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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Ser @crtb cincs Sbcalcs.
Uortiesung unb Sdlub bon CIR
l.. Seite.)

gabe, Die SolfSintereiien Sil pertretell,
untreu !perben. Snber tretc cr oiid,
Elm fiir Sl,itiotipe unb Heierenbnm
lulO ben Hecaa, meld)es ia luiiter
3iigel ieiem Inn Dem Solfe es 81
ermpgliden ousoe t q II t c
8olfspertrete balomog'
lidit CUR Hed)enidaft 5n 5ieben, aus
tbrem Nmte bcrous 5u treiben uno
ebrlife Seilte on oeren Stelle 81
iesen. = Oils baS Soeol fiir Oas
Solf Der Ser. Staaten woae er
leben: Die Ibidaff,ng oes arieses II.
Gle abiGoffung groBer 6lotten nno
Irmeen. @r itebe 81 2incoln's Ins
ld)uuling, Dab Die Siferbeit l,no bas
Slid Der Ser. Staaten nift in elmer
groBen Slotte ober elmer groBen
Mrnee beitebe, ionoern in Der @ered-
tigfeitslicbe ieiner 9iirecr. Gie ge.
freiung Gllbn's betrad)tet 9rpan oils
elm groBes eoeles, ielbitloies @erf,
melfes Die Sabine Der Ser. Staaten
geliebt gemndt babe. gr moae
niht boben, BOB mir ms oarallf cin-
nit englano unb Seutihlanb
81 netteifern, erobe 6lotten uno
Mrmeen 81 ihofien, oenn in . er
s onfurren5 Ell bas@noe
/ m III e + meme a # e ii r oas
@r bonfe ieber Nation
Guropa's, fiir enen Sbeil, pelden
lie Der 9ilbung Der anlerifoniif)en
gtotion gegeben bobe. @enn er Do!
Der aitb Dem nlgeliadiiiben 8eiite
Oanfe, boB Oerielbe oas Solf
gelebrt ieine eieenen Tefte BON Serr'
ittb Hegenten 5t foroernL 10
gebe es fiir Die Der. Stauten oennoG
elm + oberes Sbeal nnb oieies
lei oas Sbeal: pSic &ed)tc Der
Instrumentation mOslidrit bcilis 5m
Baltem!" Iieies lei bas Sbeal, mel.
DIES Der q efreu5igt
Dor Der Menidbeit emporgerihtet
babe, inbem er iein 9eben bingab fir
q | [ 0teniden. Gieics miiiie audi
bas Sbcal fir Die g ationen Der
@eli lem. 9ann iperoe bas 3eit-
alter bes Srieoensfiiriten fir Die
Welt ongebroden ieien.
Der Hebner, meld)er ebelt bon
8alena, 81, berfam, mo er bel Der
Grant SSeier oes 9tudmittogs gereOet
bate, erntete reifen Seifaa bel lei
len grfl1runeen, obi6on man aild)
benlsrfen fonnte, boB iein ef)t.d)rilt.
liher 8eiit nidt pielleift allen ieinen
3uborern % paBte luie lie es er.
lpartet baiten. 9ie Sheen Die SEER
bort poreetrogen bat, lino
e d. II d. e SOeen ulo Der.
bienen aagenleine 9eahtung. Ser
Wann tbllt obne 3peifel ptel
O utes, inbem er ein loldes Yro.
srarnm Dor Der Seifentliffeit in Den
Yereinigten Staaten ertpifelt, Oenn
Civilization, tpelde ia cine
rein itub fuit ausidlieBlib m G.
+ / | ill., 6eoarf Ger 9etonnng Der
9tctbmenbigfeit bon Soeolen MIR SIT
lebr. 8enn man abber Die Oct
Hi6 Guif" Spisbliben uno Die per-
frad)ten 8anfpraiioenten abidaffen
llnb Dem omerifaniiden Solfe Dieoer
d r it 6 Sbeale peridafien
mill, bann mllB man 5lierit Die g 0 t.
I ieo cd Re megiduffen, Die ia
tein Sbeal lebren fam, oils ein
aterielles Slid, 0aS auf Den
N ateriaIismus o%ufgebailt lit
llno oeiien @iien5 ia Die Ser
II einung allies Gbri It e II.
t DUNES lit. gber tros aleoem:
aae anerfenmlrng fir Serrn 9rpan
lrno Iae, melde, wie er, Dem Socale
Der driilidcn @eltOrbmnns Sas
hort reocn, iie geb6rcn 5n ben mab-
MnblfhGfrru mr. Wcuidlhcif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Gpre9t bor!

Wir iino in Der Yage. Sic nit allen
Sorten gaenwaarsn, 9edsn. 5eppi=
den, Matten llnb Seltuh 81 perieben.
ollie BON lsitsnosn Gabrltanten aemaht
uuo sesen Year aetauft, lpelhe mir gu
prsiisn anbieten, bic ipnit nirBenos
ana:botsn peroen tOnlen.
Sames 2spi q 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Rcijenpc %2lacntcn:
Grsbiiduf Seane nmb giihpf @arri-
aau rciIen nadl Som.

Ndhite @ohe miro @rsbiihof
&eone mad ReD Yorf r%eilerb INN lif)
bon bort noh &om ein5uidifien.
Nad einem far5en Seii,f)e oaielbit
miro berielbe meitere Heiien in
europa MAIDEN uub crit I'M Septem.
Der 3uriiffebren. Sm Moi miro
aud giif)of @arriaon BON Sioitr
Gitp nod &om reiien, am ieincn
eriten biifJofliden 8eiuG 81 MADDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
nYaitpr 8rpie".

Fin ocutiHes 16cntcritiid, miro bclltq.
2iehStaa gbenb, Sen 3. @ni. bon Ger
9eutifGt Sbcnicr +. @eicaiGait BON
Milpoufec. @is, i'm lieiigcn Spern.
bauS nufgeiiilrt met0en. mir mir.
Den auSiiibrlid)er ii6cr bieieS Stiid
beridyterL ulrer Helper icblt eS ms
al gfaum unb 8eit.F
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

rem @ciben, ionie bas S%uboinfonat
mo Giofonot nio miro am 10. SUM
5llm Erieiter gelueibt lperben. Mm
10. Suni miro Der Heopresbpter
Damn IN Der ct. @pnapentilro-aird)e
5n HaeuiQc, Boone Golntp. Hebr.,
Ieiner Seimotbsgemeinbe, ieine Tri.
mig feiern. gr miro in Smoba ais
Erieiter tbGtig lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Gnf ben grettern, meld)e bic @clt
be0enten.

Sim Z. Wtai miro Ser ct. 9onifa-
thus Siinelings : @erein i'm ct.
Warien.G GAZING Elm engliides Drama
Ramens nItonement" a%uifiibren. =
Die Sltngfrouen SoOulitat Der Ser5
Seiu-9 emeinDe miro in aiir5e ein
Drama 3ur 8oritellitng %bringen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Wie bic yMpbcrn @opSmcn" Gin fa-
tboliides gcsrabniR Der.
%binocrten.

GabouL Mo., ~. slpril 1905.
@ertber Serr Conner!
grlailben Sic mir einigen &aiim
in Sbrem geidGbten @latte. nm ia.
tboliideu Siinalingen unb WGnnern
cine Warnung 81 geben uno ibnen 81
5etgen, mos ibnen pailiren fonnte,
menn oieielben elmer Soge Der nWo.
bern Wooomen" a~ngeboren ODER iif)
elmer iolden anihlieBen. Sier
cling nGmlif Elm aotbolif ourb Die
Ginmiid)ung Der o@ooomen" elmer
firdliden Veerbisung perluitig. Ger
iunge Mann, Nnmens Sobann Glarf,
mor in ieinen iun9en Sabren bon Der
Stride entfrembet moroen nnb bate
lid mabrenb oicier 3eit ben nWooern
@ooomen" ungeihloiien. Ils er
franf nurbe iino oas &ranfenlager
81 ieinem S%terbebette puroe, lieB er
unleren Yfnrrer, Den bodm. Batter
Eeters bon Sbuper, Wo., rufen, mel
der Den iungen Mann nit Den FL.
Saframenten periab unO ouf Oeiien
@unid mebrere Gage an ieiner Seite
blieb, oa Der iinnge Mann Den Erie.
tier nibt fortlaiien polte. Ter
aranfe itarb an 10. Ipril I'm 10
llbr Woreens. Sater Yeters unb
elm 8ertreter Ser uWooern @ooo.
men" trafen Initalten sur 8e.
erbigung. Ser Irieiter that ieine
Sflif,t gepiiienbaft uno geitottete
Aaes mas ibm 5uldiiis idien. Gber
Gieies b~efrieoigte Die rWoobmen"
nift, benn tie perlangten Die 2eihe
bon Dem YrieIter an Der Sirfentbiire
unb peieerten es Dem Yrieiter, Die
2eihe gum &irfbofe 81 nebmen uno
bort ieinen prieiterlifen 9ienit 81
tbun. Ser bofym. @ater Yeters
milligte nid)t in iold' cine @~erlesung
ieiner prieiterlid)sn Hebte elm urO
reigerte lid) Die firhlide geerbigung
por5unebmcn. Gie Solge mar: Die
yWoobmen" becroigten Den fatboli-
ihen jungen @onm init Siilie zines
9optiiten- NrebiGers, mclder Die @e-
bette in @eserabart elmer emit fntbo.
liiben Wutter unb fatboliider
Sfapeitern uno griioer beim %offenen
8rabe iprad.
Nun, fntboIiide WGnner unb
S,iinalinge, Die Sbr Witglieoer
iolder gebeimen @eieaifni.en ieio,
mie lanse werbet Sbr iolfe @er9e.
poltigune girer III. Gbriitenpilif-
ten ouloen2! Wielleiht merbet Sbr
lange genig 10 bumm iein, Witglie.
Der 81 bleiben, bis mun Gilh elm Be
grGbnib nit elmer .9rass 8ano"
rno einem 8aptiiten. Yreoiger peran.
%italtet, Ger an @lirem 8robe betetl
SGttet Sbr nift better oieie itdno'
lide Snconieauens 81 permeioen 10
lange Sbr nod 3eit babt. Inn
Giirer ielbIt milen permeioet bod
ole Uaaitrife, pelfe oieie gebei.
men, eiolih . perpflid)tenoen 9eieQ.
iHaften eiid) le9en, weld)e ia audi
perlidjern, bnB lire @eiese nif]t nit
Guren relieioien ueber5eiigungen IN
Gonilift fommen meroen. Warum
liitt @uf iener @ereinen anid)lie.
BEN, meld)e inter Der ~eigeniten Set.
tling Der Stride limb? Sn oielen
0ereinen bruiid)t Sbr nift 5n fiird.
ten, oab Cure geerbignng nod cine
Stonoe fir Iuren fatboliid)en ga.
men iopic fir Die ndditen Der.
wanoten gurer Camille iein miro. Sn
Der Soifnumg, oaB oieier 8orfal
Cub penigItens 5eigen miro, wie I'M.
auiridtig Oieie 8eieaifaften iinb,
menn es lid onrim bunoelt, einem
4atbolifen elm firhlid)es 8egrGbnib
81 geben, perbleibe id)
Sbr erge6enlter
81 a.. a. Il *
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

Vir ben 0roGperfauf.

Oubnau G, ben /. Mai.
@etreibe. Pen, Wtbl, etc.
Saier: 33a35;.
8crn: 4J@4Te.
@erltt: 30-50c per Suibel.
Rog9eu: 40-J0c per yiihe(.
Deu: $40. 00611.O on.
Webl: patent. So. 100000; iraiabt,
S6. 0U@8. 90.
aleit: $500. @s19.oo
Sntter. Gier uubRdis.
gier: 15e per Ouseno.
Butter: Oairp, 23e y. Giunb; Cream.
erp. 27t@e?S.
Haie: otabm : adie. 1916; grid. 1SS:.
Sroceries etc. :
Reis: 6i-9Ic per lsiuno.
i5ipiebeln: 81. 10 per SnibeI.
aepfel: 2.73@3.50 per Barrel.
tartoielu: Bic. per 9ui6el.
9teh
Sti.re: s3.50@4.25.
6iiser: So. O0@3 %.
1iibe: Sa.5O@3. 90.
1diber: $4.00@5. 90.
S6w.lnstauf Dem SuB): s4.6p@4.90 per
buloert piuub.
Sieb @ddladtep.
1inbfeiid: 1i@9c per piuub; &inesr.
7@7tep per piuno.
SAaiheii9: 7e
propiiioHs.
Gerdadetss TleiidS &iuten, :10i912tc;
Sped, JO34l3te.
Sdmal,: 8 @8tc.
8ohleu: S%artfo1len, 49, so per Tonne.
ool;: Vutes Gidenboli 5.0)1s6.O 90 per
2orbe.
@e,al,ene Sulls 6auts: DO. /. SSGentS /;
no. 2, accents.
SriH ssialsms Ralbbdnte: DO. /, 81
6ents; no. =, u Gents.
5als: DO. /, t6entS; 90. 2, 2sGmts.
Sddisieue: 12@23Geuts.
Srp Hcne. Sl0.O0 per Tonne; Winsral,
i2a per aauieils; Slad Sad. S3lQ per
lo,tle. 30
"sH". ...4r. 49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Sic Sabtesueriammlnng bes Bins.
Mpbpnins s0crcinS

finbet. am nGditen Montag @beno
ftott. Iuf 4bmeieubeit lit cine
Strafe bon 20 Gents, genlab Der
Contribution.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Ter bDdjiu. Batter Soiepb Trieo.
mann,

pelf)er befonntlih am Wittmoh, Den
26. Ipril, in ELTON, Soma, icine erite
III. Weiie %feierte. lit 5lim Iiiiitenten
oes bodm. 8ater g.. $. %2uebrsmann
IN greba ernonnt moroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
@us So,ua.

Son SSSoipa Gitp miro Die miftige
griinoung gemeloet, gltes Napier
aus M~aisItoloen ber5uiteaen. @enn
iib Die Griinoung bepGbrt, lit lie bon
beoeutenoer Srn9meite.
I'm Ges WoineS liegt Dem 8ene.
raj. gnipalt WuQen Die lonoerbare
Srage 5ilr 9eguta6tung Dor, OBJ Der
Stoat oas Heht bat, cinem glinoen
Die Iusii6lnng Der dr3tlid)en Yraris
AZ aeitotteu. Us bun0clt lid Inn
5tuei bliroe Mebi5iner, ~. s. Strife
mo 3. Streigbt, welde iid) Del Der
Stoats.Y riiiungsbeb0roe gum eras
men altgemeloet buben.
Sn Davenport treibcn air6enrGl.
Der ibr llnmeien. Seril. @ohe
Sonntoo Hoht erbielt Die aotDeorole
Den 0eilld) BON Ginbredern. Wan
ucruutbct, buB Die aerle idon III Der
Stride meiltcn, alS bieielbe Inn 6 llbr
NbenbS 9eidloiicn mnroe. I'm .
llbr iriib mlrbe ooS 8erbredlcn crit
entocdt. 3nS 1obcrnofel lpor er-
6rod)en itn6 bermubt worben, Sie
3critprmg oil Dem Iltar lit grpb.
Gle Sofriitci murbc e6eniollH Gclpalt'
lam g%c6iinct, bod iiberinbcn Die
Siebe bier nleDrere lpcrtbuollc 8c0cn.
itGnoe. Grrf eiu Scllilcr bcwcrf.
lteQigten ole Ginbred)er ibre Sllid)t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

@bieaso, osn /. Wai.
Sstreiss
Wnun-
MaL sIi@S9.
Suli. sls"oS3.
Rorr-
Dtai. AS 10 49t.
,Snli. Ijt@48t.
paier-
Mai. 2sh e2s1.
Slii. .Stt9aot.
,sbRsres.
Bteb-
Minppieb. "a 80 1850
Ribe uub Rpnosr. 2.40@5.2 20.
lera8 Stlere. 81. S094.00.
Shpene-
54per., 81, 10 85.3si.
Snipere. rauh.. -. 7U95.0 90.
gei1te. "a 8j9S5.25.
Sem,i4te. S5.oj@5.30.
S4aie-
sseitlide 9dmmer, S4.5097.40.
@imheimii9e gdmmer 81. 50f98 AZ.
Siubtiimu de S4aie. 1920 95.0V.
Dearlin9S, -. 75@5.50.
bra ,lisaeI.
Shpeiusheilh-
Dat. $ll.72@S11.S 50.
Suli. Sl2.0jSSl2. 10.
S6mal,-
URai.: 81. 02 @$7 .05.
.Suli: S7.22t9s7.25.
Rippeil-
MaL. $6. 77@J.S2.
.Suli. 81. l0@S7. Is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
WhtuRa. 9Qtholifeu.

Sn benz 9anbfdbtden yaibua, Coma, 6tetet
iih cine quite @elesenheit iiir fathsliide de-
taufen. 6tn Sdubs. 8rpcera.. @eneraisS Store
u.t. ~, Gnb gu uertauiei. cute carmen tonnen
bilig oetauit iueroen. @egen n1herer suisflmit
lpenoe man hh an Wep. ~. ~. 1nnfei,
Raibun, Jotpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
9lms bcn NciGcn Ses bud)iuiiroigem
: Slcrns.

Glerms.
Ser Dodpp. Serr s. $. Siben bon
@ifita, &anias, lit gum pdpltlifen
GGmmerer nit Denl Sitel WtonIignore
crnannt moroen.
9ic Grbebumg oes riibmlidit be.
tonnten oentid)en Yinrrers Or. Yaul
Soldier BON Buffalo in Den Yrdla-
tenitano miro gemeloet.
y - -
&ep. Sobn .. Hogle, 2. g., bon
Ser Ct. Soicpb's.&ird)e in EbiluOel'
pbia, itarb i'm Mlter bon 60 Sobren
nad) piermonatlidem &%rnnfenlager
an Der grigbt'i6en atierenfranfDeit.
- y ~ I.
Bon ct. Gloi,o, Winn., ans baben
por eirigen Sngen mebrere fatboliid]e
@eiltlid)e cine Grbolrn9sreiie nod
europa angetrcten. Sie 8eieuld)aft
6eltebt aus ben bod)m. Serren: y.
9fid,ter bon Melroie, @eprg =.
Nrentb bon ct. Glouo, s. y. Ilten.
bori BON 2ittle Sails, Sobn Sono
bon 2aitrop y. Suinogcl bon Groof.
Itone uio 3. Meber bon Salem,
9oro.T ufota. @liidlifc &eiiel
~ ~ "
Hep. Saul Wtoier. Sobn bon Srall
aoreline Moicr bon PETERSBURG,
4ebrosfo. uro Neiic heS bod)w'itcn
er5biidois Scboitian Is. Mcbmer
bon Mihuaufee, @is., erbiclt oieie
@ods i'm acrrid Seminar Ole nicbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Matnna, Garmer!

pabt Shr 6ater. Seu. aartoif elm, @ei3eu, aorn,
&oggeu. Gerite. Gier, Butter pber iiberbaupt
irgenoipelde barnprobufte su pertaufeu? @enr
10, oann idreibt crit an Sol. q. gtasle. Dubuque,
Soma, iinb iragt- ibn nm ieiue Hreiie. Wan
a~breiitre einiado: =. 3. yiasls. 9ubuoue, Soma.
N. Is. = 6err Ndgle tauft uto pertnuit audi
Stabts nn6 Gdrneigenthunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
&Gteban0lnna.

buaue, So,pa. Bat itetS cine uoatGnbise NusmabI
eiub einitidjer uno impprtirter adieierten pors
rdtaie. Gusmdrttse 8eiteannoen peroen prompt
beisrgt.. YretSltife miro auf Serianaen gerne
auseianbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Tarmem i'm &eo &iber=I bale III
berfaufen.
@trfte tuumSerbar.

u,iibertroi enen 6rnht6arteit brinet alierlei
1etretoe, 3urn II. @enihie herpor. Cute Wdrfte:
gefulbes aliina; totholiihe 1irfe NIT anidii.
gem 9fsrrsr ine Sdipehernid,ule. @an penoe
I'D, an y. u. W~aoenaHer, Sent. Minn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
ANOTHER HIGHWAY
NEEDED.

The rapidly increasing railway
traffic In the yards Of the c. M. 81 st.
p. and M. +. 81 N. railways at Miner
al Point and the ever large traffic by
team over the Darlington road into
town make another highway entrance
from the east an imperative necessity
for this community. 1t seems that
such an entrance can easily be secured
by opening up street In front OF the
Mineral Point hotel, now the property
OF Charles Curtis. II this can be done,
IL ought TO be done ut once. There Is
a growing discomfort among the great
numbers Of people who come to Min
erai Point from the east-and not
without just cause-oyer the congested
conditions referred to above. IT IL TO
be hoped neither the railway traffic
nor the traffic by team will ever grow
less; and the proper remedy Is to be
found In opening up another street.
Another highway Is needed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Joseph Vivian

died ut the residence Of Mrs. Cyrus
Lanyon, in this city, oct. 20 after an
illness of about two months, during
which time he had the best OF care and
attention.
Mr.. Vivian was born In Camborne,
Cornwall, England, April, %, 1923.
He came to this country in l8l8, and
settled In Mineral Point, where he re-
NAMED till his departure. He was
united In marriage, IN 1850, to Ann
May, who preceded him to the better
land in 1886.
The services were held at the Lanyon
residence and were conducted by the
Rev. John Hardcastle.
In the death Of Mr.. Joseph Vivian,
another Of Mineral Points land marks
IL removed. A man Of kind heart,
and straightforward in his dealings
with his fellow men, his memory will
be cherished by all who knew him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
PASSED FROM THIS LIFE.
Mrs. Radcliffe Libby

died at her home In Mineral Point, at
$50 O'Clock on Friday evening, Oct.
q. She had been seriously Ill for only
few hours. Her husband and a
son ten days old, three sisters and one
brother survive her. Her maiden
name was Maude T.. Stewart, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart OF
Dodgeville. She was united in mar
riage TO Mr.. Radcliffe Libby on Aug.
Is, 1893.
She was woman highly esteemed
by all who knew her. She was a mem
Der OF the M. r.. Church and Of the
Good Templars' Lodge Of this city,
and delighted in doing good to others.
The funeral was held on Sunday after
noon, with services in the M. T..
Church, Rev. w. w. Hurd officiating.
The members Of the Good Templars'
lodge were present in body. The
last sad rites were attended by large
concoursc Of mourning and sympathiz-
ing friends.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Entertaining Newspaper
Features,

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array of special features as Is found
In the columns of the Chicago Record.
Herald.
The daily aud Sunday news aud
special features OF the Chicago Rec
ord Herald include the letters Of Will
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The Chicago Record. Herald's special
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Jol,n King Steplhcns

departed this life ut his home In Min
cral Point on Monday morning, Oct.
30; aged nearly 70 years. He had
been i'll for eight years, and for many
months past had been confined to his
home. His death came rs n release
from his sutlerings.
Mr., Stephens was born in Cornwall
England, Dec. 20, 1870. He came to
America when twelve years Of age,
He resided first W Hazel Green, and
nfterwurd Mt Mineral Point. During
the early days of the gold excitement
in California, he went there with others
from this place and for time was en-
gagged In mining for gold, He returned
here and In 1860 was united In mar
riage to Miss Susan Tomkins Of Ha2-
al Green. In 1864 he again went west,
crossing the plains aud remaining for
time In Montana; after which he
again returned to Mineral Point,
where he remained until his death.
He was nm upright man aud held
various positions of public trust and
always discharged his duties faithful
~ and we'll. He was II member of
Mineral Point Lodge No. |, +. a. A.
NJ, ana Of Iowa Chapter No. q, II. A.
M. and always took IN active interest
In the work Of the lodge and chapter,
He was made n Mason in 1867. He
leaves to cherish his memory his wife,
two sons, j, Monte Stephens, OF
Montana, aud Clayton stephens, Of
Chicago, and one daughter, Miss
Lydia, of this city.
The funeral took place ON Wcdnes-
day afternoon under Masonic auspic-
es, Rev. NJ. Chase officiating
Memorial
OF Mineral Point Lodge No. |, Free
and Accepted Masons on the death of
Brother John King Stephens:
II has pleased the Grand Master OF the uni
iverso to remove from his labors here below
our worthy brother John h, stephens, lie
was u mason who In his daily life practicvd
the tcncts OF our profession. He was good
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
The Good Old WnY,

Hudson True Republican; Some of
the half-breed papers of Wisconsin,
who shouted themselves hoarsc in fav.
or of " primary election are now ad-
vocating n convention in which can
didato might be named on whom the
people could center their vote. Why,
that was the way we did before the
primary election was passed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
AN OLD SONG.

A recent press dispatch from Mil
waukee reports Congressman Babcock
as saying:
~ will support nm administration tariff
bill, II IL IN introduced, but shall oppose the
reduction OF tho tnrlr on ores mined In my
district. Tho mining Industry hns grown 10
largo proportions In my district and shall
oppose any Legislation tending 10 lnJure IL.
Ores such M arc mined there are protected
by u duty now"
Mr.. Babcock need have no fears
that the mining industry OF southwest
ern Wisconsin will be injured by II re-
ductIon Of tariff taxes. He IL simply
singing an old song which had become
tiresome before he became u resident
of this district, which he has repre-
scented IN congress for six consccn-
tive terms, The humbug Of protected
ores was worked to the greatest extent
in the Tildon and Hayes campaign,
Lead ore was then selling for about
$50 per thousand pounds; and the
ilIncFh WtTb bblh Jlihu ~ u'ihoS' hV'b
victory meant lower prices for lead,
while n republican victory meant high
or and higher prices. Well, Hayes
and not Tilden, was seated In 1877,
aud that year lead sold ms low ms $40
per thousand pounds. Tho fact 10
that the prices Of lead and zinc ores
arc not dependent upon seaboard tax
os, and the welfare of our district
would be best promoted by II general
tariff reduction, Cases without mum.
Der can DO cited to maintain this con-
tcntion. We fought the matter all out
with Mr., Babcock's predecessors.
And we had them worsted, too, when
the champions of free silver forged to
the front In the democratic party, and
made u mess OF things generally. 1t
was Thomas b, Reed who said that
perhaps tho reason God gives truth
his eternal years Is that she needle
them every one. Let the tariff ques-
tion, which Is coming to the front
again, be discussed iutelligcntly,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
J. b. Reynolds, Attorney.


STATE OF Wisconsin, Iowa County Court
- s.. In Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF Harriet
Davis, deceased.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF
Harriet Davis deceased, having been Is
sued to Il. Y Hutchinson,
Notice is hereby given, that the creditors
OF said Harriet Davis, deceased, are
allowed and limited by order of this court
May, 1906 being the first day of said month
to present their claims and demands against
said Harriet Davis deceased, to the county
court for examination and allowance.
Notice is also hereby given that the
claims so presented will be examined and
adjusted by this court at the office OF the
county judge, AT the court house, in the
city OF DOdgeville, in said county, on the
first Tueday of June, 1906.
Dated this 10th day OF October, 1905.
BY the Court:
ALDRO jerks, County Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02

and true man and Jealous mason. He ha
gone to that bourne whence no traveller re-
turns.
Brother Stephens Will meet no more with
us In the lodge room here below but we will
over cherish his memory, and as men and
Masons we will strive to emulate his virtues.
To the bcreaved family the brethren OF
Mineral Point Lodge No. ], tender sincere
coincidence.
Resolved, That this memorial be made u
part OF the records Of this lodge.
GEORGE CRAWFORD,
w A. JONES
J. j. HAEsCOh,
Committee