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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-09

The old Pennsylvania Dutch Dur
kard recommends Hickory Bark
Cough Remedy" Guaranteed to cure
your cough. and guaranteed to be
pure. Made from the bark Of the
shell bark or white hickory tree.
For sale by dealers everywhere.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-09

60 ,as good Of those suffering
'.a,A = ..,' or other such trouble, /
h s,.. a.s' my wife had something
r.mss,I n'aa and after using the doe
I sI'es = Tor some time con-
1 Dso,.' - .Iy Chamberlain. salvs.
- Ssse ~, to be better than any
T. drug store. sac a' Dr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-09

"Pa." said Willie. thoughtfully, Il
think know what the minister
meant when he said It is more
blessed to give than to receive
"Yesf" replied his pa. "Well'
what did he mean?"
Castor oil."-Philadelphia Press.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-09
D
GETTING
SCARCE
Streams Beginning to be De-
DIcted BY Oyer.FiShlng

washington correspondent OF
!, York Tribune says: So In
has been the ever increas-
nand of the public for shad,
Dre particularly for shad roe,
onergetlc have been the fish,
N their attempts to meet that
that with the opening OF
a season in the Potomac there
after row of fish traps and
for miles beyond the mouth
stream, and the fish, in its
TO reach fresh water that 1t
|eproduce itself, will have a
task than the threading of
Iental labyrinth. Millions of
m be caught and their spawn
10 the tickling of the PAM
balate of the epicure, who will
tlessly devour hundreds Of
has of embryo fishes that
&lly might have fed multi
The bureau of fisheries, In
ri to counteract the rapacity
consumer and the fisherman
i yent the complete extermina-
/. the shad, will probably en-
b difficulties this year greater
Der faced before.
I. figures for shad propagation
'hat there was a time when the
4 was able TO capture as high
j ,OOO, 100000 eggs in the Sus-
Bna river, as opposed to S,000,-
It year. On the Delaware
where the catch has gone as
y 100000 II last year fell
100000, while on the Potomac
brom 6S,O0O,00O to 100000.
J conditions exist In all the
s along the coast, and are
>g rapidly worse.
condition Is due not to the
Of captured fish or to in
on the part of the bureau,
the improved methods at pres
Pd by fishermen in capturing
}. The shad always spawn In
water, and In April and May
ome Into the rivers and their
&ries In search OF spawning
s At other seasons of the
'hey live in the open waters OF
|ean. In the spawning season
Gere known to be so plentiful
ago In the Potomac and tribu-
Of the Chesapeake that It was
llfieulty that a boat could be
among them. Captain John
found them so when, in early
own days, he pushed a small
D the Potomac TO a waterfall
Washington which stopped
ADVANCE. His report OF this
was one Of the early wonders
srlca that was carried back to
d.
running" Of the fish arises
ne fact that their eggs are
d worthless II they come in
with salt water, so the In
u the fish causes them to seek
lhd streams, and. as a conse-
In the spawning seasons |
'ueams are alive with them |
hey are not interfered with. |
oSledge Of these facts on the |
The fishermen is, however, |
"niall and the doom OF the |
OF the fishermen have taken
'se OF the annual pilgrimage
water and have set their nets
ps accordingly, and when the
w Tor fresh water they are
Into capativity and are
transported to market.
On tae market are little less
= now than in former years,
iaet is due not to an equal
ace IN The streams, but 10 the
y faculties on the part OF the
- IN capturing them. The de-
VI the fish has steadily in
ana the popularity of shad
'sd to increased activity ON
u 'ae fishermen. The prob
-.,, are that both the fish and
y VII In a few seasons become
'uAury' aud its total exhaus-
4 .ssa'ded as a matter of COM
'y few more years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
6roRber7o9tbum.
aus Ssr 4anYtfxSt.

Gin eisenartises Wikseihif err
oteler Gage her in Der NboIfs Ibeuiie
(gabnbof) etablierte 3obnar5t Sr.
gngler. Ms perIelbe einem iungen
giienbabnbedmten einen 3abn arss
5ieben pollte, bi6 Der nerpoie Yatient
Srn. gnsler bermnben felt in Die
Sanb, oab Der 3abnarst bieielbe mn
unter ben sr0Bten G%nitrengunen unb
NIT Ollie ieines Sieners befreien
fpnnte. Sr. gngler muBte ii6 in
drstli4e 8fIese beeeben.
$ssr gbmnnb @eiffers, Sottor Ser
Neate uub Mptariatss ganbibat gu
9uyemburg, 1T gum Hotnr int @es
rtdtsbe5irt 0ieftr6 NIT benz UNITS
tuobniis l1ielbtneen ernanut tporben.
9usembmrsti6es aus Wieberlans
btf6s Nnbten. - @egen geenbigiina
isiner Si~enit5eit iplrbe Dem &unonier
9. &IaTs Setter @irsils aus Sie9en>
srrnb (Gi1) enc iGbrli6e Venitpr
bon 400 Srnnfen 3uerfannt. - Sr.
gugen MiiIer ans Stdbterltno III
gum Wertftfator bel Der NteberIGns
Sii6s Snbtf6en giienbabn : @erpals
tung ernannt tporben.
Gipilitanb Der stabt 9uSembnrs.
Seiratben. = 10. Sesember:
Sobann Banners. @oIefar. NIT Gnno
@eder. 90: Sobanu Better Mocs.
anHensebiilfe. nit gusenie Sinarb.
SterbefdIIe. IA. Sea.
Gnna Clement, alt 8 Wonate; 8ars
barn aobner, aft "a Sabre. obns
Stanb; Wuria 8asner. aft 81 S..
8ittpe bon Matb. 8latt. 5tl6s.
SanSfdu9idneiber. t5.: @eorg
3eber, alt 16 Sabre. S~elesrap6ens
bote; 9ouiie S%ofspbine Sarber. al
5M Monate; Marie Vaulp. aft %
Sabre. obne Stano. ebelos; Iatb.
&tnnen. aft % Sabre, S6reiner.
ebelos aus 8reitfelb. IL: adtbas
rina Miiuer. alt 10 Sabre. 8ittpe
bon Wihel Mdermanu, 3tlbs. @oIls
peber; Sobann Neiher. aIt S3 s..
SaeeISbner aus S6ifflinsen. 49,:
Reter asmp, alt so Sabre, S6loHer.
49,: Iaifel Iaierus. aft SO Sabre,
Taeelobner aus HnmeIingen. 90:
Sultis @mil gen. @uitdp Yierrot,
alt SO Sabre, Siimiit; Suianna
S6enten, alt 70 Sabre. gbefrau bon
9aatbias S%ettenoorff, amafmann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
NdtAtAdAEAlAtAa sAiAaAEAaAvAaAtva AsAtnsVAsAINs
: o~Snaem6nrger gla6ridten. :
AgAgHVNDHVANNSSS

Stabt 8uffalo. @s iiberle6en i'm
leine Satin unb bier &inber, ipnie
orei 8riiber uno BRET S6peitern.
@r rube in Sriebenl /.
Guf ieiner Sarm BEL Sbin, aans
ias, ltarb en- 80. Se5ember Serr
Sran3 Soffmann I'M otter bon 80
Sdbren. 10 Ntouaten unb 2 Sa9en,
infolge zines Sersf6lages. Ser
Veritprbene mar am "a. Sebruar
1924 in N~ieberanben, 2u1embura,
geboren unb bt1terl6St BRET S66ne,
5tpet So6ter, 35 gnfeI nnb einen
urentel. Seine iterblt6en ne6ers
relte tpuroen nuf Dem fatboliiGen
@ottesader gu Obin on Der settle
ietner babingei6iebenen @attin be-
ltattet. @to9e er ruben IN Sriebenl
9en trauernben Sinterbliebenen uns
ier ber5Ii6es Seileibl
Seftton 0p. 2 (Sout6 gbicaao)
beg 9uremburger 8~ruoer6unb BON
Imerifn erpdblte foleenbe Seamten
fir bas Sabr 1907: 9rdiibent,
@eore Rdm6our9; @icez SrGiibent,
Sobn Serials; Yrototous Sefretdr,
Sic. Nommei6; Siuan5sS etretdr,
Sbeo. 8arbeleu; Shnsmeiiter, S6om.
&rlmes; Marf6au. Sobn 8eiter;
@ebulfsmari6aa. SoIepb Mams
bourg; @ertpalhinesratb mlf 8
Sabre, Senrb @aiiel; @erpaltuness
ratb aif 2 Sabre. gmil ITelborn;
Sertpultunssratb aif 1 Sn6r, Sobn
M. Sart; @~ereinsarb, Sr. Sisel;
Sele9aten, Sic. 9obebin, Senrb HaIs
iel, Sbom. &rltmeS; gteubertreter,
Sic. Senrici, Sic. 8raff. Sobn Sers
uais.
Seftiun go. IS (2emont, Su.)
erpd6lte folgenbe @eamten: @iliam
Soitert. 8rdiibent; So6n 8arpeiler,
gices Yrditoent; Otatb. Counter,
Yrot. Setretdr; BaIter Sti6bab,
S6aBmeiter; Sranf German, Sobn
&ei6eI, 0ti6del Weeier, @erfpals
tunssrGtbe; 8iaiam Spitert. 9ele>
9at; Sranf Serrmann, SteIpertreter.
am letten 30. December fprrrSe
Der auf Der Nortbpeiterns So6babn
in Chicago aneeItellte. aus SnIens
born, annton @ilt, eebiirtiee Sobn
S&petter plobli6 9etootet. inbem er
pdbrenb leiner Grbeit nit Der brits
ten, ~9elabeueu S6ieue in @eriibruna
fam unb 70 Der ltarte eleffriI6e
Strcm our6 ieineu 86rper 9ing. Ser
@dter uub Die @eI6tpiiter bes @ers
ungliidten pobnen in Snienborn,
9urembuW; er mar % Sabre aft
unb Iebig. Seim Goronerss Snqueit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
Ans hett Der. sftaaten.
oP p,eRAv vuN MENeEM PAPP.

oP p'oRAv vUN MENGEM PAPP.
IGestuorven den 22 December, 1906
Dir huot gesclo'n de leschte Storm,
Gebrach asz d'A, t asz stomm del
Nom.
Sc hun nun och dech hingeluocht
An d'Grav bel d'Mam an d'eweg
Nuocht;
E glecklecht Puor yum Liewe vert,
e Puor haut daf, def an der Erd,
Am Himmel hsch e SELECT Puor-
wat hun mir Hammer will v%erluor!
Du huos geliden lang an urg,
Dach standhaft a du durch an
durch;
De Kampf yum Muorges zwuo bis zeng
War Seleled, t war Selepeng,
Eft konnt der Duod dein Herr, en-
Herr
Wa meint, ais sef't gefurmt aus Ierz,
Net brechen unne Zeit an Meh.
Deng Broscht asz kal, ct schlet net
mah.
De schenste Kranz lett net UNI Grav.
Den huos du wuol am Lieweslaf
Dir solver no an no gemat;
AA
Eft lichten draus bel Knosp a Blad
D'schGn Blimche yum der Ehrlechket,
Bel der d'Characterbleh stolz stet,
e klenge Mann dein Liewe lang,
Dach d'Tugendgr9sst asz dir gud gang,
WI konnt ech bluos en- Dag. eng Storm
Vergiessen dat watts du gedoh'n
Fir mech an menger J~ugendzeit!
Du huos gerackert dech, geheit,
Mir Laher an mir lichtscharz Bruod
Re gin, an aus dem Herr dat duod
Huos du nam Blut d"Talent YER
schenkt,
Mir Lider an meng Broscht gesenkt.
Emsoss asz Trauer, Tran a Led,
Colt rift ons all an d'Ewegket.
Schlof sess, mel Papp, du has mech
gier!
Vleicht k0mms du dacn am Dram zuo
mir A
An dreckst eng Bes mir OBJ de Nom,
De mir versot an leschter Stonn.-
Sc hun nun och dech hingeluocht
An d'Grav bel d'Mam an d'ewee
Nuocht.
Chicago, 8. Januar 1907.
. j.. B. MERKELS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

beren Spferiinn bis iebt 5usefIol>
fen iinb.
Sie Srapptitens IiIiion Iarianns
bill puroe gegriinbet nm 81. Sesemz
Der 1882 uno be9ann 1884 lore
Millionstbdtisfcit.
Sic bis iebt ge9riinoeten @iiiions>
ltationen beiBen:
1. Wnrinunbiu in &ntal.
2. &eihenau in Matal.
3. @iniieoeln in Ntatal. l..
A. Mariatbal in Nntal.
8. Settins in Natal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

finb, iperben 1900 ainber Der
8iloen ni6t nm unterridtet. ions
bern aii6 nit Nnbrumg unb &leibun9
berieben. @eniB elm rieiiges Inter
nebnen, mo Observation-Disclosures rno
&lima fir Nderbau 10 mergiebig
iinbl 9ns meiite gum ~2ebensunters
bait cipiliiirter @enideu ylDtDige
mniB bon oiisipGrtS 6e5ogen peroen.
Die 3abl Der ainber auf ben bers
i6iebenen Statiouen, pel6e 10 pers
Iorgt perben, belduft ii6 alf $500.
Sa3u iperoeu Die @%ingeborenen oft
bon Sungersnotb beimgeiudt nno Die
Hinoerpeit raft oft lire gdn5en
&inbbeeroen meg; aud bon ben Seus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

fdreden unb bon Saseli6las baben
iie @ieles 81 leiben unb in FOLDER
Notb fommen aud Die @ltern Der
ainber uno rufen on INN Ndbrung
uno &leioung. Sieie 8ilben iinb
Sflapen on 2eib uub Seele unb Tie
bieIer Seliel 5n entlebigen lit bas
WieIenperf bicier geiIi9mdBigen Ser
ionen Der liiosaTritnniihen @illion
ber Srappiiten. Sic @iloen limb
iebr empi1ueliA fiir oas eyritens
tbitm, aber es feblt 10 iebr an mntes
rieaen Iitteln unb nod mebr an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

fen. Gtiiblen ober Siiden lit feline
Hebe. Ste Wniiondre beiieen ni6ts
ais i6r nadtes 2eben unb ltno fir
Iues auf Die MilotbGtigfeit Der cipi>
Thirteen 8elt nnsepieien. 8 tpels
DIES Selb eritredt ii6 bier fir ore
Iusiibung Der driitlihen Gbaritasl
8ie bdlifig iiebt man bier BEL uns,
pie bas td9lihe irbilhe 8roD NIT
SiiBen eetreten, tpie bas bimmlii6e
8roo perfannt ltnb enttpiirbigt piro
uno bort i'm bunteln grbtbeil i6mads
ten Sailenbe bon Seelen an 2elo
unb an Seele aus Mangel an
geibsm. Sic tdeli6e Nabrirns bort
lit ein aus semablenem aorn berei>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

bic berf1iebenen fatbolii6en @emeins
ben Der Stabt matchmaker beiu6en.
Gin Mlmoien fir bieien 3tped lit ge@
fptb gut angebradt uno mir empfebs
len i'm ber freunbli6en Iufnabme,
mo INNER er boripreben mag. Sein
@eiuh tpirb IN ben &irhen, in beren
Gemeinben er @abeu iammeln nirb.
bornus nerfiinbet tperben unb ii1
iiberan Iesitimiren, bamit ni6t linz
berufene bier elm bGies Spiel treiben
fonnen. @uf Der Miiiion in
@ariannbia, mo Die Srappiiten unb
Die S6neitern bonn GoItbaren 8lute
inter ben sr6Bten gntbebruneen fir
bic Civilization Der @ilben tbatig
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
Surm IN Der Rdbe bon Hemien BEE
5teben. 0tel Slid gum Bunbel

Surm in Der Nd6e bon GemIen BEE
5tebsn. @tel Slid gum 8unbel
sluf ieiner Sarm BET Caledonia,
Wtinn., itarb am Sonutog, ben 6.
SanIor, Serr Nttoluiis o. Bouquet
ednori1 %nnertpnrtet. 9er @eritors
bene man am II. Gpril 1882 IN Nies
berferi4sm, 3uSembure, gsborsn iinb
fam tr Iprtl beg Sabres 1885 na9
Imerifo. Na6 eiuem breti6brisen
Gufentbnlte m Dubuque iiebelte er
na6 Minneiota iiber, mo er iib firnf
Ueeilen tpeitltd bon Caledonia aif
elmer Snrm nieoerlieB. Bd6renb
oes giirgertrieges biente er elm unb
eIu babies Subr IN Der lInionz Irmee
uub mad 8eenbigung bes 8rie9es
febrte er na6 Rinuefota auriid, mo-
er Biz 5l ieinem 9obe tpobnfe. geine
Satin, seb. 3atbarina 9ift9en. NIT
tpel6er er i'm Sabre 1857 ben Bunb
fttr's 2eben fhlob. sins linn o uns
gef&br 10 Sabren I'M Sobe porous.
gS iiberlebeu i'm neun &inber. ndms
fi9: NifolauS 8ouauet o Spooner,
Wts., Wtdoel 9ouquet bon Chicago,
Sraa Sofsp6 Sbiu unb SRI. Gnna
Bouquet bon Dubuque. Sufarna. go
Damn, 4bflipp, @eors urb Mearia
8ouqust bon Caledonia. 9os Be-
grdbtib fanb am Mtttipo1, BEN g..
Sanuar, aif benz fatbolii6eu 0pttess
adsr Ia Caledonia itatt. Nl0ee er
ruben in Sriebenl Sen trauernben
Stnterblte6enen unfer ber5lifes geis
letbl
Wabrenb iG Jran Gpia arens
bon Borter, Wtun., beiu6sbalber BEL
i6ren gltern ben gbeleuten Stref ON
Btnbior Mbenue in Subuaue aufs
belt. tpurbe i'm b~reiid6riges S66ters
Iein bon Der Salsbrdune befalep inb
ftarb am 8. Snnuar.
Die 2mgentbmrger Ebibarmonie
bon Chicago erpablte folsenbe Be-
dmten fir bas fommenbe Sdbr:
Rrdiibent - @. M. @elter.
.gices Brdiioent. = 8. 8rlnsfelo.
gefretGr - So1u Hlidert.
SGasmeifer - So6n 0leIener.
Rari6aI = s. 81. 6oebert.
9irisent = Sosn Ries.
Grdibar = Spbn 8unlb.
@ei6dftsfiibrer - Soi. 8eblano.
| alton. Soma, 9. San. OF.
@ertbe Hebaftionl
I'm Iontas fanb in Der fatbps
Iiihsn Stride babier Die Srumine bon
Germ Mifolaus 9emmers bon 9es
@ars NIT Srl. 2ouiia S5roeber bon
bier ftatt. Sic peItli1e Sofaeits>
feter fanb in Der elterli9en 8obs
nune Der 8raut itatt. = Gm 9ienss
tag purben 9etrnut: Serr So6ann
Goplf bon Yipeitone, Minn., unb
SRI. Tbereiia Setm bon bier. SIN
Der @ubnlng Der gltern Der graut
5ftlid bon Mton iunb fpdter cine ee>
mitbli6e psltli1e Sof5eitsfeier itatt.
8eioen iunsen Yaaren biel 9liif
unb Sesenl I6tunesbon
s. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

teter @rei rnb MIR brei Ial I'M
,Sapr tonnen lire Shubbefoblenen
ben Surus, einfa6es. getpobnli6es
grob an senieben. erlnuben. @er
bel Dem @riheinen bes 9rubers
@eor9 elm men,hlid' 8iibren oerz
ipiirt, tpiro i'm rlder nidt nit leeren
Sdnben ab5ieben lafien.
***M
@om aufri9tieiten 0anfe beIeelt,
idgen mir I'M Nnmen Der Million
Iarmnnbia allen @obltbdtern uno
Soroerern ber5libit tauienbfa6es
.Iergelt's @ottl" fir ale @aben
uub @obltbaten, pel6e uns bur1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

Iii'iondren unb Shpeitern. Inn bns
cole @erf Der Iil,ion aus8ufiibren.
Sie Wtiiiion bat 26 Starlonen in
DEM 8afferns unb Sululanb unh
mebrere @~iiiiondre nnb S6tpeitern.
9eoorene Imeritaner ltnb Mmerifas
n%erinnen, nirten balelbit. Sic Stas
tionen, ioipie ~iiberbalpt aae 8o6s
nnngen, &rr6en unO Shulen iinh
einfa6e ais 9ebm er6alite Siitten.
NIT Siimpf9ras eebedt. Son 8dns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
Jlte aettrTtum a}tartartnhtu mmn
hrrr, Stattnnra III Afrika.

@ruber Geors Baum, g.. 6. g.,
Wertreter Der Trappiiten> Iiiiion in
Waariannbiu, Siibs Gfrifa, peilt ges
gsnpdrtig bier in DUBUQUE. Seine
Senbun9 lit. bier tpobltbdtise @aben
al iammelu fir Die bonit bebiirftigen
Miiiionen Der Srappiiteu I'M Natal
inter ben 3ulus, &affern unb ans
beren fpilben GtGmnlen Siib sIfrifa's 8.
griber @eors bot bier8u Die bii6ofz
Tide grlaubnib erbulten nnb miro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
ANS hem iibrissm Tbetlrm

Sieftrf, 20. Se5. Sm beltsn
8oblisin fetcrte am Samstas bic
So1ter Warsaret6e beS Germ 2anz
ners. Concierge am 9bmnaiim, fire
Werm66lung nit einem aiihen6ef
aus Yaris. Im Montae reiite bas
iunse Yaar poblsemufb na6 @ariS
ab. 9onnerstae traf per Seleeraum
Die erifiitternoe Na6ri9t bel ben
@ltern Der Sralt bier elm. oab i6re
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
g.sxe,.,b,.reer o~yasette, ptenstap, ben Is. aa,,.ar 1885,.

Iuf bieien Daiiiionsltationen iper@
ben CUR 3eit einise Sauienb &tnoer
unterrihtet unb er5o9en. 9amf
aber bieles @%iliionstpert, pel6es lett
ieiner @riinbung 10 berrli6e .grfolge
uuf3upeiieu bat, ii6 nidt MIR err
! balten, ionoern alih INNER neiter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

6. &ebelar in Watal.
z. 9entocon IN Ndtal.
8. Sourbes IN Gait @~riaraldnb.
8. W. Nati6ib IN Ratnl.
10. ct. Nti6ael in Natal.
II. Waria5eu in Gait @~riqllalanb.
IL. gmaus in Gait @riqualano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

aus6reiten lam, erlni6en mir uM
nertrmiensboa Die bemiit6iee @itte
bei5ufii9en, Die Naiilion Iuriann6ia
itets in gutem Gnoenten betpabreu
5u polen. 8ir poIlen Der Iiebeu
@obltbdter I'M @ebete banfbar ge>
Denfen.
8ertretuns Der Srappiiten ,Maiiiipn
Warinnnbia.
Hatal, Gil sIfrita.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

Sm Buffalo, q. o., itarb boriee
ISOLDE Serr @ecrg Straub. elm Spbn
unIeres b%eritorbenen 9anbsmmnes
Watbias StrauB. iniol9e zines Seras
Ihlages I'M Nlter bon A Sabren.
Sic Samilie StrauB 5dblt al ben
belten fatbolil6en Samilieu Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

%. ct. Yatrid in Ratal.
"a. 2eus&oln IN Seuti6sS 8 it Gfrifa.
%. ct. Yeter in Seuti1sS IT. Gfrtta.
20. Monte Gaiiino in IaidonaIano
I9bobeiia).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

10. M. Selete in gaits8 riqualarb
IA. 1ariatroit in Iatal.
10. 9lnirbalIr in Natal.
16. Sarbenbers in Gait 8riqualanb
II. SO. 2inben in @aits 9riqualanb
IS. SO. Silf in Iatal.
10. Gitaur in Natdl.
20. ct. Sobann in Hntal.
81. @arins stella nj HntaI.
%. Simmel6erg in Natal.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-15
LARGE SHIPMENT
= +. OF JACKS
The Woodside Jack Co., Of Maury
County, the Shippers.


Within the past ten days the Wood
side Jack Co., of this county, have
shipped two car loads of Jacks to
Fort Pierre, South Dakota. r. f.
Moore, one of the members Of the
company, made the sale, and they
were shipped to c. w. Wahron, agent
for the company az that place. The
demand for mules all over the world
is getting so great, and especially is
this so in the Northwest. that stock
men in that section have decided to,
cross Tennessee jacks ON their large
mares and produce their own
supply. There never was time when
mules were commanding higher
price i'm this country than now, and 1t
has gotten to be a common thing for
4 pair Of mules to sell for from $3.50
o $535.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-15
2l YEARS FOR
AFTER WHITAKER
Negro Who Shot Doss Hancock Re-
eeiVes the Limit.

AFTER Whitaker, the negro who
shot and seriously wounded Special
Officer Doss Hancock at Glendale a
few months since. pleaded guilty to
assault with intent to commit murder
in the Circuit Court Friday and was
given twenty-one years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Ting Porter, charged with assault
with intent to commit murder, was
Demps Lawrence. charged with as
sault with intent to commit murder,
failed to put in his appearance and a
was taken against his bonds
men.
The following cases were continued:
Hunter Chumbly, charged with as
sault with intent to commit murder;
Charles Duncan, charged with assault
With intent to commit murder, and
frank Mayes, charged with arson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-15
FAVOR APPROPRIATION
FOR STATE FAIR
Maury County Farmers Association
Adopts Resolution.

At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Maury County Farmers Associa.
, ton in Columbia Monday the follow
ing resolution was unanimously
adopted:
That we, The Maury County Farm
ers' Association, request our Repre-
sentatives and Senator to support the
bill introduced in the Legislature car
rying an appropriation of ten thous
and dollars per annum In support of
State Fair That said appropriation
be expended through the Tennessee
State Fair Association as premiums
for Tennessee live stock and Tennes-
see farm products. That said appro-
priation be spent under the auspices
of the State Department of Agricul-
ture. and that none Of said money be
used except for premiums to, be con-
tested for at the Tennessee State Fair
BY live stock and farm products, own
I'd or produced by citizens of Tonnes
iee." Respectfully submitted.
J. ". MERONEY, Pres.
BY A. e. MURPHY, Secy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-15
SEVEN YEARS TN
PENITENTIARY
Was Penalty for George and Alex
Lawrence, colored.

George and Alex Lawrence, colored.
on trial in the Circuit Court, charged
with assault with intent to commit
murder, were found guilty of assault
with intent to commit murder in the
first degree and were sentenced to
seven years each in the penitenitary.
In addition Alex was found guilty of
carrying pistol The two negroes
made an assault on Mr.. H. B. Cum.
mings. of Mt Pleasant, and shot at
him.
Tom Williams, colored, charged
with forgery, was found guilty and
given a sentence OF three years. The
negro forged check on Mr.. Gibson,
who lives near the poor house.
The cases against VIII and Jim
Hendrix and Andrew Ridley, charg-
ed with assault to commit murder,
we're dismissed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-15

could. but he could not keep the lie,
out of the shack all the time.
DR.. VOORHEES, said his main conten
ton was that more room was needed:
and asked Mr.. Akin If this was not
true. Mr.. Akin said it vas, but that
that did not justify the Doctor in say
ing there we're millions Of lice there,
when such was not the fact.
Mr.. S. W. Warfield favored the pres
ent system of working the work house
hands and building the roads. Labor
was SO scarce and high. that the coun-
ty was fortunate in having a bunch
of hands to work the highways and
build their roads for their board and
keep He was needing hands to work
his own farm, he said. and could not
procure them for any reasonable sum;
and if the county should hire out the
county hands it would cost them more
to supply their places than they would
get for them.
Mr.. Shoffner thought It was about
time to take vote on some Of the
suggestions made ia the discussion of
the question. and moved, therefore,
that the present system be continued.
Mr. Lander did not think the meet
ing had any right to instruct the rep
what to do. He thought
the purpose of the meeting was for the
to hear all sides Of
the discussion. and then to act for the
best interests of the whole. according
TO their best Judgment. The repre-
he said. were conscienti-
,us. fair and Intelligent, with no sell
Ism or personal interests at stake, and
Ihould not be hampered or embarras-
Ied by instructions from a compare.
lively small assembly who had no
light to instruct them.
Mr.. Shoffner withdrew his motion.
nd on motion the meeting adjourned,
nd left the entire matter to the judg. I;
1ent, the discretion and the fair deal.
1g of Senator Greenlaw and Repre-.
entatives Lipscomb and Galloway.