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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-13
A Daily Thouuht.

1t is only living that teaches us the
right Of our friends to help us Mu
tual obligation is like rotation of
crops and saves Friendship from
-0ctevo rhauet
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-13
Stocks = Bonds = Cereals
DECLINE
In Stock Prices Yesterday Followed
the Boost the Previous Day
Money Goes Up Again.

New York. Dec 12-The advance
in the prices Of stocks waivered. then
halted and finally turned backwards
again today There was some natural
realizing on yesterdays considerable
rise, and which served partly TO ac.
count for he reaction. There was be
sides further advance in rates for
call money and less confidence as a
result in the adequacy of the assist
ance of the treasury department to
carry the money market through con
yergng demands of January settle
ments. With reaction in the market
there was some shlinkage in the rate
OF activity from that of yesterday.
The effect Of the action of the treas
ury authorities for the relief Of the
money market was TO release sums
which had been held OUT from the
market for higher ratesc The prac.
Jlce Of holding funds out of the mar
ket for higher rates is one count in
the indictment that the discussion
against the banks to account for eX-
cessive call loan rates recently pre-
valent Reports were received in Wall
street today that some interior banks
were disinclined to accept the prof
fered government deposits A short
time fixed for their being had and
The difficulty of securing bonds for
collateral were offered as an eXpIana
ton Of this attitude; but it served to
create The impression of eagerness
for additional money resources was
not as acute away from New York as
here. Preparation for the $4,000, 900
Standard Oil dividend Saturday and
the $30Q00,000 subscriptions to New
York Central stock Monday were said
to be under way today. requiring
some large calling of loans with the
resulting recovery in the money rate. |
The long expected announcement of |
rights to new Great I
Northern preferred stock and a quo
alton for the rights in the outside
market was followed by a violent de- I
line in that stock, which chilled the |
speculative enthusiasm over other
developments. The increase !
n Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and
&C. Louis dividend was without in
luence on any stock The money
markets We're harder in London,
Paris and Berlin today but foreign
Exchange rates here reacted in re-
pouse to our own stronger money
market. There was considerable in
rease of selling pressure on stocks
ats in the day and the closing was :
asy at a general decline.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-13
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING. g

Office Of Edorado. Marion & South
western Railroad Company, Marion
Illinois, Nov 2G, 1906
Public notice is hereby given tnat
a special melting of the stockholders
Of he Eldorado. Marion & Southwest.
ern Railroad Company will be held at
the office of said company in the city
of Marion, Illinois, on the 30th day Of
January, 1907, at the hour Of I o'clock
p. m, for the purpose of considering
and voting on the question Of issuing
the First Mortgage Gold Bonds Of said
company, to an amount of not exceed
ing One Million (sl 100000 Dollars,
said bonds to be secured by First
Mortgage Lien upon all the corpo-
rate property and franchises now
owned by or hereafter to be acquired
by said company. or such portion or
part thereof as the Board of Direct
ors may deem necessary; and also TO
cons ider and vote on the question of
increasing the number Of Directors
Of said company from five to nine.
SAM r. BRUSH,
JOHN COLP,
c. A. GENT.
c. e. OWEN.
S. H. BUNDY,
Directors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-13

Cairo TO Havana. Cuba and re-
turn. on sale November and
daily until March 81. Return
limit six months. 81 90
For further information apply Ill.,
nois Central Passenger Station, Cairo.
A. H. HANSON, p. 7. NJ, Chicago.
s. G. HATCH, G. p. a., Chlespo.
J. n. JoNLs, Ticket Agent Cairo, ~.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-13
WHEAT WAS WEAK
All Day AS Result of Heavy Sales Of
May--Corn and Oats Also
Closed at Lower Prices.

| Chicago Dec. WHEA r. The
market was weak all day because OF
sales OF million or TWO bush J Of
May by a prominent operator The
liberal sales induced many pit traders
o join the selling movement Most
of the offerings were taken BY The
commission houses A large portion
of the purchases were for northwest
ern house. The report Of acceptancps
Of winter wheat from points in hi.
nois on overnight was a bearsh fac
tor The receipts at Minneapolis and
Duluth We're considerably less than
for the corresponding day year ago
The total primary receipts were ia
per cent. less than year ago, The
close was weak, May being off 505s
cent
CORN-The market weakened by
the selling by ca l houses Which
was brought out by the reports of en-
increased movement from Iowa. Hi
nois and Nebraska The Missouri re.
port which made the total crop of
the state 10000 900 bushels in excess
OF the yield estimated by the govern
mont reports also weakened the mar
ket The decline in wheat also had
some effect. The close was weak with
May down Nc.
OATS-The break in wheat and
corn caused profit taking which "a
suited in a slight decline May closed
down &c
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-13
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS.

Cattle 1000 including 1000 Iet
over
Ma I've beef steers 325m7Oo
Cows and heifers 2.i0m5.25
Stockers ANA feeder 2oom $50.
Calves in CARROTS, 2OUm7o0 pei
head
Texas steers, 2G06550,
Cows and 1eifers 220n&.50
Native and Texas markets steady
Hogs $500
Market to 10 cents lower
Mixed G,l0mG25.
Good heavy, Gl5MG25
Rough. heavy; G,00@G15.
Light GloMG20.
Bulk, G10nG20
Pigs 5.S0dGo0
Sheep $500; market steady,
Native sheep and mutton 2,0o45.50
Lambs, 2.15d 1.25
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-13
THE PEOPLES COLUMN
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished room, bath
steam heat, 213 Fourteenth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-13
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

New York, Dec. 12.-Money on call
strong Gals per cent; closing bid l.
per cent Time loans dun and strong.
sky days. per cent; ninety DAYS
60 as per cent. six months 6Ik al
per cent. Prime paper GHGiz per
cent. Exchange weak. demand 1856
40. sixty days l7SSoG s.. Bar sill
yer Cs2s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-13
Receipts and Shipments.

Chicago Dec. 12-The following
ca load lots represent the days re-
ceipts and shipments /
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-13
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Yesterdays range OF prices on New
York Stock Exchange compiled by
the II A. Jones Commission Co. 40S
Commercial avenue
New York Dec l2-The following
was the range Of prices on the New
York Stock EXchange today:
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-13
PRIMARY SHIPMENTS.
CHICAGO CARS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ChicagO-iIogs TO le cents lower
than yesterdays average
Left over-S.SgG.
Light-5 a0NG1Tia
Mixed 5.s0a G.22Ik.
Heavy 75HG.20
Rough 5.75N5.ag-
Cattle best steady. ID ces Fl lower
sheep steady.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04
INNOCENT BOBBY.

Company dinner was in progress
and among other guests was a we.i-
known lawyer, says The San Fran
cisco Chronicle. At his right sat the
small boy Of the family, who seemed
to be wearing company manners
along with his best clothes. All went
well until the boy with an eager
expression, suddenly touched the
lawyers arm and said: "Mr. Clark,
this is your glass Of water"
Thank you, DEAR" said the man
and resumed his conversation.
A little later Bobby urged: ITS
very good water, Mr.. Clark"
Eyes, dear; I know" was the re-
Spouse.
Finally, after waiting until his small
stock Of patience was entirely ex-
hausted, Bobby exclaimed, "Mr. Clark,
why don't you take a drink of waterH"
The mar looked wonderingly at
the child and said: well, Bobby,
I'll take the water if you'll tell me
why you are so anxious to have me
do So"
And the guests were properly sorry
for Bobby's father, when the child re-
piled: my papa say you drink like
a fish and I've been waiting to see
you do it."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04

iaa 5rf. @rrm iig os ienSte fin for.
b~enpprefioe SeIt ct afifeosblif. 8
ngfte Sefnno flsi De | binunbcrs
grme, oe SRI. @riim iagoe:
"geb Su finre, at ct aps bore er
en- Communicating af opis articu.
Ioris. NuiHen9"
Maeu aiiguit ioareoe life. San loo
imiolertio til at bare forItnoet; for
ban traf flere @aiise obs articl,.nris.
@auifIen iornmen % iaa iibpre siao
no.
Wu er be sifte. Srii Or. 5rom
Gar ct aontor fuIot al meoicinife
Grrparater poa Spiritlts, 90 benoes
W9ano sisr ineen SnoOenbinger - !
BET minbfte life moo be gerge, bun
tiener peo fin Rraris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04

This dainty lingerie blouse is one
of the most attractive of the season.
The style is generally becoming, but
particularly so to the slender woman,
as the deer pleat at the shoulder gives
width to the figure, and lends addi-
tional fulness in front. The arrange
ment of the tucks in vest effect leaves
a space in front, thus afording a fine
opportunity for a bit of handwork,
or a pretty design in lace. If elbow
sleeves are not desired the pattern
provides for full length sleeves fn-
ished by deep cuffs. AS shown in the
illustration, white China silk was
used, trimmed with narrow Valen-
ciennes insertion; but several mater
ials are adaptable such as null, dimi-
ty, organdy, batiste and taffeta silk.
For SO inch bust measure, IA yards
of ~ inch material will be required.
Ladies' Tucked Blouse No. 5643:
Sizes for 81, "a, SO, SO, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure.
The pattern here illustrated, will
be mailed to any address on receipt
of ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04
I DRUGGED HIM.

DR.. Horatio Parkins, the medico-
legal expert, described at a medical
banquet the vicissitudes and excite
ments in the life of a young ambu-
lance surgeon.
"An ambulance surgeon of my ac-
quaintance," he said, "had a curious
experience the other night.
"He was summoned to the police
station to examine an unconscious
prisoner. The prisoner, muddy and
disheveled, lay on the floor of the cell
room. The physician bent over and
examined him, and then, rising, said
in a loud, stern voice:
"' This mans condition is not due
to drink. He has been drugged.'
"A policeman turned pale and said
in a timid, hesitating voice:
"1'm afraid yer right, sir.
drugged him all the way from Car
ney's saloon, a matter of a hundred
yards or more"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04
IN THE LIVES OF FAMOUS MEN

Caruso, the great tenor, is a great
vcntriloquist as we'll, and in New
York, before he sailed for home, he
told at a little farewell dinner a story
Of his vcntriloquial skill.
81 was one Of a house party at a
mill'otare's great new castle ove
looking The Hudson" he said. Tea
had been served in the garden, and
after tea ! sang. Then | consented
20 essay a little ventriloduism, and
the so or 90 guests grew very still.
Behind me rose a superb tree.
Looking up into the thick foliage,
shouted in a loud aud angry voice:
"'Hellol What afe you doing up
,here?"
TO my amazement a thin young
voice replied:
~ amt dom no harm, mister,
I'm just a-watchin' the big bugs
The guests glanced at one another,
smiling appreciativeiy. Pulling my
self together, ! went on:
Did anyone give you permission
! TO climb up into that tree!r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04
Weoicin ce KiarIieheo.

Gan bapoe brrct borte | to Ior,
% intoer bans lraoar DapSe bun ihi.
oeret WeSicitt, men ban ipttes life
ON bette Shioium. $crof opituo
lSrVtten.
Tn er gruiom, finre MtigtIt"
idgSe bum. an Iifer life, at lea fiji.
berer Weoicin. Wcn eIifer ieg ois
Do mirbre, ON ieg fienoer Rapnelie
paa Dine Hibben2 Sporfor IfiIbe min
airrIigbeo forminoifes, ioroi lea
fienocr be beolte RiSIer moo Seper.
Iipgoomme2"
"SiGrligbeb Dor intel at beitilIe
meo Mibben os 2eoer," iagSe Snge-
nisr Sron.
"a iaa tiuoe ieg lore Dig iaa me.
act. Seq peSber, on life bar mirlbfte
Soc ON, boprIebes niait filler dag.
roien Sebt6eseneratton Of Siertet,
bar on beI9 Seq boIoer uetop paa at
eisre en- 8ormpSel at ct for fort
$ierte, % ndar BEN er fRrbis ifaI
ieg forfIare Oct for Dig"
Get piIoe Eli en- pen Bpnt | Sin.
en-" TasSe ban tint. "gn oIminbe.
Zig Siirp biIoe anie Tigt JON iulot til.
iirrffeIis SfiIsmisieerunS!"
Srefen Grim begwnbte at create.
seq firnbe life tGltfe, ou pur iaa
foritnaeliesIss," iasbe bun. Seq bar
qI9bet mig iaa til at bite Dig mine to
Coulter, ct 9ie mes Tort Ster og
nosle andre interesiante Sing, ion
leg bar iat poa Spiritis for life at
tale ON mine 8o~ruloSeIler al forifieI.
Iise clogs Srafturer."
Seq pil life ie Iige cling for milne
Cine" iasbe Stsenisren lint. "af'
f,irat iorn en- life funSe ie nof az Ben.
brub / 2ioet.
"0u er gritiom, beb on bet9 9aar
ri bltr sifte, BIZ on fanife life engang
ituSe mig nogIe faa Senee til Batt"
enter / sperite etnge / Suiet bit. Seq
bapoe tatft at srunbIRgge ct Soipi'
tai for b~iulberte @aru. Neu MI er
Oct forbi, min 2pffebrsm er iioel"
arglit Srom reiite fig.
"Srbfen," iagbe banL "9e rao
ejerne tilbrinse Geres 3oge meb al
rette 8arneIGgeer. Ren ieg bill life
babe Gel | en- Zig Sorretttng. Seq
cIfet en- paffer Jung Bise, fuIb al
@enbeo og llIfpIb. Seq Tom tiIba9e
90 fanSt benoe optaget meS at pro-
parere Sierter og Nprer, tsritenSe
otter OF aarelaoe mig meS Ell Sosrcei
CO opfplot al en- uiuno SiGrIig9eo til
NIT SfeIet. Seq bill alSrig eifte mig
meS CT 8oittbe, Tom alene elifer mig
foe min genraos crib. 8t ulaa fill
les. aoisl"
Sneenisr Srom git i'm 8ei. S 3D.
rem petbte ban iig for at fafte ct fioitt
oo9Ienbe Bill poa benbe, ban ergun[
bapoe eIIfet. S oct ialnme penote o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04
NO HARM.

Two Irish farmers who had not seen
each other for a long time, according
to the London Tribune, met at a fair,
They had much to tell each other.
"Sure, it's married l am" said MUIR
ply,
"You don't tell me So" said Moran,
"Faix, yes" said Murphy, and I've
got a fine, healthy boy, which the
neighbors says is the very picture OF
me"
Moran looked for a moment at Muir
ply, who was not, TO say the least,
remarkable for his good looks, and
then said: Och, well, what is the
harrum SO long as the child Is
healthy?'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04
Deecrab.p oftens
Wcnfter Department.

~Gecorabs goiten"s GirsoagssR Sumner
BIZ berefter inoeboIbe gasnitre for 9as
n1sr % 8srn. spsrt Rpufter foiter 10
Gents, 90 geftiainser ienbes til "9ecos
r6bsEofen". os man beSes benptte 8Ians
tetten paa SoSen af bernie SpaIte. @i
bar laoet bisfe @snitre uneerisse al
Wooebanolere, % bet punitnaes, at be &c
sOoe % lette os greie at ~ efter.
9anr man beitiuer bisie @snifre, n,aa
man pine Hrmere. gaaI o~Htrine Srpitet
oe 2ioet, Gleer for Vsrn os nnee Yis
GER, og fuloft9nbie gSresie, innIeoes at
grepe bill a Dem. 9rr meeet foriiss
tig life at bepna noaen Sell / Sefrinsls
fen, ba Rsnftre life fan ouibpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04

"'Yes, sir. The second groom. sir,
He's my cousin
"'Weli,' said ], so far there's nc
harm done. But be careful not 10 fall
and don't let anyone see you.
"'All right, mister said the humble
voice.
IL turned to my audience and smiled
and bowed triumphantly. They broke
into thunderous applause. They said
that they had never listened TO ven
triloquism SO superb. And they were
quite right, too"
AT a banquet" said an editor, II
once heard Jerome X. Jerome make
a speech on snoring. remember
that Il ended with these words:
ITO cure snoring II Is advised that
a piece OF soap be dropped into the
mouth OF the snorer. The oil in the
soap will lubricate the pharynx and
other Latin parts Of the thoat. This
remedy must be applied with caution,
otherwise the snorer will arise and
Intricate the floor with the person
who dropped in the soap"
Jesse James, the noted outlaws
son, is, at the age Of 30, n of the
most talented and respected lawyers
of Kansas City.
In a claims case that he recently
won, Mr.. James told an amusing
story:
"There was a woman" he said,
whose husband was killed in a rail-
way accident. The railroad, to avoid
suit, gave her $1,000 damages.
THE sum satisfied the woman, but
a month or two a~fterward, taking up
a newspaper, she read about a man
who had lost his leg in the same ac-
cident and, behold, this man wa given
by the company damages to the
amount of $500.
at made the woman mad. She
fastened at once to the Office of the
railways claim adjuster. She said
bitterly:
"'How is this? Here you give a
man $500 for the loss of his leg,
while you only gave me $1,000 for the
loss of my husband
THE claim adjuster smiled amiably
and said in a soothing voice:
MADAM, the reason is quite plain
The $500 won't provide the poor
nan with a leg, whereas with your
5000 you can easily get a new hus,
band, and perhaps a better one"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04
"OiepIefifens" 2lrme.

Hpgfer og Seretlnfl9Gr ON en-
fiRmpeftor % raienoe SigbLefi'f t
Den merifanIfe @ugt bar I9pge epget
Npsgierrtebeoen Dos ale, iogn bar
beisst 6isie Srofter, % bar trGnt
gnoegiGiterre bort fro Sugtens
pafre Stranobreober.
Sra fsrit al puaitoo IMAM, at Tie3'
leiiiten bar ct ttlbaeeboloenoe DIR %
at oct bare aufaibt Dem, iom nroet
oct. Men ale be, iom bauoe itsot
paa Sisubbret, % ionr bar tonmet
fra oct meo 9ipet, bar iaa ioriarWffet
% rpitet ODER oe gfIfpeItebeber Oe
banOe iet, at ollie 6ereS Sfilbringer
bar uiifre og moSiieenoe.
SemmeIigbebeu er mi Bit opSaget
of Sberit u. g. Sterret, Tom bar be-
oiit at O~iepIetifeu oirfeIia eriiterer
% er betpNelig itsrre 90 iterfere, emo
man barSe funet ForeitiQe iig.
SberIten merer, at 0ieneFifen
bsrer iii @nfTpruterles SamiIie, og
benne gntngalie beitprfes al en- Suo'
~beretniu9 ON ct Sanuferuitso meIbern
llboret o9 en- Wctorbaao, bnori Der
befdttSt fig ire Werrsifer: Sr. Ser
bert @t9eIotp, bans Sorlopeoc 6rS.
fen R,ttb 8orter 90 en- @oaSferer.
8oaeer bduoe ,tetop poSiaret forbi
en- &Iippe oeo Snegongen til oen en-
iomme Grtamasbir9t, Ga Srsten
Rprtcr pcSogct Ell bsipnSerlig Glen.
itano, ION Zig en- lang, bllGtet elan.
&C Lao Iiae unSer &ano itorpen. Sun
bob g~aoNISreren oyl at itgre Sa~oen
nurmere. Oct 9iorbe ban osiaa, %
ban pirfet paa "Stan9en" neo en-
9aa6sbaae.
Wen ga foritoS 6e a%IleIommen, Of
set bar nof Ell forIig Stathe, oe Der
booNc forItprret.
9pret brpet Iig op al &aroet 90
iIRrgte fine 8ribearnc imo SaaSen,
mems oct taiitet 8onSet til Stum.
Suart Heo ieIoe aroppen iprttig,
tor % portet % ioripnet nIeb ct Eor
ubpre itore, IfimenOe Sine. SoSe
&C 8rop bar ct ereite Stptfe, bnor'
ira ser ubgif iiTfert ii o9Ibtge @rna,
ioripnt meo S%ugeifaaIer.
Srsfen Gorter bonoe bstct Tug uS.
ouer 9aoSens SIDE. Sun nor Den
ferte iom blsp 9rebet al en- al bisie
Irne, % oct bar rent ltnulIigt at BE-
iri ia fra Sel.
@aoSfereren angreb iniolertiS
mco 9aaSsbager llboret, ion iIrn9'
te Ell Of fine arme eFter ham. San
foitet fs 5urtis tiLitSe. % bars
&oco&boeen bIeo Gprcts @ptte.
Gu penSte ban iia for at 8ribe en-
Or. icn Iaa | Rpubeoen men bIeo
oct Iamme faitbolbt al en- artoen aur
% taite ooercnSe.
9igeIop 9rcb GA Sren 90 rsttrt e
oGJSist Sue moo ben Arm, fom bclo:
bans Scrlooeoe. &aiage traf Ir'
men paa bette Suutt, bpor ben laa
ober IeIinacn, % Grmsn blep bug
get tpnrS az. Grefen Yorter falSi
trpiSidss neS I 9aaoeu.
Gerpaa befriet gieelop pao FAM
me Waaoe 9~aaoisrersn men bier
itrar eitcr arebet al en- onoen arm
Saa inappet 9aaSisrereu Ggen ot
beiriet giseIup boorei!er ban iattt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04

Oauoen tgun9 90 fDgfeoe Ird Nomp'
Ndoien.
ltopret, iom bar ipGftet oeb Iobel
af ire arnte % mWet Blob, fitlst,
life efter.
Oa oenne S~iIorogeIie bar Bill
fienot, befIutteoe Sberit Sterret al
81 fis ITO for at iege otter 0irbIe'
fiiten; men bans 5oriss fsrte ifft
til noget MeiuItot.
Hbqig bcfnrlSt ban fig imiMertio
Irfaniashtsten, Sa nogen Gi'fere I'M
oerrettet bonn ON, at en- GinUIefiii
baroe SiIboIb / otsie SarpanSe.
Sammen meo noeEe SportsmnnS
orog ban afiteo for at fonge 8prei.
ipm Iaa os idet flo / gmrhifonpen.
9a Grpeoitionsu tom ! RGrbeoeu
at Dpret Ipngot Sc nteo al fin Iagt
en- $arpun. meb Oct. Sarpimen ianl
opbt neb ! ben fjGSfilos Wasde. 90
ganbet ptffeoes Ill Sfum unber Dp.
rets ooIoioume &u1trengeDier for al
bsfri iig.
Gerpaa iotte 9iGpIefifen afiteo
meS fauIo Sart % traf goaoen eftel
Jig. Wen iforpein bouoe en- anoen
al Grpeotipnens gnoSe facet en-
Sosie ooer til ben fsrite, bporsfte;
Gpret fit to gaabe ureo fire Wano al
Hpbe pan.
ON en- Stinb giopSe GiGnlsfiifcn
en- ftarp @enbins, bDoraf en- treble
Boob beuptteoe ig og fnftst fig fu'l
TIL De to artore. % mart itprte ollie
br sorige goaSs ncS MOB oisie oe
It6 ite ogfaa binSe fat til San.
SGgen bIep at GinHefiifen Iibi
efter Itot fit tretten 9aobs, bber meb
TO @anb, at bugiere. De fete al
benz bar itore StfterbaaSe og bare ei
Ear oar ntinSre 9otorbaube.
aloffen bar bdIp eIeue, oa Den
ffrite Sarpiin faiteoes, og enomi sci.
eleoe irite GDret trent | piSere og pt.
Dere 8inoe iroen at pie Se9n TIL LID.
mpttelie.
&offen bdln tcio ioa @aooetes
geintring fig tpltnset til at beiis
IebFas for at tiItaIoe &eoninesbaa'
oere, os ON en- St6 fnm Sr. Gotter
bsp9bnet meb Saupun 90 @eDGi
mao erpIoberen6e &iigter, no neeS er
al &eouingsbaabene.
ollie ~an5trengte Ing ru fpr at fol-
9pret op til SoerFaben, bpiIfat ce'
Iiaa Ipffeoes tiIilut. 9a oct bite III
fige UNDER 8anSiforpen, Ipneet Got.
ter nso poISiorp Sart fin Sarpun
oe oct turfne 9pr forioanSt paant
I Ell oaLbig 8anSboirpel.
Sdpet fotn | ct iaabant Sprgr, a
BET bar paa ct bengertoe Soar, u,
Saobene bapoe fantret % Sole
ne banSe falSt ooerborb.
Ru bar Rloftea Hit to.
Ga Itapiet Spret plilbialig 90 fan
tiI6unos. Set ifuIbe &rGfter til a
Taa beiIt llbpret op. SeIe ge9tnin
gen bflp boeranore at bole | De II
Sarprmtrosie 90 taitoit fom oct fG
lc Saoubpre tiIipne / Sunoitoupel.
Gotter 9reb fit Wep9r og iG1bte On
ret en- <gle. Men &s8en oar tft
tmitfst bort enSn,i, GA ll5pret tgiel
lutte oita, og ben ganrIe &urusieI
bans begpuote puaitp. Snart itan
iet 9inHeftiten i9isn og iauf, 9nor
efter De poonp begpnSte at bale
Sro@erne.
2orgt ON Iange fom &olosie.
paanp op til SperfioScn o9 bitgierte
MI iIano.
Si9aefifcn bite iig IN, at mad
tplo Sob toersooer % oeiet ZOO
ganb. Sfiu0et Iisuet met Soiifin>
men bar eroperc os 9tlrmoen nrtnosa
ON ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. De
bar tpSdigt, at ben bleo anoenot II
Of ifrobe &apbun0en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04
PROVERBS AND PHRASES.

Arms, women, and books should be
looked at daily.-From the Dutch.
Keep thy shop and thy shop will
keep thee,-Franklin.
Butter spoils no meat and modera-
ton no cause.-From the Danish.
Light cares speak; great ones are
dumb.-Seneca.
The only secret on earth is the one
no one knows but yourself.-Atchin-
son Globe.
We wondered why some people
loved to smoke corncob pipes. There's
alcohol in the cob.-New York News,
Wise lads and old fools were never
good for auything.-From the Italian.
A man frequently admits he was
in the wrong, a woman never; she
was only mistaken.-Punch.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04

Sgiaa ct Wptin. On ganmeI, ips-
aierris SeberioenS ipiirgte en- Jung
Bise, Der IfuIbe reiie til SronSbiem:
"Spilfet Motip brager Gem til
Eronbiem min Srsfen9" Sportil
bun fpareoe: Seq tror, be faloer BET
ct Sofpmotip."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-04

A stylish shirt-waist is here pic
tured in tan colored linen, simply
stitched in tailor finish. 1t is a very
popular mode for tennis and outing
wear. The closing is in the front and
is made in coat style. The regular
shirt-waist sleeves are supplied with
laps and finished by straight cuffs.
Linen, pongee, madras, and the mer-
cerized fabrics are all suitable for the
making. The medium size will re
ouire az yards of 60 inch material.
Ladies' Blouse No, $3.50: Sizes for
"a, "a, 60, SO, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. 80,
The pattern here illustrated, will
be mailed to any address on receipt
of ten cents.