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SrGnbt Meieri. Sra Saritao meo.

SrGnot Netert. Sra 9drltnp lrleo'
beles ben 6bc Rop.: Slbebrmo no
brsb i~goaraites peo 9.Siben | Sar'
ftab Ieieri, iom belpis nebbrnnote.
Sloen begrGniebes til oenne 9ps'
ming. @eieriets Srift mao inoitil'
Les | npsen Sib. Sloens aariag er
0amperploiion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

= tNaIgs. - On COB SOttpmiurm
bsitadenoe al $40 Aerss meo gpoe Bpa.
ntnge. 8sliggcros I et norit Settlement.
2utberit atrte o. SiDle mar oeo. gris s3s
pr. acre. StrJu III u. 9 o., girpgua,
gBis.. Rutr 2. Dor 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
Sauciprmaub aaaet nilS. z

V"HHrTUIHIUHU BHHtl UIIU. III
"9agsppiten" melbcs fra Harott
ben zoe Iooember: @aneformano
Seigen befrpgtes at bore omtom'
met, San gif no poa Tppeiagt ira
SunoaIen SorSbog og er goaet ptlo.
Sporene er fuIet forbi Saiforipi til
eft 9alisre, Tom 9aor ueb / Nl6iIfooa.
len. 40 Mauo par isaar uhe paa
Gfterisgnin9 % fortietter ibag, leo.
iaget al 2apper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
SAT- o m,
ttIfalgs tnsr tiuete.

wp,ntstmtuttr RHetr -guRes-. -Ttlsis, TIT,
'sIss- % -V'trrfpsrsitt- toner 80 Gents 'ot Is Bro zoe
hpsF Dana, % 70 9sats pr. Orb fer aft, 'su esetai rec
10 Cre. nbettlticmsntst tueiaaes ifts for niAsrs sas
tt1tratr. lei gBHEsE hs lffe AZ bsgfbrt ha lnII
G umtnner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
st 1OO.aariat Ierctrr / Ronbers

- Den iibite @eit al ben ganIe
"gruides Sape", iom moatte aiaipe
@runb til ben nupPrenSe 9ruifes.
gabe - er | btsie Gage blepet feI.
bet til flor Sorg for mango 8an-
oersboreere. Wfen Hsbbcrne paa oct
ppntelige gamle Sre, ser baIpt itob
paa 9penS % baIbt poa pripot
8runb, bar / Sibens Sob bIeoen iaa
operbuggeoe peo 8roIRQning. 2sr.
Iebuiueer NJ. H., at Nutoriteterne
forIangte oct f%iernet. ut Sr9et
trobs fin Ilber Iangt fra bapoe no.
Iepet enonu, erfareoe man / Som.
mer, ba bet bar fine 4 Gpnoer for
triultge 4erer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

GienSumsiaIe. Siorsaaroen peS
6rebritSiunb. Der eieS al aomini.
TRAITOR 2asien Sanoor9b. or al oen.
ne ioIgt til grosierer Sbas. S, Gbri.
~itcnien for 100000 Sr. @aarSen
bIep for Z aar iioen tisbt for 3d..
900 Str, men Der err ioretaset itore
Sorbeorineer peb ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

SIien, Sunones, Snoereen, bar
iolgt fin 8aaro &lrruo meo WfsQe,
Bang, Sebemarfen, til Sr. Sans
Ssniet for $4,000 Str. % babe On.
foituinaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

OnIfes itrar. - On 9oruelia raIf
~ og itaOtg Gut. goot pant III 6armer-
arbeloe, fan iaa ituOig 9lass pGa Sarni.
Stl betaIs Ell goo Wano ira $4,000 III
$4,000 pr. Var, iamt apit og 2psts. Refe.
renee ON gnitss. Sans Spbnipn, SuI II,
SeIt, MpHt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
Ilbcrti. Sra 8iebenbaon meboe.

Ilbcrti. Sra 3iebenbapn meboe.
les Den Ste Ropember: Get er mn
IpffeSes asieSior S6ou at opitiae
ct iom bet ipnes fuIoitGn0igt Heetl.
fab oper 4lbertisi Spefulatipuer
giennem Strmaet Ebompion e. 90.
/ Sonoon. SpefuIatiouerne beepuote
/ 1891 % bar peret fortiat boert
Iar unotagen | 1904. Set imrIeoe
Cab bar p9ret Ser. $500, 800. altn
/ 3 at aarene bar SpefuIatiorerre
fsrt til @epinit for SpinbIeren. Saa
tent iom | Sum- iaar iubbetaIte ban
SIR. 10000 til Gbompion & Co..
lanoipnligpis al oct Sann pan IL
Riaion, iom ban bIeo tiIitaaet al
Statsfasien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

c..SG~2 q ~Teeorab-Be.
AW0lCS. TENS aoutOr en-
ing Rano elIer
aeinbe mso gisuremgaaeroe Grfaring I
Surtisiiriit % Taittuffripnins fami BOG.
boIosri. giaa pRre iaGuel hUriig i0m Hsi.
agttg % pare titano III Of IGie % Itrtpe efter
norii Nunliirtpt. On COB aRIeouins fpr
ben rttte 8rriou. Ssuo RsiersHes os Gp.
lpsningtr mso ferite Bon. y. gHuneisu,
3ecprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
era Ddnmarf.

SrGbt psp 2pbiffjSriel. en- paa
&snnemoieaaaro | &inoepaS Soau
~tienenbe WianS. y. So psitrup,
blep forIeoen or9bt pcN 2sbffflsrieI,
mepSeIes fra @oseuie. San bar 20
Var eaurmleI % bicumebsrenSe |
Sbp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

e,ns rseSrub. Fsasu" Ill stGst % gsuuss
I BET gnmIs p1Ho.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

.rtt 81 is1oer irit en- grgss AZ Parks Skin
O>st. Cure, tom helpreeer bet agerpRrft IlE'
iSiee AZ eusinls sl,r Ftr,s B,Hs, tilbaac. sfsts
eefIa sr;tr Srisitiis oDtr gluoiRapife RrhictHet.
sTEyENS0Ns AP0THEK
$500 Riverside Ave, Minneapolis, MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

Ipt 2esat. Gfosoe @artbe Roen
| Sig6al bar ifipnfet iamtlige line
Observation-Disclosures til ct 2egat for
uformueuoe Born / &oIsruos Sfo.
IefrebS / Sigoal. 8srnene eler De.
res S~orisr9ere ntaa life bare rpot
Observation-Disclosures. 2egatets De-
itpreIie er Soanepreiten, 2Greren /
&oIsruo, Sormanoeu / SilipnsuO.
palgct % ct al Sigbals Serreositpre
for 8 aar paIgt Meblem. Gaa Sc,
gotet agtes isgt fongeIig approba.
ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

gttsr en- g~reiteuFiGre. Sra Sis.
berbaon me6oeIes oeu 7be Rooem.
Der: On meget opiigtSo9ffenSe 8re.
iteaifpre befipti9er ioas ole Stro.
Sipaanbs 9iifop bar nemIig for.
Iongt, at Rreiten ! Seliingsr, paftor
2epinien, in6en 1O0e bs. fol irb.
gioe fin Notwithstanding o. IaSe
fig ieparere fra fin Suitru. Vreiter
bar paa oct beitsmtsite mobiat ia
bette SorIaneenbe o9 itsties Of ben
iterite Gel af fin Reniebeb, Der ii!
~aliItusmiriIteriet bar inbien6t et
Ear Goresier ON at faa 2oo til al
bebolSe greiten. Som 8runb I'll
aiifeoiqeI'en bar @tffopen onqipet,
at greiten life forraar of iumIe
Wenigbe6en. Roor Ser life msber
mango til SuSstieueiten. iaa mener
Brefien imiSIertio, at oct bar Tin
@runb |, at 8uSstieneiten bar boz,
ret nibolSt | bet niiioesIiaqerSe
9ronborg eliot, meSeus airten bon
pRret mber Repnrntion. 9enne er
forsorigt M fuIoisrt, men greiter
ma life faa COP til at eienaabn;
airfeu. Rreftens SomilieforbolS ia,
ppret meget ulpffeIige. Gor ct ga,
gor iiben fcrlob bans Su'tru ban
piitnof iorSi bum ianbt BET mbbof
SeIist. ar benSes Wnnb bcrtaop a
FIN gienhom til be Gattise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
Deccrab.peitens tIereesfart

Oer Tiassraukr, amtssreuitr, 5osstrsraHfer, sisbftS,r, andre Sntr,
eranShtse, e%msstahoHtr, StfgtNtsfaioHr, Sampgfbsaulsbsfsbtr, ans
fer, @aarSt, eett, Eurfhpttr, Observation-Disclosures 90 9rEUaHr, SefHbanr
nHstr SpanHs, Sostsp,i,, be ptstsht Gst sss bithpr. I. l. D., gTerer.
shbt. 3apue paa Statiortns ptS ale Ssrnbantrne % gftGuosu meaem hper
Station, gffuntstatsl ubtrptt seperafHt gRl mtasn f~rVHSbtm % en- lei
GustsNsber bet uprbHs: Rpres, GftGnesn m,aem Spesfattoasr. forfeit.
Hss sttssrs Ssse ppr Saott Istsr font islssHSs proisthrtst tner HuSr
Spsunp pGr.uot atrubautr:
Sanen ira stsrsrt,u I'll euaatrpanstt, gerstusbausH FRA CitHapl til
SsH.ius, @prabausn, suuen fra S,i,HurS til GstrHub, ssustrrs III CHS.
foe, meS stSstas til Splm,hraHS Og gilinsius iGnt Susn fra gasu.s til
@lpsruH.
Gss bsuHssS. bells prOisthrsSs saHsr, TOM IL, Huss p0a nOsst aHsss
Rart. Der iaGsts berhaaubs:
gdSrtsbuneu ira Gina citation paa RprSbuusE tit gassrurs gurbr.
gurbaL Romsbasban,u ira Eta GuobrurostaHu oosr 8.bIunssTss til
GalsfurS. Soprtbautn fra Sopre @uebrauessasn III StsreR @unatr.
sunbasbauen - gfolet 5uuoaIsn - FISHER tn Epprebann Cpea. Gr1e
bantu 49, % iprsner fs meo Scure'
banen. enr,nsalsbantu iprsnS,r SurtnbaGssrsH meb Crfsbansu.
9ete aart er uSmrrttt apt % fmut os uI uars en- 2rph stbveTt
Diem, paa famine 5e Tom BET pl o9re en- peltcmmsu orp for ale, Tom bar
grus for ct saanb,let gfvrsssturt. s.srrsfsn r As Tummer hWt % 90
9pmmtr buet. Stns Hprses,art pu pt saa bet bebNe dnbeiah. 9et er ma
turGspts lie blot til at sauss pua gasssn for stus, men bet sr bsfrut til
at bruses. Grt br babe bet hs pb SGarStn 'iaa at be Tan f sfr, mar be
taller on Rorss % sisrH. pu fHSs fOrfisriss snbsnaurs. Ga bet e 10 no.
get, TOM Horfs 9atsrs faa Os ut stsrs. aurttt sr M trtt pa ct SIaS. %
ts to 9eit, Tom ben tblssre uosaps.
Som prdmie:
1eeorabs poaen o. Was arnsn ct Gr msS Rprts,art 0hsrit
gaptrL, f9fet os oprWlst paa poIsubs Stole neo &us til at barge op,
Sf.25. aartst iaIsss Tile optIGbrt pa 2rrta
asresSs.
y. fnundsen. DEBORAH. S0~a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
8npe fra Nrbciberue.

8ape fra GrbciScrue. De fisbeu.
bapnite Sagioreninger bar / SiSie
Gage gioet ct imutt 9eniS paa 81.
ferpiaigbeo og 8iGrIiebeo til lin
gp, i0et Ir6eioerne bar iamlGt Ill
% ifiGnfet ct prRgti8t groncetar til
a~isbenbapnS &ommune. &arret,
Iom er itsbt al &ourit3 Hasmnsien
% beforeret meo en- &ranS al 50
&eltefer meo So8forenings. GmbIe.
mer, fomponeret al Brofesior Mar.
tin Rprop % mo0eleret al @iQco.
bugger 8. Chr. 4etcrien, bleu op.
itiaet paa &auSbuStrnppens 9Iot.
form. Spitinineen ooerpares al Cor.
mnnbeu for DC inmpirfenbe Saafor.
bunb, Sr. Wartin Glen. Set pofre
Scar er omtrent 1,20 W. "a Bob
bsit og $50 30. C 6oo) / Diameter
obentil. Soriiben er impffet meo en-
gorgerfrone, &i85oaabenet % gp.
ems @aabeu, oe Ieforationeu beitaar
isorist al Sngforenin9ernes Merfer.
ai npfomponereoe Gm6Iemer er her
Spoarterres m6 auio og @affeI,
8orhflotfe % Terqe % Sporpoans.
funftionprerues @IlctruI. aurret
bGrer Snbfriftcn: "6oere gp, Dor
Nor, bnis Gie bcnItg Ter til Gre.
fund"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

Gn let erbperprt 8aaieitca. Som
befienot b9nber oct life iieIoen, Of
SraffugIe / Cage % Rsrfe bIen.
bes iaaleSes Of 6prlpiet. at De ilaar
fig tiISsoe moo SprIpgterne. Sor.
Ieben b9nbte bet in. "gcItIanSspo.
item" Ell taaset 9at paa apitssp
Spr, at Sprpoatereu bsrte ct iterft
alaf moo SprIpstens @uoer, iaa
ban troebe, at RuSen ffuIbe frlies.
San ifisute itrar, at BET bar Stor.
fusl, og ennite ristig: 90 ban I'M.
berisste Sasen, laa Der en- itcr Del.
Zig SiIbgaas beo paa @eIenSeret.
Gen bapSe britffet Rebbet os iIaaet
fig $50 moo Ruben. Senere ianSt
Sprnsititerter bens Mafe. Tom bap.
Be Iibt iamme 8so. - Oct bIep
ieIufdseIig Suaieites ! SprboIisen
ben Dag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

- ben tsTSnts Rss glOsr 9al. arasr ESuHis.
Rortb Central fsEas. sr bIeveH belt / Iri,rtr
PdG 20 ~ l6O Gerss; men sO,0oO &C isls, NJ
gaEHsrs I Earr. Rotsru % 8tfsa, a'sFse, ERals
20 5u.; Sptoc, 10 Ill %; ed5re, % I'll 70. Ris rss,
HuIsst 3Ore; Saae ~ I'll % Bob; ~ Wu ssrrs re
Sort Rsrfh gVar,sb. ! I'll : E2tI bsrts ia GsHHtpirss
0a 5crubaHe. vriisr 90 til sIs pr. acre. saa
y net. ataeu q al ) aar. Ssrss ess bsislsE ssftr.
GIiHriuHtr IRe o. ssis Ttrssag bees Eaaaass. sHa
si7.SO Eur % RetIE iEa RsHids Gtta. grte ssVspssRs.
SiEiv C'tsr i~lHfFsrst eGHIst. EFsust al SBsss a
eayEt. siisHas gaat Segas. lSc. sriHzr;sr ,asr ssIS.
Ldr. Lott, 1.-The Land Mar,
Room A 1877, w sth. KANSAS CITY, NC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

SfusbanSel. Sans SsrfeIt bar
ioIgt fin Sfog til 8rsorene $. & &.
SnItao ueo iii 13 SOB s CONS,
meooeIeS ira Mois. &isbeiumnen
er $4,000 a 10000 ar. Sfoaeu er
en- Of De itsrite og pafreite | 9iitrit.
tet.
-SfeIge "Splonbenes" Gois"
bar III. GuaIe iolst fin. stog ca.
1000 IaaI al @aarbeu aurIanb /
Rorore 9an6 til anton Naositueu
for Ser. $4,000 til SoeI og Gle. -
8aaroen bar ban iolgt til @artir
9omietb q. 2ano for Sir. $1,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-21
Wants Cleaner Streets.

The citizens of Waxahachie re-
Gently held a law and order meet
ing for the purpose of better en-
forcement of the prohibition law.
Prohibition never has prohibited and
never will so long as intoXicants are
manufactured and We fail to see
wherein Waxahchie does not come
up to the standard of prohibition
towns. If all this wasted energy was
turned into a channel for cleaner
better kept town, something could
be accomplished. There is more neet
for a CLEAN Up ORDER.
of cleanliness is next to godli
ness" suppose we attach a live wire
and get busy.
We have as dirty, ill kept streets
alleys, highways and by-ways as one
can find.
The alleys around the business
At a glance one can imagine how in
viting such would look to the
chance visitor if he should get to
view them. Methinks he would has
ten his departure from our midst In
search of cleaner. more inviting
stopping place.
Paved streets and concrete walks
would be welcome indeed, but if we
are too poor to have them, then in
the name of all that is good and
clean let us keep those we have in
the best condition possible.
FRANK BRODHEAD.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-21
City Election.

Notice is hereby given, that on
Friday, the 27th day OF November,
1908, there will be held an election
in the city of Waxahachie, Texas, for
the purpose of electing the following
officers for said city; to-wit:
A mayor.
An alderman for Ward No. g
Ward No. / embraces all that part
of the city of Waxahachie which lies
and is situated South of Main street
Ward No. 2 embraces all that part
of the city of Waxahachic which lies
and is situated North of Main street
and East of Washington, College
and Brown streets.
Ward No embraces all that part
of the city of Waxahachie which lies
and is situated North of Main street
and west of Washington, College and
Brown streets
The election in Ward No. / will
be held in what is known as the "Old
Wyatt office" on East Main street.
and j. F. Wyatt will be the presid-
ing officer at said voting box.
The election in Ward No will
be held at Roy Connally's Grocery
Store on the East side of College
street and II. M, Rhodus will be the
presiding officer at said voting box.
The election in Ward No. 8 will
be held at the city hall on Main
street and j. NJ. Lancaster will be
the presiding officer at said voting
box.
Said election to be held to fill out
the unexpired term Of the mayor
and alderman OF Ward No 2 in said
city.
Witness my hand. this the l4th
day of November 1908.
PERRY S. ROBERTSON,
Mayor of the City of Waxahachie.
d203w43
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-21
1T - GOOD TO BE AN AMERICAN

We sometimes wonder If We Am
orleans are as patriotic as we should
be, If we fully realize and appreciate
the fortune of being American citi-
zens. We hear of the self-sacrificing
| loyalty of subjects of other and less
favored countries and marvel at
their devotion when at best they
merely exc out an existence. This
writer has just read report on the
ju:e industry of Dundee. Scotland,
! filed with the United States bureau
of commerce and labor by Special
Agent w. A. Graham Clark. This re-
port, which furnishes an idea of the
prevailing wage conditions in that
country, serves to impress us with
the glorious heritage of American
citizenship and makes us profoundly
thankful that our people are spared
/ the privations such as are found in
other countries. The report of Mr..
Clark shows that the men have been
driven from the jute mills by reason
OF the low wages paid, and that chill
dren and women employed are paid
barely enough to exist upon, the av-
erage family of four all working fiji
ty-five hours week receiving a sum
total of less than a pound (s4S6).
When it is found that this same re-
port shows that the cost of the ac-
tual necessities of life are greater
there than in this country, we can
but wonder how these people man
age to keep body and soul together.
Flour costs SO per hundred pounds;
beefsteak, FAC per pound; butter,
2Sc per pound; coal about 50 per
ton and chickens about SIC each,
with other articles in proportion.
House rent is about the same, or a
li,tle higher than in this country.
Tn, report does not deal with ag
r,cUltmal conditions, but accepting
it as an indication, it is safe to as
sumo that the average Texas farmer
sperds more money for toys, candies
and other little Injuries for his chill
dren than farmers in other countries
nave to sustain their families. Truly
i. is good to be an American citizen,
and especially to live in Texas. San
Antonio Light
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-21

The Fort Worth Telegram saws:
"A snake has been killed near Ed
dy, McLennan county, that contained
two china eggs. The explanation is
volunteered that this snake was a
chicken snake and that chicken
snakes have a way of swallowing
eggs and then wrapping themselves
about a tree, squeeze and squeeze
until the shells are broken. The his
couldn't break the china eggs, may
serve as an awful example to a lot
OF members of the thirtieth legisla-
t, re of recent memory"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-21
THE POWER OF INFLUENCE AND
EXAMPLE.

Much is being said in this day
and time about the uselessness of at
tempting to legislate morals into a
people. So far as this writer is CON
cerned he is not strictly converted
to either side of the proposition. We
believe in moral legislation, but de-
pend upon the influence rather than
the legislation for good results One
thing is certain, no bad legislation Is
productive of good morals. Laws may
control the action of criminals but
to the influence of example is due
the raising up of the human standard
above that of the criminal. A man
who may be filled with desire to
make his boy a gentleman does not
choose as his companions and asso-
ciates those who are criminal in their
practices and immoral in their lives.
And as the father is towards his son
so should a citizenship be towards
its town. The individual nor the
town can never stand still Either is
going to be influenced in morals and
growth by predominating examples.
AS the boys life conforms to his
controlling associations, so does
city or town conform its growth ac-
cording to the controlling influences
within it.
Once upon time there was a fell
low named Jacob who had a father
in-law named Laban. Laban was a
stockraiser on large scale and ia
cob was employed as ranch fore
man. Jacob served long and faith.
fully and Laban prospered nightly
Under the management of his son-in-
law. But in time Jacob got ambitious
end wanted to get into business for
himself, and so told Laban. But La
ban thought he knew when he had
a good thing and insisted on ia
cob's continuing in his service, tell
ing him 10 fix his wages and he
would pay it. Instead of regular
wages Jacob proposed a kind of part
nership interest whereby he was to
become the owner of that portion of
Laban's flocks and herds which
were marked by certain stripes and
colors. An agreement was quickly
reached and the rignstreaked and
spotted and speckled of Labans
goats and sheep, and the mixed col
ors among his cattle, were "cut out
and delivered to Jacob for his own
and Jacob continued 10 manage the
stock interests of his father-iu-law
The agreement as to Jacobs part Of
the flocks and herds continued in eff
feet as to the future progeny, and
here is where Jacobs fine Italian
hand as a schemer is manifested. He
believed in example and influence
and before the end Of his time La
ban was also thoroughly converted
TO the belief that example and in
fluence were mighty in their effect.
Jacob erected at the various water
ing places a kind of BARRIERS pole
arrangement made of the branches
of various colored trees, and it came
to pass that there was wonderful
increase In the number of ringstreak-
ed, speckled and spotted calves,
lambs and Kids. And the man, ia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-21
JINGLETS AND JOkELETS.

The smile that wreathes my face is
not
The smile of one who won
The bets he made election day
| | smile because the sun
| Marks nov the solstice of the year
| When sausage is the game
And TO the breakfast table, To-
The buckwheat cakes have came.
My dear" said Mr.. Sirius Bark
err that box of cigars you bought me
has resulted in great benefit. | want
to thank you for them more earnest
ly than l did at first"
Did you enjoy them"
No, but I'm better Off They made
me realize what terrible habit
smoking can become
why is it called pin money!"
Because it goes where pins go. :"
Where is that?"
Nobody knows
He claims his goods are all first
class
No better have | eaten
| told him that I'd found, alas,
His eggs could not be beaten.
! Patient-Your own health seems
| to be very much improved of late,
| doctor.
Doctor-Yes, | sold my horse and
| carriage and bought me an automo-
bile recently.
Patient-Ah, you attribute your
Improvement to that?
Doctor-Yes, the walking has done
me good.
Life" said the moralsit, lis filled
with disappointmeuts.'
That's right" said the short hair
ed young man 1T seems to me that
every time you get a dollar you We
got to disappoint somebody else who
was after the same piece of coin.
Raw, raw, raw
Gee, gee, gee!
Nose off, ear off
SPAWN on my knee.
Jawbone busted
Spices in my spine,
Won't the girls go crazy
AS ! waltz down the line?
kash-What was the cashier fred
for?
De Sales-For giving away one of
the trade secrets. l believe.
krash-You don't say so,
De Sales-Yes; he told one of the
customers that the boss was an old
blockhead, and the boss overheard
him.
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Two Are Shot,

Saturday night about s o'clock
VIII Eddings went to the house of
John Williams on j. G. Blackeney' S
place, half mile west of town, and
opened fire on him with gun. Will
l1ams was shot once in the side and
his daughter, Juda, was shot in the
arm. None of the wounds were SER
ious. Eddings claims Williams was
advancing on him with a knife. He
was arrested by City Marshal Hollo-
way and placed under $500 bond
All parties are colored. The shooting
was over family trouble.-Ferris
Wheel
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cob increased exceedingly. and had
/ much cattle. sheep and goats.
| Now. every story points a moral.
and this story is no exception to the
general rule. II the color of the of
| springs of Laban's flocks and herds
could be thus influenced by q sim
| pie color scheme. does IL not stand
to reason that the citizenship of a
town. and especially the younger and
more impressionable part of it. is
/ largely influenced by the examples
of the older citizenship and by the
general conditions that exist? II. in
the control OF affairs. blind tigers, +"
and 'ringstreaked" propositions are
encouraged 1t is but to be expected
that the result will be large crop
or rowdies and "ringtailed- tooters. -
| BY their fruits we shall know
promoters of justice, neither is their
influence in the direction of right
Doves do not consort with crows
neither does the association of your
daughters and young men with
spotted leprosy'' tend to bring forth
in their lives the glow of purity and
the sunshine of truth. The progeny
of "scums' is that which, to be most
charitably termed, is designated as
warts on the face of creation The
'red-light district" is not where you
direct or encourage your son to
choose life partner, neither do you
go to the knight of the green cloth"
or the dispenser OF bottled hell and
damnation to find a husband and
protector for your daughter Jacobs
color scheme still holds good, and
Jacob is abroad in the land.
In all things which have to do
with government, whether national.
state, county or city the thing most
uppermost in the heart of every vo-
ter should be the welfare of that to
be governed. And welfare is not to
We tdiCuldteu by uOlldTS ana cents
but rather by the moral influences
and examples which will be encour-
aged and promoted by the admins
tratfon. 1t is not always the men
who offer for office who should be
most considered, but rather the in
fluences that are behind the men Of
fering. Evil doors have never yet
been known TO marshal under the
standard of right. but to the shame
and sorrow of right it must be ad
mitted that, too frequently, have
those who are declared for right been
found fighting under the standard of
rights opposition. 1t takes all kinds
of people to make up a world-there
were all colors of offsprings in the
flocks and herds of Laban Jacobs
color scheme is still being worked
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Baraca and Philathca Social.

Al the Central Presbyterian
church next Monday night the above
named societies will hold a social
session for the pleasure of the men,
bership OF this church, and every
member is cordially invited to at
tend. A short program OF short talks
and music will be rendered. Refresh
ments will be served in the base
ment You are requested to be there
by o'clock