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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

mi jednosc, czy bedziemy zawsze
tym oiemnym narodem - "a GO
mas tn obey mie6 maja? Czy many
zapomieG 0 naszej ukochanej Oh
czyznie kt6ra v %kajdanaeh jeczy, a
kiedyz gdz1e jej many pom6dz je-
zeli ME teraz v tym wolnym kraiu?
@ braeis drodzy, wezny sig doDo-
|spaaaRa jedsn jak Is drugi, asssxxt. q! do do
pomosem naszej Ojesyznis; dopo-
mstem jak .bsdzis poplsra6 polshie
ssholy, v Mich k~sztalcid nasze poll
skie dziatki. Me odwraeajmy sis Cd
sakdl polskioh DO to aasze bogao-
two. ofiaruimy gdy togo potrzeba
na lakole ohot nalo jak kto mole,
: byle . szczerego serca, DO PREY
musowa ofiara l'anu Bogu ME jest
mia. 8 vice drodty bracla wezmy
he wszyscy do dzie}a, stahmy pc
r6wni do boju, > wtedy zawola-
my razem: zwyciezylim... Danny
do oSviaty,a wypelnimy sxoj obo-
wl4xek jak NJ pr4vsge Polaka w
pada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

Wasz drueh
:. .ahvs4%,A
J0ZEF GRUBA.
K~OsCIUSzKO, Bay Co.,
Sc. Dak.,
" listopadzie 1905 7
SzanoNna. RedakeYo. Wiaru6a!

U mas zlna sic rozpoczsla ma do
bre. Jedni farmerzy ukohczyll MILO
Genie zbeza, ale wielu ~iesszeze ml6ci
Najgorzej jest zlnem. Ma setkach
ARROW lezs kupki j stogi lnu,
zdaje sic, 70 przynajmniej ten y
kupkach uwazaG MONA "a stracony.
Dsieh dziekozynienia obchodzili6-
my v parafi 6w. Jdzsfa v Gren.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
GRENVILLE, So. Oak.

s. grudnia 1906
Szanowni czyteln1cy VIA.
rusa" W Granville i okolicy!
Redakcya ,Wiarusa" PREY.
s}ala piekne Mariadskie ka.
lendarze ma rok 1907. jake
prezent ma gwiazdke~ dig
czytelnik6w ,,Wiarusa." Je-
stem co niedziele W ko6cie-
le, vice przynie6cie pieniadze,
.gdy idziecie do koscio}a, j
zaplaecie mi "a ,Wiarusa" a
ia VAN dam pc pieknym
kalendarzu. Cieszy}oby mic
bardzo, gdybyScie jak mai.
PREDICT sypneli ~prenumerate,
abym m6g} jeszcze ma gwiazd-
ke ,Wiarusowi" pieniadze
odes}ae.
Z ~uszanoWaniem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

wikszo koco muzyka, co jesz
ciede bella weprowiono; ale
Q ty muzyce i'm tam nick
ME powiedojta, to niechsosta-
ME miedze Mani jasz do zfe-
baczenio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

Tutejsi farmerzy prawie wszysoy
pokohczyli obieranie bawelny, kt6-
"a " obecnym czasie zn6w dose
dobrze placi, DO cd 81 do Inc. ]
wyzej, to tez nasi farmerzy So barr
do uszczesliwieni, re mogli .swa
bawe}ne, kt6ra az dotad trzymali,
drozej sprzeda6.
w dniu II. z. m. zosta} tn porz-
niety nozem przez negra, Dr. J. E.
Nancy, gdy cheiaf skelektowac
dug kt6ry meyer by{ winien ~ lecz
zam'@st pienixdzy poc=sstowa} do.
ktora nozem j zada{ mu scyzory.
klein trey c1ecia: jedno " prawe
ramie, drugie W lewa reke a trze
Gle ponizej lewego ucha. Dwie ra-
ny byly dosy6 g}ebakie. 5Negra Ia
raz aresztowano. a mial chec odwa~
zyG sic i ma policyanta. Jak SIG
zdaje, to negry chez mice gore mad
bia}ymi lecz pewno i'm sic to nle
uda wiecej.
Dzie]nego syna W %podarunku po-
zostawi} bocian rs. z. n. .panstwu
S. P. Gorskim 49, mech rosnie ma
pocieche swym rodzicom, azeby
byl dobrym Polakiem jakim jest
jego o%jciec. h
Jest tn kilku takich Niemc6w, a
raczej moze sig nazywaja niemca-
mi, DO chodza do protestanckiego
ko6clo}a, a jednak z ich NAVY
MONA wnioskowac re So Tub byl1
kieis Polakami, DO take nazwiska
jak ma przyk}ad: Bilihski, Szaw&ow-
ski, K%amiehsk1, Grochowskl, Mu
cha lub Go}uszevski So to same
polskie nazwiska; a moe tez i SO
Polakami, tylko re naleza do pro
testanckiego koscio}a wiec sig wy
pieraja bye Polakami. Maja oni ma
w.t. ks1ed2a protestanckjego kt6ry
sic nazywa Romanowski, lecz ten
ma pono bye PoIakiem, DO nawet
m6wi {amana niemczyzna, a jego
parafianie niemcy che}pia sig ma
wet przed Polakami, re ieh pastor
po.hodzi z zakonu Jezuit6w. re po-
zna}, il katolicka wiara mic ME
warta, to przystapi& do protestant
tow, - lecz mole potrwa ME tax
diugo, jezeli tax jest jak Niemcy O
MIN powisdaja, jezeli on wstapif "
slady, Lusra Mareins, "a oszozer~
silva: rzucaue ma nasza katolicka
Ware, to. Pan Bog ME rychliwy
ale sprawiedliwy.
49,. m. wiel.> Ks. B. Z. Pfffner,
nasz probosscz, 2 komitetem para.
fialnym, objezdzal1 pc farmach j
kolektowali cd tyoh parafian, ktd-
rzy j~eszeze mic ma szkole ME dali j
tax ME jedni, ktdrzy sig zobowiazar
Ii zap}acit. teraz sig w~ykrecaja
tenn, ze dzieci ME beda poselat do
katoliokiej szko}y DO to "a daleko,
a skoro dsieci ME p6jde do tel szko-
~ to oni tel mic dae ME potrzebu]a
ma szko}s. Bardzo to lilo, 10 ME ma
jednosci miedzy Mani; jest to
hahba ola mas Polak6w tax sic wy
razaG. w prawdzie jest tn tylko
ma}a liczba takich o~cl9galskioh i
opychalskioh CO nisehcaa mic ofiaro-
wac ma dobry eel, ale jednak sig
ehoG v takiej ma}ej garstce Pola"
Ik6w kilku takich z~nalaz}o, re mic ME
daaza ma. szko}e, a So to dosye "a
motni Polacy, lecz oni ME dbaja
tylko o to, ably sobie vygedzid a z
TEN drugiem jak tam sobie chez.
Me jest to wstydem ola takiego
rodaka, kiedyz bedzis miedzy ma
mi jednosc, czy bedziemy zawsze
tym ciemnym narodem - "a GO
mas tn obey mice maja? Czy many
zapomiec 0 n~aszej ukochanej Oh
czyznie kt6ra " kajdanaeh jeczy, a
kiedyz gdzle jej many pomddz j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
CORRESPONDENCE
Puck, Sout Dakota.

Jezus Chrystus, ma wieci
wicklow. Amen.
Te EOS tax jakosz dzeko
wezerosz kochany drechu. =
Weile brace to tax je, ciej ny
robote be}o tax wiele, tel
cz}owiek nj mial nieros razu
czasu, zebe Sc dobrzs najat
a tero EOS robote nina, to
cz}owiek je Wepoczety i ME
vie ma chterny szpyrze ma
stoiec. 10 wei chca} sobie W
izbie perzene dzyga podsko-
czec a z%adza}jem noga we
webork a wela}jem drek pro-
sto ma izbe, ale moi Te Panic!
tel 10 le musza} robic, co 10
buten pressed, DO moja stare
z miotia "a NINA. Ros mnie
ju bez krzept zwale}a, ale 10
doch sect. 10 iu bel chtowie
gdze, a ciej 10 Sc obezdrzo}, a
lena jesz miot}a groze}a: cze-
kojle to mnie przyndzesz! -
ia brace, 10 Sc twoi bio}ce
nijak ME dzeluje, DO 10 ME
WIEN, chtoby ME by} zIy; ale
cze1te co o ty wojnie co tero
bella? 10 weile O zodny wojnie
nick ME wien, a chtesz to
Sc bie}, jake to be}o? - Ko
tel 10 CO powiem, Ameryka-
ME 8 terkami Sc tax bile W
poniedzoik, we wtork i we
strzode, re krew Sc la}a wsze-
DE. Full krwi ma drogach i
ma p}otach wszedze, jasz we
strzode doch Amerykanie do
belle, ale tax belle rozgorzony
ma tech terk6w, re zamiast
tech zabitech terk6w pocho-
wac, wszetciech pozbierale,
ugotowale jych a jednech
pickle i zjedle wszetciech le
gnote }ostawiele. - Weile 10
CO powiem, MECH tech Anne
rykan6w sarczesty krowe
kopia, a tel ze Amerykane
SO fein ledze intelidzientny
lecczy madry a to SO SWINE;
chtesz to ma swiece widzo}
trup6w zgrsec, ~jasz mnie sa
brzetko robi. - Ho, no, to
jesz ME je wszetko, DO ciej
}eni tech wszetciech zabitech
terk6w ogrezls, lie gnote 10.
stale, tel }eni zaczele sami
sebie nozami zywc9 krajac;
ale tego to ju Rad nj mok
scsrpiec, tax przejechale i
wzele ich do kukurajczy. 49,
A le do festyngu, czemu }eni
ich FARO nie powiesele? Oste6
z Boge brace, DO ma mnie
SO jasz skora trzese, 10 mole
zas wnet przy6de. Moi drech
je barzo mitciego semienio,
a to mic wiecy ME be}o lie
thanksgiven day, dzen dzek-
czynis co je zwsczoj guile
bic i jssc ale " jsdnym molu
SO pociolbasisle a decht sauna
krewnosc.
Neta&e tsj v Chicago To-
pasujta, DO tn cd mas szlo
tam do waju pore fem ka-
szeb6w ma goscene, leni wzsle
swojy. bia}ci tesz 20 soba,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
Bacznosc RodacY \
BremoRd, Tex.

w tych dniach nasz
agent pan S. P, Cor
ski 2 Marlin, Tex. wy
jezdza tam y celu
skolektoWanla yale
glej p~renumeraty "a "a,
nlasza gazette i zapisy-
wanna nowych abo-
nent6w, prosimy Q
wzgledy ola niego.
Kto p{aci gazette
z sorry, otrzYma ka-
lendarz Maryahski ma
rok 1907 "
Redakcya Wiarusa.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
Przwacisl Wiarusa.
Zap}acil; "a Wiarusa.

'Zap}acili "a Wiarusa.
Wiel. ks. A. Cara $50
Wiel. ks. M. Sengir 100
Wiel. ks. J6z. Zieli6ski 100
Pawei Niemczyk 800
F. Swiderskl 800
Maryanna Rock '. 1.50
3. Rogowska 800
Wine. Zichmiller 100
Micha} Snaza 1.5OI
Franc. Mondry $50.
Ignacy Pierzyna $50
w. Filar 49,: $50
Jan Grencewicz 1.50
Fir. Kazmierowski $50
st. Swiatfowski 1.50
Franciszek Guzinski $50
Ignacy Rudnik $50
Franciszek Kropidfowski 800
Franciszek Lewi6ski $50
Michaf Rudnicki 1.50
Ignacy Rutko l.50
J6zef Tuchalski 100
Rozalia Sobczak 1.50
J6zef Masyga 800
Wladysiaw Szawlowski 1.50
F, w. kukowski $50
Jan Dorawa $50
J6zef Janka $50
Franc. Iwaskow 2.25
Micha} Rybarczyk 1.50
Franc. Cierzan $50
J6zef Wisniewski $50
Edward Krajdocha $50
F. F. Proch 1.5O
Jan Duszy6ski $50
Micha} Falk $50
Saucepan Ida $50
Wojciech Pa}ka $50
Leon Skoru.pjhski 1.50I
Jan Anglewicz 2.25
Aug. Wiener 1.5O,
Jan Brzezi6ski $50
Antoni Mauszycki $50
F. l.. Nogosek $50,
Franc. Waleski $50
Aug. Gesatus $50
J. G. Marszalek 80
Jan G. Sonsalla 4.50'
Micha} Ciszak $50
Viii. Janice $50
Alex. Sygula 100
Wojc. Macioszek $50
kucya Ressel 100
Kar6l Pyka 100
Piotr Macioszek 100
Piotr Samyczek 500
Piotr Wlerzga}a $50
IPiotr Pampuch $50
Walenty Resler 100
SS]laga 100
F. G. Sygula 100
Stefan Bienusa 800
Micha} Szablewski 1.5O|
Micha} Kulas 100
Jan Czapie wski 100
W. Majchrzycki 800
Jan Zieli1ski 100
Jon Reh l.55
Henryk Lubi6ski 800
Marceli Ritter LOO.
A. S. Warchol LOO
Antoni Krysi6ski l.5O,
Wojeiech Jeska 800
Agnieszka Kostrzeba 300
Anna Tuchalska LOO
Kasper Pietroh 800
Jan Warmowski 1.55
J6zef Budnik LOO:
F. J. Andrzejewski Ito
Maryanna Rudnik LOO
Konst. Nowicki 1.5Ol
|Antoni Smuda 1.65
Jan Wasilk 1.50j
VI. F. Ciemi6ski l.5Ol
J6zef Walkowski 1.5Qi
Kaz ..K x. Loo
". Pietrek 1.5O
Jan Pluta loo
Andrea Prsytarski loo
P~esz1kiHanio.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30

i aci1hlc what can be acoompl sh-
ed b. laily care in picking up the
"a. and flying papers.
r." n position % enlist the in.
he school children. with the
Ell 'r a he teachers, is one
H " ic+ res + the superiu-
-".'a's alae. Il is his thought go
eclra heip not oaly cleaning up
.r So Oh yard but also in betteripc
TONS IN Inc vacant los of the
...'' 00'rn' orr o. IS a rule BOYS
'H Hi.'s fas or NJ a'eari ing u9
... H.I-l-" W n % of bonfire is Of
.u INSPIRATION for much
laaor Thr appeal to the children
p eiucati 81 value ] kewlse for
4 cleaning bee is always followed ly
roe of interest in keepiue
Ht 1lf even If this in
7iic. f. has IT'S inhu-
e n the 2 rection Of training to.
ard better concept ions o fthe posi-
hilities Of physical cleanliness Tor "a
immunity.
Kenosha. Wis. had It's first cleanina
y day under the auspices of the X
sh9 Outdoor Art association Satur
day. a"d such "A raking and scrapine
was never known in Kenosha before
Every part Of The city was visited by
the cleaners. and the back streets and
alleys were cleaned mp as never be
fore. The city had street sweepers M
york on the main streets. and hun
freds OF trees were planted. Two
hOusa-d packages Of mower seeds
were distributed to an army OF school
children. and gardens were made ri
every school in the city. ID Is planned
20 make cleaning up day an annual
event in Keuosha. All the children of
the city schools. more than 1000 10
number. have organized 10 ASST In
keeping the city clean.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
Spring Hats,

Low CROWNS are the feature of all the
Easter iinportations, with height given
only by the fuucicd turning. None Is
tipped 10 such absurd angles as were
the winter hats, while leghorn straws
appear at present in all the new spring
colors.
Milans and chip straws, together
with satin braid and tuscan. appear In
all the new shapes and as brilliantly
colored az the spring tulip beds New
ribbon trimmings have single embroid-
cred roses upon their black backs and
are used with charming effect upon
appearing apparently separate from Its
ribbon background.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
FOR THE CHILDREN
A Magic Letter.

Did you ever think what n strange
letter ''S' Isl 1t Is serpent in dis
guise. Llsten--you can hear II hiss
II Il the wizard of the alphabet. II
gives possession and mnltlplics lnded
nltely by us touch. IL changes tree
into trees and house Into houses.
Sometimes II Is very spiteful ana wlll
change pet into n pest, pear into Il
spear, word into a sword and laugh
ter into slaughter, and II viii make
hot shot at any time
The farmer must watch II closely. 1t
VIII make scorn OF his corn and reduce
every peck 10 n speck. Sometimes he
finds IL useful. If he needs more room
for his stock 1t will change table into
Il stable for him and II he Is short of
hay he can set out row of tacks. 1t
VIII turn them into stacks He must
be careful, however, not 10 lei his nails
lie around loose. The serpent's breath
will turn them into snails.
II ever YOU get hurt call The serpent
to your aid, Instantly your pain will
DE ia Spain. BE sure TO take ii with
you the next time you climb a noun
tain ii you desire 10 witness marvel
1t viii make the peak speak. But
don't let IL come around while you are
reading now. 1t viii make this tale
stale
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30

Lay n dime on the table and offer II
IA a prize TO any one who can lift 1t
and take it away without touching Ell
Their the coin or tbe table with his fin
gers or with pinehers, tongs, "A knife,
fork or spoon.
When everybody has considered the
problem and given it up put your
mouth within a couple Of inches of the
coin and blow suddenly and as hard
as you c9n on the table just in front Of
It, The aiF viii penetrate under the
dime. lift it M and carry It little dis
lance, and You must hold your hand or
cup ready to catch it.
Hardly anybody who does not al
ready know the trick is likely to think
OF this simple solution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
ANNOUNCING S
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.

The Illinois Central maintains
Double Daily Service, and operates
the best of trains, with Dining Cars,
iuffetLibrary Cars, Chair Cars, and
Sleeping Cars, from Chicago, ST.
Louis Cincinnati and Louisville south
to New Orleans. The best road for
reaching the Winter Tourist resorts
of the south, including
NEW ORLEANS, VicKS5uRG, HAM
MoND, LA, GuLFPoRT, MISS.
HAVANA VIA NEW ORLEANS.
Havana, Cuba, is best reached via
the Illinois Central through service to
New Orleans and the new ocean liner,
twinscrew, nineteen-knot
S. S. PRINCE ARTHUR
leaving New Orleans every Wednes-
day at p. m. and arriving at Havana
at sunrise Friday morning.
1.-THE CUBAN SPECIAL"
a fast Weekly Limited Steamship
Train is run (after Dec. 2c) every
Tuesday from Chicago and ST. Louis
direct to the boat side Send for Cuban
literature
HOT SPRINGS, ARK. FLORIDA.
Daily Sleeping Car without change
Chicago to Hot Springs, with connec.
cions at Memphis from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
Through Dixie Flyer" Sleeping Car
Line st. Louis to Jacksonville via
Nashville, Chattanooga and Atlanta.
MEXICO, CALIFORNIA.
Illinois Central Weekly Excursions
to California. Excursion cars through
to Los Angeles and San Francisco as
follows: Via New Orleans and the
Route every Friday from
Chicago every Tuesday Dom Cincin-
natl and Louisville. Via Omaha and
The Scenic Route every Wednesday
from Chicago.
FULL PARTICULARS concerning
al of the above can be had of agents
ST the Illinois Central and connecting
ines or by addressing either OF the
90. -. A. II. HANSON, p. T. M, go.
Chicago, I'll.
8. G.. HATCH, G. p. A.
Chicago ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
Hidden Islands.

l. The major called early In the
morning to say goodby.
.. The children romped and played
among the hay till called to tea.
3. Only for the Ice land would have
been reached three hours earlier.
4. This is the most becoming cap
ever designed for you.
3. He was borne Off the grounds in
haste by Two stalwart men.
6. For mosaic work gave her many
dollars.
Z. lie ran against Helen and knock
ed her into a puddle, spelling her snow
white suit.
8. The brides were sisters, and they
were marrying brothers.
Answers: l. Majorca; =, Hayti; 3, lee
land; I, Cape Verde; .. Borneo; 6. For
mosa; :, Helena; s, Hebrides. Find
them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
The Catbird.

He is very graceful
He Il saucy and firtatious
lie is also one OF the sweetest sing
ers.
He sometimes news like cat; hence
his name.
He initiates wonderfully the songs
of other birds.
He has been heard to initiate per
fectly a strain from Yankee Doodle"
His song il a medley of all the odd
and quaint sounds he has been able to
collect.
He Is not afraid of man and builds
frequently close to your door.
lie lives chiefly on insects. destroy
Ing incredible numbers. but he also
peaches upon the farmers cherries and
Strawberries
His nest is built in briers or low
bushes and is made OF branches and
roots stuck together with mud.
Nine. Catbird lays from four TO six
eggs OF greenish blue tint and hatch
es two broods Ia season.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30

veilings make exceedingly desirable
dresses at this season of The year and
will he found seryiceable throughout
the warm weather also. a. cool days
are certain To occur even during July
In addition 10 the plaids and tie
checks there are a great many plain
and Powered materials which ara
equally appropriate FOR the design. In
fact. il j. one of those generally useful
models that can lse made available for
almost every seas0nable fabric. The
little waist Is made over smoothly
fitted body lining and is closed az the
back The sleeves can be in the favor
lte elbow length or made 10 extend %
the wrists as liked
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30

There are almost numberless materi-
ais shown In plaids and checks this
year. all of which make up most at
tractlyely into such simple little dress
es rs this one. la the Illustration the
material is French Bingham. aud the
color is blue and white, the little chem
lsette aud cuffs being of dotted white
muslin and the trimming banding
There are, however, great many
washable fabrics that are quite appro-
pirate, while again the lightweight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30

der. youthful figure and can be worn
with good effect on any occasion where
Il separate fancy blouse is necessary.
The waist may be equally attractive
developed in pOngee. challis, albatross,
wash silk or madras, and the surplice
effect Is gained by trimming with
bands of rather wide lace or emaroid-
cry insertion edged with narrow lace.
The new and attractive sleeves are
made more elaborate by bands Of the
insertion nj each puff. and the waist Is
fastened at center back
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
t'intIf HE SET SIDE IN CAIRO
gfoyLC e. san As.DE IN CAIRO
FOR A GENERAL
CLEANING


.a la-. aeI of he coun ry art
basins e.a.m' .ia1ne dav AMI '.
.H -.s'.H .aal Carr sho.la
e. aH'r. . aal e4.n Us people. Young
a Oh, tile and big. shall unite In
ing the city a thorough cleaning.
large an enthusiastic mass meet.
IS 1e c''izens of Henderson. was
g." lghts ago for the purpose
launch ng the Wash Henders n.
Face" movement. the mayor was ask.
ed to set May / as a general city clean.
.ag up day.
Chicago has set May as its day
for house cleaning The superin.
tendent OF the schools has interested
The pupils Of the schools. and in com.
menting ON It the Chicago Tribune
says:
In no way can the individual make
his influence felt more easily than in
he direction Of effort 70 keen the city
clean. II everyone were % use the
waste paper boxes which are placed
10 nearly every corner in the down
,oNb section, the amount Of Hitter in
70 treets would b. materially reduc
ID and their general aspect greatly
improved. The influence Of the neigh.
borhood improvement societies hae
been marked in THE line. for there
7re nov many people wiz rittc &c a
lie never 70 throw loose paners on
ne Sidewalk or street Even where
there are many violations o. this rule
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30

Cheokhes, the mink.
Ch'geegee- lokh, the chickadee.
Cheplahgan the bald eagle.
ehegWooltz the bullfrog.
needeeskh the blue jay.
lSukweem, the loon.
Ismaques, the fish hawk.
Kayak, the weasel
kahagos. the raven.
keeonekh, the otter
kllloolect, the white throated spar.
row
Kookooskoos, the great horned owl.
koSkomenos, the kingtisher.
keepkawis, the barred owl.
kWaseekhO the sheldrake.
Lohoks, The panther.
Malsun, the wolf
Meeko, the red squirrel.
Megaleep, the caribou
Witches, the ruffed grouse.
Motaques, the hare
Mooween, the black bear.
Nemox. the fisher
Pekquam. the fisher.
Skooktum, the trout.
Tookhees, the wood mouse.
Upweekis, the Canada lynx.
The names Of the birds and beasts
given here are used by the Meleeete
Indians.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30

Each Of the following sentences con-
tains the hidden name OF a tree:
l. ! found them locked
2. She spoke to "a Kind old lady.
8. / found them n pleasant location
and returned home.
Anna shall not go over there.
8. / soon began 10 feel more comfort
able.
@ II IS either too thick or you do not
understand the work.
Z We went up Ia every room.
s Mary iced rich looking cake for
Hcien's birthday
Key: /. hemlock: 2. oak; 3. maple: 4.
ash; 3. elm: G. hickory: :. pine; s. cedar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
Bead Trimming Grows In Favor

Those with M uuerring eye for orig
inai effects are trimming costly even
ing raiment with what is known as In
dian beading straight from Paris. II Is
handmade. and The beads are small
and round and come In delicate shades
to harmonic With al The fashionable
colOys
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
New silks.

Among the silks the radlums, pom
gees aud electras are we'll to the fore
with figured Grape de chine as the
leading novelty. This innovation is
certainly fascinating combining the
desired s0ftncss and delicacy In color
ing. The moderate priced shirt waist
suit silks are also very pretty, and
some of the values seem really extraor-
binary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
LEE p. DAVIS.
Administrator.

You might be living IN house twice
as big as your present one IL you had
begun 10 watch the want ads. for
chances and opportunities and invest
ments years ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
BURLE soUE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
T. II. SMYTH,
Local Forecaster,
Weather Bureau.

tate os Leslie c. Atherton. deceased.
The undersigned, having been appoint
ed administrator Of the estate of Les
lie c. Atherton. late Of the county of
Alexander and state of Illinois. de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the county court Of
Alexander county. AZ the court house
in Cairo az the June term. on the first
Monday in June next. al which time
all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested 20
attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted All persons indebted
10 said estate are required 10 make inn
MEDIATE payment to the undersigned
Dated this 5th day Of April A. ID.
1906.
LEE y. DAVIS.
Administrator.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
FncouraEInE HIN

Gerald wonder what you would do
II were to try TO kiss you. Geraldine
I'm glad that You have a thirst for
knowledge at last
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
Harsh Measures.

Don't you occasionally have com
psny at the house that bores you7"
otter Drf re AVE remedy.
- itt.e Johnnie T.
eisc.--Nilrsu Sentinel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30

IT'S a wise advertiser that knows
the best medium The Bulletin has
'ouble the circulation Of any other
{ afro paper.