mrs.
Dunfee, for a few days.
The steamer Kanawha is on her
way up the river from Cincinnati
en- route to Pittsburg. She will
be here Saturday some time.
The coal boats all had to lay up
Yesterday on account of the heavy
wind which made navigation dan,
gerous for loaded coal barges.
The cold and heavy windstorm
Yesterday fairly paralyzed bust
ness. Nobody went out OF the
house who did not have to do so.
Mrs. John Stealey and daugh-
ter, Miss Leila, and the formers
sister, Mrs. Mcknight, spent the
day with Mrs. G. D. Smith OF
st. Marys.
Philip Sill and David Sine re-
turned yesterday afternoon from
Meadville, where they have been
engaged at carpenter work for a
few weeks.
Settlements Of water rents must
be made on or before January l,
or water supply will be shut off;
this means all. G. O. Cutler, Wa
ter Com. 12,29-3t
The strong wind Of yesterday
greatly interfered with river traf-
fc. Many Of the coal fleets that
were en- route south were forced
to the banks.
Only two days more in which
to pay your water rent; water
will be shut off on all delin-
quents on January l. G. o. Cut
Ter, Water Com. l2,29-3t
The annual ball Of the Virginia
club will be given in the Armory
on next Monday evening. Great
are being made for
the event, which will be the lead
ing social function to occur in the
city during the holiday season.
Supper will be served at the Hotel
Wells.
1t is is very strang that oil
should decline in price at a time
when the daily production
throughout the great southwest
fields is falling off so rapidly. OPP
erations have been for months,
and in fact are at the present
time, at a standstill in the sur
rounding oil fields, which should
have tendency to advance the
price of oil. The only reason for
the decline in the market is the
monopoly of the Standard Oil
company, which corporation will
continue to fix the price of the
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-29
Local News
90 @--@-@-a

Two more days of December.
Sunday is the first of January.
It's time to prepare to swear
eff.
Considerable floating ice in the
river today.
The oil market dropped five
cents today.
We are promised warmer
weather tomorrow.
The recent cold snap has given
business another boost.
Fine moving picture show to-
night at the Auditorium.
Contractor Jack O'Hare is a
guest of the Hotel Mercer.
The State Bar association is in
session in Charleston today.
The atmosphere was very cold
and raw again this morning.
Water rents due January l. G.
o. Cutler, Water Com. 12,29-3t
Charles Morris of SanchO, was
business caller in the city to-
day.
Jacob Rowles of Matamoras,
was a business caller IN the city
today.
F. R. Roome of Benwood, was
registered today at the Hotel
Mercer.
: W. R. Smith and nephew, John
Gillespie, went to Parkersburg
this afternoon.
The weather of late has been
old-fashioned enough to suit the
oldest inhabitant.
W. L. Sutton returned last ev-
ening from a visit with relatives
at Meadville, Pa.
Don't fail to pay your water
rent before January l. &. y. Cut
Ter, Water Com. l2,29-3t
Mrs. Edward Noll has gone to
Parkersburg on visit OF two
weeks to her parents.
J. G.. McMahOn returned to the
city last evening from a visit with
his family at Mt. Morris, Pa.
Mrs. Waldeck of Pittsburg, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Collins, of Virginia street.
The family of w. L. Sutton re-
turned last evening from a visit of
a few days with relatives at Mar
ietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. P. Sweeney
returned home yesterday from a
short visit with friends at Park
ersburg.
Mrs. w. F. Litten returned last
evening from a visit Of week
with her daughter, Mrs. Hart, of
Marietta.
The Robert Bonner passed up
yesterday, the first tow boat that
has been able to navigate since
last July.
The Leroy is now running in the
Sistersville and Marietta trade.
She came up last night and left
on time this morning.
w. J. Mccoy and family re-
turned home last evening from
visit of a few days with the par.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-29

John F. Eckbert of Sistersville,
general manager in the southwest
oil fields of the Carter Oil COM
pany, was a guest at the Mcclure
last evening on his way home
from Pittsburg and other points
in Pennsylvania, where he has
been for several days spending
the holiday season with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Eckbert stated
that the heavy rains this week
would be a great boon to the far
mers and the oil well contractors
down in the State and that both
would be greatly benefited. He
thinks there will be quite a lot
of work done in the oil fields now
that the contractors have water
to do the work with. He left
his morning for home Wheeling
Telegraph.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-29

W. J. Mccoy and family re-
turned home last evening from a
visit of few days with the par
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-29

The annual ball Of the Virginia
club will be given in the ArmOry
on next Monday evening. Great
preparations are being made for
the event, which will be the lead
ing social function to occur in the
city during the holiday season.
Supper will be served at the Hotel
Wells.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-29

Only two days more in whicl
to pay your water rent; waite
will be shut off on all delin
uuents on January /. G. 0. Cut
Ter. Water Com. 12,29-3t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-03
The Rosary Of Years.

Some reckon their age By rears.
Some reckon tkeir lie by art
But some tell their days ~ the flow OF
their searE.
And tneir lie by the means Of their
heart.
The dials Of earth may show
The length not the depth OF years:
Few Or many they cone--few or many
they go
But cur lime is best measured by tears
All, not by the silver gray
That creeps through rae sunny hair,
And not by the scenes that We pass on
And not by the burrows the finger Of
care
on the forehead ard face have made,
Not so do We CONT our years:
Not ~ me sun OF the carth-but HE
shade
OF our souls. and the fall OF our tears.
Fo- the young are seine tines old.
Though tac!r brow be bright and fa.-:
Nhhs their blood beats warm. their heart
lies cold
oei then tie spslngtime--but winter IS
there.
And The cid ere Outlines young.
When their hair ig thin ara white:
And they sing ia age AZ in youth they
And they fapsh Tor their cross was
4 thousand ~ toys msy foam
On the tiil0ws al all The wears:
Sut never the foam brings The brave bark
1t reaches the haven through tears.
Father Ryan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-03
Ne, Z Mater CT alrthdays.

The passengers in q train the other
day were annoyed by the impass:oned
strains Of lusty-lunsod infant who
refused 10 he pacifod or eonforted
a very youthful looking "Bertie 3"
whose nerves seemed to be n an ir.
ritsble condition, writhed in silent
agory for some time: but at last his
endurance gave way, and, leaning
over the back OF his seat he inquired
Of TIE mother 81 the screaming dar-
iinr, il Il brief interval OF compare
tive calm:
How old should a clid be before
1t can be taught to keep rs mouth
shut?'
Young nan" replica tie i.ate
mother, with a fierce gisnee a. tic
smooth-faoed bog who ard lad sas
temerity 70 put fcrEerd SUE: ~ ia
quiry. you shogid ask yolr oRc
uother tia. eaes,ieni"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-03

\ letter with some viciets--
~ hcw ny fancy backward Gets,
L"sh my bf3octne thou.hs begets
fsce Ae'Iilisvl
Z Win roso bud ilrs IN Cupid Inc:
y p4'0H ,Ficle curle DER dTo0r sr1 twire
Deep eyes that tcIds.ly meet .r,ine
And answer smiling.
An5 fastened loosely On her breast
tulCh OF flowers What fairer rest
CoulG bic. ofrs have wherein 10 rest
il any weather,
70 heart her deer heart btat and know
i wAcn ! wh!sp.r 80 auj 50,
IL tiFobs q wee BIC fuster--oh,
/ wonder wae-herl
Seen ting their delicate perfume.
I catch spnewlat % her sxeet bl-on,-
= loseiiress that icnds a room
Through which -ne passes
ne Rlioi1s Wit.aorreless Of spring,
The verrri air aud light tot cliflx
AZ apple hs1ucheg bouIyeon!ug,
Ana ycrlsl grasses.
-. v'o'c's. yen carnot dream
Low ff'cu - h'n-sing grt Of tearn
IoI bear rith yoz--i1ys perfect hl.a,-
[r2rsctEded never.
"a, - erofit frstli1gs or the year.
Z -2sse SIZE lcgcs y0a aoulir ear.
ouf .oNeT J. auc, Ear cn rear,
Her ,-fsr svCri
-C-Ei.s1 secIsrd IN Puck
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-03
MOUND CITY.

This scc.ion was visited by a good
rain yesterday evening. II came gen
tly aai hit the spot" In fact IL was
a re-, farmers shower"
This correspondent said in his let.
ter OF yesterday that there were some
cases OF mslsrial fever with lung
trouble as a complication, in this city.
We see by the Southern Illinois press
that maIarial ailments are cutie com
mon just rovv. Il csn be taken fer
granted. however. that there is less
OF Il In Mound City than in any other
place of its size so1th Of Decatur. 1t
IS IN established fact that the hill
sections north of US have two cases
Of nalarisl fever and chilis 10 -
orc.
The fact has developed that there
was "a worsn in the case" ia the
murder Of Bonner by Cross at Wetang
q few days aga. VIII Cross. TIE kill
e.. resides at villa Ridge and Charles
Bonner. the dead man. Hvel-when he
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-03

ELEG5l ~ lJ-sf.
G. d Rcsh spent Sunday In Cairo.
Henry Hillig Of Cairo came UP Mon
day on business.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jacobs OF Paducah nj
rived Saturday for visit viii
friends.4
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hoskastra o
Carbondale spent Sunday with rela
tiYcs.
Mrs. J. C. christensen departed
Monday for weeks visit witt
friends and relatives in Sullivan
Ind.
The Misses Kathryne and Bernics
Kest departed Monday morning fol-
q two-week's visit in ST. Louis
Mr.. ana Mrs II. r. Baugh who have
been visiting relatives In Joppa ans
Metropolis last week, returned Mon
day.
Messrs. Robt. Mayo, Curtis Glenn
cnts and Gland Dillow attended tht
bal gaine lit Ullin Sunday.
Miss Vera Lombard who has beer
visiting friends in East st. Louis anl
doing the Fair during the past three
weeks, returned home Thursday.
Miss Kennssha Brown Of Balcom
Is acting as telephone girl now.
Mr.. r. Price. WHO Is buying wheat
here for Halliday & Co, Of Cairo
spent Sunday with bis family at New
Furnishes.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Clifford and
son, John, Of Cairo, were the guests
Of friends and relatives here Sunday
NJ. n Rushing, the popular iol
printer of Anna, was here OH business
Saturday
Mrs. r. RI. Anderson OF Ullin Wis.
tied Mr.. ana Mrs. l. n. Henley here
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. 0. Woodland Of
Mounds, are the guests of his parents
here this week.
Mrs. s. O. BOYD Is confined to her
homo on account of Illness this week
One of the most enjoyable events
of the season was the hay ride last
Wednesday,
On a largo wagon was placed .
large frame, and on the large franc
was placed large amount Of hay(?,
ard ON this the crowd CT young poo.
pie thoroughly enjoyed the drive to
Ullin. The trip was one continuai
round Of pleasure. and the evening
delightful for the occasion. On re-
turning, refreshments. were served
by Mr.. and Mrs. u. Al Fisher at their
home. Their Kindness was only ex-
celled by their patience in waiting
fer our return for which they have
our hearty thanks. The following
were present: Misses Izora Beggs
Vera lombard, bertha Coughanour,
Marbelie Rial and verzene Fisher
Messrs. Robt Mayo, Guy Dillow, Ed
Copeland. Claud Dillow, Gambetta
Richardson and Rooney Dillow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-03
POWER or THE IMAGINATION,
i FrsS1srtiy Plays St7srgo ar. Tn
cxrectea prssks.

Il FreSu,rtty PLAYS st-srgo srs ur
cxrsctes prssks.
I'VE humans are pretty weal,
minded lct.' said col. William Zcver
cy, OF the Indian Territory, who Y5i
2hi,oscphizihg. "W.tness how MAI
5oes to . roco tract. to play q certar
horse and lets any stranger tout hiR
If It.
4 remember when Ash Ewing wa
'ergeant-otarns Of the Missouri Leg
stature. Ash was big. bury
reality man, with face IL. a fu'l
noon. Oae Monsey morning Senate!
walker put up job on Ash. ne
ru5ted up hslf ? Gozen sonatogs and
.oli them to 80 % Ash ono after an
sthcr and asig him what was tie ma.
Ter with his face.
"Thsy al agreed, and walker start.
"a Tie bell rolling.
GOOD morning, Ash, he said
whoa he met the sergeant At arms
Iiow ere you this morning"
"'Fust rate, senator; Cat rate
Bat. Ash, what in heavens meme
Is the matter with yo-r f9caT
Nothing IS the matter With my
face said Ash. rubbing his hand over
Il. Nothing az al
"Siy men oGe after a-otte-, met
Ash AID tcll tie sane eoaYersatiol
vita hin. EaoA tine ASA protested
there vas Tp.h'ng tie ra-ter vita
.i-'. bot his protests grew weaker
ard wcaEcr.
when tie seventh cane around
end said: Good morning. Ash, how
are you this morn.-s? fsh replied:
rust rate. except for that b,anl-eiy
banked face q - c."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-03
HIS GREATNESS NOT WolEL {
EHgish kohienisn Evidently cisi
rlsYad No sihn az E.nk

played Mo Sign Of Rznk
Sir r Farrant tells q good stor.
apropos Of tie late Lord Rowtcn'.
/ personal concern IN the comfort Q!
the houses which bear his name. Thes
! had been hanging pictures ct tbs
Kings Cross house "all the morn
ing." and wanting to finish In tie
afternoon went for luncheon TO g
Leighboring public house.
I'VE found the place very busy, but
were able to get some bread and
cheese. The ba!rmaid was very talk
alive, and had much to say about tbs
large Rowton house taat was 10 10
opened in day or two.
Have YOU seen it?' she asked
yes replied.
Then she launched forth In loul
praises OF Lord Rowton.
a" This is Lord Rowton,' said.
pointing 10 him.
Z" Get outi' she exclaimed, with
great disgust. and then went on with
her WORK, casting q glance cur way
from time to time, much to the amuse.
ment Of Lord Rowton. "--I.ondon An.
swers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-03
kiTE-FLY,Na NJ TIE EAST.
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Nstiona. psstirae.

In Oriental Countries The spor. ia a
Nstiona! pestine.
Homemade kites satisfy the Amcri-
can boy and afford him lots OF fun, hut
It is strange that he does not invent
an artistic and national Kite, such as
they have in Japan. China end Korea.
where all the flyers have a meaning.
A figure OF Al eagle cr Of Uncle Sam
with his arms outstr9tched would be
quite imposing.
In all these oriental countries kite
flying is q national pastlme and thou
aands Of people on holidays sather up
on the hills and watch the sport.
In China the sport ends on the ninth
month in a festival called "asccD ding
on high.' In japan and Korea the
boys only fy their kites for fifteen
days out Of the entire year.
But kite-fying in these countries is
quite secondary to kite-lghtlng. The
Fighting machines are made on rec
tangular bamboo frames covered with
paper and have 4 hole In tho middle.
fhey have no Tails and The strings are
Of silk dipped in fish glue and pow
dered with porcelain. The moment
two kites strings are crossed. no nat.
ter II ono belongs to roy ally itself,
the player must let out his lire. The
string that is drawn tight Is cure to
be cut through. TIE instant q kite is
cut down il is seized by the small
boys in the streets.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-03
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBCRS


did llve-at Pulaski
ed Bugg, who went to the penl.
tertiary from Pulaski county few
years ago on charge OF numbering
Charles Arnold Of this city. and Will
Booth, charged with being accesso.
ries to the murder, are in Jail here.
Cross has not yet been apprehended.
All Of the men named are of the col
ored tribe.
There rs the best corn crop in pu-
lasld county this season that has been
produced since 1894. That was plant.
ed early is exceptionally excellent.
Mr.. N. l.. Wickwire, resident Of
81. Louis a prominent contractor and
builder, was the guest. Of ". w. Hough
last Friday and Saturday. Mr.. w. was
0 resident Of this city many years ago,
locating here in 1854 and making this
his home FOR several years.
G. @. Waite of Pulaski is a new
solicitor for the Metropolitan Life In
ISursnce company.
Thos. Tucker has bought the Lep-
pert farm near Caledonia. There are
fifty acres in the farm and the lump
sum paid for the property was $1,000.
w. w. Hough Is preparing to erect
two or three cottages on lots he owns
Just above East Third on High street.
He has wrecked the old building that
was erected in 1861 down town and
moved up town about a decade ago
Pulaski County Teachers institute
begins its six-days' session at Low
eli High School building next Mon
fay