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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12
2aaen peles.

On bis ReiicnSe, ser ttIbrogte
5cmmeren / ct S,rriintrsG fortGller
fslgenbc ON ct Bar granddaughter peo
0eioSassborSet / lit 5otel.
Gen fsrite Cban ifi9rer en- 8age /
. rlige Sele og giDcr i'm Ser bet
mirtcite Stpfte): ~Sar's goo, SuraS,
Ser bar brt bit."
Gen onSeis nrgerie: @Se ber. Sa'
cob, 6pis leg baoSe SeIt ben &oeen,
pilSe ieg gipet dig oct itsriie Stpffe. "
Gen isrite: ~Ten Sorpas, bpoo
tioser St iaa operY Sur ieg On life
BET itsrite StpffeY"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12
san fanot fit Srn.

On freinragerroe gptffppaIer, Ser
tar poa Reiie / Spbetl ttsote tiGf9I.
biepis en- SttofsSt ser csfoa paaitco
at bore Of ianurte Sro.
"Spem forfirrnerebe San2" ipsr
BEN ReifeitSe. "SSftsern Sooo er oct
FOR rrcset2" "Dfeit ia 0e life netop,
at De bar en- @piTtopdIer9" so,
ioarebe SEN garitte, "os ber ffaI De
bsre, booroar BET 5enser Iammer.
Spear, mems ieg bar paa 9eisg |
Ieip Orleans, git ies en- Ssnedg /
Strife. 90 ieg wrte 8reiter iise, at
ri lar pere at sire, bsa6 oi blrSe,
men aisr beitmoi9, bedo bt ifihoe
ia pare. Retop, trrtfte leg. Set er
cgiaa SiIfaIbet neS mig. Seg fdnSt
IiSeH ito. at bette bar en- gptftopaI.
firfe, os iiSerr bar ies ditto prret Gpt.
fopdler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12
en- Speeeliehiitorie fra
Pepne.
SiI "stnnnnner glnis" frines:

~ SllpNllBII <tplS illlUNS-
Eoa @caroen @o$ooIan / Seore
Sehc Whoubcn / Gluten al Sftober.
Stror efter 9earnoeIien be9pnote BET
at ipege / Sllkt. Sper ereite apeIS,
naor Spierc bar ilittfet os ale fpm'
met iienq, ipraltg Gerene poa bio
8rg % oct frnoieoe pao grgge %
/ Srrr, fna set nar gauite itbpgseIigt
al hbre pdo.
Man heute6e iaa fire boonOfaite
aorer, Ser itIIbe boI5e 8agt; men
Oisie bIro IigeSuo bnnee Ior Suiets
SoIt, mar Toreitiaingen besprSte.
Gn ScnNn9SfpeIo bsrteSe man
ieIpe Ereiteu. Sa mo tGnfte, at Ell
Ilia @hnuS mnntte fllnne brinae SPe.
0eIiet iii al toibc cp, - ia Sper.
troen off enoog ioo riot, at nror tro.
cSc, Sen oiSsSe WauS haoSe begoae.
en- euer orSeu TIet Sanding, iom
ban oiISc befien6e Tor Qrefien.
gtprfeia rof fa bet IT'D, Tom Der
ita0 Re'rett al asreitenrart5gr; fiji oct
BAR inore ItSet, man ocr SoeIb bsrte
al Spegeriet.
Get rrr Ell rem @uIoather for Sen.
nes SIuSrctiprringer. De iprana,
Foa SsIcn FEB hgit cber bcres Soos.
ser - fro @oor5 til 8onre nteb
De met urimeIi8e Si'torier ON 5oIf
bnoSe her % bisiet.
3ette boIbt REQ en- iiorteR DAaes
Sio; men Srsoag ben l4be ghoSeni'
Ter brugtes Spsge!iet for Sampers
2p$. Ten apeIS nar Der Fcmlet "a.
) Sarer, iaa man qierne fitnOe tagst
imcS Soeniteu. ON ban oar tonmet.
Get irpsteiiae SpsaeIfe bite tiB MI
al ppre en- gau'te olminSeIio tobenet
SieneiRpise, ser Ioo faa aibeles
uifpFSis / lin Ser9 | bet iorrme BE-
relic, boor man ido % holbt &lgt.
Seb Siclp al noaie itnorig onbrogte
Suore til SsrEooieHe og iorifieIlige
@iemtuube | aitFteu 90 Cine bopSe
bun | Ssbet al IA Dase ffrt baeoe
Sen geiitiige % oerSSIise SurieteO |
Seone bae Spiet % idt belle Serre'
oct ~ omIiaeenSe gpgSer | ben tier.
tie Sfref, ioo man Ian % ifaIo | in
Sete be lanae msrfe Grtter iiIetoe
90 DenteSe paa aanSernes geiD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12

peo bper of 2nrets gep9aeIier boIot
9anbet paa at ifpnae IND cper San.
ten.
timber noaen raienoe grd frabbet
Gpret MOB BAN; ban Ia bnrtig en-
Bdtron | @epnret, iatte W~rnoingen
Iiee MOB 0epenS Sobe % ifisb.
Sfnbbet orGbte 9pret meb en-
Gang, oa 8pber label burtie isien
% ienbte ct Sfub moo Sooet poa Der,
nGite 2spe, iom forisste at fommc
pmbor6.
Sa Ifisnt ban life brPbte mere emo
TO, blep DC eprige mart libt foriigti.
aere % trof Iig leneere % Irngere
tiIboee. mems Sc belle Tioen noftsbte
fine ifrGfitbinsenoe Bril-.
SiIIut foriuanoi DC msrfe Sober
meo be itipe 8eirbadr albeles | Soa.
gen; men bn Dor ogioa Bpber iao
trnt, at ban maatte bpile en- lang
Stuno.
GnbeIig Dor ban fommet foopos
til arriter, of ban orfet at no tilboge
til gaoebuiet meb ben osbe Sislspe,
iom bun iIuaSSc og los iioftoppe.
Oct bill imioIcrtio bare Irnee, fsr
bon gIenmer fin eniomme groeio9t
paa glameoa.S umperne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12
Daniel Schi9ts.

He for no great Power tarried
But the message from the Lord.
When by strong devotion carried
On to death, he sent no word
To the French, or English nation,
Asking generous leave to die,
With the Danes to take his station,
And with them in death to lie.
First in firm, decided action;
First to trust in freedoms breath;
First to pledge against retraction;
First across the bridge Of death.
In his zeal, the thought deceived him
That not all alone he came,
And he fought till death relieved him
For our honor and fame.
He alone of all our forces
Struggled till his final breath. -
Sank through fever's dreadful courses
Down into the stream of death.
Having faith in freedoms calling,
He was first to take the field; -
First bright drop of crimson falling
From our blood on Denmark's shield
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12

tenffinnringen for at m,osaa be Mub.
fpsIe, Der efteritrrber lInserue.
Sen fsrite Del al Reiien ioregaor
ipstrrnenbe - antageIis fcrtinttes
pad ben Bis | titatse Guse.
s 2iSbeo meo 2unSin bar 2onrpi.
gin ! bet fore os belle tuget fine
"9afofomii" -Tdse. .. b. I. Sc pn.
gre, life pnsIenbe 8iisfe, Der for Def
mefte opboIoer iis paa Sapet, bar BE.
itenlte Gage, paa bniIfe be beieger
S~rsIebierset | ben SiS, lingerie op.
boloer fig Der.
Sltgt mDI6rettSe 9is, Tom Der fan
pRre peo eft frrstff G,tsIebiers en-
2atbforniioae - belif mar Der bIa.
fer e, fritz @iIiis lanss gierspas.
gen = fan ineen Ben fibre.
Sbor burtis ioinoer life ben Ito.
Iise 5iigIetib. 9nor oItfor mart inb.
finder life Fraftiben fig. Gag for
Dag "affeIfes" gferset mere o. mere,
inStiI Der bare fiober i,osIe foa "ef.
ternsIere" isien. Snart er osIdd De
r~tifefprbi8e, % faa Ifadr gierset Ser
tilbuse iaa bsbt og triit os uiiseIi9
forlaot. Gen fsrite $sititorm iuier
meo Strait oeer gerne, Sapet begun.
Der at rule hirssere gsleer mo moo
SartS --oen forte, Iiblise fGrsiIfe
CONNER Il forbt. - (efter "gsatu.
REM.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12

Where coasts are dark, forbidding,
And breakers wild dash high,
There stands some trusty beacon
Against the gloomy sky,
Which outward sends in warning
A light that seems to say
To vessels onward sailing
Take heed, watch well thy way!"
In the unceasing tumult
OF HES vast rolling tide,
Is there no light, no signal
Ones fragile bark to guide
Across the raging pillows
That round us wildly roar
Into a peaceful harbor
Upon the distant shore?
See-now, as il in answer,
A vision, pure and bright,
Our stormy way illumines
With its unfading light;
An ever present emblem
Of that fair morning when
The angels brought the message
of-"Peace-good will to men"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12
@anHc ntrpIigt. "Gfin gefdnS

8anifc ntrpIist. "afin gebdnS.
ling al mine gatienter," iagoe SonS.
IGger, "er iaa imertefri, at Sc iom
TeeeI iopner / SperotionsiteEen, me.
SenS iea plortberer beres SenOer."
"@r set noget at tdIe ON" ipareSe
bans Ripol. "@ttne Batienter snIfer
~ieSpanIig ole at bIipe fotosrofereoe
mebenS iee bebanoler Dem for at Sc.
res glade % tiIfreOie aniietstrGf frt
bi forepiget."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12
Iprifieaia @irfniua.

TDr1fIeDIg WtrfHtHB. UrpteH SIT
scborg fonuter aIGbesftrauIenoe bien
fra SeIIfab oe Fan life nofiom no
brese iig pper, bnor gobt biln bdr
mtoret FIG reo i'm eIifperStee % m.
teresiante SorofanaIer. 9agen efber
nlsSer bum bots gror.
"ghGa, Srsfen, b~oorIeoes morebe
9e Gem | @ftes?"
"8Iimrenbe, ftorartet."
get er 30 soot, at ser er qtoger,.
ser mcreSe fig. Rin gror fieoeoe
fig ganffe frpsteIie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12

&afHneret! SanSfaeen (efter at
babe robet oter en- baID Sifne i.6en
oaarlige Smns): "So, mn err ben fiji
&cniultatior forbi min Serre =
bots ie9 ifaI orbeiSe oibere, fofter set
to 8roner - eaers nlaa Sc tonfne
ieien in1orgen!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12

Gn Dame, iom afleoerte ct Sele.
gram paa SeIegraftatioterb baS mi.
get aIpcrIig ON, at S~eTesrafiiten ptIbe
laSe bore at Iefe Spdret, ba bet bar
at EN- rteget pripdt Wdtur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12

8nmmeI @anr. en- MnftionsbeI.
ser Ser beflarerer peo ct @iloe IN
8atters IorlcreIie. Gan err | en- Isf.
let Stennina.
"Scrmeb fur ieg BEN bebageIiae
RpbeS, at meoSeIe: Win 8dtter gl.
ZEN err ioos bIcnen forIopet meo Sr.
asiiitent CONNER - for fsrite, an.
Sen pe treble @ang!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12
%fnmrinaen "a fcnnen "a

fFIe UUIll ND III VuIS 5IUelue l NIt'
iibio.
San nar bore goaet noaen SfriSt,
90 ban 'teste poa en- tpFfuISen Sfif.
feIie iom Tom farenbe Oh aienueHr
@aoen / ben mosiottc Hetuiug. geo
nprmere @fteripn uiitc SfiffeIien itJ
Of nrre en- ilanf une Niano / en- INF
Soatfrof. @erprct / hans enc Sanno
% ct Bar ggnSer I Dnrs onoen for.
toTte, Of ban fpm tiIbase fra en- Sogt'
ttr.
"SoIlo, Territl Soorleoes er
SodtforhoIbene / Monne6a-S umeenc
iaar?" fpl1rete 8cbcr.
"@cSe", iporte Nferritt. "Rp'teu
fife en- encife Sraer er fornmet font
hpnSet biem igicn. Sar on fIet life
tnret noe taor?"
@pber rsifeSe bod Sopeoet.
~Ser MI, ia sig en- Dag frt, ioa
ror ri opcr pg fpIocr aouoen", raob'
te Werrit.
Seq ffuISe enife, iee funbe eisrc
bet", ioorte 8pber.
"SSso, t9nf mn oper BET % Ia mig
biSe, noar Oh or ferOig", ia Werrit.
8pber tGnfte birfeIia mceet pud
oct. Son ftoo % ioa cfter genneu,
I'll benne foriponSt meS fit Sustbptte.
Ga bon gift forbi @iIOttcroet meo
bets friitenoe Uplifting al giloGn'
Der, arif9nber % @rrrnoffer 1T
ban EN- uitprIig emit til ieIo of heltu'
ge / benne moriomme Sugt.
Siben ban for TO gor iiSen banoe
tot 6ipiIingenierernmen % bit or'
fat | Reeieringens Sieneite, babe
ban fife tot nogeu Serie.
Mten III, bar bet inart Serietin
igien, % flint ban egentIig bapoe
tpnft at bIt paa fin Boit oennegort0
oqiaa, fjenote ban, at oct ioclige Ir'
beibe beapnbte at ia poo Rernerne.
ct Gar Tiger efter fog ban Fri. N
bar imioIertiS aubeiagteu boInpcts
forbi, oa Dierrit bar beabnot puu
Sontcret igier, ion @pber montte
forbereoe fig pna at bragg paa Sagr
olene.
SieIig Ell Rorgen | Wtibten al So
ruor broa ban neo til alamebafer.
gen meb Riite, AMMUNITION % en-
3indefterrifle, iom ban babe liant
al Werrit.
9o ban Tom til aIltbbens @aob.
bus trnf ban no Wterrtts Anbefano,
fuitet Ell Grtroaare omboro 90 penot
guaoens 8~oritaou MOB YtiSten az
aonolen.
Web LANCE, ieoue Ioretu9 'enote
ban ben Iette Sarfolt hauienoe glen.
mem gugtens guile 8anoe. gnoeItg
iatte ban aurien ipOoper mDS Mtarif'
Ianoet, ncgen irpeteliB itrnpige
Strpfninaer, Tom cqcntIig bare ct en-
Sorf9tteIie al San 8runciscobug.
ten.
De large StrGfniugcr inherit |
ben IpoIiae Del al guotcn Iigger reO
gbbetiO baIptbrre meb fore, oDbe
Mhlo6erpsIer.
9iSie Sumper uOgisr en- uomerfet
&eitepIob5 for aueloBs guoefugle
% SDemmefugIe, 9GnOer, Sneper,
Storiponer, 8unbrirer % andre.
Get Iape &ouaIeiio % Strono'
grpSiet opfteS al SeiocnOet; men
peo GbbctiO fon 9nnbfusICne irua0ic
/ Scn @pngoe Orner, S]mootrobbcr
% Iiiferogn. ION finOeS iu0e mellcm
@rPSict, iau sc bIir ino lTtre 90 icoc
ION intet onOct Steo / @Croen.
Roor SuIben oriUcr WiIoruOernc
rOrbeUfra ueO moo bette NpertlnoenH
2onb, finocr &rgcrcn her oct bc0'ts
Soortaotitrttt I Stntcl tnotll
Gorrct bc0onhcr at ipirc lon0S %,
crumeuto % San SooQuin 90 Iottcr
furbrcoeOis al In0Ic oerbort, ioo Der
bare bIir noacr iprCote @rlppcr AZ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12

SHcn: Seq ptI gisre Gem opmcrf
font ban, min Serre, of ieg life er
ida batrt, iom iee fer u6 ill.,"
9erIen: Da bor De ian6eIi9 me.
get at bore tdfitemmsIig for"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12

"sSes baber 5uIf, Tom taller bag
ems &pgl" ingbe Spber,, ga 9etienten
Lob efter burn og roabte: "Stop Sp.
peul"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12
I'm helhin IN, snHr,,pn.

Gn belSis en-! Snfiruen: ~8n
9siIs, ibag iaeoe GreiterL at Sen, iont
itieIer Yoteter ira bans Nger, life
fcmmer i Simleu."
RanSen: Ia oar ieg itorr bel.
big, jcm iaoar Bare toa Saoibooer."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12

The Clockmaker:-This is a wonder
full clock, madam. 1t will run for three
weeks without winding.
The Customers Little Boy-Say, mi
ster, how long would it run if it was
wound?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-12
Shadow and Light,

By Melvin Lien m BUFF AND BLUE, .GaIlan.
Diet College, Washington, D, c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-16
Sunday Church Services.

"The Power of United Prayer will
be the subject of Rev. l.. b. Hix's SER
mon Sunday morning at the Congre-
gational church. His evening sermon
will be on "The instability of Wicked
ness
Rev. NJ. N. Smith will preach at the
Methodist church both morning and
evening. His subject will be. Work
In the evening Rev. Smith will give
the first of series of sermons on
Christ and Modern Life"
Rev. p. HI. Hines will preach at the
State Street United Evangelical church
both morning and evening. His MORN
ing subject will be, Sailing Under
False Colors;" evening, The Souls
Master
Fathers Love" will be the subject
OF the morning sermon to be delivered
by Rev. T.. r. Marshall at the Friends
church His evening sermon will be
on. THE New Birth
Rev. II. w. Reheard, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Waterloo,
will preach at the Presbyterian church
both morning and evening.
Rev. l.. B. Hix will preach at the
soldiers home at 3 O'Clock. AT $3.50
o'clock Secretary Goodell, of the Rail-
road Y. NJ c. A. and DR. G.. "A. Wan
berg will conduct services. The sub
ject will be Gideon and His Victory
Rev W. FL. Reheard, Of Waterloo,
will speak at the mems meeting at the
Railroad Y. M. G. A. at 4 o'clock. A
concert by the Crescent Mandolin club
and song service will proceed the
meeting. Fellowship lunch at 5:15.
Soul and Body" will be the sub
ject Of the morning meeting at the
First Church of Christ Scientist
Preaching at the Union mission at
10 o'clock and at $50 o'clock. The
usual week day services.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-16

express companies have tried to show,
at least by displaying their printed
rules, that all Of this sort OF business,
so far as possible, is transacted thru
regular commission men. But 1t has
been admitted in the hearing thus far
that II It Is impossible to secure the
services of commission man. the ex-
press agents themselves hustle to dis
pose OF it, making sales to retailers
or to consumers directly
The Western Fruit Jobbers' associa-
ton is seeking to show that the activ-
tiles of the express companies go much
farther than has thus far been indi-
Gated, and some testimony to this eff
feet has been produced There Is
some showing to the effect that
early in the fruit season. the ex-
press agents at Sparta. Wis, have
gone out to compete with jobbers in
the purchase of fruit in large quanti-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-16
College Pays $50 for Dog.

Cleveland O.-For one dog, sacrificed
on the altar Of science. the Western
Reserve Medical college must pay $50,
u jury in Justice Browns court de-
Gliding in favor of F. A. Owens, owner
of the canine
The dog, Mary Jane, was corralled
by Hugh Breslin, dog catcher for the
univercity. BY the time Owens learned
of this deadly germs of diphtheria had
been inoculated into the animals sys-
tenn Owens demanded his dog in
good health. Doctors tried antitoxin
and all known remedies, but Mary Jaae
passed away.
Attorney Charles Sutphen, for the
defense, contended that a dog removed
from the public highway loses the
protection Of the law and may be dealt
with as a public enemy. This dog
was shared while engaged in a street
fight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-16
Oddly in the Mems
Pardon. Man So He Can Marry.

Chicago.-A wedding that had been
deferred because the bridegroom got
into the bridewell on the day set for
the ceremony Is now to be celebrated
thanks to Acting Mayor Mullaney.
The bridegroom-to-b Is John
Brzenll, who took out a license October
IL to marry Mary Mazur They set the
wedding for october 90, and the scene
of the ceremony was to be large hall
over saloon at ISL North Center
avenue. On the evening of October ~
John sauntered into the saloon and
engaged in fight. The next day Mu..
nicipal Judge Torrison sent John to the
bridewell.
The disappointed sweetheart OF John
appeared in the mayors office yester-
day and tearfully rehearsed her story
to Mr.. Mullaney.
Mullaney write out a pardon for John
as u wedding present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-16
BIG BANK MERGER IN IOWA.
Des Moines to Have institution With
CAPITAL of 100000.

Des MoneS, Nov. ia million dol
lar bank for Iowa is to result from the
consolidation of two Des Moincs in
situations, the Iowa National and the
Des Moines Savings banks The mcr-
ger will become effective December J.,
and have the effect of making Des
Moines the repository of many of the
country banks OF the state. instead Of
Chicago.
The officers of the new Iowa Ma
tional, according to the present plans.
are to be as follows:
observation-disclosures A. Miller of the
Des Moines Savings.
Vice presidents-Simon Cassidy of
the Des Moines Savings and II. S. But
Ter OF the Iowa National
Cashicr-Iarry Z. Blackburn Of the
Iowa National.
Assistant cashier--C. =. Cole. Jr., of
the Des Moines Savings.
"The proposed merger will give Des
Moines the S1,O00,000 bank that | have
long advocated" said Simon Cassidy,
president of the Des Moines Savings
bank. last night. If 1t goes thru, as
1t undoubtedly will, Des Molnes will
enjoy great benefits from having a
bank of that size"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-16

f
ties. The motive behind such mov0
is plain enough. and It exists quite az
much in the fruit sections of other
states as in Wisconsin. The growing
custom is for buyers to go thru the
country purchasing fruit, oftentimes
while 1t is still upon the tree. They
take the place, to a considerable .ex-
tent, Of the commission man. But
these buyers always secure their fruit
In large quantities, and almost always
ship it in carload lots by freight. So
the express companies lose the bust
ness unless they adopt some method
of self protection. To what extent this
sort Of pressure has driven the express
companies into the field as actual pur-
chasers has not yet been developed In
the hearings, but the route agents will
know about It, If anyone knows, and
they are pretty likely to have a chance
to tell at Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-16
A Railroad Mans Knock.

(NeW 1OEk III1IeST
THAT famous railroad man, the late
Samuel Sloan," said a New York bank
err, loved fast trains and hated slow
ones. They tell a story about trick
he once played on railroad whose
service was VIGOROUSLY slow.
"Having several times, to use this
railroads afternoon accommodation. he
caused a sign to be painted, which he
took from his pocket and hung in front
of one of the cars when nobody was
looking The sign said: Passengers
are requested not to pluck flowers
while the train is in motion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-16
corpse's Pipe Saves Widow.

Pottsville, Pa.-That the body of
John Yacht was eXhumed in order that
his wife might be sure she was a.
widow. was testified before Judge
Bechtel yesterday in case in which
Mrs. Yacht prosecuted Simon Profit
for his failure to keep his promise to
wed her. The Identification was estab
lished by pipe found in the corpses
pocket.
On the strength of this identification
the widow won her suit, as she would
have had no case unless she could
prove her husband was dead.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-16
ally on Covering By Shorts
and Because of Firm Stock
Market
EAk TONE IN CORN TODAY
..>oeIlent Weather for Maturing the
New Crop Again Influenced the
E'arket-Exceedinely Dull Tone IN
Oats Today, With Opening Quota
tons the Only one-Provisions
Steady.

Chicago, Nov. 16.--Trading was light
in all the grain markets today Wheat
opened weak. because of lower prices
at Liverpool. but later rallied on COW
ering by shorts, and because of firm
ness shown in the stock market. De-
cember opened at 93Ss to 937s and sold
at 94A. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago receipts We're 45S cars.
Corn.
Corn was weak because Of excellent
Weather for maturing the new crop.
december opened at 541s N54 a, and
old at SAY. Receipts were 1874 cars.
Oats.
Oats were exceedingly dull, the open
ls quotation being the only one. De-
ember started at 46h. Receipts were
- cars.
Provisions.
Provisions were steady and trading
as light.
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A Notre Dame Lady',s Ape al

To all knowing sufferers of rheuma-
tism, wether muscular or OF the joints,
sciatica, lumbagos, backache, pains in
the kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write
to her for home. treatment which
has repeatedly cured all of these tor
lures. She feels it her duty to send it
to all sufferers FREE. You cure your
self at home as thousands will testify
no change of climate being necessary
This simple discovery ba.nishes uric
acid from the blood, loose'ns the stiff
fened joints, purifies the blood, and
brightens the eyes, giving elasticity
and tone to the whole system. If the
above interests you, for proof address
Mrs. NJ Summers, Box r, Notre Dame,
Ind
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THE DAY BEFORE.
Cor Co1nparison.)
ch,caoo Livestock

Chicago, Nov. Is.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today
1000; strong to shade higher; beeves,
325M6.30; cows, 1.10@4.70; stockers
and feeders, 2.25@44O; westerns, 300
500.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today
1900; 5@1Oc lower; light, 4.s0@5.35:
mixed, 4.S0@54O; heavy. 4.S0@5.4O;
bulk of sales, sos @5.25.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today
5000; strong to shade higher; 200 q
Sis: lambs, 4.0O@6.50.
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A Snap

For sale-4Oo-acre farm miles
northeast of Spirit Lake. Has good
S-room house, hog house, corn crib
24x32, two wells, wind mill, fine grove.
all fenced, and $50 acres under culti-s
walton. Rented for one year. North
Western Life Of Milwaukee, has mort
gage for $1,000 at per cent. Can run
as long as wanted. Terms one-haR
cash, balance to suit buyer. Price $50
per acre Address John D. Vail, Mar
shalltown, Ia.
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Rabbit SIavs Hunter,

Washington, c. H., O.-Orville Hare,
Is, was fatally shot yesterday while
hunting on the farm Of John Rowe.
Hare and another young man named
John Coleman chased a rabbit into a
shock of corn and laid their guns on
the ground near the shock.
When the rabbit came out it jumped
on the trigger and discharged, the gun.
The bullet entered Hare's back near
the spine, and passed thru his body.
He will die.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Nov. l6.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today
400; steady; beeves, 3.25@6.3O; cows,
1.1O@4.7O; stockers and feeders, 2.25@
4.4O.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today
12,oOO firm; light, 4,9O@5.45; mixed,
4.9o@5.55; heavy, 4.S5@5.50; bulk of
sales, 5.10M5.25.
Sheep-Estimated receirts for today.
1000; steady; 2.OO@5.15; lambs, 400 @
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Biliousness and Constipation.

For years I was troubled with bill
iousness and constipation, which made
life miserable for me. My appetite
failed me. lost my usual force and
vitality. Pepsin preparations and ca
thartics only made matters worse. do
not know where / should have been
today had I not tried Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets The tab
lets relieve the i'll feeling at once,
strengthen the digestive functions,
helping the system to do it's work ma
turally-Mrs. Rosa Potts. Birming-
ham, Ala These tablets are for sale
by all druggists.