davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-19
Sranfriges militGre
4~nitrGngelic.

Get sr befjenbt moi. at Sranfrise,
iprbi gefoltnin9ens Tilpert er ina
ipaa, / be iensre glar bar oaret ngbias
get til at labe @erneplisten buile msset
tun9t paa g%eiultuinsert. Hor 1905 niI
iaaIebes 6rebsiiprfen ubsiore 572, 00O
Nanb, bpilfet paa en- Sefoltnius al
80, zoo, 900 uosj6r LAC pGt.
Den fore Sr~ebsitprte oritaar %naturli.
gen berusb. al 5rautrise sieunemiprer
ben a~lminbelise g~erneplist meb itor
streng6eb, tbt al be | 1906 mpbsplis.
tise, ialt 326 1893, blsu 29,o5S eaer
IS, IS PCT. inotalbte til 9jeusite, mems
be ~tiliparsnbe 9al for 9piflnuos Deb.
tummenpe ar 511,209, 275,4o3 %
53,s7 PCT.
8 Sprbplb til 5olfemerebeu inbfal'
oes altiua anrlis / 5rantrise Oper OIL
PCT. al SeioIiuinsen, / 1pflanb beri'
mob fun GA PCT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-19
Orcmnlen.

Wan bapbe trlrffct fig nprmere
iammen, iom man pleier at giere,
raar Der fortGueS itbpgeIige Siito.
rier | iene gftentimcr eler / baIb.
msrf gelpsning. 8rll MaIesoip bao.
DC fortalt Ell Spr6eIie, pe6 boiIfen
en- e~ienoommelig % - iom ben full
&c ipnes - aonife utrolig 3rsm bar
iIant til / @irfelighcoeu. Sum bapSe
fcrtalt oct iaa bromotiif, at SeIIfa.
bets Santaii par Bit lat | lipIig 9e.
ppgeIie.
"a Siitorien bar tilenbe, oisfii'
terte man Spsrg5maalet for %
imob. RogIe uf 2iIbsrerne iorfrg.
tet meget energiif, at Grsmme bar
en- Slaes SoruoorreIie at fomnen.
De ge~gipenbeber, os at man berfor
eiorbe flogt / at lPgQe iig Dem paa
Sinoe, mems Der fra mooiat SIDE
bIep eiort e~irIoerOe, at 9rsr1me
Dor ct tontt Sierneipiro, Tom etboert
formiftigt Wenneife gioroe bebit | al
eIemme iao burtigt Tom muIigt.
Bare Or. @eber m0gif at Delta
Samtalen. San ia0 6efpemt tiI6n,
qel9net / fin 2Preitol og inbiuget
Seeu meo en- &ienbers Rpbelie. Gen
IipIige Notwithstanding runot
cmtring BAN aftuaug bom bare ei
farfaitiif emil.
"Spob er Ceres Wening ON
0rsmme, 9oftor9" IsO pluoieIig et
spsrgsmaal fra Sru RaIesop, Tom
qrsrct fla oper bans pasiiue SoIO'
ming.
Zen SiItalte rettet Jig burtie OF
peo @~ertinoens Orb. "~rlnofplt
Srue", uobrso ban mems ban for
eiqpes isste at moertrpffe ct IiOet
emil. seq bar meO anoast bort
bper eneite / bette SeIifab foriegtt
fin "fafte Sperbepisuins", os ieg
trobSe life, at nosen piIoe IGgst
Sagt paa min beiteoue Rening".
"Spao er Sa 9eres Rening2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-19
nanfen inh / onnirn mrh hcn

Rsalen - irb / 2adier meb Sen -
Gsren or oaben - bum CT tn6e. Wtcn
mdnocn err tot efter beroe % leg
ger oIIcrcoe fin Saauo pau Ger.
haanbtaget.
Sun er ct Stpfe oppe al Sroppen
% fer fig MI for ierite Sang TIL
baee. ga Ter bum | SsraobninGen
&c aniitrcnoe Zine, ct panpttti1t
Tpbielsifrig umSTipper bcnoe, %
tspioitlsS iaIoer bun on paa Crap
pen"
Or. @eber eiorSe en- Sunitpntie.
aae gIiffe bGnger / SpGuSin9 peo
bans 2Gber.
"Bt6ere, pi6erel" roper man.
"2pber al ocn ilnge Danes Sfrig
bar poffct SuictS @ebocre; DC Ittm'
Ter iomnen pan Srappen og Den
geoibitlcie bpre8 inb. Tlere Sage
loa bun / itcrf Sober, iom 6slae al
een snait og SortuiIclie, bun bar
oienncmaooet,"
90 Sorfslgcren?"
"Sou hiaIp til ncb &eonin9Sar'
beibct. San boebe | famine Sits og
por Iieefom Sen uroc DAME paa
gscicn bieru. Get bar ~iorsuriet mig
,cln
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-19
9prcncS Stcoians.

Utter finber Ri / ct Giositriit ell St
beuIfabsmauo, Der brpber Ut Sopsf
nreD bet itabis lise ui~oritaaeli8e Spsrss'
maai: Spprira bar 8prsne bog osr
mrrfparbise eifoians?
Zen 9Groe, iom Senne Sang beIfiG''
tioer fla meb Spprssmaalet, er Or
aibo / Century Saultroieo Wagn'
siue". Sprit irsmbGcer ban 3ratIug'
leues piounberliae gune til at fnoe TIL
basc til iienois Gsns ps oeruGIt pna'
piier ban, at bet iamue er GtlIGlosi
mso Sauoprsne.
9oftpreu belpier iarlts S~filopnboer'
mes ganorins. De pplsser hpsrt aaI
Gsceniiipnsssrne ior at la99e fine @e
Der. Gisie Ger lisser iuIbitGnots ito
lertc / bet ipolise atlantiite Scedu nib
mellsm gitfpitsu al Spoamerita %
geitfniten al Spoafrifa ca. 700 Ustj
fra bpcrt SaitlauO. Oct er oa uiUr'
~ftaaelist bportsoes SfilOpubosrne sftsr
fine LANCE, lahse SanOrinser / aaber
SIP after ps otter tan fiube tilbdse til
bisie Ger. 3 buert Sab mener Or,
aibb - / SperensItemmsIie meo be Gl'
bre 9beurier - At bsuue Srienterin9s'
epne intet BAT mso 8prets Snieaisens
at sjsrs-
6oruoen Suube, &atte og 5ugls,
bpis Crisuteriussians sr tienot NOT,
nrpner 9ottoren SGlbuuoene, BET Os'
Iaa War siisr gar truOs lang Dmilot.
ten. itabis timber tilbnse til bet Steo,
bpur be pleier at leae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-19
Norocitpasiaeen
Gn rnsHH GrsebitiOn.

-
gaerebe unoer arigen meo Sopar
befiGftiseoe man fig ! ailsIanb mel
0Ianer ON at ienbe en- erpebition a
arigsifibe norb ON Sibirieu, Toe.
9eien til 8Iaoipoitocf bo fIu oil bIip'
$500 Sismil MOB be 1880 SID
mil oper Cues; Der bier imioIertii
life noaet Of 1lanen ben Sang pac
SrunS af set forboIoSpis rinat
aienoifab, man bar til DC poaoirI'
oenoe Sarpanoe. os ben berdf isI'
eenSe lliifferbeb peo SllrCn. gu Ell
oct rusiiife Warineminiitcrium imib'
lertib for aInor begpnot at tage iie al
Saeen, oe ser err allerebc uonrbeibei
Ell gIon for grpeoiticnen, bpis Sp-
gape ifal bore at unSeriege Rorbsit'
p~asfagers 9ruebarDeb fom nIminoe.
Zig Sisbei.
grpeoitionen ifaI beitoo al to fraf-
tige, iom Ssbrpbere bp9IcOe Gam.
pere, til 6oiIfc aislen | Den oIleruer-
mefte Sremtio bill blipe lalt poa Ra.
riuess Sprit / Ct. EeteraNlrq. eli.
bene ifal feres at TO Morinefoptciuer,
Wattbieien og 8oItiharp, Ser begge
er fienSt neo 6orboloene / Ssbapet.
iSet Sen fsrIte bar meb Baron SoIl
poo bans Grpeoitiou 90 Sen iibite par
9eoer al Den expedition, Ser bIeu
ieubt no for at isge eiter @aronen,
ba ban bar foripunoer.
De Sorifpbuineer. / 6e poIitiife
@astforboIb / gitaiier, Ser er en-
SsIge al RuSIanos fioite Sria, 9ier
oct / bsi Grab %snifeIiet for RitSIanS
at ifabe en- brtrtieere SorbinoeIie mel
@labipoitocf. Men for Bette fan ife,
ntaa Saroaubene n~piogtigt unoeris'
ges; tbt trobs De mango Reiier, ser
StberneS Sob er foretoanc moro ON
Sibirteu, iopner man bog itabtg iii.
forlobeIige Sisfart oper 0i5ie Gone.
Gusierne bar ieIp for A~orbuubrc.
Der iiben forisst Suren % naact til
Obs % Senisieis Wuroinger, ienere
bar engeIife % boGan6ifc SismGno
isgt oct title Ocean 40 ocnre panife.
lige Sci, og / en- npere li0 bar De.
rings Reiier bapt 9~etponing for Shi.
Dict al oct norbIige SaboO; men oct
par DOG fsrit RoroenifislbS "8ega"'
Serb Der blep banebrpocnbe for
SfibSforten paa Sibiricn, Der en- Sio
par garife Iiulig (SaubeIScrpeoitioner
uuber gngIGnoeren @iggin). irbtiI
Den rltsiiife Hegierins opbGueOe Den
biotiI inbrsmmeoe S~oI0fribeo.
Spis Der pirfeIig bier fig at bare
CODE 9etingeIier for Sfibsfart pao
Sibirien 40 Ssbopet, nlaa Der uatlir,
ligpis fsrit gisres ct tort arbeibe
meo Senfpn til Inbringelie af SIP,
mGrfer og gnl9g al me Saone, boor
Sfibene | panifeIiqt 8eir fan Isbe
mo; Rariueminiiteriet omeaaes meS
Flaner ON at oprettc 9aIlonitationer
% Stationer for trodolss SeIegrai
paa forifieIlige Gunfter Iangs belle
StrGfningen. Sra "baIlonS captif"
lfitloe man foa ieIge Folariiens ge.
pGgelier og itrar Ia0e Welbing ON
iterre Soranbringer gaa pioere pr.
traaoles SeIegrof.
Spab enten Der M err Menina /
Blanen eller life Cog oct fon man fsrit
remne ON, noor Ser foreIigaer prof.
tiife Sorisg), ioo frembpoer ben /
boert SaIo itor Srtcresie, og Der er
al @ritno til at ieIgc 6orisgene pao
at realiiere Den mcO Opm9rfiombeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-19
6pcrleneS CT refte?

81 tlbresr az huneres 3s1srs BslSrHiua svl
rftpsrt 9iIfxIse az Ratsrrt. Der iftt Fan hsIsrrbsi
psb Halls Cstarrh Curs.
0. 3. GttHrHA &C.. gtsfr. Iolteo, o
81 uxseussasse bar fituSi 3. 3. dtenssi ee Eeki
10 lar "a trsr, Aaz &c slssisf sxesrgig ale sr
rrfrinsSf rsnsasftsxsr q tnnhsii efaus III al
srfnIk entper sorrfisfsik, srs dtrua bar saa
tastf 40.
sSea q frnat, asesteisls Trnssths. Ioless. o,
lealetHe. aiHncn a unrpin.
@hpifalt 1rgaaiff. 1oiete, e
Halls Catarrh Cure fases t~ntptaeis % rtrfsi
sirsfre paa pIseef "a SahsmeiB slimhfneef. erii
Tbe ~. 5Islft- .Sxlsts al ene aYeftfcse. Bhnes
trrs irft
1siRs Family Pius CO be ksae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-19

gdar Se Frioer til aoertss
renSe, iaa pGr iaa SerIis at
rtebSeTe, at Sc S1a oeres
aberfisitmeltt | "Gecord6 30,
fen. Set iifrer SeuI ben
beSite gebauoIiua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-19
Elolh = MALInAM OAR

s.ni forsisklas.s. eaiassas tirssis tra FAhrksn VI se med
BsVsr,lss 81 ale n ullsmm~ads Udsifisr. skdv sftss snaak.
nlgstrsrsi KsfAog No H. kff.
T. T. scnkoN, tos Assr ftse~ snkskf cirf, ~!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-19
eczema Kur.

uImfIsp's Qur Tor eczema. Gait Rbsum,
earbers Std % Rinssrm. liant
Mmflpp's aur ior Rise % "Stab". ct abip,
tut aarantsreoe. SeHoes pr. Bot ior $3.50,
genaene tilbaeeienoes ON ei tilfrebs. SIAN
aipe abresie til buubreoe turereoe.
S. kImkIov, asssss',r. couparstoxn. n. Oak.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-18

J. o Atkinson Of Denver. the new
man III Weaver & Whittington's ton
serial parlor, spent Sunday in HALEY.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-18
Notice To All Sheepmen.

The following is the sheep inspection
line, between the summer and winter
range in BIain county;
Along the base line from Corral to
the railroad on Silver creek; then along
the old emigrant or Blackfoot road to
Arco.
According 70 law all sheep must be
inspected before crossing this line and
for violation Of same owners and persons
IN charge lay themselves liable.
All owners are warned not TO cross
this line without holding clean GER
tidcate, and are requested 10 notify
the live stock inspector in plenty of
time so he can inspect their sheep with
out delay and not keep them waiting
at the line
Sheep win be inspected not only for
seabies but contagious foot rot and either
disease must be eradicated before
certificate Of health is issued.
All sheep owners are requested to
notify the Inspector at once if they
have any symptoms Of contagious foot
rot among their sheep, in order that
il may be eradicated before they
approach the line and not cause delay
and congestion at the line.
PERRY HARRIS,
Deputy Inspector, Carey, Blaine Co.,
OLIVER C. DUNN,
Deputy Inspector Shoshone, Lincoln
Co,
i've Stock Inspectors for Blaine county.
G.. f. NOBLE,
sept ls-Oct State Veterinarian.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-18
State Land Sale.

On Monday. October 5th, 1908
at ten O'Clock. a. N. Of said day, ths
State Of Idaho will offer for sale about
1900 acres Of agricultural land at public
auction at the court house in Haley,
Blaine county, Idaho. The land is APP
praised at from $1,000 to SIS 90 per
acre.
Terms of sale are az follows: On all
lands selling for $500 per acre or less,
0ne-tenth Of the purchase price and first
years interest on deferred payments,
cash on day Of sale, the balance in
eighteen annual installments at six per
cent interest; on all lands selling for
more than $3.50 per acre, two-tenths
Of the purchase price and first years
interest Oh deferred payments cash on
day Of sale. the balance in sixteen an
nual installments at six per cent. inter-
est. Improvements and timber, cash
on day Of sale.
BY order Of the State Board Of Land
Commissioners.
M. /. CHURCH, Register.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-18
HAS GOOD STAYING QUALITIES.


IL was something like twenty five
years ago that young hardware mer-
chant arrived IN the new town Of Sho-
shone and set up In business. Seven
years before he had decided to make
hardware the business Of his life, and
be has never had occasion to change
his mind IN regard TO an occupation.
His start was made in Michigan and
he did well tin a panic struck him hard
ard the small capital be had accumu-
lated was swept away ana debts amount
ing 10 two thousand dollars stared him
in the face But the panic did not
break him up in business and by hard
work and honest methods the obliga-
sions were soon paid of and the future
seemed brighter.
His first venture IN Idaho was in
Blackfcos, but soon the fame Of Sho-
shone as rail road town drew him
hither and his hardware store has been
a feature Of the eiss.egcr since.
just fourteen years ago the people
Of Lincoln county saw 1T 10 elect him Z
treasurer Of the county and be has
served them faithfully in that capacity
ever since. And since that time the
people Of Shosbone have regarded him
as worthy Of position on the board Of
trustees and their votes placed him in
that responsible position.
As man that wears well c. w.
Wernicke is slayer you always know
where 70 find him and what he will do
The charge Of dishonesty has never
been laid at his door. and If he has ever
gone back on his word or violated an
obligation nc one has ever heard Of it.
That Mr.. Wernieke has friends seat
tered over the broad expanse Of Lin.
coin county Is evidenced by the votes
rolled out Of the ballot boxes at the close
Of each election since his name has been
before the people as candidate for
county treasurer. II is just about s
that time that his enemies. If he s@- q
any, begin % realize just what slayer G
he is Between elections Mr.. Wernicke
has expressed desire 10 hold the good n
opinion Of his fellow citizens for many n
fears 10 come and is willing 10 continue r
n the office he now holds as long az Il
he people want him. a
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-18
Excursions to Payette Lakes.

Via 0. S. L. daily, June goth, to
Both. 80 day limit from date
Of sale See agents for rates and fur
Their particulars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-18
Attest

- W -. cIerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-18
StraYed.

Strayed from Trail Springs. six miles
below Blue Lakes, one muley COW, red
and white, branded J. o. on right hip.
For return $500 reward Address,
c. H. HUNTINGTON,
r. O. box 444 Twin Falls, Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-18
County Commissioners Proceedings

Shoshone. Idaho. Sept. 18th, 1908.
The Board Of Commissioners Of Lin.
coin County, Idaho. met this day pur.
suant to Statute for the purpose Of fix
ing the rate levy for state and
county taxes for the year 1908.
Present: L. II lines chairman. John
Curraa and Frank f. Crosse commits
sioners and Harry W. Anderson clerk.
II i hereby ordered that the tax levy
for state and county purposes for the
year 1908 shall be as follows on each
$4,000 valuation.
State General Expense Fund "a
4" Bond Deficiency Tax (l00a) COZ
Public Building Endowment Fund
l905-O .O09
General Interest and Sinking Fund
u0o5-O rs
University Idaho RebsiidingS Equip
ment Sinking Fund .0l
County Current Expense Fund .s59
I" Schools .S5
Warrant Redemption $500 SO
" Road and Bridge Fund .25
Bend Interest Fund .55
Bond Redemption Sinking
Fund .O5
Total Levy S8.25
The demand Of the state for special
-isvies on Atlanta Road (l90D amount
sole and Meadows. Payctte Lakes
wagon road $500 amount Sc, rs are
included and made part Of state gen
ersl expense fund
Il is hereby ordered that there BE- lev
ied on the Si00 valuation for live stock I
sanitary fund * the state o0i, on all {
live stock except sheep; and .O0S on
sheep
And il is further ordered that there
be levied on the Si00 valuation for
predatory animalfind Of the state 00is
on al live stock except sheep. and .0Oi
on sheep.
As provided by statute. il is hereby
ordered that the Communication fee for
road poll tax be fixed at $3.50.
Il is hereby ordered that the auditor
and assessor place upon the assess
ment roll for 1908 tie following special
school tax as levie n their respective
districts. embracing al the territory in
each district as the same existed at
the regular school election 81 1908.
School district No.ls special tax :
mills on the si.00 valuation
School district No. i2 special tax
u mills On the ST. % valuation.
School district No special tax ?
mills on The Sl.0o valuation.
School district No. 10 special tax 10
mills on she 81 % saluation
Commissioner Crosse ist district,
currssn 2id district and lines 3rd dis
trict. mnee written repor, upon condi-
tons y roads and bridges in their re-
speetiee Districts which reports are
hereby flgd
Whesesaon the Board adjourned sine
die
LIZ. Iass. Chairman.
Attest
HAKal ~. ANDERSON. Clerk.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-31
PLAYING TO THE GALLERY.
The Eldery Super Felt He Was the
Attraction OF the Hour.


William Dean Howells, the great
novelist, was oondemning certain
very popular writer.
THE man could do better work."
said Mr.. Howells; but he is always
appealing to the gallery. The thing
is ludicrous to me. IL makes me
think OF that super of whom Booth
used to tell
There was an elderly super who
in certain new play was to come
on and say to Booth. My lord, the
carriage waits That was his only
line throughout the piece.
well, the play progressed finely
on its presentation, but when the old
super appeared he first said, MY
lord, the carriage waits as was ex-
pected Of him, and then, instead OF
retiring, he advanced to the foot
lights, looked up at the crowded
gallery. and exclaimed with great
vigor and animation:
"tAnd allow me to add that the
man who lifts his hand against a
woman, save in the way of kindness,
is unworthy the name of an Ameri-
can
Then amid overwhelming APP
plause, he made his exit"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-31
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

Corrected Daily ly Chas Turner u co.
PAYING PRICE.
Butter, 24c per lb. D.. a....
Eggs, 25c per dozen. ... ..
Lard-8 1-2G per no.
PopcOrn-2c.
Potatoes, per bu., 65c.
SELLING PRICE.
Butter per To-. 2Se.
Eggs. 3Gc per dozen.
Cheese, N. y. cream-20c per Ib.
Lard-l2 1-2c per ID.
Syrup--40c per gai.
Sugars-5c to 6 LIE per b.
Teas-lOe to 81 90 per Ii.
Vinegar-25c per gal.
alt-$1 .25 per hbl.
Hand picked Navy Beans--5c per Id
Carolina Head Rice -10c per ID. OF
3lbs.. for 25c.
Lima Beans-10e lb.
Marrowfat Beans--7c III. or 4lbs. for
25c.
Cracked HomIny-;S OF 3 BIS. for
l0c.
Corn Meal-20c per sack.
Graham Flour-20c per sack.
Pruns-S 1-3 to 15c per ID.
Seed Raisins-13c per lb, 2 lbs, 25c
Cleaned curronts, Zoe per ID.
Golden Flake IA bbl Sl.4O
Glover Leaf IA bill 81. so
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-31
What He Liked.

A traveller in China tells the fol-
lowing story, according to Life He
confesses weakness for ginger ale.
Somewhere In the Flowery Kingdom
he felt his thirst beyond his power
to control, so going into a prosper
Gus store where foreign goods were
much In evidence, he asked for his
particular drink. Mr.. John China
man replied by asking:
you likee ginger ale?"
Yes, very much"
You very muchee likee ginger
ale?"
Yes, very much"
What kind you likee?"
Imported ginger ale"
"Oh, you likee imported ginger
ale. ALE samee Watson's ginger ale
from Manila?"
Yes, Watson's ginger ale | like
very much"
You likee Watson's ginger ale?'
"Yes, give me a gless quick"
mo have got"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-31
UNION STOCK YARDS

Union Stock Yards, ms, Dec. 81.
-Cattle--Receipts 1000; estimated
for tomorrow 20O1; market strong;
prime beeves, 5,35 "a 100; poor to
medium, 9.65 q $50; stockers and
feeders, $3.50 (0 4.9O.
IIogs-Receipts 10000; estimated
for tomorrow 10000; market 10,
higher; light, 5.15 "a 5.SS; rough
$40 a 5.65; mixed, $50 "a 6.1O;
heavy, 81 ga 6.10; pigs, Ais a
5.15.
Sheep--Receipts 10000; estimated
for tomorrow 10000; market steady;
native sheep, $50 "a 5,15; western
sheep, 2.7O a $40; native lambs
4. so D 7.SO; western lambs, 4.75 a
7.S0.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-31
Nuggets From Georgia.

II you can't sing along the way,
you can say amen" when the other
fellow strikes the right tune.
There may be gold In the mount
aims of the moon, but you can't rise
to II In an airship.
The old world is always happy on
the way, but some o. the folks In It
always look at the halleluis days
through smoked glasses. Atlanta
Constitution.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-31

May, open Los 3-S; close 1.07 3-S;
july, open 90 "a; close 81 la
Corn-December, open SO Ia; close
81 ii. May December open 81 3-4;
close, 81 Is. July, open 6l rs;
close, 81 IA
Oats December, open 20 rs; close
40 l-2. May open 3 49, close 81
l-2. July. open 46 "a; close 4G IA.
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Daily Market Report
EAST BUFFALO

East Buffalo, N. Y, Dec 81
Cattle-Receipts 80 head; fairly ac'
tive, steady.
y Veals-Rsceipts $50; active, 25c
lower; common to choice a 1926
Sheep and lambs-Receipts l2,6OO
lamsb fairly active, &c lower, Sheep
activeS steady Lambs 3 a 7.55;
yearlings a G.25 sheep 2 a 4.S5.
Hogs Receipts $4,000; active and
steady; Workers $50 a $50; pigs
$40 % $50; mixed 5.S5 a 5.95;
heavies 500 a 6; roughs 5.l5 a
$40.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo, o., Dec. 31-Wheat-Cash
and December LOG -; May 1Og
-; July 1Ol "a.
Corn-Cash AM December. 81 -:
May G3 "a; July 63 "a.
Oats-C CASH. and December .j2 3-4;
May So; July a l-2.
Rye No |, 70; No. 2, rs 1-2;
No 3, &c 1-2.
C'oyerseed--C'as ash and December
so; March 5.G7 12; October Gl!
1-2.
Arsike--prime $50.
Prime timothy-l.75. r..
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A Horsemans Praise.

Senator Curtis OF Kansas, the one
time horseman, was praising news
papers.
They are. taken all round" he
said, "a wonderful institution, and
most OF the complaints made against
them are to intimate as groundless
as the compliant of young lady |
overheard at race meeting.
"'Plague on the old papers, they're
always behind the times she said.
How so?' asked her husband.
"'Oh, take racing, for instance.
They never print the winners name
TIL the day after the race, when It's
too late to bet. >"
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FLOUR

B, p. Marion IA bbl) sl.6O.
Legal Tender IA bbl) $50.
Monarch TIA bbl) sl.30.
KnlckerbOcker IA bbl) S1.30.
Carnation Flour, IA bblJ = so.
Gilt Edge IA bbl), s1.25.
Gold Medal GA bbl.) S1.70.
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His Method.

Miss Pyfase- -Chuffer-I want you
to make this photograph OF me az
individual and at the same time as
pretty as possible.
The Photographer-Put on these
auto goggles aud this yeil--Cleve-
Land Leader,
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No OHense.

First Stranger Ton train)
you ever quarrel with your wife?
Second Stranger-Never.
First Stranger-Have any trouble
with the hired girl2
Second Stranger-Not me.
First Stranger-Don't your child
rem worry you at times?
Second Stranger-No, indeed.
First Stranger-Say l don't like
to call you liar, but
Second Stranger-Oh, that's all
right. I'm ,bachelor.-Chicago
News.
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He Puzzled Him.

''Do you think you will learn to
like your titled son-in-law3"
81 don't know" answered Mr..
Cumrox. Il cant quite tell where
to place him in my expense account.
He is neither recreation nor an In.
vestment. Washington Star.
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CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Dec. 3l-Hogs-HIigher
receipts 20 cars, shipments 5000;
yorkers $50 a G; mixed 61O;
heavies go; extra lights $50 q
5.G5; best pigs $50, stays and
roughs 4.25 a $50,
Calyes-Steady; receipts 1,5O head
Sheep and lambs-Steady; receipts
12 ears.
Cattle Strong, receipts cars,
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WlSBb, tht yOuiib
man who was try
ing to raise his
first mustache.
she has a form
as 1.-THE and grace
ful as a fawn. a
face as beautiful
as the dawn, eyes
( h at bame the
liquid depths Of
the lie ares st
spring, and lips
II e re w igg 8
paused, utterly at
a loss to find a
figure of speech
! eauiyalently ht-
ting.
Up s - well,
they remind me of
nothing but the
poets line:
: "Ah. honled lips l
knew of yore,
The lush. warm
lips OF ecstacy!'
Z And the very
next day this para
gon scorned his
pronered love!
Think of ador-
ing a woman like
that, and then
losing her!
Az Wigs age
no wonder he wan.
dered about in the
night, sobbing his
woe to the moon.
light and resolving
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Mirror Want Column.
WORK WANTED.

WANHBD-'A few small wasnings 10
do at home. Call 1910.
-, 12-29-3t