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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-21

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bat. ipra9 neuli9 giner. Der ii9
berufen nlDlte. ple aJ.eyIelu,g o.
pertbeioi9en", perpen Die Iaotfalen
unb llltrarabifalen nidbts nit ibrem
Aniturm alsridten. gs lit Der Sars
mer, Der beren nllnfensei9rei" bas
@ort nYroiperitdt" seeeniiberiteQt.
Der Yroiperitdt nit ben reihen
@rnten lnb ben suten Yreiien, Die
er erbdlt. befinirt.
grbdlt Der Sarmer tpirfli6 ieinen
Gntbeil an oieier Yrpiperitdt, Die linn
in erlter 2inie bod Die Natur be-
ideert bat? SIT Der 8armer in Der
Sbat 10 5ufrieben, baB Die llnrait
Der StGoter. Die raoifalen @ni6als
iineen ii6 an bieiem Sells beS Gons
lernatismus obnmdhti9 breden? Die
lanbpirtbi6aftliden S%eikinsen bes
2anbes limb niht ale ber Iniiht
bieIes Staatsmannes aus ben Te9ie>
rlnesfreiien. Sie Mebr5abl be-
bauptet iosar, bab iid tros Der
Yroiperitdt unb troB Der rei6en
grnten Die 2anonirtbiGaft in fleines
rem Wabitabe ni6t mebr rentire, baB
aud Der Sarmer o Dem Habifaliss
mus. Der ii6 gegen Die Srults. oas
@iienbabnmonopol II. /. m. ri6tet,
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baB Der GARNER bas S1ooBtino unies
rer Yroiperitdt lei. penbet ii6 elm
Sa6blatt nit Der Grfldruns, @aes,
mas Der SarSler 6raubte. foite beuts
outage beoentenO mebr. 8obl lei
es pabr. Der CONTINENT gable bobere
Yreiie fir Gderbauprobutte. aber Der
Yreis, Den Der 9anonirtb. Der Yros
bu5ent ielber, fir bieie erbnlte. Jet
niht annd6ernb in Demielben 8ers
bdltnib 9eitieeen. Sic giienbabn,
Der 3niiheubdnbler peri6lingeu Die
Yrofite, lie erbielten ben 2opena
antbeil Der Eroiperitdt. Den Natur
unb GARNER er5eugen.
Gin anberes 9latt meiit naG, paB
Der Surhiduitts GARNER. Der 2anbs
ipirtb. Der nit fleinen Witteln arr
beitet. nidt mebr als 5000 i'm Sabre
peroient. uub bnB. ipenn Die a%dpituls
~5inien. Die Steuern, Die Soften fir
Heuanihaffungen a~bse5ogen iino, er
iih i6lehter itebe. fpie Der Irbeiter,
Den er bei6dftigt. Seilen Sobne
ieien 9eitie9en, ni6t aber Iein Heins
perbienit. Dor 5ebn Sabren, als Die
Sroiperitdt nod ni6t 10 bobe 8euen
icblug. erbielt cine .Sarmbnno" SIS
bis $18 pro Wonat unb VetoItigung,
mel6' lestere Dem 9anbpirtb 10 piel
ipie nidts foitete. Seute bat er
$25 bis $40 5u 5ablen unb fam
frob fem, nenn er cine tiid,tige Irs
~beitsfraft 5u Dem Yreiie erbGlt.
Ser Snrmer, Der 2nnopirtbihaft
nod altem HeSept uno nit md6igem
aapitnl betreibt. mub Dem @robs
.9runbbeiiser, benz Sbit8iihter, Der es
en9ros betreibt, Dem @ieb5ilGter, Der
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den. IS lit bier ipie in Der Staot,
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2opital audi Den Sruits unb @roB>
inbnltriellen bat weid,en miiiien.
Wand' fleiner GARNER arbeitet
beute ais "Sireo man" fir ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-21

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Sreunbe zines &ir6bofsfrieoens per<
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bieien Sammereeitalten Tius Der
3ebnte!
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Cs mar III fdGm ermrfem.

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madt jest Die gta1ri6t Die Munoe.
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pierter Sobn, iperbe na6 benz geiu6
Der Sonner llniperiitdt na6 ben
S%ereinieten Staaten beriiberfommen.
nm on elmer amerifaniihen llnipers
Iitdt 5l itubieren. be8p. ieinen Stus
rienson9 bier su pollenoen. 8aies
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-21

Sie @aben, gut 5l benfen. gut
5u ipred1en unb gut 5u banbeln,
finbet man ieIten in einem Wieui9en
pereint.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-21

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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-04
ICe-COId Soda Pop
RothvllIe Missionary Convention

Rothvllle Missionary Convention
The fifth Sunday meeting-of
the Charlton County Christian
Missionary society was held last
Sunday with the Rothville Chris.
tian church. The program was
instructive and inspiring
throughout. Elds. E.J. Wright
and Arthur Stout were welcomed
from other counties, and their
sermons highly appreciated.
Rothville's wide.awake young
people did much to enliven the
sessions with their inspiring
songs. The Juniors showed that
they had been we'll drilled and
had their usual attractiveness.
There is little need to tell of
that big basket dinner. 1t sim.
ply made US wonder where so
many good things came from this
time of year. All had such a
happy time that we are sure there
will be a large attendance at our
annual convention which meets
at Triplett in August. There is
at present nearly 500 in the
treasury and we hope for larger
things in behalf of Christianity
in Charlton county.
E. H. WILLIAMSON,
County Pres.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-04

Mrs. A. Winnie Cooke of Key.
tesville attended the district
meeting of the Knights & Ladies
of Security, which was held at
Brookfield Wedn esday of last
week for the purpose of electing
a delegate to the national meet
ing of the order to be held at
Denver June IL. Mrs. Minnie
Clancy of 3rookheld " as elected
as delegate and Mrs. A. Winnie
Cooke was chosen as the alter.
nate. The local council at Brook
field did the agreeable by serv-
ing dinner at the Elliott to the
visiting delegates and rendered
them a banquet at the I. O. o. F.
hall Wednesday night. Brook.
field has the happy faculty of
never doing anything by halves,
and can always be depended on
to "go the whole hog" even
when "agin" q courthouse prop.
.osition.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-04

county convention were conduct
ed without ripple of discord,
and harmony with a big H reign
ed supreme-in fact, it was a reg
ular Democratic love feast and
BODIES much good for the party at
the ensuing election.
Charlton county, the Courier
believes, will do it's duty and its
whole duty in rolling up big
majority for the Democratic tick
ct the 9th day Of November.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-04
Probate Pointers.

ct the 9th day OF November.
Probate Pointers.
Allowances: Chas. Smith, &C.
count for SIG against estate of
Jas. A. Waggener; DR.. E. c.
Burnett, account for $3.50 against
estate Of H. G. Hyde; Frank T.
Taylor, account for S122.91
against estate of Lizzie Morgan;
E. w. Neighbors, account for
S101.70 against estate of Danl
Eastridge.
Est. Daniel Eastridge: On ap.
plication of E. w. Neighbors, it
is ordered that he be and is ap-
pointed administrator of the es.
tate of said Daniel Eastridge,de.
ceased. Bond in the sum of
SIG, 900 approved with Joanna
Neighbors and A. L. Welch as
securities. M. w. Anderson and
T. J. Martin are the witnesses to
make inventory. a.a -.sa.
Est. Karl L. Mackey: On ap.
plication of Henry L. Mackey
brother of Karl L. Mackey, a
minor, who is over the age Of IA
years and making choice in writ.
ing of Henry L. Mackey as his
guardian and curator, it is or.
, dered that he be and is appoint
ed guardian and curator of said
minor. Bond in the sum of S40C
approved with j. B. Culbertson
and J. H. Grigsby as securities
Est. heirs Susan M. Smith
Marion S. Smith, guardian anc
curator, presents petition for the
sale of the undivided one.fiftt
interest of Jos. A. and Alex
Smith in one acre in the north
wet corner of the northwest
quar- ser of 9.53-19. Cause heard
and sale being found necessary
for the support and maintenance
of said wards, ale,public or pri.
vale, of said real estate is order .
ed; guardian and curator to re.
port, etc.
. In the matter of Josephine
Miner, deceased: On applica-
ton of the creditors of Josephine
Miner, it is ordered that George
Miner, the husband of Josephine
Miner, be notified by having
) served on him a copy of this or
der that unless he appear before
, this court or the judge thereof on
: or before the 10Th day of May
: 1905, and qualify as administra
tor of said estate, some Other
: suitable person will be appointed
as administrator thereof.
Est. Thos. Scott: Mary ]
4 Scott, Administrative, shows t.
I the court that she has paid al
debts due by said estate and th'
t expenses of administration 81
j.. far as they have come to he1
: knowledge, and now has OF
hand, belonging to said estate
S the sum of 81, 1922 81, which will
e not be necessary for the paymen
! of debts, and that she knows'o
e no other Indebtedness to become
e due against said estate, excep
further expenses of administra'
: ton. 1t is, therefore, ordered b!
! the court that said administra-
, trix make a partial distribution
of the funds now in her hands, a.
ofo,noo;J - fko La:u, Nf oos<
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-04

The burning out Of a fue at
the residence of Mr.. L. N. Grin
stead in the west part Of town
Wednesday morning caused some
excitement, but did no damage.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-04
NUMBER I3
County Court.

The honorable county court
was in session Monday and Tues.
day and appointed justices of
the peace, constables and Nom.
bers of the board of road com.
missioners for the various town.
ships, such appointments having
been made necessary through
decision of the supreme court,
dealing township organization
knock .out blow in this county.
So far as Justices of the peace
and constables were concerned
the court re.appointed all those
who were elected in the several
townships at the township elec-
tions held in March, 1905, except
in few instances where parties
elected had moved out of the
townships in which they were
elected. The only change made
in Justice of the peace was in
Charlton township where F. M.
Elliott was appointed vice L. G.
Burrus, who had removed.
j The changes in cons tables
were as follows: Charlton, John
H. Lee vice E. T. Burrus; Mis-.
souri,, Henry Himmelberg vice
Casper Smith; Salt Creek, T. E.
Barry vice E. F. Cox. These
} changes were all on account of
the removal from the three town
} ships named of the old con-
stables.
The changes made in the old
road overseers were pretty gen.
eral and they were appointed
! under a new section of law in
which they are called members
. of the board of road commission.
8 ers," the new appolntees being
. as follows:
/. Bee Branch-August Long,M.
d J. Lain and John F. Noll.
0 Bowling Green's. H. Frank.
n lin, VIM. Bucksath and F. H.
J. Meyer.
Brunswick-W. T. Magruder,
Sr., T. P. Knight, Jr., and Geo.
! Staubus.
Chariton-W. o. Patterson, F..
!, c.. Gebhordt and H s. Locke.
Clark. G. Oldham, W. o.
Phillips, Jr., end J. A. Riley.
/. Cockrell-Arthur Price, J. F.
Kelly and l. s. Cook.
:. Cunningham-G. 1. Taylor,
= JEFF Miller and j. T. Mccormick.
Keytesville-A. D. Hurt, Jr.,
: w. E. Williams and j. 8. Sta.
: pies.
Mendon-I. r. Smith, joshua
Colvin and g. B. Henderson.
Missouri-R. w. Coll, Geo.
. Tebbe and Anton Schwering.
Mussel Fork-T. E. Prather,
Q s. P. Logan and ). A. Washam.
q Salisbury-John Legender,
John D. Allen and Robt. Donald.
son.
9 Salt Creek-2. A. Partch, w.
n H. Maygo and Barney R ,igles.
;, berger.
: Triplett- w. A. Shafer, M.
r w. Houser and j. A. Cavanah.
q Waylano- c. l.. Sears, c..
Gray and James Thomas.
Yellow Creek sc. Washburn,
!. w. A. Wilkinson and Noah Dean.
% The bonds of Constable Chas.
IL parker OF Keytesville and John
o M. Foley of Salisbury township
o were approved in the sum of
r ST, ZOO, each.
n The bond of Edward Walter
. Herring, who was recently ap.
II pointed county collector by Gov.
It Folk, was approved in the sum
II of $4,000. The bonds of said
q Herring for the various drainage
1t district were approved in the
: following sums: District No. 3,
y $1,000; No.4, $4,000; No. 5,
: ST, 900; Noe. $1,000.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-04

every way suitable and fit for
seat in that distinguished tribun-
al and to discharge the high du-
ties of the office of supreme
judge.
"The removal Of Hon. Virgil
Conkling from the Second con-
gressional district has lost to the
Democratic state committee one
Of it's most valuable members and
to the Second congressional dis
trict one of the most loyal, able
and fearless fighters in the Demo-
cratic ranks the district has ever
had. We deplore his loss and
embrace this our first opportunity
Of expressing to him our graft
tude for the faithful service he
has rendered this district during g
his long service as our committee
man, and while we feel keenly the
loss sustained by his removal, we
believe that in the person of T.
NJ. Bresnehen Of Linn county we
have a man in every way worthy
to be his successor, and we in
struct our delegates to the con-
vention to vote and use their in
fuence for the election of said
Bresnehen as member Of the state
committee from this district.
"We endorse the action of j
A. Collet of this county as &
member Of the Democratic state
committee and instruct our del
egates to vote for his reelection
"We authorize and direct tn,
delegates selected by this conven
ton, both to the judicial conven
ton to be held at EXcelsio
Springs May %, and to the stat
convention to be held at jefferson
City June 5, to cast the vote o
all absent members on all prop
ositions that may come befor
said convention as a majority o
the delegates present may direct
the giving Of proxies being abso
llutely forbidden.
| The resolutions were unani
mously adopted.
| The committee on the selectio,
and recommending of delegate
reported as follows:
Delegates to state judicia
convention-Fred Lamb, G.. {
Hammond, R. L. Hamilton, B. +
Laughlin, Judge R. T. MoreheaC
Chas. E. Finch H. H. Miller, Il
u. West, J. A. Collet and J. E
Robertson.
i Delegates to state nOminatin!
conventional. 0. Houston, H. [
Hayes, j. B. Dameron, Georg
Staubus, Judge E. B. Welch, r
w. Coll, G. P. Vandiver, G. F
Lamkin, H. S. Freeman and J. F
| Kelly.
/ J. J. Moore Of Keytesville wa
reelected congressional commit
teeman without dissenting vote
as was also Judge L. H. Herrin
of Brunswick, senatorial commit
teeman. Both gentlemen express
Ell their gratitude for the homo
conferred upon them.
Hon. J. A. Collet thanked tn
convention for the compliment
paid him by instructing for hil
for reelection as a member Q
state committee, and more pal
ticularly for it's endorsement G
and instructions for Hon. T. n
, Bresnehen as his associate con
mitteeman from this district
Hon. M. w. Anderson, who we
reelected as chairman of tn
new county Democratic centrs
committee, announced that til
committee had decided to plac
the names of candidates for co
lector and assessor on the Demt
cratic ticket at the next gener;
Il
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-04
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVEN-
TION.
Delegates Selected to the State
Nominating and Judicial
Conventions.
REIGNED SUPREME.

The Charlton county Democrat
ic convention convened at the
court house in Keytesville Tues
day, May 1, 1906, at 2 o'clock p.
M, and was called to order by
Hon. M. w. Anderson, chairman
of the county Democratic central
committee, who stated the objects
for which the convention had been
called, and announced that the
county committee had decided on
Hon. G.. o. Houston of Wayland
township as temporary chairman
On assuming the duties of tenn
porary chairman Mr.. Houston
said he knew of no reason why he
should have been chosen chairman
by the committee unless it was be-
cause he could not make a speech,
and he at once desired to know the
pleasure of the convention.
Hon. r. d. Edwards of keytes-
Vile was elected temporary sec
retary.
On motion, the following COM
mittee of five was appointed on
rules and order of business: Geo.
Staubus Of Brunswick, j. I. Bun
ton Of Salisbury, II. S. Freeman
of Bowling Green, J. B. Culbert-
son of Keytesville and Judge X. L.
Morehead Of Triplett township.
While this committee was pre-
pairing it's report, the following
gentlemen were called for and ad-
dressed the convention: Repre-
sentative A. w. johnson OF Sails.
bury, Hon. Howard A. Gass OF
jefferson City, candidate for state
superintendent of public schools,
and Mai. w. 81. Bradley of Sails
bury.
At the conclusion of Maj. Brad
lev's remarks, the committee on
rules and order Of business
through it's chairman, Geo. Stau
bus, reported as follows:
"We recommend that temper
ary organization be made perma
ment. and that the order of busl.
ness be as follows:
|, "First-The appointment of q
committee Of five on credentials.
"Second-The appointment OF
a committee Of five on resolutions
"Third-The appointment OF {
committee Of five to select ane
recommend to the convention IL
delegates to the state nomlnatln9
convention at Jefferson City june
5. which will nominate candidate!
: for state superintendent OF public
schools and for railroad and ware
house commissioner; that sale
committee of five also select anc
recommend to the convention II
delegates to the state judicla
, convention at Excelsior Springs
which will nominate two candi
dates for supreme judge.
"Fourth-The election of ;
congressional committeeman.
/ "Fifth-The election of a sen
q atorial committeeman"
t This report of the committee
t on rules and order of busines
was adopted in its entirety by tn
: convention, whereupon the chair
t man appointed the committee
named as IOllOWS:
On credentials-ohn A. Col
' of Missouri, Harry S. Locke o
Charlton, Judge E. B. Welch o
Mussel Fork, j. F. Kelly of Cock
rell and DR.. A. W. Zillman o
, Brunswick township.
On resolutions-Dr. J. T. Dew
ey of Keytesville, Fred Lamb o
f Salisbury, Judge L. H. Herrin
!. of Brunswick, Cecil Wayland o
d Mendon and G. G. Corlstead o
q Wayland township.
q On selection Of delegatesJ. A
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-04
MAN WAS MADE TO HUSTLE


ilton of Salisbury, A. n. Harding
of Bowling Green and w. II.
Fawks Of Wayland township.
Pending the report Of these sew
eral committees, Hon. J. F. Pratt |
of Salisbury was called for and
made an optimistic and stirring
Democratic speech-the best one
Of the day.
The committee on credentials
reported that there were no con-
tests, and recommended that all
delegates present, either in per-
son or by proxy, be entitled to
seats in the convention to the
number shown by the Official ros-
ter of the various townships. Re-
port adopted and committee dis
charged.
AS chairman Of the resolutions
committee, DR.. j. T. Dewey re-
ported the following resolutions
Resolutions.
"We, the Democrats of Char
iton county, in convention assem-
bled, re-affirm our allegiance to
the Democratic party and our
faith in it's principles as taught
by Thomas Jefferson, as practiced
by Andrew jackson and as now
promulgated by the greatest liv-
ing Democrat, the peerless Bry-
an of Nebraska.
eve endorse the official course
of our distinguished representa-
tive in the United States senate,
Hon. William j. Stone, and rec
ognize in him one of the strongest
champions of Democracy now a
| lllCtt
"We also endorse the course of
our Democratic representatives
in congress, and point with spe-
cial pride and qualification to
the distinguished services Of our
fellow-countyman, Hon. w. w.
Rucker, and recognize in him one
Of the most faithful, able and eff
ficient representatives this con-
gressional district has ever had
in congress.
"We are proud of the record of
the Democratic party in the adj
ministration of the affairs of this
state for a period Of nearly 40
years, commencing with the adj
ministration of Gov. Silas Wood.
son and continuing down to and
including the present efficient
administration Of Gov. Joseph
W. Folk; and we call attention tc
the fact that during that time
more than $40,00O,OOO of state
debt, including interest thereon
left us as a heritage by the Re
publican party, has been paid. Al
the same time our eleemosynary
and educational institutions have
been built up until now they take
rank with the foremost in the ma
ton, and our state tax has been
reduced until it is now lower
than the state tax or any other
state in the entire union.
"We heartily endorse the Of
fetal course of Hon. E. B. Field:
as representative Of this district
in the state senate. We are PROUD
of the distinguished services he
has rendered the estate and dis
trict, and the high rank he has
! taken in our state legislature.
eve also endorse our able rep
resentative, Hon. A. w. johnson
as faithful, able and conscien
5 tiOuS public servant.
"We recognize the supreme
court as one of the most import
ant coordinate branches Of oul
state government to which tht
people must look at last for ;
guarantee to them of their high
est rights and greatest blessing
in airili1ol oox-arnp,on% wv
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-05-04

The regular May terms Of coun.
ty and circuit courts convene
next Monday, May Z.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-08-24
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

Life without toll would be withou
triumph
Next to cash a mans best asset il
confidence.
You never know how little you car
do until you try.
Words will not make the wheels Of
mill go round.
Every man is volume, if you know
how to read him.
Adversely borrows it's sharpest sting
from our Impotence.
A wasted opportunity seldom comes
back for a second trial.
When money talks it seldom has
any trouble in finding a listener.
Some people never go ahead because
they are never sure they are right.
1t never occurs to fools that merit
and good fortune are closely united.
You can estimate man pretty cor.
rectly by the men whom he does not
know
You will never find time for any.
thing. If you want time you must
make it.
Civility is a. charm that attracts the
love of all men, and too much is better
than to show too little.
If the average man could do as much
work as he thinks he can, there would
be little demand for labor-saving ma
chinery.