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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
Women in the Great N,est.

Girls too, here prove their capacity
for ! saw q house that a girl bull her,
self She took up a claim, worked it
all alone butt her own house. and IN
a year more will have proved up'
and become a property owner IN her
own right We heard Of several more
sach instances and visited ore neat
little Reuse, shining clean, with q
wooden floor on which the neighbors
loyod to dance, and a windmill near
bi PUMPKINS gallons ana gallons ol
good water into big tanks for ne ben
Gift of the many cattle and pigs 4
was set by the roadside, offering bless
iues TO every passerby This ranch
comprising q tNll section that ia. one
square mile=-had been taken IN BY
two young meu and their two sisters,
each fling on a quarter The girls
farmed. the boys raised cattle All
were successful M f. w. 10 Harp.
ers Bazar
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
Two Kinds of Liquor Bills.

Representative Nehemiah Dav
Sperey of Connecticut was leaning
mournfully over the back rail- I'm the
House of Representatives the other
day. Mr. Sperey is the chairman of
the committee on alcoholic liquor traG
fc
Mark Smith, the cheerful delegate
from Arizona. approached .he objected
looking Sperey and said, What seems
70 be worrying you, old chap, cheer
APP
Il was thinking Of little liquor bin
] have over in the Senate" returned
>perey. without hooking M.
We'll why don't you pay it and ecr
81. Oft your mind demanded the Ar!-
IONA man. who evidently thought that
thc prohib.uouist from the Nutme-
tate was relcrrinr 90 the bartender
accumulated charges for sundry
drinks
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
Thousands Of Women
ARE MADE WELL AND STRONG
Success of Lydia E. pnkham's Vegetable
Compound Rests Upon the Fact that II
Really Does Make Sick Women Well.

Thousands upon thousands Of Ameri-
can women have been restored to
health by lydia Il Pinkhams Vcgcta-
bic Compound. Their letters are on lile
in Mrs Pinkham's Office, and prove this
statement TO be fact and not q mere
boast.
Overshadowing indeed is the success
of this great medicine, and compared
with it all other medicines and treat
ment for women are experiments.
Why has Lydia f. Pinllhams Vege-
table Compound accomplished such
widespread results for good'
Why has it lived and thrived and
done its glorious work for quarter of
century?
Simply and surely because OF its ster-
ling worth. The reason no other med
icine has even approached its success
is plainly and positively because there
il no other medicine in the world 80
good for women's ills.
The wonderful power of Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound over
the diseases of womankind Is not be-
cause 1t is stimulant- not because 1t IS
a palliative, but simply because it IS
the most wonderful tonic and recon
structor ever discovered 10 act directly
upon the female system, positively
CURING disease and displacements and
restoring health and vigor.
Marvellous cures are reported from
all parts Of the country by women who
have been cured, trained nurses who
have witnessed cures and physicians
who have recognized the virtue in
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and are fair enough to give
credit where it is due. If physicians
dared to be frank and open, hundreds
Of them would acknowledge that they
prescribe Lydin u Pink
hams Vegetable Compound in severe
eases of female ills, as they know by
experience that it win effect a cure.
Women who are troubled with pain
full or irregular periods, backache
Tor hatulencel, weakness, dis |
inflammation, liberation
that bearingdown feeling, di2zi- /
ness, faintness. indigestion, nervous
or the blues, should take !
action TO ward off the seri- !
,us consequences and be restored to /
health and strength by taking Lydia +. /.
Vegetable Compound. Any /.
vav write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, /
Mass, for advice It's free and always /
helpful,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
I'LL WATT FOR HIM"

other'side OF the pond shall marry the
millcrs daughter"
u shall win without trouble" cried
Mr. Crane. who was thinking how far
he could stride with his long legs
I'VE shah see" said Mr.. Frog.
Are you ready asked Mr.. Crane.
yes" answered Mr. Frog
Go" cried Mr. Crane. and away
they both went into the water.
Alr. Crane strobe boldly in and Went
through the water with long steps, rap
idly leaving the shore behind
Into the water also went Mr.. Frog
with n big splash
When Alr Crane had gone some dis
lance he stopped and looked around to
see where Mr. Frog was. but that
wary creature was mot fin sight.
We'll. I guess I've 4oft him far be
hind" said AIr. Crane. with laugh.
q shall just wait here for him to catch
up
So he waited and waited, and no sign
came Of Mr.. Frog
But presently be heard a voice can
Ing to him. and when De looked over at
the other side 81 tire POND who should
Mr.. Crane see but Mr Frog
Mr. Frog had swum al The way I'M
der the surface Of the water,
4 told you I wouid ct here first"
laughed the frog Atlanta COBstitu-
ton
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

offered to put him in jail for awhile
for he thought that lie might enjoy
himself there
But that was not the. kind of fun
that Mr. Rabbit wanted, and he spurn-
ed the offer Of the warden Then he
proceeded on his way. and he had not
gone far when he heard the report OF
a gun.
Here come the hunters" he cried,
and away be darted to escape Che sor-
~ fate that had befallen his cousin
only Il week before.
But the hunters were faster than Mr..
Rabbit, and soon they were in sight
and a load Of shot caught the poor
bunny IN the side His last thoughts
were Of how much better off he would
have been &c lie had not been 50 anX-
Gus to have a good time and had ac-
cepted the wardons offer to let him
stay IN the jail for awhile.-St. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
Al RHir1al Story For
Little Folks
The Foolish Rabbit

There was 4 rabbit who was very
much AFRAID that he would not cnl9y
an Of The good things Of HE, ana 50 he
went about to find what be could do to
have better time than he would have
II he only remained around the house
win his little brothers ana sisters,
A. he was passing along the street
he met the warden Of the Jail and told
him that he was out for good time,
Can you make any suggestion TO
help me3n asked The rabbit
The warden said that he could not
think Of anything at that moment, but
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
PRESIDENT RooseVELT's APPEAR

PRESIDENT ROoSEVELTS APPEAL
19The S the O
EcoseVets
appalling calamity
be
fitted
Divine
with the Red
in
National Red Cross They sert Hon Charles Hamkp
Washington
other local Red
Washington o n
(sgned)) THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
CAIRO'S CONTRIBUTIONS
PROMPT AND LIBERAL
Call For Help Meets With Generous Re-
sponse-- Mayor and Council Act
Merchants League Subscribe
PRESIDENT MAKES AN APPEAL

has always true ta people Of Cairo that the cry distress
the
easpng
CONT
contributions doubtless t
further
quickyought be today be
prob
Be nit the the need
relieving the distress
2 Following yesterdays contributions
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

We arc authorized TO announce DR..
e. j. Cause OF Unity. as candidate
for reelection to the Office OF County
Commissioner OF Alexander County.
subject to the decision OF the Republl-
can Primary Election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
RICHARD E. pow

RICHARD E. POWERS, of Cairo,
authorizes his announcement as can
didate for minority representative in
the General Assembly of Illinois, from
the Fiftieth senatorial district, sub
ject to the Democratic primary cleo
ton April %. 1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

Few lawyers in Great Britain make
mere than $4,000 year, Bat ur
Moulton. who has just succeeded Lord
Jnstlce Mathews. Is believed 70 have
ger II ! practice worth a. least
trlcs as 1Brb
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

sufferers lett
committee appointed the
c o contributions stated below.
COUNCIL ACTS.
OF
considering the liberal
appointed
citizens be
stricken
formal informal meeting held by those
The
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

appointed council will
contributions
today at following
a n
d Washington
George of Eighth
Snyder police
Twelfth street.
MERCHANTS
a
night contributing
following
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
Cor county SUPERINTENDENT Of schooIs.

We are authorized to announce
JOHN SNYDER as candidate for re-
election TO the office OF County Super.
intendept Of Public Schools OF Alexan
der county, subject TO the Republican
primary election TO be held April rs.
1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

Cincinnati packets are preparing 10
carry thousands this summer on half.
way and through trips the same as last
summer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

4 dog which has Travelled round the
world was cent back across the chan
nel from Dover until the owner could
get q license
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

Capt G c. Fuller has been ne
elected superintendent Of the Louis
yille.&, Cincinnati Packet Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

The river marked 49, feet on The
Cairo gauge at p m. yesterday, show
ing a fall of IL feet in 2 hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the year 1905. ....2 t28
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the month of March.
1906 .2036
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
For sheriff.

We are authorized to announce e.
]. HODGES as candidate for sheriff
of Alexander county. subject to the
decision OF the Republican primary
election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
CARROLL c. BoGGs.
For Representative.

We are authorized to announce DR.
G. l.. OTRlCH as candidate for rep
resontative in the Fiftieth Senatorial
District subject to the decision Of the
democratic primaries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

The Sun arrived from Memphis at
8 p N, yesterday and is loading 70
return today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

This mornings report is fully as
complete as that Of yesterday morn
ing. and the story is soul narrowing in
its details.
Fresh horros seem to be added to
the list every hour. No one can read
the account without feeling an impulse
to do something to relieve the suffer
ing.
The Bulletins fund for the sufferers
took a good start yesterday and will
today be turned over to the committee
appointed last night by the city conn
Gil. Contributions will be received at
this Office during the day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

John 4 Wood took six barges To-
ST. Louis yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
March Circulation.


The above is correct and true
statement Of the circulation OF The
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
for the month Of February, 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this End day OF April, 1906
(Seal.) LEO j KLEB,
Notary Public
My commission expires January 16
1909
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
For the Legislature.

RI. G. CARTER, of Mound City, a'l'
thorizes his announcement as candi-
date for minority representative in the
illinois general assembly, for the Fiji
tieth ditrict, subject to the primary
elections to be held April %, 1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
THE HEARr-RENDING STORY.

The Bulletin received and published
in its issue Of yesterday morning and
on its bulletin board The day before.
over $1,000 words of telegraph con
corning the terrible catastrophe on the
Pacific coast.
The Bulletins report on this awful
affair yesterday morning was more
complete than that of several of the
great city dailies aud it reached .he
people Of Cairo ana vicinity from four
10 six hours in advance Of any other
paper
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol
lowing places:
coieman's, 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
ON THE RIVERS
Paepeke Had Trouble at Memphis
Lights changed--Upper Ohio.
Again Rising Slowly

Island Queen left for Cincinnati
carly yesterday morning
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

af andre 9p5e0er ina aeIenteH
Der fan naone3, at Batter 8oamme
fra Retp gorf foIG en- Del bGeat
@uSgtieHejte Der forrtge SsnSag, 90
at ban Ogiaa I 8irter bill gisre npao.
ipeaIi9e 8gis5 her, en- at Bet uOrife
SeEitabs Sttftere % 6ets fsrite 60
ferter. u, s. 6, Rone, ira Safe
Bari, @imn,. bar taaet aHFsS fra i'm
goit | Genius Slrpeauet % iaHmen
NEE to andre etab.sret Sat- gisnepIb
Soan % misunderstanding unser
5irna. 8iLep, 2aHericf & Role. @ae
hans mango geHper stfer bom SeIS
meo bans upe 5oretageroe,
q. @,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

8nier 2enieI Sill mn err 800. San
par ugiit o. lepeoe imt en- gremit,
90 ale ptoite, at ban bdnoc genee;
men bnur oar oe2 San hupoe life en-
Gent / noaen @anf; ser bar insen
aontanter / Suiet % heller ingen 30.
rirer. Iom piite, at FAN bapoe Nenee
tilgoSe noaeniteos. Nteu at ban Ell
terloo ii8 Beuge, ttnSe Der life pase
.SOil ON. ScIf gao iia % til at leSe
% leSe 90 eif irem, ipm uoar man
grouer Sulo. 50, Su man tp9 %
rogIc Sipler at 0llpet / StoISeu.
Iaa ser sientt $4,000. arbeiSet lon.
reoe liz iaaIebes soSt. Self meuer,
al niOeoe Gin BAR siemt eubn,t mere,
men boor er Set9 Sar bar en- gror
% en- Sser, iom oi tonmer til at
orpe en- pen Gum efter BAN.
Ssieiterrt. 6or en- Si0 iioen ior.
toIte @nibingtor.ao rreipouhenterre
at Tri9smiutiter Sol ifiIoc tnNtage
Sen ElaS& / 5sieiterct. iom blioer Ie.
sig efter @enrp .. 9rotun. Get bIeo
life uoget al. GIN fortCHer Be, at
Sltittt&miniiter 0touSp ifoI tnS bort
SauNS bcicite Tribunal. men tiIistcr,
al oct fommer an paa, boao SenatetS
RctSfotuitc oil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

iteoe, bar Forpoen gteoctg Brett, ga.
ftpr SIetteuL Yreiternc 6. G. Bpnilo,
8illmiar. Iinn., g. 8. 2drion, Wtn.
rinette. @is., elias IeSerion, Chip
petpu SAILS, Nis, G. g. Sarbo, Min.
heapolis, Winn., og 8aitor 5. s.
See, MprriSioupille, isis, al Sanees
SnnoSe.
Sanaes Snueee.
9anS. teoI. 5. Iuitao ira RED
@ing Seminar blep forrige SorsSag
aften croineret / CT. 8ouI airfe,
9auaes Spnobe | Minneooolis. Srbt'
nationeu itSfsrtes al Soltges Spno'
res 5oruranS &aitor 6. S. gaitooI0
mco 9iitanS df Irof. so. q. Sonion
% Sreiterue g. 6. Softer, s. u.
Smopeu, Nisiion9r SinIe 90 OG.
GorOitao. &aitor Iuitao ifal beticne
SltIlttb og auneftereoe Wenisbeoer,
Gaitor 8. M. 8eeS forrtge 8aI0.
- Zen 2Oen-4oe Sftober boloteS
ct SaurtaIpmsoe / Sabitbu Wenigbeo,
@rantsbure, 8is. @teSet aabheoe$
meS Gr9Stfen al 8aitor q. Sailor
ion ira Collar, Bts., ouer lite Vet.
2, IS. Gem 8ienitarb Tor Som'
talen baDSe Msenigbeben pdl9t Sob.
10, 10 % blep inSlebet az Stlto.
teol. Sor,gen ira 8eo @in8 GENT
mar. Mange ~Onre6ore o9 bcrlI5e
S~onSbeter bIep oraget no al oenl'e
Slide % Gagt 5oriumIingen aIporIt8t
pon Sierte. Get bite itg, at @ltoS
Orb cr Iom ct tDeegget SOerN, Der
fan giemcmtrGnge bet al Spnoen
foriteneOc Sierte. 0ten bet 'tore oeo
Subs Orb err Dog, at Def o9'oo ion
Gude ser, huor oct isrit faar 'aore,
Maottc Sub fua peliigne Dem STO,
iom ooiaa oco Bette Wteoe bleo no
iooct. III Dem, iom beItog Somta'
lem, font incomes ~i6l8enbe: Stlto. teot.
So10en ira 3co 8ing Semtnar, SeI'
lepe al ocn 6oreueoc Girfe, Ea'tor
Mcruu0er %ettcriou al IuBuitnno
Spuoben % Initor q. SaIporion al
sem Iut6erife 6rifirfe. Eof, @reSre,
iom fom % bre6 2iuetS 8rso for oa.
Sqioa bette MtSoe pil baoe Sctp0'
Ming, fife for St0cn alene, men og'on
.
for G~piqbeOen ifrioer s. S. Gable |
"3u0bGreren".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02
SnopteIfesfcf.

Senoo9 Sen 7be Sftober our oct
en- iono Spitiosog for SpofaneS nor
ife airfefoIf, meobeIer "Socoma 81
0en0e".
On 8ormiS0ugen prpbtfeSe Ga'
tor @eGer 9reper ira Tacoma / Ra'
itor e. 3. SobnionS Strife for en ltor
SoriamIing.
QQitoren toIte bormt % aIoorligt
WGsiionen& Sag. ct itsrre MtSitons'
offer pptcges. 9aitor Chr. 9. S6ontp-
ion fra Wosco1p, Soabo, iorretteoe
FOR aIteret.
ON @ftermiboagen afboIbtes Set
meo @rrnbitcrsnebleaaelie for Spo.
FAINT College. Selpe SanbIiuger no.
fertes al ben ~IsorelteSe norif.Iutherife
airfeS SefretPr, Baitor 5. g. Roie'
LAMB fra Sltitin, Wirn., ior for an'
Iebuirpen bar tiliteoe.
3aler boISteS at gpers Wopor,
6IopS 8. Gaggctt, @rGiiOenten for
Sban1ber Of Commerce, y. Y. @oo'
boQ, Sagfsrer gramiorh, Baitor Se'
her 9reper ianrt q. 9. Hplaro, 9a.
gems 8reitNent.
IaI.or Sesperien al ben iUenIfe
allauituna airfe aabnebe nheb 9en,
% 8aitor 8rcsdupp iIllttebe meo at
lpie 8eliigneIi len. Oct erGgtige 0ee'
nia9eS8.S aufor lang flere Gauge.
Oct par en- itor % DcIlpffet EeIt, be-
sltnItiget nf befligt gcir. 8lcre fra
gomfmSets NabomentaheSer bar til
iteoc inutt 8aitorerne q, ID. SttHb'
Iso ira Slatbeab, WhontaNa, 90 8. =.
Sper6etm fra @ilbitr, @ts,
Gcaegcgrunbeu saa 10 arres er
mutt beIigger6e t Wtonitcr Bart,
grens Dafreite Strss, % arbetbet
meb 9peningen fortiGtteS lben vi
brpbeIie. $24, 900 tNttant er alereoe
itfret foruben 9wningsmaOI en,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

get ncuife Sdit5" 9ierpptoq H.
ne RsSer efter Soutmerferierue I
forrige llee, ~ set foretogne &aLg
tar narmeit Ct GicrsaIg, t6et n, 9,
%. Carts naLoAs5 til 6ormanS, &oDn
&. SaIUonen til 8teeformauS %
SorItcn Sdgr til 8aserer, mehets
III Setretar baLytes Slua 9tGgrue
ttGoetfor Or. Glllorap Sosi1m, Ser
bar forabt 8Bcu, Zen 5te Robgnber
9iper SeI'tabet en- IIoen Set til ggre
for 8aptetr Ro1Io gmunofen al
T9isa" mco Getef6Ege, Der bar IoUet
at tilbrinse Sen cgaite Bitten, sc op'
boIoer fig t&rgc9ltaAen immuen msO
Oct ncritc Gelif1ba ReSIsmpr, gtt
nle nreS 8In6e tmsbeier ct Ws6e
MAJ 6enne bersHtc 2~anSsnanS, er
en- selsielge, % act nerite Se.ifab
er life Ii6et itot Al, at Ell ian efter.
iptrgt Wanb 0i! 3isue Oct Den Sors
nstelie at bore het5 8iGit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

Sor nugen Sib ii6Pn ontolte ieg |
"0ecorub Soften" nor Soro&mono
8ianootrtuoieu So. Eronit8'S In'
fomit til be SorencSe Stoter, bpor
ban tor mobtoset cit Sitting iom
9roie8ior I 8iaroioiI Ueo "Rorth
Gcrns Temale college, Sherman,
Seros. Ser ON 9t9cn iao ie9 i ct
@Ioo ira Senne gp, "Sbcrnon 0oiIp
SscQiItcr", en- IGngerc Gmtolc al Rrs.
fe8ior Srorits, Der boobe gioet en-
Gcnccrt I Sbermait. Sam bapae re.
bet TllbIifum fliloftPr6ig reo Tia, %
ipecieIt frem6ppeS bans brtataute
8icuaiecIIe ri norita &o1npoiiticner,
Der btbtil Blot bar tienot at Naon !
ben Del al 2arbct, 8IoSet Tiger, at
| Sronit3 er ben icr'te, Der bar intro
'Suceret norite &ompoiitioucr | Teras,
o. at bans IIlfoIrit Serior en- Ell &c.
9tperbeo | ben mltlttnlte 8erO.1.
9ettc er al ioa rle3et ftsrre 8etpO'
ming, fortintter @Iahet, for Nor8e,
qneo acmsoniter ion 8rieG Gin
Sing oq agntbr @rsnbobl, tuhta8cr
en- IeOertSc StILin3 | IittiosrS Yhl'
f~ifper6en. 9looct teoerer CT Judo
ftpnbtg @iogrnii % CT itort &ilehc
al a~ulhtnereh Ser alerSoe otter ct
iaa fort SpboIo bar nlinbet Ell mis-
arnSeIicSoGrbig GttLltng poa fit me
Sjeniteb. Oct eriares fra paulioel ]
Slide, at @roicsior Srontt3 I nnitc
Dtooneb agter at bcrptte en- fort Sc
rte, iom ban bo nil ioa, I'll at beige
9anosuQro gtorooeten % AtCc
aoncerter | Gbtco8o, @iunenpoli5 %
ct. Saul
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02
Sfslae WeSbelelis fra gatent.g buo,

SIplbe UteuUeittts Itu fuie1't0puu-
faterns 8ialamiou & Merhant, Nr,
925-933 Guaranty 9pan 8uttoiug,
Winusapo(is, glinIL, sr I ben iorlp6ne
llos fglesnse 9ateuter Tibet @stnaelutu
% 8afOta Spftneerei
Guy H 2 Bryan, Plankinten, s d,
Lawn mower, Ono B Emerson, Water
VILE, MINI, Car seal, F W Greene & O
b Emerson, Waterville, MINI, Car seal.
Charles B Hall & F A Thomas, Minnea-
polis, MINI, Traction engine, Hatfield
K Johnson, Axel. MINI, stamping device.
Henry Keller, Sank Center, MINI, Wa
gon Stake. Henry c Lyon, Howard
Lake, MINI, Hammer, John Z MoGif.
fert az, Duluth, MINI, Log loading ma
chimes. Peter X Nielsen, Minneapolis,
MINI. Separator, Nils Fl c Phil, Min.
neapolis, MINI, Pail stand Ella A
Reynolds, Pierre, S d, Box for Smokers.
Sylvester G Stevens, Duluth, MINI
Means for moving granular material,
William II Thompson, Fairmont, n ID,
Smut mechine,
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&rrhifulb Siitpric.

%rrhifulo Siitoric. Seq bar bort
on Ell Wuno, iom 10 ioo ooI0iomt al
en- moriom Siitcric, at ban miitet
Stcmmeu."
"1oorle0eS IpSer SEN 6iitorien? ?"
ipur9tc TnuiliemonSen iprig. Seq
oiIbe gicrue fortGue SEN til min
8ouc."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02
SennSinnpiau . Imestean 2iujeus

GorrpIfib "&euig SIap", iom afgaar
ira Gerp gerf ben sSe 9topcmber, otl
i0ru Iasiager barre Dor reroensbe'
rsntte SSyorhomietler, &aptetn aHuuN'
len, meo geiatntns, ion uleS "8isa"
aeoageae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5or Net'
ieidfab tilffrip &oUeofentoret. 1913
gdit atn3te Street. @aabent Ssnoag
Ssrmtboag,
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Slcu eriubret. Srsfan Sfrnafberg:
Seq unbres, ON min rige OufeI erin.
Bret mig, Sa ban aiorSe fit Seita-
mente? Seq pIeiet iaa ofte at ipuge
for bnu."
apnif geniu6ei ga, ban maa
ia giort Oct; for Ran bar life eiter.
iast Dig en- Gre"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02
Daihineton.S rep.
@aibinstou, 3. g.. ps. OF. 1905.

Zen norite 8oIoui Der isFser meo
itpr SntenS'e &aIgrapporternc ma
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iiffer uSitst til at ole De tioItgere
norife IcolGrrIter al aonaresieu oil
blibs aicupolate og at ser ogiaa CT
ltoitgt til, at bereS INITIAL pil bIiue
forsget meo / oct mrtoits en- ira 3is.
couiiu. Set bar Daft blaSe 5orbau-
iclje oa Sarme at ie. at ser pirfeIi1
ftnoeS nogls RepitbIitorere / Mim,c.
iota fortipraSe NOT til at mo0arbetoe
Senator amttc IeLion$ 8ienoaIg,
men ser or BOG ingerL ser urrcr to.
gen Srpgt FOR, at berc& 9eItrnbsIier
otI IuffeS. On @On0, Ser npSer Ell
iaa uinoItrGlrfet 2lltcHc on SiGio
hos fine aoIlegaer. Euiioenten pg
belle &o0eSitaosuS %cip.fuing fan
life Hipe Ifltot for @lul oi fine @GI.
Gerc. Sans Stat bar iimpeItben life
Raao til at gipe affoJ9 poa hans Sic.
uGte, iaaIPnee ban CT piQj1 til at poe
0eu, OF naor Stat fo~roErtioreu cit.
itCrmig bar anbefcltt BAN, iad bill
set life lpffeS nogle politiife Gneutp-
rere at iPttc 8pIgernc &laar | Cine
lie "a fna BAN fate. ri ior1toier
meS Sifferbeo, at @},uuciotaS SGl.
aere ua icnoe en- erit1muig republic
fanIfF0 elegation iii %~,ll@lonlrcn for.
pliatct til at itefumC ior 81uitc Nel'
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gang bar uogen nGmcUur0tg 0to0'
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in0ptflet, men ser j0nc5 BOG blanot
oc Der m%i&iornstcSe RcpubIvfonere
life at bore ipnoerli8 0tooitano moo
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

Gn @nier. - Ct Telegram iral
8ima, @aiun., Tiger, at ben smnlel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

In every cline its ceiors are ~unfuried
It's fame has spread from sea to seal
Be not surprised if in the other world,
You hear of Rocky Mountain Tea,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-04
BIG CROWD AT suckRoE.
Female Raffes" Presented by Gag.
non-PolIock Company.

Female Raffes" Presented by Gag.
non-PolIock Company.
In tho Female Rallies Miss Edith
Pollock and the Gagnou-Pollock Com.
pany entertained large audience in
the Buckroe Beach casino last night
The play, II sensational melo-drama
deals with the life of the woman
sleuth, and the action is lively from
the rise to the fall of the curtain.
The crowd in attendance was ono of
the largest that has visited the ca.
sino this season.
beginning Thursday night the com.
pany will be seen in clever inter,
probation of Fraysers production of
tho Little Minister"
The Gagnon-Pollock Company will
close its engagement at the casino
Saturday night.