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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-05
Saved Her Sons Life.

The happiest mother in the little town
OF Ava, Mo, is Mrs. S Rupee. She
writes: zone year ago my son was down
with such serious lung trouble that orr
physician was unable to help him; when,
by our druggists advice began giving
INN DR.. Kings New Discovery, and l
soon noticed Improvement. I kept this
treatment up for few weeks when he
was perfectly well. He has worked
steadily since at carpenter work DR..
Kings New Discovery saved his life -
Guaranteed best cough and cold remedy
by w. +. Pelham & Son, Druggists.
SOC. and $r.oo. Trial Bottle free.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-05
CHEAP RATES

Via Southern Railway. jamestown
Ter-Gentennial Exposition, Norfolk,
Va.
On account Of the above occasion
the following instructions will gov
ern the sale Of round trip tickets to
Norfolk, Va. from Mulberry, S. c..
Season ticket-S19.55. This ticket
will be sold daily April 10th to and
including November 30th, 1907, final
date to leave Norfolk returning De-
cember 18th, 1907.
60 day ticket-$16.30. This ticket
will be sold daily April 10th to and
including November 30th, 1907, final
date to leave Norfolk returning six
ty (6O) days from date Of sale and
not lated than december 18th, 1907.
Fifteen day ticket-$14.3O. This
ticket iwll be sold daily April 10th
to and including November 30th,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-05
A PERFECT MEMORY.
P0ssessor Prevented the Upward
Movement of Army Officers Un-
til he Himself Was Made a
Lieutenant.
Columbia Record.

Columbia Record.
Washington, Nov. "a remarka-
blc instance Of a practically absolute
ly perfect memory has been discover
ed in the army. For many months
promotions from the grade of second
lieutenant to that Of first lieutenant
have been stopped by the case OF
Lieut.. George G. Rockwell, Of Kan
sans. So notable has the ease be-
come in army circles that young
Rockwell was dubbed the "Key Log
Licutenant", as, like the key log in
jam, he has prevented the movement
upward Of the entire list of second
lieutenants.
Lieutenant Rockwell was graduated
from the high school at Junction City,
Kansas. and, after service in the
ranks, took an examination for a
commission aid was appointed a see
ond lieutenant in the army. Several
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-05
How 10 Remain Young.

To continue young in health ant
strength, do as Mrs. N. +. Rowan, Nc
Donough, Ga, did. She says: "rhrce
bottles of Electric Bittcrs cured me o
chronic liver and stomach trouble, com
plicated with such all unhealthy condi
ton of the blood that my skin turned rec
as flannel. am now practically 20 wear.
younger than before | took Itlcctric Bit
ters. l can now do all my work with
case and assist in my husbands store. >
Guaranteed at w. T.. Pelham & Son.
Drug Store. Price soc.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-05

ave at the new Harris theatre last
evening", and the only regret was that
the audience was not large. Tne sing
ing and the specially acts were better
thal any ever given in this city be-
fore by minstrel aggregation. The
house was kept in continual roar
of laughter, which was their seal of
approval to all that they saw and
heard. The show was first class in
every particular, and there WAS no
suggestion Of the coarse or vulgar
either in song or joke.
Among those songs that were most
highly appreciated were, "What Will
Your Answer Be7" by Mr.. Guy John
son; "You'll Have to Get Off and
Walk,' by Tommy Donnclly; "When
Bob White is WhiStling in the Mea-
dow,' by Roose Williams, and the old
reliable, "Evcry Little Bit Added to
What You Got Makes Little Bit
More,' by Gov. Bowen. The sing
ing was Of that kind that charactcri-
yes the first class minstrel show, that
, leads one iii reveric back to the old
home and back to the old friends. As
the sweet-voiced singers sang the aud
icnee was thrilled with that delight
that is awakened only by the memoir
les Of the past when clothed in the
rhetoric Of melody.
"Col. Roise Welt" and MS regi-
ment of "Georgia Blues" fforded a
great deal Of amusement. Tommy
Donaelly has impersonated Roose-
welt so many years that he is re-
rised edition OF the president of the
United States. He is pleasantly re-
membercd in the Teddy Bear special
'y when the company played here
Tuscano Brothers, the Roman bat
tlc-aXe jugglcrs. gave performance
the like of which has never been
done in the south before this season.
With sharp steel battle axes they did
juggling stunts that were nothing
short of juggling with death. But
their nerves were Of steel, and tnc
axes always flew true to the mark.
A variat ton Of hairs breadth meant
a terrible wound, but they hurled them
through the air with such lightning
, like rapidity that they did not nave
time to vary scintilla. 1t was a
most daring. performance, and the
house applaudcd freely as each crisis
passed.
Taken all in all, Donnelly and Hat
field have good show. Their burnt
cork artists arc specialists Of the
high class, their musicians and singers
arc true brothers Of harmony and
their acrobats and jugglcrs are with
out peers.-Spartanburg, S. c., Her.
aid.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-05

Ar. Spartanburg $3.50 D. m.
Lv. srartanburg (So. Ry.) $40 p. m.
Ar. iendersonville 6:25 p. m.
Ar. Ashevile 7:3O D. m.
Lv. Laurens &C. g. w. c. 200 p. m.
AZ. Greenwood 2:56 p. m.
Ar. Mccormick 1855 D. M,
Ar. Angustt $40 r. m.
Pullman Chair Cars between Au-
gusta, Laurens and Asheville, tri-
weekly. Leave Augusta TUESDAYS,
Thm.dH "Nd SatulT@ IS ;icave Asbe-
vile Mon'iays, Wednesdays and Fri
days.
Note: The rbove arr:vals and de-
parturc> rs well as connet lions with
other co.hpIhi".. arp given as ~ or
mat'or. and are not guaranteed.
Ernest Williams,
Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Augusta, Ga.
Geo. T. Bryan.
Greenville, S. {.
(;cr. Agt.,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-05

months AGO, after serving in fine
Tenth infantry rs 4 second l,cutrn-
ant, lc was ordered up for cyami1a-
,iou for nromnt;on !, , 6rst l;,u,,.n
ancy. lie passed Il brilliant examna
tlon~-ln fact, it was practically per-
fccl--and therein came the trouble
AN examination Of his papers indi-
Gated that his answers to questions
were not only correct, but they were
what Is known aS "le'tcr perfect. " 1t
waS l""nd that he had FOLLOWED the
text OF the books Of instruction so alb
S"ntclN, not omlttm% the cross Of Il
or the dot al an i. that the exam
'A'rs were convinced he had had ac-
cess I" the books during the eXamina-
''on.
Such a situation of course, could
not be overlooked. Those who had
conducted the examination were posi-
i've young Rockwell could not have
used PONIES IN tile test, but the eS-
am'hers or the papers could not III
uerStand how human being could
i"ll"w possibly the text books so ac-
ruratc'y, without making slip some
where.
Lieut.. Rockwell was summoned n,
fore another board of examiners
That board put him through all sorts
Of tests. with view to determining
detlmte'y whether he was as good
as MS original papers indicated. The
members were dumbfouHded by the
eShnoll1"n OF memory the young man
cave them. lie could begin anywhere
IN ii textbook and quote absolutely
perfectly the sentences of the author
ne possessed letter-pcrfcct knowl-
edge or the text OF all books he had
STUDIED. Ills memory did not fai!
nm at a single test, although he was
'r'ed IN every conceivable way.
1t finally was determined by the
examining officers that Lieutenant
Rockwell simply was equipped with
an astonishing memory, which cnab-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-05

1907, final date to leave Norfolk re-
turning fifteen Q5) days from date
of sale.
Coacn Exclusion ticket-$S.55. This
ticket is not god in sleeping, Pull
man, or Parlor cars, and will be sold
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-05
CHARLESTON & WESTERN OAR.
OLINA RY.

Schedu." in effect June 9th, 1907.
Lv. Newberry(C N & L.) 12:46 p. m.
Ar. Laurens 1862 D, M.
Lv L"urcns &C. & w. CO. 2:15 p. m.
Ar G'renville $40 D. m.
Lv. Laurens 1863 D. m.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-05

Donne'ly and Hatfield 8 Ministrels.
1t was splendid performance that
Donnelly and Hatfield's minstrels
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-05

feel like taking off my hat to the great trading pub
are many for success in business and the
give little better article at the price or the
again stand ready to make good any purchase you
"Wednesday morning November 9Th at o'clock,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25

Spfter pbne SinterlaiInng elmer
NadfommenfHaft aus semaR ben 5a-
milienftatnten l1nferes Sanies ge-
ihloTcner Che periterben, 70 limb 11n-
fore anberen pielgeliebten SDhter nnb
tire 9inien In sleiher Weiie nadj
Yrimugenitur sHeht sur Grbfolge be-
rufen.
9lrt. 2. = Sas 8rpfberspslid 9m-
Tembnrgiffe unb Ser5oglih Naifau=
iihe G~iirftenbans bilben cine nntrenn=
bare Ginbeit.
Smar bebGlt eS aud in Snfnnit
babel iein Se,uenben, ban benz Gus
Iembnrsiifen Staat feinerlei an=
fprnd anf' Gisentbnm, Snbabung,
Sermaltnns, Gpntrple nnb Grtrag
beS in= unb anberbalb pp%rbnnoenen
Observation-Disclosures ltniercS Sau-
ies snftebt. SnioIange jcbpdj ttniere
Ses5enoens i'm Wannesitamm uber
mad Mafsabe Der in 4rt. 1 bieies
SantilienitatmtS setrpffencn gnDrb.
nunsen i'm Orufbersustbum 9myem-
burg regiert, fommt bent IadJfplger
IN Der Staatsfnfsefiipn ~je,ueilS sn=
sleih bic alleinise NadJfulse in bas
sanse Sansfibcifommik in- nnb
anferbalb bes OroRbersDstbnms sm
nnb bari cine grennnng bes Sefites
mnb Der Nutniefnng hes Samsfibei-
fDmmifes BON Der Snbabnns Der
Srone midt itattfinben.
Werdnbcrmnsen TIM Yeffanb bes
Jibeifummifes iiub bierburdj nidt
amsseidlufen.
Mrt. 3. - Sm iibrigen bebalten
Wir Tins unb llniercn Nadfulgern
oas Heht sur GntlaTnng familien=
itatntariiher Seitimmungen iibcr
1tnfere Sausperfafuns I'M bis6erigen
ttmfang nor.
1trfunblid i~1niercr ei~senbdmSisen
nnterfhrift mnb bes beisebriiften
SiegelS.
60 seseben Santa Marsberita,
ben Is. glpril 1907.
@iIbeIm.
Ilio fur3 unb biinoig beoeutet
Dos: Sm luremburger 2anoe eibt's
fir eiiten @raf bon Werenbera ali
Jeoen Sal nifts: tpeber eewiiie .Inz
it6ten" 5u nnter6reiten, nod in Der
5iniift .peitere WaBuabmen gu per>
anlaiien". Iuf bas getpiinihte ga
nnb Gmen gu Sbigem mag Der peite
life aolise Serr 9etroit Ibis in ale
Gpiefeit" parten. @ud bier mirb
it'd bas Selsmotto Der 2uremburger:
.Wir pele bleipen mat mer i'm. uno
bieleiht alid Die BON 0olfe ielber
bin5ugeoihtete Sinale: .Iir ipeQe 10
feng Yreiie iinl" betpnbrbeiten.
Sas 5fpeite ninternationale greias
nib" fDnnen mir leiber oiesmal meaen
@angel an 8aum ni6t %brinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
Heiiebrtef bes bodmirbtsen Batter
q. s. 8ieS.
e ; a 9 e n, Sdnemarf,
RON X S,,ut 1907

gopenbasen, SGnemarf,
ben 5. SUM 1907.
Sreunb @onnerl
8ir befinben uns iest bier oben in
Der Saupttabt beg fleinen Sniels
fonisrei9's Sdnemarf. peIfes bon
Sriebri1 benz Ifteu regtert tpirb.
Wie i6 Sbnen IN einem friiberen
8riefe funb that. mar uniere 5ebnz
tdgige S5eansHeiie cine iebr n
genebme.
Oie Mnipraden am 8rdberI6miis
dungstage an 8oro Der .Mmerifa"
fuuroen bon stpei 2urembnraern ses
h1IteHy- udmli1 bon Germ Weber,
einem InfpaIt aus Der Wetropole
Chicago. rno bon mir ieIber. - Bir
erreihten Gurbnfen. bic Gee ginfdbrt
fir SeutfhIanb. am Nontag Wors
gen, ben 2. SUM; ginsen bur6 bas
3oaamt, beitie9en einen Spe5ial5us
nnb laneten 9egen Wittae in Sams
burg on. 9enannte Stabt lit aiems
lih grob nnb bat einen arssebreiteten
ausldnoiihen Sanbel. Ser .Iliter"
unb Der 3ooIosiibe @arten iinb nirfs
lid iebenspertb. gs ideint uns
Gmerifanern ieltiam. ba6 nabe5u 10
Yro5ent Der mdnnIiGen 8epoIferung
bes &aiierreihes cine Uniform
irgenbpelher Nrt trdeen. gs 1heint
bort Sober elm Spe5ialiit gu fem. er
fennt iein @eiddft ct poila toutl Sie
2eute lino bier mebr gleidgiiltig als
bel uns. unb iino ME in Der Gle; be-
iteben aber INNER auf Sormalitdten.
Nd6 einigen gut perbra6ten Sagen
tperben mir am 5. Sum- nit benz 3uae
nad Dem Noroen abbampfen. llniern
Beobahtungen mad 5u urtbeilen, 1T
Der 8oben Sdlesnigs 9olitein's niht
Der bette fir Iderbau. CIR lit aif
tpeite Streden bin niebrig nno
inmpfis. Im Mittas iebten mir BEL
@antrrp iiber Die bdnii6e @renSe unb
bon Srebericia iiber mad Der SnfeI
Siinen. Sn Soeniee madten mir
Salt. nm ben bodn. Batter Sansauer
5l befuhen, nit Dem mir Dor ettpd
Snbresfriit IN Mmerifa, pdbrenb er
auf elmer Collections Sour mar. be-
fannt purben. 9as 8elo. tpeldes err
erbielt. lpuroe gut neripenbet, mno
5fpar fir ben @an elmer Stride. Die
ieet nabe5u pouenbet lit. 8ir plirs
ben bon ben Hebemptoriiten : Yatres
gut amfgenommen. Sicielben tbuen
bier elm eutes @erf uno MAIDEN piele
8efebrungen. Hadoem mir uns Die
Sauptitabt aneeieben baben. pirb's
se9en ben .eiiisen Noroen" losseben.
g.. s. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
|Grofberso9tbmm.


Snyembiirs, ben g.. Snni. Gin
u n a r Of TIE M Gonsreb in
uremburs?T Sic 8esierung
bon SoIldnb hat BEN gongreB Der
GnarGiiten, Der am 20. Sllguit al
Imiterbam ltattfinben ioa. perbpten.
Waebrere 3eitungen meloet oaraufbin.
Der Gongre6 iperbe in 2uremburg abs
gebalten perben. Wir ieben bin3r:
lpenn Die Iurembursiide 8esieruua
i'm niht ebenfaas unterla9t.
9ngembnrg, Den z. sunni. Sic CTR
iueiteruns bes 9abnbofes babier iol
in Babe Dor iid geben. Mm 20.
Sum- gibt Die @ilbelm : 9uremburas
@iienbabn Die grbz. Iaurers mn
8ege : gefeitigungs : @r6eiten CUR
Seriteuuns Der 8eseunterfiibrung in
&m. 14.9 bel IL unb ibrer 3uiabrs
ten, umfanenD: 1880 &bm. ub3mtrae
genbe grb@ unb Selsmaiien. 1900
On. 9bauiieruns. 800 3bm. 9eton.
1.800 &bm. @ruhiteinmuueriperf
65 abm. @erfiteine. 200 Gm. U.s.
pbaltfil5platten. in @erbiue. Sertiss
iteuungsfriit lit Der Is. SUM- 1908,
2ngembnrg, ben 8. sunni. Im
Sonnta9 Ibeno itarb i'm boben Mlter
bon SO Sabren Sr. Sran5 Selbens
itein, friiberer I~potbeter. WitglieS
bes Ier5tes Gouegiums. Snbaber bes
SffiSierfreu5eS Der gi6enldlibfrone
uno bes Gitterfreu5es bes Ioolf bon
NaIiausS rbens. Ser @~eritorbene
mar elmer Der Mitbegriinber bes
bauptitdbtiihen Sbeater; 5eitlebens
bat er lid Die sroBten @erbienite lin,
oasIelbe iofpie nm Die Malerfuuit in
unierem 8%aterlanoe ermorben.
9uSembnrs, ben A. sunni. Ser
.9uremburger Snsenieur : Ierein"
belt am Sonntag i'm Ybnlifiaale oes
Itbendums inter benz @orIise Ieiz
mes Yrdiibenten. Srn. Sules Siider
aus 3ouerih. feline jdbrlide General
perlammlung ab. $50. Srofeiior
8uiu. COTTON uno Conn 0efurt,
giienbabn : G%omminar. erItatteten
9eridt iiber bas perfl. Yereinsiabr.
In Steue Der austretenoen uno niht
fpieoertpdblbaren fiinf Witglieoer oes
8erpaltunssratbes $50. I. Suhs
ihers @eder. Spi. Sabers 8emid. Dob.
Seter &0ni9s Suremburs. 9. 9iefrin9s
%2uremburs. uub s. &iess 9urembura
nurben sefpdblt: $50. @atb. Sreinens
GoImar>8era SERB. 9aloauif. Snges
nieur Der Setunbdrbabnen. 2,rems
burg; Siftor Clement. Sneenieurs
Gleftrifer Der Soitoerpaltung; Yaul
Biirtb unb 8niq. Saons. In Steue
beg Srn. Sol. Saber purSe Serr
Siftor Sonoelinaer, &inenzS nGes
nieur, gum Iices Yrdiibenten ernannt,
9msembnrs, Den 5, SUM-. 9as
neueite Seit Der ~8epue lirembours
geoiie" bat rei6baltigen Snbalt. 8ir
finben BARN: 2 @ebidte bon @ilb.
0orgen; ferner ais @bbanblungen /:
Yiis Der Siebente nnb Napoleon bon
u. Ser6en; baS ~ioSiale 9rama in Der
beutihen 9iteratnr Der @egenipart
bon s. @enerS; lin Steele De Grant
marie comparee" bon y. Heuter;
gilbert Siirer bon Gug. @olfi; enos
lid Ie5eniioneu iber H0sler: Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
sINsdEHst .asSsast! AysisA4A w. Observation-Disclosures
: cansealburger 9(a&rt6fen )
WV az

9iireer Der Stabt. an Mitbntas uno
9er3leioen I'M Nlter bon nnbedu 70
Sabren 9eItorben. Ser Sabingee
i6iebene fplroe am 1. OCTOBER 1887
81 SbpeiIer i'm 8robber3ostbum Gus
gemburg geboren uno fam I'M Sabre
1858 mad Imerifa unb Eort Baib>
ington. Sm Sabre 1876 nerheiros
tbete er iih NIT Srau @. Saeauinet.
ipelde i'm nit neun &inDern iiberlebt.
9ie 4inber iinb Sranf. Sobn. Nidos
las. Srau @ihael 8iittner, Giguife.
2oniia. Waria. Commit Sncquinet
unb Srau albert 9eiarbin. 0as Be-
srdbnib finbet beute Worsen 8 llbr
anf Dem ct. Wariens SrieSboie itatt.
Ser Goneorbias 8erein. benz Der Wers
itorbene nngeborte, ipirn linn bas
leste 9eleite geben. Sen Sinters
bliebenen infer 8eiIeiol
Sem ysimrDra golfSfrennb" ent>
nebmen mir tpie folat:
= Watb. Srieripeiler lit beute aIs
SilfscIerf fir oas Yoitamt erranni
iporDen.
Ser 2uremburger @ruoerbunb
nnb Der SnbepenSent Club balten
nd6iten Sonntag in Ifielboru's Yari
elm 6dmiliens unb Counterfeit ab.
- Sn Der ct. @ifolauss Stride lies
BEN iib seitern Srl. Suiie q. GAS.
Sodter bon u. s. Gaas unb Sran. iinb
Sr. 8ubolpb s. ADAMS burd Yfarrer
S6niidel trauen, porauf i'm elters
lihen 9aliie Der @raut elm feitIi6er
@mpfang folgte. Ser iunee gbemann
lit in ben g.. 9. & 8. : @erfitdtten
beihdftist unb er unb feline iunse Srail
e~rfreuen ii6 GROCER 8eliebtbeit iiber>
al. sic haben cine So65eitsreile
nab Colorado ansetreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
Ans nca Der. Staaten.
Correspondent, aus DlinneiOta,
9uitir. YGinr.. Den 81. Stni OF.
Wer:Gc 1soaftiDnl

IuItin. Minn.. Den 81. S,tni OF.
Wer.lc 3soaftiDul
Sier Itur6 IN; 15. Suni an etnem
SereIsieca Ser sSsobann Ycter yadS
peruS, in Mlier po6 As Sabren. Sers
icice mar scboren ai Srahte1baD,
Stanton Wills. 2nrembar9. i'm Sabre
1861. @s ii6erlaben Den Terltnrs
5.neu 1e;u Iater. wobnbaft III ct.
Sail, Wiinn., sic Waitter Des Teritors
tcncn, @liiubetb Wsagerus (geb.
SSeIten). cling inn Dor etipa 5ipnn3ig
sSa6ren I'M Sobe porauS. Serner
brci, Sdpeitern. aatbarina Usagerns,
Nnrgaretba Sind nnO Tberelia Sind.
CT binterldBt cine trauernbe Iittfce
adt GDbne nnb bier S0dter. Sas
8egrdbnib fanb am Wontag. ben II.
Stunt al Moie Greet bon Der ct. Ye<
ter'ssairhe baielbit aus. itatt. Cine
arpbe Mn5abl bon @ertpanoten nuo
8efannten gaben Der 3eide oas leste
@eleite. gs mar bies pobl elmer Der
arDBten 2%eiheu5iiee, Den man nod le
bier in 9ioie Greet eeieben. Sen
trauernben Siuterbliebenen nnler
ber3li6es Seileib!
I6tungspoa
g. &.
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Nus nnierer Mappe.

Ser CONNER nit ieinen Stro6s
bitten unb ieinem .Staubauftpirbeln"
lit ms Sano ge5ogen. llno ioaar
obne fem Sutbnn pirb iiber bas fleine
2urembnrger 2anb 9ernbe iest ses
b0rie Staub aifgepirbelt. Spei
internationale GreigniNe. iebes bon
ean5 peridiebeuarti9er 9eoeutun9.
baben Die 0emiitber u~nierer 2anbss
leute sepaltis in Iufreeuns periebt.
8rinst ba am Sreitns. ben 20. SUM-.
Die nSuinois Sfaats5eitune" an eSis
torieaer StelIe einen @%rtifel. iiber<
i6rieben: .2uremburser S%bronfolse"
nahfolsenoeu Snbalts:
~@raf geor9 Nidolas b. Ierens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
@p lit @iaibrurb tiielbimserP

9erielbe fam Dor aht Sabren ms
Sano. 8dbrenb 5iuei Sabren arr
beitete er in Siro Sslaub. Iinn.. unb
9ahbarihaft. Sooann sins er nab
Ninneapolis, Winn., no er ebenfaIs
fir cine eepiiie Seit peilte. Seits
benz bat man ni6ts mebr iiber oens
Ielben pernommen. 9erielbe tpirD
iest orin9enb lueeen elmer lugemburs
9iihen grbidafts : I%ngelesenbeit ees
iudt. Sr9enb pelhe IufflGrungen
iiber ben @ermibten m0se man 10 balo
nls mo9lih ienben an: Mr. Anton
&ieffer. girb Sslanb. Rinn. Gin
Brief an ben IermiBten Iieet in Der
Heoaftion Der v8a5ette" auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25

Srauenfrage; iber gnselbert aebler:
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The Washington herald., 1907-01-19
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted are wholesaIe.I

BUTTER Receipts light and market strong
Creamery fancy. 30 to 81 per round Western irsts
2 20 80; seconds, p to % process, fancy. q to .
dairy choice. p 90 p store packed fra Is 70 Is
CHEESE-Narkct firm. New York State factory.
large Il to Is; do, small. Is 20 l6; summer, large
l21z TO Is; Western factory new. choice, II to z;
do, fair TO good. 10 70 Il; Virginia, 10.
EGGS-Reccipts light aud market stronger Near
by, fresh Virginia. = West Virginia and Southwese
Virginia. 25; Tennessee. = 20 Is; North Carolina. :
to g; storage. . to p; duck, q t. >.
Lff + P0ULTRf-Arrivals light and market frm
Chickens, large, fer pound. l3 60 Il. do. medium.
Is to Is; do small l6. hens u 10 Il5; rosters :.
ducks. large II % IS: small. 2 go Is: geese 70 n
turkeys, toms Il to Is hens. choice, Is to l6 Keats
10 % =
DRESSED POULTRY-Rsccipts moderate and
market strong. Turkeys UudrawD. average. .5 TO Is.
choice hens, L; do, thin, y; old toms. Il TO Is:
chickens, sprine large, -5 de-. mcdiIm. a 10 IS;
do. small Is 70 Is; hens choice. 3 70 li ROSTERS
s. geese, 10 e. Z. tucss > d IS; Ca Jas large Is
g ie. small Is to IT,
DRESSED NEATS-Calycs, fun dressed. SO;
heads OF. $50 % 900; hoG-dresscd calves. 30 20
500; hams country, sugar cured. 12ia: hcgs. small
and neat per cst-. 500 10 $50; DO, medium, 80
10 SEQ; do. heavy. SO 10 40.
GAME-Rccelpts small and Prices finn. Rabbits
per dozen. 10 20 2s0; Its. per dozen. 50 70 IS
quail Der dozen, 10 to go; squirrels each TO s.
Opussums. each, > 20 o.
NEGETaBLES-Irish potatoes. supply ample:
market dull Yams ard sweets duil. Potatoes home
grown. L50 to l75 per barrel, do. per bushe 90 20
50: Virginia and Maryland per barrel. L5) 70 L75:
sweet potatoes. per barrel. 10 to 20); do vans
70 TO LOO: celery New YORK. per bunch 60 70 50
oniouS Ohi1 per barrel LIS to zoo; Maryland and
Virginia LIS TO 200 Spanish, per crate, Is To
l50; cabbase nearby MARYLAND. 100 to GO per I0J
Cucimbcrs. Florida. per basket. 200 TO 30.
FRJITS-ApDles. market slow. YORK Imperials
pei bbL. 200 to go, Ben iiaTis per Dbl LIS 70
rs. Wincsap, per b5l. 2c0 90 275; fancy table
fruit. Per bbi go to $50; Spy, rcr bbl. 30 to 500
Greenirg. per bbl 200 10 49,: leose packed per b5L
Leo to l.59 Grape fruit, 80 60 800 per box; ia
nsica $50 Per bbL FloTida sTangcs 3OJ TO 80 box
California navel. 33 To SO. CTanberries. 20 to
3g0 box Grapes. pgr basket. y 20 IS. Bananas 50
10 l25 bunch Malaga grapes 500 TO 500 keg
Lemons. So to 375
DRIED FRUITS-Reoeipts light and market firm
Apples. sliced fancy. AZ to 5: do. sliced bright
10 "a cherries. y to IL whortlebergies 10 10 z
Fasr5crries, % 20 q
Hay AND STRAW-Timotly. choice. new. Is y
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