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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

oipine color. gris: / bsitligt Sins
$3.50; I p~otftrtt gino $40.
Saiinebog M
qig 6. men tort qeber. pris: |
bejsliat gino $3.50; / politr.t 8inS
$40.
Salmebog NJ
; fnt prpporeret ,unbr.sfes.
aioitinb. omotelt", blebt 2sb.r, n.a
Ifartt. 5orpe mtrttarsn tltr ,,oIi.
be-. pris: / bsieligt 8inb 400; I
Alftret ginb 1870.
Tor Saimebog o
CID q. men | roIenrsb Sarpt, ,,olo
rofe color. pris: | bsitligt 8ins
$500; / pOIItre 8inb 1920.
Salmebog p
Gig u, men Jorperne falb.f /: for.
ifenigs rebe aulsrer. pris: | bsitlisi
ginb $3.50; | pOlfret 8inb 800. {
Saimebog Q
GIG u og g, m.n 5drp,rn. falber |
m~srtsgrdat og fort. gris: | bSielist
ginb $3.50; / poIftr.t 8inb $4.00.
Salmebog r
Snbbunb.n / fintb,n ~eienbommelis
Farpet aalpefinb, t~ft.rlign.nb. gam,
melt aobber | Carp. og llbieenb<.
pris: | bsieligt ginb 1880; | psls
fret gino $500.
Salmebog s
a~alDeftinb, oelitat fucolabebrun
5arpe. pris: 1 bsi,Iigt 8inb 1880;
| polftret ginb $500.
Salmebog T
Z mertsbrun faro.t aiofinb. fiols
ben mat aulsr. - pris: | bsielist
ginb $3.50; / poltret 8inb 4.0O.
Salmebog u
Z aalpefinb, | mat Ddrp. efier
bimmelblaa, meb ct Hnt Gulotors "a
ellie / Cub. YriS: | bgjeli9t Binb
$3.50; / pulitret 8ino $500.
Saimebog w
anfebrunt 9ete a9pptif arotobil.
fel0ber, m.b lin politur. pris: |
bsjeligt 8inb 800; | polfrst
ginb $3.50.
Salmebog K
3 y~unbresieo" aibitinb, ipecielt
pg tunitneriit tiuauet, / Imutte o9
belifate 5aruetoner, lpie % mgr
te, messt blsbt os Fni fslenbe Grber.
Zig 9lps | llbfeenbt. gris: $3.50.
Salmebog Y
Sig T, men pulitret 8ino, s4.10.
Aonea RIa;r. Nnhs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

9enaaontns. Sanger 96Or=
palo peterien, Ser paa griosIeie
lille Strafeanitalt forie9te At ora
be en- 0pipns6etient og osrfor 9ens
nsm ale Snitanier 6lto opmt til
0potn. sr oeo tgl. 8eiolution BIT.
pen 6enaaoet MOB At 6eniattes i
liosoarigt 5ugt6usarbejoe, % er ben
e. Sui un0tr 8toogtning Al 2
9oIiti6etiente af9aaet til ooriens
1ugtbus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

w1sns Jrieori6 al Shaums
huro.2ipps meO Born ANTON Den
-. SsuIi til aebenbaOn meo oct
prsunare @eoiersGfsprestOg 1854.
Mnonts grins Jrsoerif par gift
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

IN 6otteftote. o%piitOlefOrs
itanoer 8. 5. odnien At 6ieIlerao
bar fsbt 9uounbolm Realifole, Iom
ban agttr At brine i 5allesita6 me6
en- M 5olte6piitole. iom oil bIioe
epfert / 8aoumboIm / en- n9r
% 6oortil Den fornsone
9arantitapital er te9net i 9pbet al
faa 8a9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

u0ban6rtn9en fra Dam
mart er after I tart 5ilta9en.
itriper Str. 5olfebl.@. Si6ite aar
uopanortoe ca. 5000. 5 De ii6ite
Is Qar sr Der iaIt uopanoret Il.
$1,000.
Der er iaalsoes Al @ruuo til At
arbeioe FOR. al 8~orbinoeIfen mso
Be uoodnoreoe life tabss. Del er Ell
tor Del At port file 6oft, Der Il
Ter oore i De foreneoe Stdtsr".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31


Fefuftdt. 5erft pm nogle 9age
ifriDss Der BEN 10. Suli. BIZ man
bore faroig meo Regnffdbet fra Den
fore Jjsrtrruoitinins ! ROi,nbOrg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

gropinsprtsen Reoaftpr
Ssr9en Quno PED pg}eitoeo 5ioenz
De- fratra0er i en- nar 6remti0
Stiain9en iom observation-disclosures
oe6 9laost % ooer9aar iamtioig /
9oroiif @oo0 5emplar 0roens
5isnsiie ION taft asifeagitator o5
Reoaftpr At 0roens6laoet. Ser /
frfae 9eotd9slie paa StorIoaens
.2arsmpoe / 9oroingborg berefter
uotomme 10 @ange ugentlia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

st QdtionaIm9rfe for
5feft Dil I Jelge
oSmsrtioen6e" / en- NOR Gremfio
blioe dnoronet at aan6brugsminie
@iteriet / Ssnbolb til ooben af 10.
Gebruar 5. u. ON 6dnoef meo
9anobruosprooufter. Marfet bliber
10 fammenflbnoeoe Qursr'G aiqb.o
meo Smsrmartet) FAINT Srost:
0dnmdrf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

haoe. 6pao Der tan iiges / 2ieblit-
tet. er bette. II Der blep iolgt 5ier.
fr6 til Ct gelpb Al "a. 300G Sir.
9mtrent en- 5re0ieoeI At De uoitiis
.leo 9br blep iol9t. - Ct opermdas
De tilfreositiaen0e 9ei ultdt. Der oios
ner DIN Den ita0ig itigenoe Snterts.
Ie, bporme0 5iertr9ia9en omfdttes.
Gn foruInftet gptnes
+ aIpsoag. 5 Gsbier9, boor
Socialoemotraterne bar 5lertdI, bar
Sotialiitfprerne Itabt en- Iaa uforz
oragelig Stemnina blan0t 9nens
gor1ere, At etbpert inobpr0es Sam=
orbeioe n9Iten um~uliggsres. Gn0
life en- gB~rnebielpsoag formdar
gsbier9enierne at 9ennemfere. Nan
6aboe ifpI9e forife0i9e propinsbla.
Sc QanIfe pit fact palgt en- 8omi-
te, men eFter ct gar Mpoer trai
SET enc meofem eFter set an0et fig
tilbage formeoeIit perIonIig mis-
Ttemnin9, iaaIe6es at Den tif6a9e.
.beren6e De At ll6oataet bar madss
let la6e SaQen faI6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

grqn0t 0ampsr. 0ampersn
e6annb@ At aerteminoe, aaptain
Qeteritn, paa Rejie fra aalborq If
Safsfp6ing meo Cement. er brenot
% ~iunttt ca. 3 U2il p5For 6ornas.
5Iosn opitoo / maffinrummet.
0~}anoita6et re06e0e ia / SfibetS
91ao % bleo opta9et at 5fonners
zen s2(fse~ At 36qrs d lan0iat
peo fornes. Seforber Tfulos boIs
0es DEN Is. h8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

$1,000.
Der sr iaolsoes al @ruuo til At
Iarbeioe FOR. at 6%orbinoeIien ms0
Sc u~opdnoreoe life tabes. Del er Ell
tor Del At port file 6otf, Der Il
Ter oore i De foreneot Statsr".
I'm 6ifttritt tribes in
5reoerifs6apn til u5qqp.@, II ira
6irtsbalsrsnoen inofom sn ba.o
SneIe Reoipattsr Al 9a9i = III
&c 9un6 % 5etalt meo omfrin3 s
.9r. Snes; berfra baooe De fleite
auttere en- Del StarisFng. ialt
ca. 5000 Quno. betalt mto ID gre
qunoet. Sra 5~iifepIaoier OeIt for
|Qpttsn % fra jpoite asoet inotom
lei lianenoe 2(ntal auttere meo 50
til 70 Sneie. peienoe Is til 20
|Quno % bstalte meo 6 Z. 81 ST.
'Snefsn.
gSan9e AZ oore mlHore autisrf
.fifeoe otIt for Sta9en "a in0bra9s
|tf 30 iii 100 Sntie al Beat s iii
= Quno % bttalt meo 2 q 21a 8r.
IRA Sobbsr9ranoen o9 iqoeli a.
eass inotom en- Snes autisre mo
imaa 5anglisr, bsJlt en- 80 Sne's
R~soipatter. men 0sltnos op til -
pnno % bftaltss mso 3 8r. Snsz
len.
Vfatrelttlfsrslen IRA e~1rllfialnsz
iano anoro9 ca. ZOO Snels' d )
Sr. pr. oHes.
=
Warie Set8eni ems Stas
lie / 0oene. Iii ben NJ az
iluttsoe alminoeli9 5or6sreoe!iesz
al Stolens ele0er' DIR ale bflto9
mso ljalosnt 9oot uofaloe entelse
eHooglaa mso aomertelie.
5fa etolsns Qrttumsturlus iHos
Itiileoes u eleoer, 4 til etsamtn
affium, 3 I'll 4. .alasles 9ooeos
eisamsu o9 3 til 3tllagsprsOerHt
/ eattH, @r9it og Jrdnit.
Som oelilttsoe eenloret neots
9DerlGrer Wiuble, 9Isrrlng, Stole
feit1reriHos 5rpftn Ylffo, aebens
tdbn, 5rslen SEMEN, 0orfeHs, SIC
l~eiHlpettsr Hsnne. asbenhd0H,
6ano. mao. Repftoet, aebenbdoa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

tkQH l|JlEQuRtp4 ON@lh1 -
.eoe itarft ip9tfet forinoen oenns),
2amenbefnoenoet er BOG eFter 9nl=
itenoi96eoerne ret gooe. Der oiI imio=
lertio bengaa enonu fire i fem 9ager
fpr nan BLOT meo n~ogenlunoe Sit
fsrbeo fan uotale fig ON lloIi9terns.
Den Is. Suli Itripes:
Reoaftpr SssIens 9efnoene uo=
rite after / 8aar en- file 9enoing
til set be0re. 5ilitanoen er itaoi9
.farefulo, men man bar Dog goot
oaa6 DIN. at 9atienten Ital tomlne
.ii9 fuIoitanoi9.
q. Risium 5emtnarium
6 6piftole. 4aar attieiels
Itabet til 1. Ssptbr. ooerta9er Ses
ninarist % 6piitolen, tier Der o'n
5oran0ring / Qeoelien. at 6eiifos
len % Seminariet boer faar tn
islofan0ige 6srfdnotr. Den bib
tioige 5orifaaber. 5. anoreasien,
bar MI pe0 Sfolernes 0oergang Il
De me Gjers gnitet At i%ratraoe in
pmfattenoe @erning Ser, % 9eiiqs
relien bar od ip9t At faa oirteli9z
ajort Den 8ante, At 6siitole og
Seminarilm funoe faa bier IN
Iarlige 4eoelie.
QaItor Stenfelot Mat6iaien Il
0uoum, af0goe 4aitor 9jarneiens
aapeaan, tioli9sre unfat oe0 4rz
6eioet blanot Be unge / 9oenie, fr
6leoen antaget til 6oritan0er for
6oiffolen. meoens 8aitor qsi6en
fefot 6anien er 9aaet ino pda Ct
tage qeotlien Al Seminariet.
st Subi1aum. ariitslig 5ors
.ening til oilofarne 9srns 8eonin9
fan iii 5ro0s far 5oreningsns un3e
.2lloer. 8 Mar. alereoe M t9nte
pa at fejre, ct. me9et 9la0eli9t SIT.
bilaum. man- oil nemlig benao
.Gfteraaret 6abs naaet at antaae BET
1000. Barn, 6oreningens 5oss
mano. GATOR z. 8. Qisien. Rass
.fb, Tfriper i oen 4nleoning / 5orz
enin9ens Meboslelfer: Gent
1000 i~taffels pilofarne 9rengs q
9i1er rebne bort fra oeres slenoi5e
0mgipelis r og O~mplanteos unoer
me % lptfeiiga 5OrboI0, iaa ii oi
fan fac me0 inoerlig 5af, At langt
Den itprite Del al 0isie gprn, oo:y
q at Dem, er bleoen reo0e0e. !Qoii
fen Gum al lllpfter er Der life BE
rem afo9rget 6aaoe for oisie un9s
ielO og for port Samfuno, tqnt
6ba0 iaa0ant ct s1eite i~tatfels biio=
leoet og f~or6rnoerFt Menneite faa
At Unite ,og Staoe oo>r
Samfun0et!
5amtioig beoss 5%oreniu9ens
mango 9enner At fejre oette 5ubis
leum Deo Mpoer, 9ernebjRlpss
odge, 8aiarer m. m. runot ON !
enten i Sommertioen Ell
5ena0 Gfteraaret. 5oreningen tran
ger / 6pieite 9ra0 nj til 9i9lp %
til YeH9e. UiaH BAR bait fore 10
glitter til uooioelie al Oure Do
t%agelies6jem. ca. 10000 ar., ae6
At ainoeoei Ir. 10. ca. $4,000 Str.
og nu ital man begpnoe uoOi0eIien
If ggre Optageties6iem, boiltet bill
tote ca. 5000 Str. Utan Dfl 10 ger
ne ltaa faa goot uorultet lom mus
iIgt til At mootage De mango 8ern.
for bpiite Der Itaoig inols6er I'm
isgninger. og man oil iaa neoig
Tige nej til nOa,n at Dem. 5Orenins
gems 6obe0fontor / aebenbabn,
9a6itusitreoe 10, er i Sen itsriie
5orlegsnbeo for penge. Man bd1z
Der MI, at Subilaet Oil giOe Qnleos
ming til SnOIumlinger, og man be-
Der Soreningsns mango @enner
alere0e MI bet9nte Den ms0 en- gu
filaumss Cane, tor eler fife. efter
|GDne. 8erbos be0er man oaiad De
mango gooe qlejehiem lutte fig op
Ifor 5orsningens 8ern; man bar
lfaa mdnee, man gerne bilOe haos
lu0, bdd0e fonfirmereoe % utonfr=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

Saa har Vi endnu Salmebeger, der langt oyergaar de oven
for n3eynte. Disse vii give den sterste Overraskelse da de
herer I'll Sjaldenheder paa Bogbinderkunstens Omraade.
Vi har kun eet Bind af liver Slags, bejeligt og polstret. De
er ale med redt under Guldsnit, runde Hjerner, ct Tineg
og begge Tekstrekker, en- fin foret Kske, med Kantforsi-
ring Guild paa den indvendige Lfederkant af Bindet, og
med to hvide Northumberland med Kvaster.- De selges
efter Bogstav-Numer.
Kun en- kort Beskrivelse kan her gives af disse elegante
Sa1mebeger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

MD song Greoerits eloits Dat
ter eouiie. 9ois iprgelige Opo ri
for IN 5io fioen leite ON. 6fter
6orlDoenoe pil MI griniens %
9ouiies 9grn blioe oeo DIT DANTE
aongebof.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
MI.

Mr.. l2o a
s tint INF Worotto, politrtt 4inb,
rfeb Orbet SaImsbog | Sub pdd
Rbggen og 6orfben, FAINT en- I'm
glomit | blant 5oriirins paa 8orf.
ben oa 2inier pao Rnonen, en- fin 81.
ME runbt meo aunten. pris $3.50.
Mr.. I2e B
Den famine Bog I famine Bino.
mto msrtersbt. bart mine color,
eaoer, p9 foTfenig 5orfrins. $3.50.
Mr.. l3l
: nopperst Q9otrbino, franIt Cha,
grin. pofitret ginb, Orbet Salmebos
| Cub paa Rpa o9 Sibe, forsplbt u
bIdnt 6oririne / bet sptrit. 6isrns
paa 5orlibsn og pao Rpasen. $40.
Mr.. 1872
: itortsnopperet Gabtrbinb, ornt.
ritanf SoIftino. p~olItret 8inb. Or
fet SaImsbog / Cub paa Rndd.n, ct
lille Fnt aors paa 6oribtn, en- br.s
IN blanf forTirin9 f%oropen og forres
sen paa gagTibtn. = gris: $40.
Mr.. l34 a
Stint olat aalp,finosbino, p0litret
9ino. Weo 0rbet Salm.boe i8ul
IA Rnq9su. ,t flint lille aors I Cub
eao fsrHoen. I'm, 6isrntr paa Dor.
ben meo 9lino= oa 9ufotrsf. $2.7b.
Mr.. I34 B
Sammt 9inb mtb forftnigt Wsn.
re / 9tinotrnf. = pris: 1915.
Mr. 1879 a
5int perfif aalb,finbsbinb, pol,
itrei ginb. Srbst SoImtboa pad
ans1sn % 5orfib.n, famt IN I'm fam.
6oln 9fomiters 5oriirino / bet sptrt.
pad forTib,n. g~ulbforFrins
aant.n inbptnbiq paa Gin.
BET. fom aiotr DIT ginbet Fnt l,bfs.
= qris: $3.50.
Mr.. 1879 3
Samms ginb mtb Iibt forf.Eisi
Sub og blanf Sorfring. $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
Mr.. | / 8

dint nat inf 6eisligt aalpeTtinbss
bino. 0rbet Salmebog / Sub pad
Rnq1,n ca 1orfben. ct tint aors meb
@ul6s % blant 5oriiring %foroDen paa
forIioen, en- nm 9inie omlrine ran
ten. GA 8ulbz1orfrin9 inbpenbig paa
aanten at ginbtt. = 9r's: 1926.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
NR.l=I ia

Ropperet franf Gba9rin bsitligt
2t.bsrbinb. Oroet SaImebog / Cub
paa Rp9gen. meb ipeeiel 6angIeIs
5oriirino oper Rpggen og paa 5ors
og 9agiiben, meb 4 ganfe Imaa aors
paa be9ge Siber og en- I'm ainie onls
trina aantsn. = prs: 1920.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-22

Originating, doubtless, in the super ficial resemblance of some of the moon spots to a man with a bundle of sticks on his back, it would be handed down by zealous Sabbatarians as an edifying warning. It has even been referred to Biblical authority. German nurses com- monly vary the tale by saying that the offender was given the choice of burn ing in the sun or freezing in the moon, and that he preferred a lunar frost to g solar furnace. But in the Middle Ages, before Lutherans and Puritans had superimposed the conception of the Jewish Sabbath upon the Christian
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masculine And doubtless, is the reason why the legendary Woman in the Moon is not nearly so prevalent as the legendary Man"
 Be this as it may, it is certain that in Teutonic fable we find the moon in habited by both sexes. For according to MT. Barring Gould, our familiar nur- sery rhyme about Jack and Jill is de- rived from the Scandinavian myth of the two children. Hink and Bill who were taken up into the moon with their pole and bucket as they were drawing water. They symbolic the waxing and waning of the moon while the water
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tbev are carrying refers to the influence of the moons phases upon the ralnIall'
 There is an ancient belief found in some of the writings of the old Egyp- tians that the moon in an abode of de- narted spirits. And some of the South Americans Indians still regard it as their happy hunting ground" the paradise of dead chiefs and braves. But in the Middle Ages the moon was generally looked upon as the seat of hell, and it is probably this circum- stance that led to the familiar associa- tion of the moon with witch-craft.- London Globe.
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'unday, the crime thus punished was

Sunday, the crime thus punished was left.
 It is possible, however, that the Man in the Moon" myth may claim an even remoter antiquity. Primitive man had tendency to personify those, natural forces whose laws he could comprehend his imagination endowed them with hu- man force and human feelings and with superhuman knowledge and pow CT. Hence the moon acquired sex and gender, in Sanscrit and all derlVa- tions, except Greek and Latin ana such modern langdage5 as have come under the classical influence, It Is
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 For Boston via Hartford and WiIli- man uc--%lO;02 a. m., %4.02 D. m. FoF Boston via New London and Prov- id1eenecoe-*2;17, *2:5S, TAT, sIl937, sII11:37, -ii:oS a. m, *Il2:ST, *2;52, *4:1S, %4:5O +IS:9a' 6i54 pm. Sundays-*2:17, *2:5S "l1;oS Es a. m, +2;52, *4:6O, s6;4b p. m. *ll:0 a. m, *141, *5:4S p. n Sundaya "! :Ol a. n.. *5:43 D. m.
 t0r Hartford, Springfield, Etc.--s1:07 s4G.oo s4;io tto Hartford), x635, 7;45. x9:45, si0 !GiOS .4 *d9;VS .d3 a m xI2:S4 1;1o .2;4L ford9, 7:05, xS:os, 10:O2 D. m. sundays--s oIoWof xS;O5, x1l:45 a. m.. *5:43. 7:O5s For .,,5 New lev London, ctc-.2:17. .2:5s s252, $O5. @4i8, s4i5o 5:15 i'Go s:io Q lto c, Saybrook) *Il6.37, s6:54. l1.s0 lto saybrookl p. m. Sundays-+2:17, *2:53. S:9I, ~l!:?S 3. m, *2:52, *4:5O, s6;45 p. m. For Middietown, WiIIimantic, etc. 7;S5 a. m.,, 100, t5:S5 (to Worcester and Fitchburg), 6;O2 p. m. sundays-7:2O D. m. For SheIburne Falls, etc.-7.3o a. m. T;st 12;s4 (to i,, New Hartford), 400, 6.oO (to For Derby and Ansonia--s:5s, SOC z9:S5, $40 a. rn., 1910, 2:S5. *z4:f5. Sis. 6;O0, 74O. 11;4o P m. sundays-S 30. 11:95 a. m, S:S0, $40, S;45 D m.
 For Waterbury--65S, 500, $40 a. m. i2:lo, SS:$5, 5S;1S. TAO. 11;8o P. m. Sum For Winsted--658, $40 a. m.. 12:I0 2:35s SIS, TAO p. m. sundays-S:SO a. m, GAO D. m
 For PittsfeId and Tntermedinrc Points-600 (via BridgeportJ 9:85 a. m. 4:15 ?. m Sundays 7.55 a. m. via Bridgeport.
 For Litchfield-9:35 a. m, 4:15 D. m. Sundays-7;55 a. m. (via Bridgeport)
 Express trains. llParlor car limited. gro Derby Junction. Local express. 0. III, SHEPARD, F. 0. COLBY,
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-22
MAN IN THE MOON.
Versions of the Myth as Held by People
 of Different Lands.

NA 4D4ALSA0 0AAe ASe'AAN'H'
 Of all the myths which have sprung up around the moon, before Galileo's S telescope revealed another world with lofty mountains, deep valleys and vast plains, the oldest and probably the most familiar to Us all, is that of it's human inhabitant. Every nursery has heard the story of the man who was found by Moses gathering sticks on the Sabbath, and condemned to dwell in the moon till A-a end of time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-22
New Haven Steamboat Line

REDUCED RATES, 75c to New York.
 EXCURSION TICKETS, $1.25. STEAMER RICHARD PECK.
 From New HaYen-Steamer leaves Belle Dock 100 a. m, daily except Mondays. Passengers may boaTd steamer at any time after 1o.00 ?. m. Pier 20 East River, foot of Peck Slin 2.45 p. m, foot East 22nd Street BOO D. m.) daily except Sunday.
 Time between New Haven and New York about five hours.
 the office on Belle Dock; also at Bishou X Co.,, 1855 Orange St and on steamer. The NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION CO, George c. Black, Agent, New Haven.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-31
TOO MUCH FAITH IN DOCTOR.

Here is an odd little drama, the sor- did end of which came to light the other day in a London police court Some years ago respectable and thrifty accountant who had lived a bare, lonely sort of life was told by his doctor that he had but a short time to live. Seeing no sense in sticking to his treadmilI. he threw up his situ- ation and devoted himself to getting the most pleasure possible out of the little capital he had saved by years of hard work. But doctors Gin rare but authenticated instances) make mistakes. Perhaps a gay life was the best prescription he could have had he stultified medical science. At all events his lease of life outran his cap itaI and he was the other day sent to jail for six months for getting money on false pretenses. It is never safe tO say Let us eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die"
Arizona republican., 1906-07-31
Home of swamp-Roos.
KANSAS CITY MARKETS Review of Prices and Conditions of
 the Week.

Kansas City, Mo, July 3O.-(Special.) There was a general upward ten dency to the market last week, with a slight check Friday, net advance for the week to 20 cents covering all classes of cattle. The supply today is 13,000 cattle and $500 calves, the fea- ture today being the big run of calves. Veals sold higher last week, but prices on them broke a quarter yesterday on account of the big run. Panhandle calves selling at $5.5O. The best feed steers are 10 to 15 cents higher than a week ago, top $6.1O for four loads. fed COlorados at $575, the Lockhart steers S5.35, against $5.25 and 53O last Monday. Fed COlOrados topped the market two days last week and top ped the market for the week as well. at $6.10. Branded cattle are selling closer to natives each year. when all well finished. and the feeders in the corn belt are recognizing this fact to
Arizona republican., 1906-07-31
THE WIFE OF JOHN BURNS, NJ. p.

Mrs John Burns, wife of the radical member of parliament, is a simple hearted, unassuming little woman of attractive personal appearance and gifted with a vast deal of common sense. AS the wife of a cabinet min ister Mrs. Burns is Cyllled upon to att tend court functions, the first woman from the circles of labor to enjoy that privilege. When she was recently pre- sented to the king and queen, this mod est little woman, who still SdOes her own housework, was an object of curiosity to the peeresses who surround the throne. If they expected to litter over a bizarre or awkward spectacle they were disappointed. They saw rather pretty woman. becomingly and correct ly dressed, whose manner was above criticism.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-31
MAKING THE STREETS ATTRAc-
 TIVE.

There is a movement on foot in many German cities to stimulate interest in such decoration of houses. Prizes are given for the finest effects obtained with flowers so displayed and much is expected in the way of brightening and adorning streets. Even in American cities, where trees, shrubbery and flow CTS are common in full view of the street in residence districts. much might be- done to make business thor oughfares more attractive by thS use of flowers in windows. There are some striking object lessons of that kind in Toronto, Ont It is in no sense in-
Arizona republican., 1906-07-31

a greater extent each season. The large sums expended by the western ranchmen in breeding up their herds meets an increasing reward every year, many Illinois, Iowa and Missouri feeders now refusing to feed anything but the high grade western branded steers. What was formerly a mark of condemnation has come to be a sign oi special merit. Stocker and feeder trade is still of small dimensions, as packers absorb about all the Kan sas grass cattle now coming at $4.0O to $500. prices unchanged on stockers and feeders, at $3.25 to $4.50, a few common ones at $2.50 to $3.25. Panhandle cows sold at $2.75 to $2.90 today.
 The packers long contention that mutton prices were too high turned out to be true last week. The run was 26 900 last week. $500 a day, not any too many for the needs here. but bad demand for consuming centers and heavy supplies of mutton east have put the fighting implements into the hands of the buyers lately. Arizona lambs sold at $7.1O and $7.15, 63 to 67, about the same class of lambs that have been selling formerly at $7.5O to $7.75. Yearlings would bring $550 to $6.0O. wethers, $5.25 to S5.60, ewes $4.75 to S5.25. There is quite a demand for stock and feeding sheep at $4.0O to $4.65. a big band at the latter price Thursday. Prices are still remunera- tive and some traders believe they will gradually work upwards again, as packers have not been able to hold them down very long at a time for quite a long time.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-31
THE ISLE OF PINES.
A Committee Comes to Petition For
 Annexation.

New Orleans. July 30.-Bearing com plaints about alleged i'll treatment of Americans on the Isle of Pines, com mittee of two from that island arrived tonight at the Mississippi river quar- antine station on their way to Wash ingtOn to lay their complaint before the state department.
 An appeal to the United States for annexation is among the documents in possession of the committee.