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some one hearing Of this, attempted
to kill her. but her screams aroused
the neighbors and the man escaped.
Later the police arrested Il negro who
proved conclusivcly that he had moth
ing to do with the case and nothing
further was adone toward apprehend-
ing the assailant. One of her peculiar
habits was the mania for gold coin
and gold certificates and practically
all of her money, amounting to about
$4,000, was in this form.
As her mind became more unsettled
she showed desire for travel and
left here few days ago for the West.
1t was not known ut that time that
Williams had gone with her, although
today it was remarked that he was
missing about the same time. Will
liams kept livery stable near ner
residence and later Oh Assembly street
and comes Of an excellent family, his
brother being thought well of by
those who know him. They did not
know Of the trouble yesterday until
told by a representative of The State
and were greatly shocked.
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loon keepers to the rockpile in addi-
ton to imposing fine. 9.#E.

loon keepers to the rockpile in addi
tion to imposing a fine.
Ambassador Aoki discredits the
possibility Of serious trouble between
Japan and the United States.
The directors Of the Western I'm.
ion Telegraph company have ignored
the demands Of striking operators.
1t is said that Taft and Hughes
may divide the New York delegation
to the next national republican con-
vcntion.
Because boys threw stones at a
japanese greenhouse in California re-
newed excitement is reported in Ja-
pan.
The American representatives at
the Hague Peace Conference are
working to secure the sub-secretary
ship Of the body. ...
Two engines were demolished in a
collision on the South Railroad at
Sulphur Springs, Ala. No one is re-
ported hurt.
Almost complete change in the
presiding officials will be made at the
Naval Academy at Annapolis for the
next scholastic year.
\ witness in the "cotton leakn
ease against Edwin II. Holmes tcS-
tilted that Holmes had invested $7O.
500 in real estate in very short
time.
There may be no weddings or fun
erals in four French provinces until
the mayors. who struck in sympathy
with the wincgrowerS. return to their
posts.
Edward a. Horner of Chicago, who
secured thirty thousand members to
his "Rosevclt Third Term National
Lca"uc' at one dollar each has ab
seconded with the money.
The Daughters of the Confederacv
of Selma, n. c., have started move
mcnt t" build monument to Private
Henry l.. Wyatt. the first soldier
killed in the war between the states.
Secretary Cortclyou has called ON
der"Sitary banks to return $50, ,O0O.
600 deposited with last September bv
July 10 in order to liquidate certain
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18
The News Here

Mrs. Gibson is the niece nr the
late Squire Levi p. Metz. who was
very wealthy, but on account Of the
failure Of a bank in which hc was
interested many years ago there were
many judgments against him and he
never deposited his money in bank.
On his death Mrs. Gibson secured The
money he left and one deposit alone.
made about two years ago, amounted
TO $4,000. She then began to dis
pose of her real estate, selling two
pieces Of about $4,000 each. Her
mind became weakened probably en-
account of the worry about the large
sum of money and the fact that a
larger part Of it was kept at her house
on upper Main street. Last October
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18
Indebtedness Of the United States.
ONE POLICE SUBWAY GAuRD.
He Astonishes Patrons by His Exces-
sive Amiability. "...

New York World. .....G.
"Kindly accelerate your exitl" :,
The crowd that jammed the middle
car OF a subway express lately turn.
ed with one accord to ascertain the
source Of the soft, well-modulated
voice of command. Every eye was
riveted on the numerals "O1123" on
the front of the guard s cap.
"Don't delay your departure,
please" purred he, entirely obli-
vious to the excitement he was caus-
ing.
"Well, what dye think Of that 2"
was the awe-stricken comment Of the
crowd as it filed out the. dooG and
the train sped on downtown.
"Passenger for the Grand Central
will detrain here,' came solemnly
from the man on the platform as the
train drew under the station. By this
time everybody in the car was laugh
ing but the guard.
"Bet you can't say it again. said
n fat man in the corner, who laugh
ed until he shed his vest buttons.
"Not for the same money!" re-
piled the guard, dryly, and the laugh
was on the fat person.
"Ladies and gentlemen, we are
now approaching the Brooklyn
bridge,' was the guards last bid for
hilarity.
"He's the politest thing in uni
form in New York City," said a
mushroomhatted girl, as the crowd
filed up the steps. And everybody
voted "ayc."
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The News of the Dav

Postmaster-General Mycr has shift
ed a number Of the chief postoffce
inspectors.
The Saldavorean Army has driven
pack the invading force which had
taken Acajutla.
Mrs. Carrie Nation was charged
with disorderly conduct and arrested
IN Washington, d. G..
Nahsas courts are sentencing so.
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South Carolina Notes.

South Carolina Notes.
I.cr Loeb, IN Albany, n. Y, travel
ing man died in Columbia.
The Southern road is laying hcav-
i2r rails OH the Charleston division.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to animals has been revived
III Grcrnvillc.
The opcnin" ball at Chick Springs
proved great success and was al
tended by many visitors.
The &c: ..rr stone Of the new court
h"u>r in Sumter will be laid with
" Air Il n, rs n"X, Thursday.
IT,, cas- = Ia he tried in the court
IT sessions nj Darlington are most
tor violations of the diSpensary law.
the annual convention Of the South
Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
will nr hrld on the Isle nf Palms June
iN--.0.
\ petition has bcc3 presented to
G. vern"r AnScl asking that George
llanes. convicted of murder in Oran-
"eburg county, be pardoned.
y PORTION Of the Cathedral grounds
"a Charleston has been decided to the
..>,,r> "t Mercy for the purpose Of
''.ri!mg i convent.
Stark Means. convicted in WinnS-
hrrn "t the charge Of killing Anna
E"!!r Russell. has been sentenced to
be hanged July II.
". Il. Woody. Formerly United
>'aAlr> >"llirr at SulivanS Island.
WAS acquitted of the charge Of killing
LILLIAN Reeves in Charleston.
Two factions in the Anderson Real
Estate and Improvement Co.. have
reached an am;rahlr settlement and
all litigation called off.
The hanl>cmr residence Of }. NJ.
rlry Il; N,,cl iii va: pyrlial!y de-
>'royri ny fire Thursday. Tnc dam
! :, i r>I matted i; $4,000.
The citizens "t Camden County
will vote ON the disprn>ary or no
di>pcn>ary issue next Thursday. Hard
y. X : hriMy ,i,nr -. both sides.
The members of the South Carolina
Press Association are in session at
ISL @: Palms. Mayor RhcN extended
., Nr.r ne L. the newspaper editors.
~. ,t'"lr:I,iri ~, Education Mar
Tin is opposed /" compulsory educa-
ton for the reason that in his opin-
ion the state is not yet ready for such
! :AW.
y r.ar:rr has been issued to the
W. {. t;rratN Company "f Iuun.'$
p! iy'.ich ! cani, allied ut 100000.
The company will engage in the nur-
>r:T lu>lnc>>.
Governor .\nSrl has sen, to every
sheriff in the state blank form on
which t" make weekly reports Of the
work d"ae in enforcing the liquor
law.
immigration Commissioner Sar-
.rant Of WASHINGTON. will visit Char
lr>l"n for the purpose Of selecting
site for an immigration station,
'SNN,ooO having been appropriated
for IL site.
William Elliott. Jr.. Of Columbia,
."nrl al manager Of the Anderson
Traction Company, has asked for a
franchise in Grcenvillc. The com
pany proposes to connect Greenville
and l'elt"n by trolley.
Scul ptor Kuckstuhl has been
awarded the contract for q $4,000
statute of }. {. Calhoun to be erected
IN Washington. Ruckstuhl built the
$4,000 equestrian statute If Wade
! Hampton.
Steve Welch and Frank Trucsdalc,
/ tw" young men Of Lancaster county,
became involved in Il difficulty, re-
/ sultmg in Welch shooting Trucsdale
! twice. The shots entered below the
I heart. 1t is thought that Truesdalc
will die.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18

The reading public would be spar
ed of San Francisco and New York
could be merged.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18

The inspiration of our best litcra-
ture is: "I need the money"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18
COLUMBIA MAN hUBs
A COLUMBIA WOMAN
MAN HAS CONFESSED TO PO-
LICE AUTHORITIES.
Large Sum Of Gold Coin and Gold
Certificates in Valise Taken But
Arrest Was Made Before
He Escaped.
The State.

The State.
Mrs. SalIie a. Gibson of this city,
rich and very eccentric, was robbed
Of $61 900 at San Antonio. Texas,
yesterday. The man who robbed her,
Rufus Williams. is also Columbian
and formerly kept livery stable
gear her residence on upper Main
street.
The first news received Of the roD.
berry was an Associated Press story
yesterday morning. which stated that
Williams had been arrested anl had
confessed. Later in the day the fol-
lowing special was sent The State
from San Antioni:
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Capital $25,0O0 Surplus $4,000
The Bank Of Prosperity.
Prosperity, S. G.

mis- Bank was established to assist you building
tune will for your money that it is absolutely Sc
cure. and have whenever you want It, And YOU
join the financial family will prove your good friend in time
OF need 1t insures the best convenience
Make deposit today. Every fortune has grown fron
bank account
a per cent on money in the Savings Department.
Geo. Y. Hunter, President J s WhaeIar y pras
J. F. Browne, Cashier.
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san Antonio. Texas. June l4.--Ru-
Jus Williams Of Columbia is in Jail
here. charged with robbery and as
sault with Il deadly weapon upon Mrs.
Sallie GibS"n. He made the following
confession today:
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- \';,r .,.r 81: dawn w NE nn the
v:|-'" e.: ;.r >:r'%'u Wr -, :, .lli::m.
aN"N' ely ;rir. aMi after mad told
hey that had MnI" ur my miHh t.
=" t.'rk ~ nv wife she said that she
l"N',l III" better than any other man
"m earth aAA lhH, il dill 80 back a..
would kill me.
'Thrn here were several words
g.. az ! 3" / NJ AND picked II;
a stick and jus, aS she WAS ahnu, ~
",; r"' ! ~;'nr'; h"r "n H." head with
the sick " cr and kn"rkrd hey down.
Size ir;' in the edge Of the water.
then ,"'k all her money and put il in
tie hurgy and started tn drive off
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
Aits Orbknrl,.

~ Sohu Geo 3siier. Der 16 Sa6re
aIis Sobn Der 6amilie Better Reifer,
fiel beim 5iidsu oou eiuem 5lob an
Gem Sioen0e Der U}ojn Str. Bride
In oeu 6luB unO eytront.
Ter in @erbinouna NIT Der
-Sdgles" Convention am Mittpof
A6eno .. u. a55sblltene ,@arneoal"
fi6tte. pie cas- Sci oeyarti5sp Nuffib.
ruusen nun einmal Rsss. III iein
lteint. pieoer sg pHiteu NusIhyei.
tan9su.
Die usus 6asyig ser Ciatai6
Bottle @rapper g. Id lett 10 psi.
fsJiis seiteut cas- nit. Gem AuIisasn
oer gIaihineyie Stlonusu psroen
tonnte.
Sm Hitter ron rs Sab,sn lit
SobH \. 8tamtit cjuem 9yess lsioen
eylesen. las 9e3ratnib iano am
6geitds .. u. zen ser S.. Marien
Hjrte aus itdit.
Ben osr Ct. 0ttey'R QirHe ana
rnyoe an 1. Montaa Ger I'M @!.ss pon
= 9abIsn osEitore IL Sem =. Sic
ming 5sitltis..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23

Gbteaeo. 10. Stunt. Msbl Biuters
EetseH gnteHts. S.70-400: Sirnigbts, SD
3.70s S0mmerpei5en 8GteHts, d.50-6OO;
struiebts, s25-4i5; gafers. 2.60-s.50:
no. 2 commentator. eS-1.O2; 4o. 3 Sons
meripei3sn 94.l0t; 90. 2 roter. e0-9iAc;
rs. z gsais 5S%e; go. z aelber. 5s%-54e;
20. 2 pofer, 46Ac; 30. 2 peiber, 49,; 80.
3 lpeiber. 45-46%e; Roeaen. Sac: Suffer-
eerite 80; cute BIZ MdI3erausIefe. 70-74cs
aS SlaaslaHsH gse. / g~eEtbDetsEEI
kort 10 70-l6.l6: Shmals, S.b7h; Sbor.
@tb SIDES, s.50-ao2M; Short Clear Gt6es,
$4,000; ssbisiee, ts1. aIeeiamen,
-RGnfas Ctr. 10. SUM. @sissn 30.
2 barter, s7h-95hc; 30. ? roter. 90h-91c.
Iats 20. 2 aemii1ter. 50he CATER -
st eoEls. Is. sunni. Hsi5sn = 30. 2 70,
ier, 9tik-92c; Qe. 2 barrier, 91-95c. Manis -
sso 2, 52Ae. Cater 30. 2 tDetBer,
MfuneapoIts. 10. Stunt. wsissn -Rro.
beh: ne 1 Rarter, .1.01; no. 1 @ortb.
mshl Nv 5trtf clears. s.65ms8'Ses5s: esseoonSs.
275-2s5; 5irll 9atents, 4.95-5.65; 5scOn6
Snlutb. 70. Suni. RssiSsn - No. 1
slortbern, 1856; No. 2 8ortbern, e6Mc. Safef
4Se. W0sssH - Sic. @erite - 6s-74e.
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etuat a~1tsrnmftm.

Der IS Sabre alte 56bitiiIer
Q,lt. Reifaro ertrant i'm BisronIins
Slug 8u5 PoiHt als beim
fiifen iein Boot umihlus.
gu Appleton puroe Die I'm
laae Der 0is. 0irs Uorts Elm Raub
Der 5iammeH. Shaosn $4,000, mo-
BON $4,000 ourh 8erFteruug ge6ett
Tno. Der Disoeraaf5au Der 5a5rit
1T ned irasli6.
I'm Rontag. /. Suli. piro in
6Orton0iNe cine Speriilpaal
a~69e6alten peroen, in peltes Die
Stimmae5er entihsioeu iolsn, Go bic
giaaee bic 4nlage Der n6ortonOile
9isbt, oeat & Bonner 60" lauien
Ioa.
IN @aufef6a murben am
S0nnia9 neitere, uno 5par petbli6e
.6olg Sumpers~. bic sci elmer 8erz
iammlunq Der mertluiroisen Secte i'm
Centrum bs5 Sttot fh iebr Idrmeno
%6ena6men. Derbdftet. SufOlge0eHen gee
.riet6eu bic II iibriseH ,6eili5eH
Springer. pelfe !. 3. in Der @ountD
.Sail einen StroFsermin abIiBsn, in
qroBe QuFregung, 10 0ab Die 5an5egoz
li5eimanHidaft cine 3eiilaHg auBer
STAMP mar. Rube 81 Iiiften.
Sn eiHem Qnfaue %tempordren
0o6nHnnes 6rafte iih 81. 8e5sr in
Rem Qonoon cine ShuBpunos in
Der gruit BEL, OerleBte ii6 a6sr ni6t
le6eHsseidbrlid.
Ulit elmer 4rt badte iih Der Be-
fannie &ettsaHndlt 6. cDonsan in
3, anesDille 2 3ebsn oes lintsn
5ubes al, als CT isiHsu S05n in Der
STUNT oes 6oI3IpaIiens unterrihten
poute.
Wit einem S6dben pon $25, 900
III in 0au a u Die &iitenfa5rit uH6
oas 5cl3gsIhdft Don Turner &c edo
iielo a%65ebrannt.
Sn 9reen Ban nuroe Qus. Sc
cil BON S~eonto, Delder oer@rmor=
Bang Rop 9utbrigs angetlast mar,
frsiseiprodsH.
II Sa geaDerDd 1T oas aIte.
1868 er6aute tdbtilhe SpriBenbaus.
bds 3uIeBt ais Speiher 5enuBt muroe,
nieberoebrnnHt.
Sn osr RGbe oon 9sibt o
muroe Wonoore ga gldnte, Elm gren-
ier Der RortbpeItern Balm iberfah
rem uno t0otltd DerleBt.
Sn Reno B q nurDe bei elmer
SdIdserei nit JtaIienern Der 22jd6=
rise Um. Rice nit einem MeTsr 70
i5el 3ugeri6tet, oaB bic 4sr3ts an isis
mem aufiommen 5psifelu.
Sine Sci g aGroffe i'm Niis
iiiiippi ~gefuHpsns 5rduenleide puroe
ais Die. Don 5rau ct. gotes ibentifis
tirt, pslde i'm .. Qugait auf Der ii6er
ben ga groFes6iuB fii6renosn Bride
gemeinidm nit 5rau 8lapitter Don Ell
rem 3age %getroffen uno in ben Slug
5elfleuoert puroe.
-Sn Sdnespilis gerist6 ourh
einen lln9lidsfau Der GoHouctsur Der
4ortbpeiisrn 8abn Corn. NurpbD
unter BE RdOer zines 3u9es uRO purs
0e aeto0tet.
Sn @bippeDG falls purs
be in idiper Oerlebtem 3uitdnoe SON.
Sobnion auigsiunoen uno ms Qoipis
tai lbetfiinrt, 100 er bdlb oarauf liars.
Sine unteriudung puros ein9eieitst.
pa man Elm 9er6rshen permutbe:.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
gus Rurtnr.

am Mittpoh uHo 0onneTstag
Tano in Der trsiiliden ct. GATHERINGS
qcaoemp oabier bic iabrlide SdluBs
ieier itatt.
Qu Der neueu 5tabl5riide, Die
nit einem 8oitenaufpanoe BON $50.
600 an Der Matn Str. oabisr ii6er
Gen CLUB gsbaut porosn lit, TnO 10
oiele Mdnget entoedt porOen, oaB bic
Staot bic lle5ernabme Der Bride per-
psisert.
@tpa rs 6ei QflaTeruna Der
Straben bei6dftiste 6ubrlsute ira
ausgetanoed. an cine 9obpsrbo6uus
ourh5uIeben.
Sic @ebGlter Don 200 Arbeiteyn
Der @muritan Seating So. oa1ier Iinb
BON 10 bis 40 grpceut erb0bt pcroen.
Damit oiirfte nobl Dem @eriitt, NsB
bic gsielifaft %infpl5e Der 4Hti Gruits
poIitii Der ResieruHa oieAnla1e fhlies
Sen piroe, Elm @noe aenaht iSu.
Sin 9rdro Ritter iteint stsr ME.
Der iein untpeien gu treiben. penn in,
nerbalb Der IeBtn 3 0ohen ba5en 4
oiFenbar ourh 8ronoitiftuu9 eutit0us
oene 6euey bier itatt9efunoeu.
Ter Sdlooupirtb Um. Dillon.
Der onsetlast lit. Sac. 6. Bet oon
MiIpautee ermorOet gu BADEN. piyo
crit i'm 0ooember Sermin oes Qreis=
ssrihts proceiiirt iDeyoen. BIS oabin
Slei0i er obne 3uIahan5 zen 9ay3-
Ih0ft in 9aft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
Butter, Ger ma 9dIe

Batter, - stnfubr 80, 246 9fb. marft ltefia.
Seconbs, 1s-19c; RenooatsS, 1s-iee. 1airn.
iaHcp, i9c: etnes 16-17e; Ron, 1e- 17e:
Rodtna, 14-15e; Srenie. e-7e.
SAFE. - Anfubr 1920 BIB. Mdrit fpiuia,
umerieaH S1u cream D-12&e; 8rid, 0 =
12e: eimburser. 1915; s6neiSer, Ii -
0ier. anfub. $50 aifisn. marst piuia
crii9s, tS-16e; Seccnos, 1o-11c.
bteuso. 10. Stunt. gntter - greamerh,
19-23c: Tairb, 17-21r.
Rate. = 2airss. I2he; Gfins, stf%e;
ponns amerieas, 13e; aimburser -; Bird
11hc.
Gisr. - 1sh-t4c.
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g Montana. - Tart eiat oot3ti
iise Srplcrcu pQr0sn tn dnsm San
nd na% Suite NTstitty os.6otf..
Sur Retldmation acn $1,000 Atyes
9aHo i'm @0latia Ialle plant nan
oie &TytAiau5 zines srcben @yooam
mes lin Wieote Grttt Gan
BON. cara rel1tn Us llt5eyI& pem
m%au5suaftt I'm 6yd5iaage auiaetsut
psyssn ica uus lai5cpabt. gam Sc
sgau4s pab'sus Ger 9spSTtmassiai
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
SIsiI@ uns gsfIRssI

eanetHg. Gef6lattefe-ausgsinsis lsia,
tG. 7&-ec: f1pere STARE. 6&-7e.
edmmsr. edrirer NIT Gen, Der 9fr1S,
aussetu9ie DIS tanee. 81 -10c; eau1mfi gi
ErhtiatESesHmsr. - 25-s5 gtauS. ss.od
600. 7
ealbsF. - 800 @fHaS. ec: co.'s I'm
6h-7e; 1870 Rfnno, 7L-sc; po-ffd
&fuHo 9ci egiro fuHfr o6c: s5-i50 gfuHol
maaer nab lritf. Six.
ettcuees @tilhsd. - S1tHer. Senaen. lie.
ssteuhtt 9silRssi. - sGtHer, fenner. 1910.
ellie cabnt. e.. 3rrilers. ~ GfunS urb
rcr Etnne. lI-1Sf; Suten, 1ac;t 1uEffnB. ma
eere. Lire: ate Inrlecs. 12t; &dHlc, pa
Gusgno. lGrete. NIT SeoerH. StO.CO-f2.6O
b. Der Gustno, hrnEre IND aerurite. S70o-
xaRbeu. Rsbenee, 2Eesns. SI10-120
fote- ee-eot. prnee S1uoeu. iette. S2.co; M
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
RrUAuFtrn sQdrfte

crpnfu. Sf.To-1@5 rr Hrf5ei FIR crs
aepafte tounicrflertE Rartess minfludbise
eos N6o-i6Si eefetie r~rseen1tlft. $40
1856 eeiratRii1C Sl2f-l.S5s &iml. rsr f0t
+tIro. $3.50: Aen E1sHl1. %. sZ6B-
$50.
&ifuguna1s. - In1 Eu1iii5t. wfr-h. 2s-
sec. enHisL 25-27c 5sr &fEuo bis az apr
SutnfurEHefl. SErhgrt Gfuns. $3.50
&.Ib.
grsfru Il 3ersffSr. ftirs 'terifts. Sis.
flllt. SteSs sea si-5-i4Qs EaaEorfaf5
si25-t si SPiil 80 ga aaz Rls N. Al
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
3iebmarHe.

gnrsiHe. - Nnfubr 1900: Warft b5ber. -
Uemiltie. 6.05--6.S0; fhpere, sos e27i;'
Aouah. 5.65-600. Ieihtc, 6.10-6.35.
NiHopieb. Nniubr so; W2arit n~ieoriaer. -
Nutners Steers. gute bic Nnsleie, A.25-5.25f
mitilsre bis CUTE, 8.50-4.15; Settlers, miitlert
ots CUTE, S.00-A25; geioobnline. 2.00-S.O0,
Nnbe. 2.bO-400; 6auuers, 10000; Gut
terS, 200-2.50: eHuen, 3.5O-4.O0; 5eeSers
S.2b-400; Stoders. 2.T5-9.25; aalber, All
100; Nlittfabc. 5000. 90.
Smatt. Wniubr 90; Marft frdftia.
G60fe, 10000: Qdmmer, A6O67.50.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
RlrmitrOma, $4,000

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uno Der eiu3t9e @runo. ooB es fir
$l00 uHier oeien Nertb pertanit
piro, 1T Del, oaB es Elm me..,s
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
Bt arkthErt1t
Getrsibe unO MlsbL
aliIwanfee alnrFt.

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loicb NlAc; September B4Ec; December "a
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
abieae0. 10. annI. mlnsslsh y

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fu1r 10000; Heebes. 445-7oO; aahe uno
Selters. 1850: 9diber. 5.00-6T5: Gfiere.
4.l0-7.00: Studers uno Seeocrs. 2.e0-5.75.
SnWeine,, ARfubr 29,000i leihte. 6.1O -
6SSti gemtlbfs 6.O5Ze.32i i6vere, $50 -
&uifs, 615-6.25.
enajs. antutr 1000; 400-6.so; edup
ntrr. B.T5-795.
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$50. Siuders nHo Seeoers. S.0O-4s5.
$50.
saais 36--5.7b: 2dmmer, 4Bo-7oo.
aaRds Gtth 10 SUM-. AtHSBieh -geet
Glere, 5On-675; EtoderS uub Seeoers. SIS.
400 Aiibe uno 6eiitrS. 2.5O-5.25.
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AT5.-6 IS; alee nro Sellers. 275-e5l
Sfedcrs uHo 6eteers 3.0O-5l0.
enmeinr. 2ulI. Bg0-5.q5.
enait. - A50-640s 0dmmer. 6.50-7B0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23

GO bs3abli Fb in oi,isr 3situns
dn3u5ei9en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
Strobber, gDalmnB &C.
bduIe Sf95.OO

Dies Snitrumsnt iii ueu uno
mir b0reu, oaB auosrs $4,000 luT
ben ndmliten Still perlan9eH. IS
tit Die groBts 5orie auO oer ieinite
Still i'm Stro6ber @aialos.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23

SAlt eEima LcUffIUaA hlVi [liNlsN y
1th-ilscs S1atiegn fEI&es Gtreiil1e
f-sic.
&te Stlusprsfe oer ErrbcHnrarlie IN T7tb
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30 3 4ttA 5S-5Ssts Siauolto ScfH. 40
So as.
a cbicgn urisee fms nae sritles siislst
In &ctic Gerututai 1gtiu etaresifA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
aaOOorf 9iamO, $4,000

Dies Suitrumsnt iit'Oas Butter
zines 5a5ritanteH uRo Miro gez
D0bnlia fir $4,000 Oeriauit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
GpccicIlc @Sreiie an Sen fOl9em'
Sen Ilcllcm NinnOS:
Gote & So, $1,000

Dies SnIrumsut 1T in tiuem
guteR @sbduie, uno Elm ipscieaer
prsis puroe 6isr5eit sema6t, neil
bieier Still ausoeriauIt perDeu leu,
ebs mir unIeru ueusH gatolpg beTs
aGs0eben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
Yeu & 60, $4,000

Dies III elm STANDARD 5a5riact
a5er mir 6aben cine grObe Bartie
qianOs, bic unssiGbr gu osmieIbsn
preis pertduit merben, pie oies 3a
$275.0O nno bes6aIb Fno mir aes
piai Oies 81 o6iseme reiie 8p Der
fdtedbern.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-06-14
Two Popular Teachers Married
 at Berryville

Two Popular Teachers Married
 at Berryville
 The regular routine of the teachers institute at Berryville was broken Wednesday by an- nouncement of the marriage of two of Carroll county's most de- serving and popular teachers. The contracting parties were MT. Albert Duncan and Miss Maud Rhodes, both of Yocum. THE TRIBUNE has been unable to get any of the particulars of the wed ding except that it occurred at Berryville where the two were at- tending the teachers institute.
 The bride is the daughter of MT and Mrs. T. c. Rhodes of Yocum. She is well known here and every one who knows her is her friend. She has been em- ployed as a teacher in the public schools of the county for the past three or four years and has met with splendid success in each district where she has taught.
 MT. Duncan is also we'll and favorbly known here. He has been engaged in the work of farming and teaching and has met with splendid essin both lines. He is an honorable and upright young gentleman and stands high in the estimation of the people here among whom he has been raised.
 THE TRIBUNE joins the host of friends of MT. and Mrs. Duncan in extending congratulations.