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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25
Ola Wosiefn.

Ola Nosiefin fra gois er en-
NanO, buiS Rp / gamle Gage ior oi.
Sen on. Com Spiuemnno inbtager
bon ianmen meo "Dtsllargutten" Ell
Glaos / ferite HGffe blunot Den ra.
tionale 8oIfemuiifs StormGub - Ell
eieu6ommeIig i'm og i~pruOlenoe mt
iitalif gegapelie. buis meiterlige 5e.
Ieipil oite bar tGuot gegeiitrins |
Sinoene oeo grpluper og andre Sc.
iter. glorig font Der lligt Si0 !
9anien. iont mar Ola rerte Siren.
gene, % gnmle 8osiinger, Soringer
os Sogniraer iortRuer meo ling
bpnmens Slo / Giet ON Ben Senfs'
relie. bpornte0 Der lptteoes til bans
meiterIige SIantter. Baa fine GlSre
Gage iIpttebe ban ooer | Soncert'n'
lenc. 3 geepnOelien al H%itiadrene
ioretca ban Ell Sourue / amerifa og
penote tilboge rig pnd bouoe gersm'
meIie og Sub. 5sot | andre 6or.
folo, meS 4nleouing til at uooanne
I'll SaIent - ia, man fan 8iernc iise
8eni - err Der efter fpnoige gtGnoS
Wening ingen Soil ON. at ban piioe
bape ornSet 6p iom en- al WlnIitenS
Stormrno. Gu itaGr ban meo 'ine
so aar os meo Slunien az geIt.
laubsbpebernes slnoelte ginoer ON
Tia iom Repreientant for en- ipluioelt
siS, ba ben aiGneite llugGiit par Den.
ser funSe gisre BET beoite Sailing
fait, oa oct iterfe, biemmebrpggeee
gl bar oen feitIige 9rtf, oa DC na-
tionole Sfiffe enbuu par uaniegtet
al "auIhrren~, Tom tom meo Sern'
banerne. ct gammelt gosiebrpuup
en- iolglitrenhe gaaroag, 6iGiterne
rioenSe iii airfe paG Surbreee Se-
iie. gruoen meb arone paa, aoner'
ne meo fine buioe Sfart % 5enterne
meo FinHenoe SsIier oa oper Oct
belle De ilonenoe Souer ira "aeosic.
iinnen4s 5eIe = Oct par ct itaieligi
Spn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

at fortpae ON Set, / set Soab, at
bette fam fees al Ell eIler anoeu
apinbe, iom bar ltht iaaIeoes lom
.ieg.
IS fem Iar ui6ite ieg nirfeIig life.
bpao en- goo Gag bar. Ga icg fslte
mig iriif, og bpiS lea life bdooe Su'
peopinc, ina bnuoe ieg Rpsimcrtrr cl'
Ter Smertcr stitess, OF 9ibet a life
ppro Den anitrGngelle, ieg gioroe ior
at boIoe oct gunenbe.
4gn goo Sen raaSe6e mig til at
BRUCE Eeruua, % ieg bar glao peo at
fuune forisge b~paoiombelit, OF oct er
mig Ell 6ornsielie at iige, at Ter Sla.
ifcr gioroe ct mt Wenneife al mig.
% ieg bar ingen flere Smrter, 90 Ct.
bet Ter igieu Init no."
Der er en- MGrgoe SiliGloer al
SuinocipsOOmmc, Der trGrgcr Ell
Sirurgs gebaroIing.
Ieu Der err lougt Here al iaaoanuc
SilirIscr, Der fnnSe Iabe Na rsttc ueo
meSieinif S%ebanoling.
ct ubpre tort antal anin0cr bar
erbolot Sinoriug ior De Spgbomme,
Ser CT egnc for oere3 aisn, ueb grlt.
gen al Eeruna, iaaleoes icm ioreifri.
pes al Or. Sartntan.
San mootngrr mango @reue fra
ole aantcr al 9anoet meo Senipu til
bette emne, Der bar Iepen6e SntereSIe
for ale Spinoer.
MeoeuS oct life er 6efrpitet, at Ves
rirua oil Iinbre etbpert 9ilfGIoe at
bette Slog$. iaa er oct oiSielia flost
for cnbucr iaaoan lisenSe apiuoe at
givc Scrnna en- reoeIia Grspe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

Nrs. Soiepb 2acelIe, t24 gron'on
Ct. Sttoipa, Gait, Ontario, Canada,
Ifrioer:
Seq les | ooer nj Wnaneoer al
Rpaimerter o. Soueopins, o. intet
iputeS at birlpe mig iuotiI ieg tog
Geruno. Qenne Ieoicin er laugt
beore euS rogen anOen for 0isie Rla.
ger. Rogle iaa SLATER bialp mig !
min eIeHoige boIo oso % balu leoenoe
Silitdno.
"Sca for MI Dob SelbrcS, bor
bperfen 8Grf eler Smerte. o. bar
belIer life bapt uogen oct iioite Inr.
SpiS bper lioeuoe auiuoe pil6e toge
Reruna, ioa uiIoe DC mart blipe fienot
meo oeus &Grot % alorig bore Sen
ioruoen."
Mrs. 81. 9Iiner. 26iS g. 36tb
ct. 2. e., GIeoeIano, Ohio, ~ifrioer:
Seq bar mot Ell goo SeIbreo iioen
ieg bcgpnOte at toge Ceres ReSicine.
Seq bar list | fIere aar for leg be.
gpuote at tage Berurn, men belt iioen
fan ieg life iige at iea ueb, bOao 500
ueSpiue % RenraIsia CT. Seq fan
meo 5oruiSnins iiae, at bucmiombeIit,
Der er be6prSet meo 9atarrb ! noseu
1orm, fan 6Iipe beIbreoet peo at tage
Ferima."
ai oct itore antaI aniuoer, ser BAR
taget 8eruna. anier INN ct meget
Iioet groceutuntol SET for nsopenOigt
! at itripe ill Gottoren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

Si0en al otsie ber euonu npoueS isl.
genoe gorgere al 6erguS Sails, iom
biitoo meo arrangemeuterne: Seter
2eilr, Sobu y. Soaoe, Sr., 8. :.
Sosieu, u. Solem, Chris. Sobnion,
Olof S6ei, Ole Rpgaar6, Martin
Sobnion NilS Eeoerion W. s. Sos.
len, s. Sotlingbus, Sobn Snrbuug.
6reo Sobnion Sobn Gurune8. Or.
Saugun, Sobn auaaIe % or. gigen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

ANahN NANN 49,
baaubene or tradot tiLiioe eler til 5jes
neite for 2ationnItauteu % Sc rationale
@aano.
Set er en- naturIi9 Bert % fornoalss
tldr SammenbGng / bisie Sing.
Seq bar facet BET pluoieIiee Snerp at
bpee cher. gpSe Srsubere, peIfommen til
bette StGpne. Set times mig. at ioet bi
gdar ipei ueo G~nunelien al ct Srsnoers
lag er Bet foruufti9 at minbes, bpac
8rne S~pebeIagene % Spgbetnrfen bar
ipiaet / bort gamle S9trelanos llbpits
ling | S6rbolo til RatiundItauteu.
Bort IaaI er 10 life at Saune en- Ras
ton al GorSrRuo Der. gi er Gmeris
fanere. glen Tom Rorifs ameritanerc
fan hi iom Soft biSrase uoset til aueris
tas rationale sio. Cor at bort rntimIaIe
SlRt ian blipe i~terteit mulis, mao ni
finee en- RaaSe at fere bet frem paa.
| Conn Snoioioer tan Ri life orfe meget,
Ger maa Sammeuilutuine til -. Sam-
menilltuing ON norife S~ntercsier, nor
Ite gienSommelisbeSsr, gGroicr, pi bar
icm @prsmGnb.
Semne Sammenlutnine tror ie8 beei
fan lie pee SannelIsn al SpsoeIns. fsrfr
Sort tomner pi inmmen ON De
ipm pna mere iremtrnheroe Naabe q
| Sr~lesiuteresie | Speoelaeet. gfterIou
bet Ter tror ies, at hi biz iiuce. al be for:
| itieIige SpaNeinteresier sIioer cper
rationale Snteresier os Saroier. Sb
@psoeIas er gaaaI / bisie Siuss - mel
! SobermaaIet lieser / BET, pi Tom ssoro'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

Soruoen Yrofesior Riitao og ga.
for aeirfaa, bpem Oct iornemmelig
ifpISes, at SrsnoeritRpnet fom iitano,
forticner De to openfor uGpnte Ero.
iesiorer Gsrrnm o. 8oaun meget al
sgren for. at aliins bar iaa goot ar.
rauseret % LOB iaa beIoist al. geo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25
pc>rn>na bSitcr Acs
Scr at linSrc iaaSanne SYMPHONIES icm
SpGfeelic, tsyeimcrtcr % ScpeSpine. 3:

Mrs. Sresiie NeIion 600 g. 5tb
stpe., H%uibuiae. Tenn, i~friper: IA
Eeruua bar siort mig ioa uenoeIig
soot. iaa isler lea mig forpIigtet til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

freos meo Noroelene heraT, laa tah on Iehoe
Oh en- Splar. Seis life iaa taser N big poa
Groet % eu bth6lser siHe FtHet. 9a
beIiemmsr. III tan ie. at pi life piloe bare
Raao III at aisre bette llibNo. hpis Sebane'
Iingcu life belbrebeoe. ieip eiter az andre er
mlSlptfst. SetRat big life paa at antase
bette uiornoerIise Silbuo. Grin ieag til
Or. San Sled 60, &c " asaleltis SIos.
Sadipa, yo4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25
piles
Gao os ienSe DIG en- Collars gersi
al Sr. San glsd's bsrsmts npe
Wlioosl til at prepe irit
Scno ps DIN 9lorcsie ioag

Gil euhper 2Rier al -5eeorab 9pifen",
Tom er plageoe MED Rlles euer anSrr qua
opmms al &rCtuHl. slpr ri iplssnee 5iibu6:
VI of ueeR SetpllnlRs ieHee big en- ialc
Stgrrelie Tpllarsg Battle al Ir. San Sled's
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

On aitenen iaHlebes man til en-
ganfet eler @ieitebuo ! gorf SoteI,
bpor 9eItaserne bIeu beprrtet paa
oct beSite, os buor Den senptliaite
Siemnins raabeoe. Ser bleu Der
anleSnis til at iornye mango samle
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25


t~reeobbelie Abiarpz
ton giiood for Gis
lee. Saar, Rspusr,
5reMialD, SpHliter,
Get SprSsielie 90
ole h9nenoe Slayer.
6origs BET pripat /
Dit eset Sism. Spis
eu iaa &c belt ttl'
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Gas was the active stock
on the local exchange yesterday. Start
ing at the bid price Of the previous day.
sales Of 10 shares were made from that
point up to 50. Probably more Of the
stock could have heen sold at a lower
figure. but the purchasing brokers reached
their limit Ton the higher price There
was a call for 100 shares. but the price
was not made satisfactory and the call
was passed
Bonds yesterday got into the trading,
with sales Of two q l.0o0 denomination
one Of the Georgetown Gas . per cents at
Ice. and one of the Potomac Electric
per cents at 105%-
Other trades were five shares Of Capital
Traction at rs and ten Of Mergenthaler
at 20S
There IS not much news OF an inter
esting nature IN financial circles these
days. Money is plenty for the necessities
OF business. but most brokers and busi-
ness men DO not feel ike taking large
ventures. This leaves the local situation
quiet but Il is nevertheless hopeful, and
the best observers in Washington expect
better trade. better building. and better
times than were experienced last yeal
after the return Of the population from
I their sumner vacations
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
THE FIRST PONY EXPRESS.

Prom the Chi1aso News
Cornelius Cole. ex-senator from CaItfo--
MA, tells IN his Memoirs how the first
pony express reached Sacramento Cal,
long before the first transc1utiueutaI rail-
read was surveyed Those who were
there TO witness it VIII never forget the
arrival Of the first Of these express mes
sengers at Sacramento. Il was an occa-
sion OF great rejoicing. and everybody.
big and little. old and young. turned out
10 see the fun. All business for the rt1ns
was suspended; even the courts adjourned
for the event A large number OF the clti-
zens Of all classes. grave and gay. mount
ed on fast horses. rode out some miles
OF the line to meet the incoming wonder.
The waiting was not long The little
rider. upon his bIooded charger. under
whip and spur, came down upon them
like a meteor. but made not the slightest
halt to greet his many visitors Then be-
gan q race OF all that waiting throng.
over the stretch back 20 the city. the
ike Of which has never been seen Il
may have been rivaled in speed and con-
fusion by some Of the cavalry disasters
during the war that presently followed
but the peaceful people Of Sacramento. I
am sure. never beheld anything OF the
kind before or afterward.
The whole cavalcade. shouting and
cheering. some waving banners and bare
headed. riding at the top Of their speed
dashing down q street. might have been
taken. had Il occurred on the plains. for
a band Of wild Comalches. but the little
mail carrier paid no attention 70 them
and kept in the lead
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
The Turkish Problem.

Prom the Bro1klyn Eagle.
II the Turk IS able 10 maintain popu-
lar government. there is no reason why
he should not recover something Of his
former position in Europe He Is a nat
ural soldier. desperately valorouS. skilled
in the use OF his weapons. hardy. pa
tient. and patriotic His army Orgsniza-
ton. even in 1he period OF his greatest
decadence. has been such that his most
formidable antagonists have been driven
20 respect his prowess in the field He
has no navy. but hep can build one and
learn 10 use IT effectively for the de-
fense Of his Black Sea coasts and the
portals Of the Golden Horn If. with the
aid Of parliament. he can relieve his
civil system Of the abuses that have
made IL alternately an object Of ridicule
and a cause Of tragedy, he may not un-
reasonably dismiss his ancient dread of
ACKNOWLEDGMENT at the hands Of other na-
tions. A progressive administration as
sGrinE equal rights to all, reducing taxes.
restraining Hcentious soldiery. removing
corrupt officials. and preventing massacre
and outrage would leave no excuse for a
revival of the dormant Russian policy
which Beaco1sheld halted on the very
threshold OF realization thirty years ago
But Will the Turk perform all these essen
tiaI preliuinaries to reEeneration2
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
rPnce. -ro-e5 .-c rh,-sa-..l


ne wholesale nzrss- yes-e-lly was rrscticaIlv
unchanged as 70 r-ices. To-e % busiuess and gen
eral conditions Arrivals of ur1d-ce were IN I1enI
supply and demand vas I'D 20 the Midsummer aver
age Nust grads Ct produce In sood c5ndition
were firm AZ the quotations
BUTTER-CreaEery. fancy. esas5. DO. Western
a-s-s. -5a2s, do seconds. SAD; process fancy. z
DO far 20 good. Iss-9. dal1y. cloice. Ea-s- good
i, s,C-e-racked. fresh. e
CHEEsE-New Eor6 STATE factory. large. 3. do.
snail. l5ai3-zi do sgr1e-- snail. l2isaL5; VIZ
gina. TO-
EGGs-Nearby fresh. Virginia. loss Of. zap. aver
age. Isals. West Virginia and Southwest Virginia,
lsals; Tennessee. Is. N0rtn Caroliua Is
LIVE POT ULTRY-Chickens. fancy spring. Isals:
hens. T. roos-ers. :; Dues. large. 10. do. snail
Sac; rlrkeys toms. per 70. Eal2s do. hens. =,
DO. thin s. keats. 70
DRESSED POULTRY-TurEeys. hens. undraau.
per b. 5s do average. urdravn. 1ial5: Do. thin.
.. toms Ia4; clickeEs. sr-1E. large Is: DO.
1na. l5aloi hens choice --zll5. TOoSters. g. ducks
l0al2- geese. 9aI0
DRESSED AIEATS-Hans. country. sugar c,I-ed.
Isa1s
ooa.5: new. per baL- 225z2-5. North Carolina. Per
bel. Z5oa3lc, No-folks Ls5s155 sweet potatoes per
Dol, Zloa2e. cab5ags. per bbL. LJa200: do.
EaT-y OK per bbl- Laal-5 cels--. Nc-,h Caro-
zale. pe- bbL. 50a75; lettuce home grown Ter has
ke-- l-00al55- onions Bermuda Der c-ats LGGal x
DO. Maryland and Virginia. Der bb 160a2 Is; peas
Ter bal. A03as51 Tadlsles per 10 57aLJ0. string
Der crate. Sal5- squash, pr b1l 5a75; green corn
Per daz-. I1al2
GREEN FRUITs-Orsrses. rer box. 25aa4Oo; do.
California. navels. 500az01- Erape fruit Ter box
-5ea3oo; peaches. per sx-basket carrier. Local >
Do. Per box 15al10. czntal1upss Der crate s5a60
Tlneappl5s- -er crate L5osL75, bGcklcberTies per
quart sail blsckber-les. Per quart 9ai1: apples
new. Ter bbi. 1ola559; do per busbel 50a75: plums
per hushel. L55z2 % vateEmeIo1s each. Ieals
SUNDRIES-BeesTax. =, tall0E, 8; boney. white
clover. l-ib-- new. Is Co.. 2Ib. new l0alz ginseng
pcT j.. 500E609; Seneca Der h.. 60 Golden Seal
iCas5: PINK Root I2al4. Mandrake. 2a3; snake Root
5
DRIED FRUITS-ApEles. sliced. fancy. ca; do.
sliced bright. 4 cherries 10 5ackbeTTies Whortle
berries. %. raSpbsries. I2a15.
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern. On grade. s6asi: re
I5as0- com sheIled whle. Sass; do yellow s6ae5
do. ear. 4O1a425, osts Western white No. . sass
do. mixed 5-a60
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, washed. free Of burs
per b. 25a2s, d. uuwsshed f-ee Of buTs per h
2a2; do bury. Ter b. Ials hides. green. per H.
s. do. dr.. pcr h. Sa1l- sheepSkius green. each
s5s75; 90. dry. each 25a55; c4llskins green. each
L01aLE
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
CEMENT FROM VOLCANOES.
Japanese Take Cunning Advantage
of a By-produef of Nature.


of a By-prOducf of Nature
The saving japanese. who are forced to
play close game with life because OF the
uarrowness Of their Islands and the ire
mendous yearly increase in the popula-
ton. have learned 70 take cunning advan-
tage Of every by-product Of nature
They rake the sea beaches for seaweed
10 use as fertilizer and grub the noun
tains for twigs 70 burn into charcoal
Now they are turning the many and
Troublesome volcanoes to good purpose by
manufacturing the volcanic ash into oe-
ment- To them belongs the credit OF dis
covering that the sc0ria that sweeps down
from volcanic vents and sears the neigh
boring countryside may at least be toll
Grated. II II has 70 come. as an economic
asset
a japanese company organized 70 work
volcanic ash into cement has already paid
a dividend OF 9 per cent for the first half
year on a capital Of 3o0.600 ven, and It has
more orders IN sight than Il can fill The
MitSu Bishi and Kawasald dockyards. the
two great privately owned dockyards Of
the empire; the government naval yards
AT Sasebo and the Wakamatsu Iron
Foundry Company are all being supplied
with the new ash cement
The government recently granted a con-
tract for 5000 bags OF the stuff to be
used IN the new harbor works az Keeling
Quantities have already been exported to
North China Formosa. and Korea
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
AN AMERICAN HERO.
saves n Disabled Ferryboat and
Every Soul on Board.

Saves n Disabled Ferryboat and
Every Soul on Board.
F. Hopkius5u smith. n E,ve-yoo5ys.
One morning n January, when the ice
in the Hudson River ran unusually heavy
a Hoboken ferryboaJ slowly crunched
her way through the floating foes. until
the thickness OF the pack choked her
paddles IN mid-river. Il was an early
morning trip. and the decks were crowded
with Iabo-ing men and the driveways
choked with teams; the women and chill
dreu standing inside the cabins were
solid mass Up 10 the swinging doors
While she was gathering strength for a
further effort. an ocean tug sheered 20
avoid her. veered a point, and crashed into
her side. cutting her below the water
line IN a great V-shaped cash A moment
more and the disabled boat careened from
the shock and fell over on her beam help
less Into the V-shaped cash the water
poured q torrent II seemed but a ques-
ton of minutes before she would lunge
headIong below the ice
Within 800 yards of both boats. and free
/ Of the heaviest ice, steamed the wrecking
| tug Reliance OF the OnshOre Wrecking
anu 0+4 lAGA NtV-4N ArA " a. v -NN
Capt. Scott. When the ocean tug reversed
/ her engines after the collision and backed
clear Of the shattered wheeIhouse Of the
/ ferrybOat. he sprang forward. stopped
down. ran his eye along the waterline
noted in a fash every shattered plank
climbed into the pilot-house of his own
boat. and before the astonished pilot
/ could catch his breath pushed the nose
Of the Reliance along the raI of the
! ferryboat and dropped upon the latter's
/ deck Ike a cat
I With a threat TO throw overheard any
man who stirred. he dropped into the
( engine-roOm. met the engineer half way
/ I'd the ladder, compelled him to return.
I dragged the mattresses from the crew 5
I hunks. stripped Of blankets, snatched up
/ clothes Overalls. cotton waste. and rags
Of carpet. cramming them into the great
rent left by the tugs cutwater.
It was useless. Little by little the water
gained bursting out first below. then on
the side. only TO be eaIked out again and
only 10 rush in once more
Capt Scott stood a moment as If unde-
/ cided. ran his eye searchingly over the
4 engine-room. saw that for his needs II
was empty. then deliberately tore down
the top wall Of calking he had so care
fully built up and. before the engineer
could protest. forced his own body into
the gap. with his arms outside. level with
the drifting ice
An hour later the disabled ferry5oat
with every soul on board, was towed into
the Hcbolzen slip
When they lifted the captain from the
wreck he was unconscious. and barely
alive. The water had frozen his blood
and the floating ice had torn the fest
from his prOtruding arm from shoulder
to wrist When the color began % creeT
back TO his cheeks he opened his eyes
and said 70 the doctor who was winding
the bandages;
-'Wuz any Of them babies hurt?'
\ month passed before he regained HI:
strength and another week before ths
arm had healed so that he could get HI;
coat or Then he went back to the Re
. lance.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Aug Is -CATTL LE-Recsirts. soo: mar
ket ste ay- Prime beeTss. 55la7s0: pocr to medium
5s5s5-4o; stooksrs and feeders 250ai4o. COWS and
heiters, 275a5-50: Gamers. L51a2i5; Texans. 37Da
53
HOGS-Rscei2ts. Ea10; market steady. Light
52oass 50: rogsh 62oa5-58; mixed. i25as95; heavy.
55os5-sG- pigs 5Z5as09
SHEEP-Receipts . ooo. market steady: &c lower.
Nstive sheep. 57za4-s0. Western sheep. 2z5as ..
native lambs, 275s6-35. Western lambs 400a6 40
New YorS. Aug l3-CATTLE-Reoeipts 40 feel
ing unchanged Dressed beef steady. al 71zalOc Per
pcund fc- common - prime native sides
CALFES-Receipts. %. feeling STEADY Common
70 prime veals 55aas50; Western. 675a700: CIV
dressed veas. steady a. sal3 county dressed. "a
lIz
SHEEP AND LAaiBS-Receipts. 4.sI5; sheep IN
changed Prime 70 choice lambs. steady: medfzm
grades. SLOW 10 &c lover; C1dinary % good sheen
3Z5a425, fair to prime lamhz 5-57lsae70
HOGS-Receipts, 26ss; 10 sales reported: feeling
barely steady.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Aug Is-BUTTER-Racspts ssl2
packages Fancy IN fair demand Creamery. extra
,. frsts, 2la2. STATE dsiy, in tubs finest, a2lz;
good 20 chuic7. i9iza2i1-
EGGS-Receints. s92 cases Fair demand. Near
b. white. fancy. Zs2s. mixed. fancy. p. Western
frsfs ls-sai2ia. seconds I-al8
MILL FEED-Scesdy. Moderate trade Sprins
bran. in l00pound sacks 20 arrive Z5so r1i5diirEs
2 50. city bran. il bulk 153. Western red dog
10 arrive. $50 winter wheat bran. IN lDepound
sacks. go
OATS-Strcn-s-s fair demand. No. ? white. new.
s., No white. new. s., No ? mixed. new. 5oi4
new white 70 arrive Sass
FLOUR-Inzctlve and unsettled Sp-zz patents
577a550 spring clears f1ai69, winter s-raights
Al9alsl. clears. 565a5 90. kaasas staights. IN sacks
A65a503- kansas clears. 2SasS-
RYE FLoUR-Stszdy. trade quiet We quoJs
z2la4sa.
CoRN1IEAIl-FHm.I light supply Kiln-d1ed 70,
export as. cozre mssl. in bags. l6-sL7o
1 HAY-Receir-s. lt1 tons Slow. barely steady
Prime timothy. 95 Nc, Z. s5ss0. No . sas1's. No
8 s5a-0
STRAW-Insctive. Iess buovsut- Lou- -ve. s5sso
I BEEF-SteadT- moderate inqury- Famlly. I7ooi
10. packet l501aI5N
/ FoRK-s;ea5y aad dun Mess I7.oos-7.5os family
Z q f1z-s 81
TALLow-Lishs demand. CITY. il hozsasads
5I-Is
LARD-Weake-. Prime Western. $50 city. 80
refined continent. $50. south American. -075. re
/ fred Brazilian. IN kees Z5. city stearine lIlz
| 0lcos-ea-ize n7Gizsl, New York aad ChicaSo. "a
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Names of Flowers.

From the New Orleans Times -Den0Gst
It Is interesting 10 know how certaiI
flowers get their names. Many were
named after individuals FOR iIStancel
Fuchsias were SO called because theJ
were discovered by Leonard Fuchs Dahs
las were named for Andre Dahl. whs
brought them from Peru. The Camelis
was so called for a missionary named
Kamel. who brought some magnificent
specimens Of the flower TO France and
japan He called 1t the rose OF Japan,
but his friends changed It TO camelia-
MagnoIias were named IN honor OF Prof
Mazuol de Montpelier. who first brought
the beautiful tree 10 France from Amer
ica and Asia. Because they treEbies
with the WIND IS the meaning OF ansu'
eras. The Latin word to wash is lavare
and Iavendar received IFS name because
the Romans put the flowers into watei
when they washed C perfume thell
I hands
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouotstiorS furnished by z F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock EEchaose and tha
Chicago Board Of Trace. O. Bowsa ChipDan. nan
ager 1901 street northwest
Chicago. Aug ls-The cables to-day were better
than expected and oferings were snail Traders
appeared TO be short and there vas not great
deal Of wheat brought out By the rise. The IN
crease IN the visible was less than anticipated and
there were reports Of decreasing country movement
IN the Southwest
There was considerable covering q shorts IN oorn
and a good deal Of buying By bull interests SUP
posed 70 Be somewhat Of Demonstration against
the September shorts
Oats receipts rather Disappointing. the IN
crease in The visible was snail. and WITH report.
Of lirht oountr acceptanoes and predictions # de-
c1essing receipts the market -lprored-
Provisions were quiet and little finer early
but before midday a selling movement developed
TIE heavy selling vas credited to AmoE ant
Cudahy interests