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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
@irS Sas Neutrality-suspicious. ans
iterbcn?

n9os Menifeneeifled,t piiroe
auslterben", iogt Walter Scott,
yfuenn es auiboren pilrOe einanoer
5u belfen. Bon Dem Iugenblid
an, no ole Muttcr oeru. ainoe oen
aopf perbinbet, bis al Dem gugen-
bid, no liebreide Siilfe Den Sobes-
IdmeiB bon Der Stirne oes Ster-
bennen obtrofnet, fonnen iuir nid)t
obre gegenieitige Siilie beltehen.
Niemallb, ipelber i'm Stanoe lit
bclicn 5ll fonnell, fanu Die Siilie
permeigern obne idulhia ST. lein."
Sier5lt mogen mir nod bin5ufiigen,
oaB idnelle 6iilie ooppeltc Siilie
lit. y9ir fonnen bosielbe in I'm.
Term tdglid)en Seben bemerfen.
Tiiblt Senlnno iid) irgenbmie I'M
mobl, 10 gebt inn logleid) Sriner's
american Glirir OF Bitter @ine.
Cine ein5ige Sole bilit linn IN Die,
lem Womente metr ols piele 9of-
loren nofber. MppetltloIigteit,
GerIult beS natiirlid)en 8oblbeiin-
benS, Gerluit Ser &orper= nltO Sci.
1testroft limo Die Sagen, in pelfen
Sriner's Mmcricon Glirir Of Sitter
@ine poiitip bilft. ST. haben in
M~potbefen. Sos. Sriner, 199 90.
giblano slpe., Chicago, ST,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Sin @ort iiber GommiiiiDn
Merdldnts!

Giele unierer 2eicr auf Dem
2anoe ltto IN cen StdOten, 5nmol
Die 1armer uno S%torelellte, ieben
lid nod) gilten Sirmen Inn init
pel6en lie ibren Sanbel beim Ser.
ianot BON 6leiid, 0efliigel, Butter,
Gier, anrtoffeln etc. tbun fonnen.
8ir m0d)ten uniere 2eier nun auf
Die g(n5eige on anoerer Stelle aui.
merfiom MAIDEN, Deld)e Die @roB.
perfaufs Gommiiiion WterdJants
Seiifert & Mann BON Chicago, ST.,
bort boben. Die Sirma iudJt Die
@ufmerfiomfeit auf iid 81 lenfen
uno mir pollen oenielben bebiilflif
iein Serbinoungen nit unieren Sar-
merr, Storebelibern ulb Serlenoern
oli5ufniipfeu, IN Der ueber5eil9ung,
oaB oie gegenieitigen S~eSiebungen
tets 81 bei0erieitigem @ortbeile
lein neroen. 9ie 6irmu gibt reid,
li6e Heieren5eu our6 melhe Aus.
funit 81 buben lit un6 unlere 2eler
mollen haber ole Aljeige Der Sirnla
an alloerer Stcae nid)t iibcriebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
RIetn ereyee NrtNten aus St&ot
MnS umgeseno.

Spe5ialG erfallf bon o@inoop
Cummings. - Gooper's Critic
uno Mfoin StraBe.
Silberne Sod)5eit fcicrten om
Wittlpof Serr unb Srau q. =.
8laIer, mobnboft an Der Minolor
Mpennle.
S. g. 6ranten, be,ltider Gbpo.
tat unh Wotor. Simmer 4t3 Sffice.
@ebdnbe 8. uno Woin.Strdse.
- Sic. 9elS, Ger befonnte $3.50.
tograpb an Der 9lap StraBc, err
bielt oieier Gage elm Shreiben iei-
mes 8ruoers, Srn. S. M. Gems ans
Gan Trancisco. Serielbe beridtet
BON Nlmabu aus, lpobil er ge=
fliidtet, baB ieine @obnnrng boil
ltGnOig abgebrannt lei, uno oaB er
9tihts babe retten fonnen, dis Ole
auf Dem 2eibe tragell6en aleiOer.
Gr ielblt babe cine @unoe BET Der
sSludt aus Den sSlammen- ntO
Sriimmermeer bnpon e%etragen,
moran er iett bornieoer liege, nnb
babe iif nit ieiner Srol ullo Oeren
Sdupeiter na1 Almaoo gepanot.
Sic lino gleib pielen anberen, nit
Dem 2eben Dapongefommen, trob
8erlilt BON Sab nnb Gut.
Spe6iol-S erfallf bon o@inoom
Cummings. - Gooper'S, 9ftte
linO Main StraBe.
Ginige Slaeen betreff Ser
lebunsen burh %beld)aoigten SliBiteia
murOen entgiltig erleDigt inoem
@m. @oblofi $156.05 erbielt, elm
slnoerer, Namens aruie, $50, eben-
fails SronS S6aefle, @uitap Sdnee
erbielt ST 800, mo Snrrea ipeaen
@erleBungen, Die ieine Jrau erlity
ten, $4,000.
Spe5ial Sertnif bon n8inbolp
Cummings. - Gooper's, Critic
mo Moin Strose.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
lleber Sie 8ibliutGefeu-Trag

finoen uniere 2eier ol,i Seite 4 Die
Ter Nunlmer 5rpei Nrtifel, melde
mir Der beIonberen, genolteren Be-
oftuns empfeblen moften. Sieie
Urage miro ge9empartig o1f bon
eiitem eigeilen Gomite DeS SS.
Bius-IlpbonllIs Sereins Dabier
ItllOiert. 2asleibe bot iid an Die
bohm. @eiitlihfeit Der oeutihen
@emeinoen NM Iatb mo Mitbiilfe
geluenoet. gs miro intereIIant
lcin 5lr bcobad)ten, oh Die 9lgita-
ton fiir Die @abrlrng uno Scribe
rung Der Hedte Der oeutih- rebenoelt
aatbolifen in unierer Stootbiblio-
tbef grfolge baben miro uno mcld]e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Mdtnns, oemtjae Gatbolifen !

9iele 5arinen bon 16o 9der nno ~oarii6er, 5u
$40 bis $40 per 9lder. limb bier inter giinifigeH Be
binanngen III tauien. Der Boben 1T iehr gut iir
Neisen unb anoeren fursen getreibeban geeigs
net. 9aiiet bic quite @elegenheit lridtt ben Ars
bersaI1ubigen. aircbe nit oentSdbem E%rielttr lit
bier. Roitb.rn 1T Elm id6neS Stdotdlen. 8ehu
Meilcu BON bier III SiIh Greet, bd iino Jnrreil
BON 1876 Ndtr ua0 oariIber non 5000 bis 81 600
liSde Sirdhe, oeutidler 9rteiter uno Sdnle limb
bier aprnmt unp iebtl @ustunit In 9entih
iino gneliIdl bon ". y. 1irfs, 5iothern. east,
&duQbQ. q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08

BELT iid) befanntlid) bierbei audi mn
Die Nusfilbrung bon yelhlillen,
meld)e I'M oen General Seriomnl-
lur,gen Der Soberation Des Central
Gereils unb bes ct. 8pnifatius-
gunOes bon Soma alleenomnten
mitroen. Gs bleibt natiirlidJ Su
icben, nit mie piel ODER mie nenie
Slltereiie man Die @%eltrebungen
nntcrltiist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08

Dir Iino in Der gage, SIC nit allen
Sorten Gaenmaaren, Seden. Seppi=
den, Watten uno Oeltub 81 uerieb.n,
ale BON leitenoen 6abrltanten semadt
uno segen goar setauIt, tuelae mir 81
preiien anbleten, Die lpnit nirsenos
aua.boten peroen fonnen.
Sames SeDi & so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Tret at
N1cu%matismusfranfe

@eHn Gle init abeumatisinus ODER Slot be-
baitet iiRo. Damn ihreibsu Sie mir, mo 10
luesoe Sbnen irsi ein Fadet zines barMiofcn
gsiitei5 ienoeu, ipelues emit mid uHb ielfber
t~auienoe beilte. 2ie5 iplnoerbdre W,iitel BELLE
liir5lih einen Serru pon 20 Sabren, peleber bon
fieben 9erSten ais unbeilhcr erfldrt noroen
mar. Gin iuuirirtes BUD iiber Rbeunatisuns
unb @i1t i~ibctienoe i6 ouf 98mnib sbcnials
irei. @inn ~aoveiiire JOHN A. SMITH, 1895 Ger
mania Building, Milwaukee, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Sabt Sbr Welo 81 uerleiben?

@enu Sbr @elb babt, weldats 3br TN tpeitlidlei
Soma AMI quite First Mortgage Farm Loans
ten. Tie meiten 9eier oieist Beitiing iuihen. tpie
,uertbppl uno gut oas Sano nm GeNlars, 8eits
len uito @ranoiae 1T. Der unter5eidnete fann
poer Siuur Gountp b~eioreen. Tim itdbere GuSs
tunit id)reibt an aaatb. ". 6abcr. Siemien. Sa.
I'm, udbsre anstunit iibsr meine periou
l6reibe man oil Rep. 3. 4. Sbulte, Rems
len, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Wie!e Matboliten famjen 9auo

IN benz beiten iriugen NIB meiit tat9oliidleu
Gountp 9ontunos, I'M irudtbaren Jim RiOsrs
Thai it 0tegen5 Brudts, NDrns lIno Sieb s@ebiete
hes ,SDuuenldetn . Staates". Sdpne yarmeu
Si3 bis $50 pet Aere. Gbeue 1rns : Gratrle.
5dhiuar5sr Booen. Sehui- llntsrlaae. Nliloe
geintey. airdbe unh 4inrrer. 0eiuubeS ssnner
uub Nlimn. Trei Grnten be3nblel odS Sano.
81 ueur 5amiiien iiuo oa. Nneu eebt eS gut.
3d nebme mid DER anthpliteu unentgsltiidl on.
eeget Butnarten bel uno idrsibet nm Nus
funit an
Rev. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich, South Dakota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Murkthrrtd1Ie
Sur ben 8ro6pertamf.

Dubuaue, bent. Mai.
6ctrcibe,' Sen, MebI etc.
Saier: 2Sr@30c.
8oru: 34@35c.
8erae: 3o-40c per Sulbel.
Rosseu: 50--63c per guihel.
tSeu: 800. @$l0.O0
Rebl: 8atcnt, "a. 30@4.5o; nraisbt,
81. 20@4.40.
aleie: $500. @s1s.00
Gutter, Gier nmo c.
Gier: BE pet Sus.no.
Butter: Sairp, Zoe .. Bfuno; Gream.
erp, 21@22c.
aaie; 0tabm : sSis, 1916; grit, 1916
Groceries, etc.
Reis: 6a-95c per Biuno.
j3piebelu: 75c per Sulbel.
Iepfel: 6.00@6.5 80. per SarreI.
6artoiieln: 45c. per Buibsl.
@teb.
Stiere: 81. 0004.25.
9iinber: S2.75. @3.00
6iibe: S2.25@2. 30.
IGlber: S4.00@5.00.
SViottHe NAHl pVW Oubj' "V'Ao1V'~o Ptt
bunbert piunb.
@icb (gcidlad)tct).
ginOneiid: 6@sc per BiunO; Jtinpsr,
S@8c per piiuo.
S9aiheiib: &c
Yrpniiiunem.
Gerdudertes Tlsiid :S3tuten 11@12c;
Sped, I04@1Sc.
S6mal;: 84@9ac.
6oblen: !0arttobleu, SO. so per Come.
Sols; @lteS gi9snbols 5~.50aes6.00 per
SorDs.
gelaISete Sulis6dute: DO. |, Si@eutS f;
DO. 2, 's@euts.
Srti9 ssiaIseue aolbbdute: DO. l., IL
@euts go. 2, 81 GeutS.
Tal9: DO. /, Al GeutS no. 2, 81 Gents.
S1aisieue: 22@25@entS.
0rD pcne, $40. 90 per Come; Niusral,
s25 per &auielO Slad Sad. s31a36 per
Come.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Iarmer. aMf9epabt!

go lder. Nm gig Stone Safe gelegen. 2% Weis
lem BON Bronns 8anep; tatboliide Stride uno
Sdule @roBer @rone am See. Baiemeuts Stan
SO bel $50. Saus NIT 10 8iunnern. Die bate Stod"
9ieroe uuo MaIbieneu. Nue5 erhlltltd) 81 oenl
lreile bon S3s per Nfer. Nar idbrei5e an Vor
3 Z. Nrplpns NnQen, WinM.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Grant Gpnntu, Sao=9afota.

2ano al pertauien fir sl2 bis $50 bro older I'M
Banner Gpuntn bon SiosEatota. Nle SeanenIs
ltdpteit, Sd,uien, Sanbppits 7ienit. 5arners leles
phone, 8utteridbrtten &C. 81 Srnten nndneinan'
Der ubue MiBernteu. g9ir fushrer lett 26 Jnbrelt
bier ulle f6nnen Sbnen merthpolle ltro ~currefte
Nllstunft iber 9ano, Grnten uifu. aeben. aatbo-
Hide Stride uno Shule babier. I9tr periueiielt
AMI ben bodbm. Serru Rfarrer Z. 4. @otf
oabisr. @an menoe ins an Wartens Bros,
yRtQbauf. z. J.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Grahiahrs.G r6iiunno!

6rau Nc. 2oren5, Die befannte
Mpoiitin an Der Glap StraBe bat
ibr nelleS SriibinbrS /. @oorenloger
erbalten. 0uSlelbe meiit ole
nelleiteu Moocu iiir 6rnurn nnb
Ntdod)cn Sn ichr mGBigeu Yreilen
auf. Spreht porl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Mhtuua, fatjolijde 9amoimmer!

an Der Ndbe bon Selpre,. GbrparoS Co.. &an-
tonnen iIr So, 500 bis So, 900 getdnit iperoen, je nan
Der gage. is iinb 20 tat9oliidhe damtlieit bier
aridiiis unb mir firo geaentudrtia nit benz Saue
iebr gut uno bringt 20 bis 30 Suibel Tei3en uno
% bis As dorn per Nder. 6aier uub @erjte aes
oeiben audi gut. Wabere euSfunft in Gentid
ODER Gngliid) ertheilt
Safob sales, gelpre. aanSas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Wute WeleQcnheit.

nm eanb su anitdnbi9eu 4reiien 81 taufen In
elmer oeutiheu tathpliihen @eneinoe init airdle
bieSer Gemsinoe etne auseeseidJnete gelesenbe cit.
Inn cine Npotbete, einen @eneruls Gtore lno
einen @rocerpsStOre 5u Ierbfuen. lin nabere
QluSfunit id)reibe man an
Nep. gNM. u. 0mMfel, Nailna. Nopa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Gricitcr- &eriebunacn,

Gep. s. Eottler lit bon ct. 9o-
natus, Sa., nad) Hopmonn, So.,
periebt mproet. GeiIen Hadiolaer
81 ct. 0onotls lit Rep. @ilbelm
gt1ebel. Hapmono lit cine fleine
Gfarrei llno Heu. 8. Hottlcr
miinld)te meget gllterss ltno @e-
lunobeitsriiflidtcn Dobill perfect
III iperbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Gbica9o, oelt z. Mat.
0ctreioc.


8etreioe.
0erRu-
Mai. Soasl.
Suli: 7S&a70k.
6Drn-
Mai. Aga @47i.
Suit: 4js@4jt.
loaier-
Mai. S2t@32t.
Suli; 30st93l.
tehmarft
Shmeile--
S9mers, Sc. 0o@6.49.
Shwere. raube, Sc. 0006.2 &c.
Seitte. Sc 200s5 40.
@emii9te, ST. 20@6. 42f.
gteb-
Rtnopieb, SIS 5O@6, %.
8iibe NIB Rlnoer. 81 .60@5. 10.
2eras Stiere, S2.T5@5.25.
eddie
Gimheimii6e 9dmmer s.. 7567.1 10.
Ginbeimiihs S6ais. So. 55d5.S5.
g8eltlide 2ammer, SO .50@7.b5.
Iropiiipucn.
Shmeiuefleiih-
Wlai. SD. 000Sl5.00.
Suli.: S15. 10@s15,2j.
Sdmal;-
Mai: S8.37C0SS.3 81.
Suit: IS. 50@SS.50.
Rippeu-
Mai. IS. 35@ss.35.
Suli.: SS.47@S.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
0mte berbeferte Tarmea 1T
berfaWiem.

cute per6eferte Sartlen int iilolidlen Mintes
lota az oertaufen. Ieid1te 8abluna Sbeoilglna
gen. lin ndhere austunit idlreibe man an
Tctbcrt u. YpeIO, Winopni,' Wpinu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08

$50 9lder an ote Stabt MtiIbant, g. O.. srens
Seno, BshnbauS innerbalb Spei Ylof BON Der
tatbDIii6en &ird1e lno Sd1ule. Wreis: $1,000.
Suites &ans.. cute Sebeane, Yisbiusiben, Sbts
Elm Gdenoe Der Jarm; beinahe 800 older cultis
uirt. 8dufer erhdlt ein Srittel Der @rnte. Die
Webaitoe liegeu i'm ausgelegten Ibeile Der Staot.
3irien; leihte Observation-Disclosures. Nas Gano
III BON gutter Gualitat uno gut betudnert.
w&arteus Bros, Milbant. Sub 9nfotn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08

Spejiul.Nerfau bon o&lnoom
Cummings. Gnpper's Critic
uno Main Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08

Gin braoes junaes MGbdben, fatholiifl uno Der
beutid,en Sprade p%pltpmmen mdd1tig. gum Nnfs
iuarteu BON dipei ainocrn ino Ia Sabre alt.
II. uno ,3adlpn StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Sir Die erfe hi. &ommaniom.

@rDBte 9luSiuabl b~sutidjer uub enaliiher @e-
betblid1er, Molertrdn5e. aerseu ntb oereIciten
bel s.. y. &icbel, 15Z7 GlapzStra6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08

Spe3ial.@erfaili bon v&inoow
Mmnines". ~ Gooper's, Critic
uno Wain StrnBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
@eaen MrsbsiMaoen.

sm empieble hermit Gtroop's sbeYihmte
heiitidle Yilpsr. Steielben beileu isoeu (lodl
uirbt auiaebroth enen) GrebS iniuobl iuuerltdl ais
auberlidl. 5ns auertnnnt eirSi9 bette Niittel, nm
WasenrrehS eriolsreth 81 heiIei. gse9en &dbe.
rem, 3eHgniiie II. !. 10. ihreihe man on:
GpWarc =. Sceoina,
ct 9acas. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
MMtang, Tarmer!

Sabt Sbr SAFER, 9eit. aartoiielu 9Ssi5en, 9ori,
Gogaen. Gerte, Gtsr. gutter ooer nberlaupt
TO- oann idhrci6t crit an Sol. 3. Nagle, 9abuaue.
Sotpa. uro itagt ibm I'M letus fretie, Wen
~aoreilire einiad: :. y Wdgle, Subualte, 3oua.
". IL. - Serr 9tngte tdtlt mo oertduIr aup
Gtaot. unb 6armeiaeHtolm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
liner Nrtifcl iiber bic gibliOtbefcn'
Trage,

nelde IN friiberen Gllmnlern or.
lbienen, limo bon Der uMmerifa"
uno anoeren Sl1ttern abgeorudt
poroen. @ir bringen IN bieler
drummer cine meitere geiprehuna
oerielben Mngelegenbeit. GS ban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
NGjehQuoluma.

Serr elIoie S,aiet, 30. 1912 SofuasStrabe, 1us
buoue. Spiua, bat nets cine oonitanbige 2uspapl
eirhetrIiidler unb impprrirter &aieiorten por'
rathia. @usu1rtige S%eieluueen nerbeI PROMPT
beiprgt. 4reiSlite ,piro aaf SerIsraen gerne
3uaeiarbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08
Stabt nnb umgcgenb.

Entered at Dubuque post Office as Sec
ond-class mail matter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-08

GeilcnOc geentcn:
s. 6. Groiulcp, u. Stepbenion on,
Sobm Sober, Sobn SdDacfer,
0eors &abncr, s. &. Grncit,
=. s. Gmtig.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-01
The Royal Cher October :.

THE Royal Chef" a musical COM
edy which has been having a success
full run in Chicago and New York, is
billed for Sunday, October 7, at the
Frazer theater. The management of
the company has expended a small
fortune on the scenic effects and cos
TUNES and it is said to be one of the
most elaborate productions of the sea-
son.
There is not too much plot to "The
Royal Chef" but It gives a chance for
lot of handsome young women to
wear stunning gowns and for the
corps of clever comedians to introduce
novel specialties. Among the catchy
airs which will be sung for the first
time in Pendleton are 1.-THE Tail Of the
Tailless Frog" which bids fair to he
the hit of the season; spin Again -
"O'Reilly," What Color Eyes To You
Love Best" "Strolling," and Let Nc
Go Back"
A feature of the production is the
chorus, which in addition to being a
beautiful one, includes all of the
"Original Broilers." The cast in
cludes such we'll known artists as
Harry Hermsen, Oscar Ragland, Os-
borne Clemson. Gertrude Hutcheson,
Elsie Frazee, Stanley Felch and so
others.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-01
Noted Bunzlc Case Up for Trial.

Newport, r. l.. oct. 2.-The noted
Bunzle case came up for trial today
In the first district court of Newport
county. This is the case in which
Chief Yeoman Bunzle, stationed at the
naval training station here, brought
suit against the Newport Amusement
company, because admission to a
dance hall was refused him while he
was in uniform. 1t is stated that Rear
Admiral Charles S. Thomas. COM
mandant at the naval training sta
tion, is paying half the expenses of
Bunzle's suit and 1t is understood that
the navy department is behind the
action. President Roosevelt has sent
to Rear Admiral Thomas 500 as his
contribution to the expenses of the
action, which is taken in defense of
| the United States uniform
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-01
The Tbeuter
"a Mad Love" October ..

a play that holds the mirror up to
nature in most convincing manner
and causes an audience to pause and
reflect, will be found in Manager Ed
ward r. y Salter's "A Mad Love"
which is to be presented at the Frazer
on Tuesday, October 2.
Theater patrons throughout the
world have at some time or other wit
messed performance of that mag
nificent heart throb play, Lady Aud
'ley's Secret" which was in the class
of popularity equal with East Lynne
Camille" etc. 1t is from Lady
Audley's Secret" Miss NJ. E. Brad
don's famous success. the suggestion
was conceived by Edward Locke for
"A Mad Love-"
In fact so closely has he stuck to
the original play that his work can
be more aptly termed a modern ver-
sion. So closely9OvwzMss
sion. So clever and thoroughly artis-
tic play was Lady Audley's Sc
cret' that there was little chance for
Improvement.
Mr.. Locke, however has clearly sue
ceeded in eliminating what few unin-
teresting points the original play pos
sessed, and has added many striking
situations, several new characters and
an abundance of genuine comedy. The
company presenting this masterpiece
is claimed to be one of the strongest
now touring in a play of this kind
and the cast is headed by that brilliant
emotional actress, Miss Marietta
Smart, whose recent starring tour in
a notable revival of East Lynne
caused vast surprise, so great was her
success.
In "A Mad Love" Miss Smart plays
the part of a deserted wife and 4.
most happily cast. The play is ir
three acts. and a prolouge, full OF
humanity as it really is experienced
in fact it is a sermon of truth itself
1t is a play particularly interesting tc
women of all ages, and while it is ar
emotional work. to an extent, it /.
nevertheless a play that appeals to al
mankind.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-01
NORTHWEST NEWS.

The body of an unknown man was
found On a reef in the Columbia river
AS miles above Wallula, with his pock-
cts turned wrong side out watch
gone, and other evidences of robbery.
The skull had been broken in on one
side as by blow from coupling pin.
Joseph Leroue, a Yakima grocery
man, pleaded guilty to selling liquor
to a minor and was fined. 1t devel-
'oped that Leroue was really an agent
for uptown drug stores, filling orders
sent him by them for liquors. The
system being operated as blind" for
the drug store people.
Among the persons injured in a re-
cent railroad wreck at Catlin, ILL.,,
were Mrs. ]. H. Waldman, who has
since died Of her hurts, and her three
children, all of whom were badly in
jured and are expected to die. The
waldmans are said to be from Port
land.
]. N. Perry is dead at Yakima from
1umpy jaw. He was brought from his
home at Kennewick and a number of
operations were performed on his
throat and face, but without avail.
He contracted the disease while treat
ing a horse afflicted with 1t. This Is
the first case Of the kind ever report
ed in the state Of Washington.
Governor Mead has received from
Mrs. w. S. Mayfield OF Seattle, a pho
tograph of her grandfather, William
Pickering, war governor" of Wash
ington territory from 1852 to 1856.
This leaves but three portraits lack
ing Of the II men who have been gov
ernors of Washington. These three
are Isaac I. Stevens, 1S53-1857; r. d.
Gholson, 1s59-1S61, and William H.
Wallace, 1851.
Fred H. CASTOR, formerly Of the
Capital and News, at Des Moines,
Iowa, and later the Tribune at Sioux
City, Iowa, has been appointed city
editor of the Spokesman-Review Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-01
GENERAL NEWS.

The Michigan sixth congressional
district democratic convention adopt
ed a resolution favoring the out-and-
out annexation of Cuba.
\ barge turned turtle in Chicago
harbor, drowning six men out of a
crew of nine. Twenty freight cars
which were on the barge went to the
bottom.
English newspapers generally ravur
American occupation of Cuba, many
of them openly advising annexation.
The French newspapers as a rule take
the same stand. Spanish newspapers
seem to be Indifferent, while German
newspapers are openly hostile to the
United States.
There is now no doubt but that
Joseph Chamberlain, ex-coronial sec
retary of the British empire and prac-
tically the only distinguished advocate
of high tariff policy for that govern
ment is hopelessly and permanently
broken down and will never again ap-
pear in public.
The gubernatorial fight in Califor-
MA has ItSolNeu llstlI lllO lnTee-
cornered contest between James y.
Gillett the republican nominee; Will
liam H. Langdon, of the Independence
League, and Theodore Bell. nominated
by the democrats and indorsed by the
Union Labor party.
All the turpentine orchards in Mis-
sissippi were ruined by the great storm
ha ie at
million dollars. In Hattiesburg alone
the loss is estimated at $1,000, 900.
Gulfport, Scranton. etc, are reported
as in a deplorable state OF destruction,
but no estimate is given of the dam
age nor mention made of the number
of fatalities. Fifty per cent of the
yellow pine timber in that state was
destroyed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-01
Raise Hogs! Raise Hogs.

l. F. Lockwood arrived in the city
yesterday morning from Spokane to
arrange for the shipment of two cars
of mutton sheep to the Spokane mar
ket. The sheep are a part of the
Thiessen band and were purchased by
Mr.. Lockwood from Mr.. DeHaven,
who recently acquired the greater por-
ton of Mr.. Thiessens large flocks.
Mr.. Lockwood expects to make his
shipment today and it is also under
stood that Mr.. Dehaven will ship 1000
head at the same time to the markets
in British Columbia.
Mr.. Lockwood has also recently
purchased a car of hogs in the Rock
creek section above Culdesac and will
ship them to the market as soon as he
can arrange to get them to the cars.
Good fat hogs, he says, are scarce and
are hard to get. For this shipment he
paid seven cents. fsii
"There are more hogs shipped
from the east to the coast markets
than are raised in this country" he
says.
From 80 to 40 cars OF hogs go
through Spokane from the east to the
coast every week." continued Mr.
Lockwood, land this amount repre-
sents large sum of money which
should go into the pockets Of the far
mers of this section. At present
prices there Is far more money in
raising hogs than wheat and there Is
no question but that there will always
be good demand for hogs. The out
look in this line was never better and
the man who raises hogs in the future
will be the man who will make the
money."-Lewiston Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-01

Spokane, succeeding Conner Malott,
who has occupied that desk for the
last six years. Mr.. CASTOR came to
Spokane last July. Mr.. Malott is 60
ing east for a month and on his return
will engage in business.
At Joseph, Wallowa county, a jury
acquitted Jay H. Haun, a 12-year-old
lad of assault with attempt to kill his
brother-in-law, Frank Schilling.
Schilling was badly wounded by a RI
file in the hands of the Haun boy,
while Schilling is said to have been
trying to kidnap a young child of his
own and his divorced wife. the Haun
boys sister. The verdict Of acquittal
seems to reflect the sympathetic atti-
tude of the community toward the
Haun boy.