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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
StaOt nnb umgegeno.
Entered at Dubuque post Office as sec.
ond-class mail matter.
@scbr arbeitcrwirren lit Subuamc.

8efanntli6 batten llnionsI rbeiter
bon Dubuque lid 9eipei9ert Die Sroz
BUTTE jener Nubuauer 6a6rifen 81 be-
nnben, ipelde POM Streif Der 6ol5>
arbeiter betroffen iinb. Snfol9e
beiIen mubten natiirli6 manhe 8al>
Mr6eiten in Subuqle our Stodung
fpmmen o6er Die Sc6reiner> @ontrafa
loren mlBten tire 6ol5probufte tpie
k$biirs unD Seniterrabmen ETC., etc,
bon a u 8 m d r I 8 be5ieber. Iuf Die
2auer piirbe Elm iolder 3ultanD ma
tiirli9 foit unertrd9li@. Die S6rei>
rers goutraftoren, 3. +. bic Carpenter
& 8uilber &iIociation bon Dubuque,
ipel6e ale 8aui6reiner Gontraftoren
E1tmfnbt, trel1e III Subuaue nit
s1IniDnsAeuten ar6eiteten, faBten am
{ @amstog einen 8ei6luB inbem lie
{Glnnfpeg ertlGrten bon 1. SUM
1907 IN tpiiroen lie, tpe9en oes Nuss
itanbes Der Sol3arbeiter (unb beionz
Ders megen bes @erbotes, DAB lie fein
Woteriol bon ben groBen Sa6rifen
0u6uque's be3ieben %f0nnen) einfa6
nae neiteren 8al1ar6eiten ein5uitellen
ee5mun9en fem. gs bebeutet 9ieies
in anberen @prten, bnB Die llnions
&rbeiter ben S6reiuer> Gontraftoren
Die @rlaubniB gebeu iollen Sol3>
8robufte Der Su6uouer Sabrifen gu
benuben. @s 1ino 33 Mitglieoer IN
bieiem Gontrdftoren sSerbanoe. Sa@
bon tparen 30 nnipe1en0 ais Der Be-
5dlub 9efaBt tpurOe un0 % itirmten
ii r beniel6eu.
Sic Sree 9lmerican Builders grs
6an9e, rereitens in DUBUQUE orgonis
iiert utD beitebenb aus ben Sirmen
OF. Gilman, S. q. Osborn, Gilmore
q Co., 0esler & Sanmel, Srnnt S.
tG9nrle. s. q. DtilerleilD. s. 2ange,
e. 8. Yapin Co., q. Wteri6, SO. 6.
Sor & 60. 6aben cine 6ffentli6e Gr>
fldrung a6ge9e6en, onB lie ii6 III feis
ner ReiIe Den 8efeblen Der Union IN
8eSua ouf Die Nnitelun9 bon Ir6ets
tern filgen fpilr0en. Ser @runoIab
bah Ii l1ntonsQ eute &r6eit er6alten
aiolen, ipiro nIio in 9u6uque in Der
8rngis enb9iiltig dbget6an, fpie er
Eia m Srtn5ip i6on ldngIt per@
surtbeilt norben lit, ba e6en fein Ser
gein bas Ge6t bat 81 erfldren ober 5u
EbeItimmeu, baB nur eine Mits
FaEieoer Irbeit, 5. +. @rob BADEN
,sinleu. g5 lit 9as elm @ingriff in
'sDie perfDnIi9e Sreibeit Der
fnuf Die 9auer CUR Of m M It n
E8brannet fiibreu mtb. GbriIt>
Hid geiinnte Gr6eiter unb freie 8iir>
ger f0nnen ii6 ioldeu Sorberungen
sniGt fii9en, o6ne gu Sflapen 6erabs
ESuiinten. Ndtiirli6 bnrf ma aber
Entemals bergeilen, mas mir i6on
Ffriiber betont 6oben. Die Nrbeiter
s%tpurDen CUR Or9aniiation II, u1b
Eausna6msipeiie ml6 81 iolden err
1t remeuW tnbnn6men, pie bas Ser
sIangeu rad einem ucloieb bop, g e
ii rie6en neil on5 anpital, 5. +. 10
smande Mrbeitge6er 3uerIt Die Sill
tItGfeit uuo Damn oft and oie Is e.
Er e 6 / gfeit IN Der 8e3ablung unb
3ionitigen 8ebnubllng ibrer Arbeiter
sberleben. Sin / t,re NJ er3eu9te
eben bas @nbere. Soffentli6
Ifinben mir III Dubuque rec6t 6alb
spieber Ben 9oloenen Mittels
Gpe g, uno nit linn ben nirtbi6afts
Ii6en Srieben, BEN uuiere Stabt 10
iebr bebarf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Sin Sricf rDn Batter Sunapcn=
tura, 3. s..

llniere Seler u1o ale iene pielen,
heutib : amerifanilhen &at6olifen,
ipelGe es als ibr beiorDeres Slid
idJdben, ben beriibmten aan5elreoner
9eutIhlonb's, Den bp6ip. Yater 800
nabenturn aprs, 8. s., bon Berlin,
Seuti6lanb, gcbDrt 81 bahen, 9an5
beionbers aber glle, meld)e fir einen
if0nen grfolg bel ben @euerals Ser
iammllnaen Der beutl6znmerifnnis
iden &atbolifen in dubuque I'M
September orbeiteu unb beten, iuiro
foleenoer @rief beS bo6lp. Tdter Sos
%napentura on Den boGip. Sater o.. vs..
Seer bon ct. Wiarieu, bier in Sns
buoue, interellieren. Seriel6e lit
cine Nntipprt altf elm S6reibet, ipel@
dies Der bodip. @ater Seer i'm Nameil
bes 9ubuquer 2ofalcomites an Sater
9onabenturd gerid)tet bate, nnO in
Incident Dieier gebeten fpnroe, ipos
m0oliG periDnli6 ais Neoner bel Den
General g riammlungen i'm Septema
Der in Dubuque mlftreten nno etnen
gepner Der Gentrums sSnrtei fir Die
IerIammliln9en 81 %geipinnen.
&arlsrube, @aben,
18. Mai 1907.
Gin. So6ipiirbenl
tSp1perebrter, lieber
@ater Seerl
Sh oanfe S6nen mn audi
ihriftlid bon ean5em Ser5en,
ipie it Sbnen i'm @eiite tau@
Ienb Ial %gebanft babe, fir
Sbren lieben 8rief. Serlelbe
lit etpas ipGt in meme Sdnoe
gelangt, ba ib ldngere 3eit unf
Gonferen5 : &eiien allspdrts
mar.
Sf babe on Serrn 8rD6er
oeidrieben, nodbem iG Iange
3eit bergebIid feline @iiffebr
in ben 9teidstng u%beeipartet
hattie. Sa ih Nittte Ipril 81
ben Serbanblungen uniereS
Srbense &apitels nod SDln 9e>
rufen mrrbe, lieB i6 blir9 einen
unIerer 8atres bel linn anfraa
aen unb b0rte MIN, baB er
I6perlid abfommen fDnne, Da
es inn an 3eit 9e6rdde. gr
polle aber. 10 beriprad er, NIT
mir iel6it nod %perbanoeln.
60 hofie i6, Oab bel ieiner
Giidfe6r na6 Berlin Die Sa6e
gu einem befriebigenoen Ib<
i6(rB tommt. 8enn er ni6t
ge6en fam, 10 iu6e i6 einen
Qnberen. SobalD i6 3uiage
babe, ee6e i6 fur5e telegras
pbiI6e Nndri9t.
8ie gerne piirbe i6 all6
fommen, a6er Das lit gan5 un>
mDgli6. @ieqei9t ipGter einmal.
@orldufig II btes 8eni9e.
9alb mebr, unb mebr Sefrieotz
9enDes. Sn ber5li6er Ser<
ebrung unb tiefiter S%anfbarfeit
gule griibenb, bleibe iA
SIR treuer9ebener
Batter 9 onabentnra
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Iret atl
G~bemmntiS,1mS


menn Gle NIT Wbeumatismus ober Slot be-
baitet fiuo, oaun icbreiben Gle mir nlo ,tD
iperbe SDnen irsi Elm 4adet zines barInloleIl
Wlittels ienben, peldes emit MID lino 'eiines
fiir,Ii6 etnen Serrn bon 20 Sabren,. ipel6er
BON iieben aerSten dlS unbeiIbar eri!drt por'
ben mar. Sin iluitrirte5 gnb neer Jtpelnlalis'
mus uno @idt ilberienoe ib anI gul'l~ epe"'
faao fret, Wlan aoreiiire:
JOHN a. SMITH
zees e10ria g'sa"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Murkthertn1tr.
Sas ocn 0roBoertaui.

Oubuau c. ben 3. SUM-.
GetreiSc, Sea, MebI etc.
Saier: &0raibc.
Roru: 45m50c.
&erite: 50-55c per Tni1el.
hogaen: 50-jhc per WIi5tl.
0eu: Is. G0@Sl4.00.
ltebI: VatenL $5.eo@6.Oo; nraisbt,
81. e0@5.4 40.
&leis: $3.50. @$2$ 90
@utter, Gies NAB SAFE.
gier: 16c per Olitsno.
Butter: OaIrp, zoe y. piuno; Creams
rp, 30t@31c.
aale: 0tabm : Raie, 15c; 9rid, 1916.
Groceries, etc.
Meis: 6t.-95c per Yiunp.
3ypiebeln: ST.. soc per Crate.
Mepiel: 81. 009$6. 90 per Barrel.
aartoiisln: 40-45c per Suibel.
Sieb.
Stiere: SO. 50@4.2j.
9tinoer: So. . az 90.
6iibe: $2.25@2.b0.
stdlber: S5.0O@ 80.
Shiueiitstaui pem SuB): s5.75@5.90 per
bllnbert Yiulio.
@ieb (gcidladjtet).
@inbfeli6: 51@7tc per Yiuuo; Jtineer.
6@stc per Yiuuo.
S9aiieii6: &c
Yrupiiinnen.
@erdidertes Sleil1: S4iuteu 13913sc;
Sped. l3@15e.
Shmalj: 10t@12c. 3@
6o9len: $%oarttoblen, $3.50 per Come.
Sol;: Suites @i9enbols. S 5.0096.0 90 per
Rorbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
WGtnmg, fatboliiNe
~2anDSMdJer!

Mebrere tauienb older 2ano az bertaufen in
Der llnigegeno BON 9iice Safe, Barron County.
gis.. nahe bel fatboIiihen 4ird1eu uno Sdhnlen:
10 idlbnes Garmlano ipie noeh irgenbiuo 81 finoen
IT.. 9ud1 itdotiide Observation-Disclosures flr Nrs
better unb @apitaliten. 6aS aanb beipeet dd
I'm Rreiie bon $40 bis $50 per Wder flr ptloes
6ol5lano; eenug Sols. nm oaS Sauo oamit All
bs,9hien: perbsiierteS annh bon S25 bis $50 lie
nab Gage Mno yerbenermDen. LIN nabere Nlss
tnnit, iareibs nea q &as IS. y. Shintt.
4ise0 sSS ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
&anias Tarm III berfamfen.

$50 Qder halo reithen 8pben; elmer tleiner
Bod ourd)Siebt bic gaa3e Sarru. .2ieielbc III
gan5 eingc3dunt unb audi treuSiueiie g%e5dnnt.
Has 2an6 liegt IN elmer oeutidaen fatboliialen
a,iten eiienbabnItabt nit gutem N1artt, ionie
sfuei Meilen bon elmer Stride upb Ghnenern.
Yhule e%ntiernt. Dies III cine feline gteb.. ge.
treble unb alfalfa 5arrn. Sic liebe it'd IN 3ipet
fault erb6lt Der @anier etp 9ritteI Der 6ruta,
EreiS $40 per 0hfer. aeine egenten. ooer Com.
mi'ions gebiibreu. Shretbt an ben Gtaspthi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
8el0Dmnmg.

Sth suerbe 500 in Cob on ir9eno Sentano be-
sab len, Der mir ben Namen elmer Serion angibt,
lueil1e 100 older guteS 5arnlano I'M il0liden
Noro 9 9atuta tnuier miro. Der berlhmtelte
gseiaengirteI Der Belt. Canada III 5u TAFT nno
Der Sl6weiten lit elm 6ellibldg. aber IN Noro.
Safota, benz beoorjugteiieu State oes gan5en
9anoeS. iient cine Rieieuernte in ausN6t. Seine
9eute, quite Staote, Sbulen uno airpen; in Der
That aQes, iuie Shr eS 5u Sauie babt. um
ndbere 9in5eInheitei i6reibt an
JOHN MUELLER,
Lisbon, North Dakota.
a8-Ggenten in ie6er Staot geuiniht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
200 MGer Tarm,

iini Meilen BON Cole Camp. Nfo., an ben gp.
Sac. mio q. 8 giienbahnen, 100 Meilen BON
GitO, 200 Nicilen BON ct. 9ouis, an ben
panptlinien, 5u uertaufen. 40 Nder limb init
acrn uro @ei5en bephau5t, IL @der Seularo,
bas IbriSe 1T gum Theil teiner &eiBeiu entualo
NIB gum .5psil cifeleS Slau9ras : &eioelato.
altct Snis in gutsm Suitano, meme Sdleane,
@etreioeipeid)er uiu. Cute 5euSen, gut be-
onrdJ 5iuei gruBe Guelen. Hreis oes
$3.50. Sc tdte 3ablungsbeoingulisett.
SdJiuato & D%rIaroer, Cole Camp, Wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Grtrunren.

Gm Sonnta9 @6enb fiel Der auf
Dem Nesierun9s6oot ~2ouiie" anges
itelte s. 9. Scott ans einem Na6en
I'M Gisbafen unb ertranf. Ser 10
ais benz Sepen Oei6ieOenr Tam Dor
Sturgeon na6 Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
MnBergemGhmlide 0eleasnhtit.

Su hem 2an6faott6cn ct. Setter, Slim, nit
iaft gang a%eutio1er tnthoIiidler Neu5ltssana lit
6aS gut esindlte r0otel 3onSUrnd" Sr rTr'niien.
9nS bette Sl.50 0otel int lauSea Stlita, lmpi-
bei3ung. Beiuirthurg uribertroff Ell. : teens
thillner tuinidlt tranfleit5baiber ans zen Sea
ihdfte .bu treteit. Waan idreibe ioule..1 aa
Mn. aonsbru6, ct. Better, Miuli.. iiao bee
nerte. bas man Die SIn5eiSe III unierem Static
geiehen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
@blcago. oeu 3. SUM-.
O etreioe.

ebtcdgo. oeil .. SlliI.
Uetreibe.
@etaeM-
Suli: 97t@99t.
Sept : 99h@1.O75.
Roru- oa
Suit: 53s@54t.
Sept: 53s@54t.
Saisr-
Suli: 4sst049s.
Dept: 39@39E.
@~iebmarft.
Shmeine-
Sbwere, So. 90@6. 85.
Shmere, rdnbe, s.. 90@6. 10.
geibte. SO. 20t9S6 40.
@elntl6te, S6. lj@6 40.
9leb-
NtnOuieb, SIS so@6.5O.
6i6e uno Jtinoer. Sl.75@5.25.
Geras Stlere. 81. 75@5.25.
S6die-
giubeimii6e 9Gmmer Sc. 50@7 05.
Giuheimiihe Shafe. s.. 0D@G. 81.
98etli6e 9dmmer. $6, Dogs. 10.
Yropiiipnen.
S1weinefleii6-
S.ili. SIG. 20@s16 ~.
Sspt. Sl6. 40@Sl6.62.
Sbmaii-
Suli. S0.17@S9.30 {.
Sept.: S9.3(@S0.45.
Rippen-
Suli. SO. e00S.9O.
Sept. So. 95@S9. ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Cute Weleaentcit

i'm norb5nlidben Sopa. nm CUTE peri c ierte Gar.
men an anitdnoiaeu &reiien 81 fauien. IN elmer
oeutidle en- fatboliidjen Ueneinoe NIT Qirthe iino
Scbipeiternihule. lin ndbere Gusfnnit idbreibe
man an
The Trustee or Pastor of st. Boniface
Parish, lonia, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Neae Waarea.

grpfe Sunntitaten nener
2leibcritpffe, ale bic neueiten
Ghattirnrsen IN glatten, scs
imiidten mn Glaih Sengcn,
Seibcuitpfie. SprcMt Drr nnb
fcbt nnier clcgartcs MFcrtinlcnt.
Infer 5eppiG. unb Seltmd.
9epar!ement iit nit ben bcitcn
Sa6rifaten SIT icbr nieSriecn
%rciien gcfiiat.
SaS. 3eui & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Mnsgs3eiMuete Gelesenbeit.

Gin General Merdlnnbtie Store NIT geo6nbanS
Al iebr masisem Ssreiie 3u perfnuieu. Der 9aoen
Iiegt IN elmer guten fatbolidlei Nniieolltlg, ins
mitteu elmer guteu 5arIngegenb. Die 4oitpffce
III i'm 9aoen. lin Rdheres iuenbe man iidl an
Wre. s.. T., care OF 9etloIic 4rinting Co..
Iubuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Y0o 1T Nominif 9ioier?

Serielbe itammt aus @orid1. aanton Gapellen.
Seine lebte betannte Worefe. (Sdbr
1894 NOR: 524 Clan Street, Dubuque, Sotpa.
V~iiStunit jenoe man aea. on GouarS Semmer,
Notar. Gapelen. 3uremburg. europa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
&atholiidle 2ehreria laht gteQe.

Cine fat1oliihe 2ehreriu. weldbe bereitS eintDe
Sabre III tatboliiden NIB Dnentliheu Schulen
rnterridbtet bat. iudt Stelung ais &ebrer:u IN
elmer tatholiidlen ShIle iir ben I'M Septenlber
beainnenoen 5ermin. I'm ndhere auStunit
idhreibe man an ". g., care Catholic |riNtiug
60. 9uGuaue, Soiua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Serlangt.

Sungc Mdnner nm bas Sol50es
iGGft 81 erlerneu. Stetige @eidGftis
gung unb gutter 2obn. Carr. 81 ~
5 & Ibams & o., Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Weur, oentjte fatboliIG,e Go!oaie

i'm Sieb Rioer SbaIe Del electra, gsidlita Co.,
5eras, all Der Sort SSorth & Senper Giiea6nbn.
unlihertrefhih idl0ueS uuo guteS &rairielnh6
flr &eiSel. Saier, aorn. 8aumfpoae. Sartoi elm
niip. &oheS Sano sum SurdhidDnittspreiS uon
S25, berbehertes 5u $50 per older aui ~GlnltiJe
Termine. Rdbere Nustiinit ertbeiit
Ginii HIuidie, electra. JcrnS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Cine aute Weleaenleit.

Der unter,eidnete nil feline isit 30 Sabren
betr!ebene 9ufls unb MISUNDERSTANDING
oertauien. @roBeS gaeer pun beutidel uno
materialien. Spieluaaren, 5abaf, 8uderipaaren
etc. lit ebeniaQS porbnnoen. 3. j. &iebel,
1927 Glau Str, Dubuque, Sopa.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-12-14

the death Of its author. sThe
plays of NARROW and Ben John
son, Shakespeare's contempt
raries, and of Beaumont and
Fletcher, his predecessors, still
hold the stage. WITHIN
LIMITS MORE ms
TIAL THAN THOSE THAT
INCLUDE THE CENTURIES,
1T IS POSSIBLE TO FIND
PLAYS THAT HAVE LIVED
LONG AND PROSPFRED.
"Richelieu," ssThe Lazy OF
Lyons" "The Two Orphans
"MOnte Cristo," nUncle TOMS
who shall say that
they have not proved their
worth by long life. {
THEN E us THE
HANDn, WHICH
WILL BE SEEN IN own
MANY DAYS, and
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-12-14
College Boy Heroes.

Cameron Mackenzie is the au
thor of an article, Some Amer
lean College Boys, in December
McClure's, which touches a
chord even deeper than patriot
ism. 1t is an account of the
burning Of the Cornell Univer-
sity fraternity house where four
OF the twenty-six students we're
burned to death and others in
iured. Mr.. Mackenzie tells the
story of the lads who lost their
lives trying to save their COM
rades, and the pluck and self
torget-fullness with which they
endured the agony Of a painful
death.
After the fire, the alumni Of
the chapter obtained from the
survivors independent written
statements Of their experiences.
These statements, in most cases.
were written under stress of
strong emotion, within a few
hours after the boys had escaped
from the building. AS a result
they have a singular vividness
and are full of unconscious ex-
pressions that are peculiarly il
Eliminating and self-revealing.
Moreover, these documents
portray so much presence of
ell -sacrifce, and matter
of-fact heroism that an account
Of the fire and some of the Incl.
as they appear in these
narratives, seems deserving Of
record. The statements are
woven into this tale of heroism.p
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-12-14
Some Write 10 This.

The Missouri Ledger has the
following unique write up of a
Thanksgiving foot ball game.
A turkey sat in a cranberry
swamp,
And sang till his threat
was sore.
For all day long he sang that
song,
Wen Meet on That Beauti-
ful shore"
Odessa invited Slater to play
A game of football on
Thanksgiving Day.
Odessa thought they could easily
win
Because Slater's boy were
lean and thin.
But when the referee signaIed
start
Those lean, hungry boys
came like a dart.
And before our fellows got the
lay Of the ground,
They came very near making
the first touchdown:
Then our boys said This will
never do"
Watch THAT quarter back,
don't let him get through,
'Gyp! watch that end, and Beck
interference,
down that man by great
perseverance"
And so the game went
stnadilH
And at sun-down no one had won.
For when the time
keeper shouted quit"
had nothing and Odessa
had nit.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-12-14
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for GOnstipahOn

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One Of the Seasons Best.

Mrs. southworth's Justly cele.
brated story of the "Hiddden Hand,
one of the most powerful glimpses OF
real American life ever penned, will
arrive, in the form Of a new tour act
play by Eugene Moore, at the Opera
House, Lexington, Mo-, Saturday,
Dec. the 18th.
The play, which is Of course en-
titled the "Hidden Hand will have
only n presentation here. Many
have read the story and remember
the winning, childlike, dauntless
Capitola. Mr.. Moore, with the true
instinct of the first class actor that
he is, has preserved all the charm of
this character and heightenedi it be-
You'd any former deliniation of it for
the stage. Around about her is the
rugged life Of the .'folksn of the Blue
Ridge Mountain districts of Virginia
before the war. The comedy, the
superstition, the poetry, picturesque
scenes and the romance are all
most ingeniously shown in this new
dramatization. say the critics. Man.
ager Fred G. Conrad has selected his
Company for this production with his
usual care and the attraction alto.
gether should be one of the very best
of the season.
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Real Estate Transfers.
Tuesday. Nov % 1oo,

Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1907.
JOS Baucom to Riley Haw-
kins land in 6, so, q, considera-
ton S12S.75.
Home B & Assn articles of
incorporation.
Samuel L Humphrey to James
f Humphreys lots 8, 10 IL blk.
B land consideration 1920.
Randolph Wollenman ct al to
Samuel L. Humphrey lots 9, 10.
If blk B land 1920.
Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1907.
Anna Buhlig to Carrie Lover
camp lots Is blk 4 Alma consid
GRAFTON $500.
Thursday, Nov. 20, 1907.
Edgar E. Gaines to Geo A
'WeDp loJs 10, ~, ~, II, p, %,
"a blk D Bates City considera
ton $1,000.
Paul V Sullins to Geo A Webb
lots IS, 10, 20, p, %, %, "a blk
D Bates City consideration ST.
Friday, Nov. 20, 1907.
James Peak to Belle " Peak
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out OF his works were made by
other hands than his. But his
statement, if in it he included
dramatic art, is susceptible Of
mountains Of proof. G00D'
PLAYS V DIE. They go
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Anna Held and Her Silk Bath.

The December American
Magazine contains a very anus
ing article shout the wonders per-
formed by the press agents.
A photograph of Rose Stahl
coming out of her" residence
in her is reproduced
Miss Stahl admits that she had
no automobile, and her res
ldence is that Of Bishop Potter
on Riverside Drive in New York.
The story Of Anna Held and her
milk bath is also entertaining.
Anna Held came to New York.
toa music hall, unknown. Mel
vile stoltz undertook to remedy
Stfs SUI ueIecU III ner technique.
He planned his story carefully in.
every detail, and then "sprang'
it through the courts. A Long
Island milkman brought suit
against Anna Held for payment
on an absurdly large quantity of
milk which he declared he had
been delivering at her hotel at
the rate of two gallons per day.
The milk it was brought out was
used for her morning bath; to it's
use she ascribed her marvellous
beauty IA truly imaginative
touch!) That the newspapers
fell for this bizarre and extra
ordinary story with hungry glee
the memory Of every reader will
attest. All over the country and
round the globe to far Austrilia
the story went. The yellow
papers even printed pictures of
Miss Held in her bath, the two
modestly diluted to a tub
Miss Held and her mana
ger and dress agent were iubi-
Iant. The case was speedily adj
and the Long Island
nilkman disappeared. His F,
actual profit was $40 and a block
If tickets to see Miss Held per-
form-on the stage. Just what =,
t cost to fix the hotel clerks will .
lever be known. But they we're
I'll certain that the milk had been i,
delivered to Miss Held every !,
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land in /, 4, 10, so, q considera-
tion $40


Saturday, Nov. 80 1907.
Bank of Higginsville to Oscar
Il Hoefer lots 4, 6 and 10 Chamb-
Inns Extention Of Higginsville
consideration 5000.
Edward F Berkeley to Belle
Ringer land in l, 4, II, AS, 26
consideration 81.
JOS 0 Lesueur to Wesley
Rider land consideration $500.
Belle Ringer by Trustee to
Jos Lesueur land III 1, 5, II,
48, 26 consideration $500.
August D Thieman to Louis
Ehlers land consideration $500.
Tnhnsna NM
s@.ii1VII ~ IrIuggte
L Eagan land in l, 4, AS 20 con
sideration $140O.
Henry Fahraeicr to Annie L
Fahraeier lot 5blk A Higgins
vile consideration $295.
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Llflysit. Boys vii Hon,rs.

Morris Field, a Lafayette boy
and a resident of Higg insville
was one of the members of the
successful Students Judging
team Of the Animal Husbandry
Department Of the College Of
Agriculture, University Of Mis-
souri,, at Columbia which repre-
scented the College at the Inter
national Live Stock Show at
Chicago last week. E. Rodekohr
of Corder, another boy from this
county, was an alternate Of the
same team.
1t has been the custom of the
international Live Stock Man
agemement to hold a students,
judging contest yearly, and in
which compete the selected.
representatives from the various
Agricultural Colleges of the
country, including Can
ada, Iowa, Ohio, Indiana,
Kansas, and others. Out of this
array Of talent Missouri won
first place on hogs, first place on
sheep, third place on cattle and
horses, and in addition captured
two out of the five Armour
scholarships, each amounting to
a thousand dollars in cash.
These scholarships are to be
used in aiding needy students to
finish the course in the Agricul-
tural College.
The boys from the Agricul
tural College won 25 out of the
y places IN the Students Judg-
ing Contest at the State Fair at
Sedalia in October.
1t is quite a feather in the caps
of the Lafayette County boys to
have made this team, and to have
I |
the team to make good.
The other members of the team
were; T. G. Cochran, Columbia,
Boone County, Missouri; D. H.
Doane, Joplin, Jasper County;
Simon Dow, Georgetown, Pettis
W. r. Cockefair, Union
vile, Pullman; and M. G.. Coe,
San Francisco, California.