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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-20

2. s. refunding Is. re glstered ........ 1oA
T. 5. reminding rs coupon. ......... 104
Y. S. Is. registered ................. 100E
y. s. IS, coupon. ................... 1904
u. $. New As. registered. ..... 119 :
Z. s.. New 4s. coupon. .............. 12oh
american Tobacco IS (bid)... 62h
american Tobacco IS. Observation-Disclosures. 10OA
atchison general 49,. es&
Mchison adjustment As (offered).... 81
Atthison cenv. Is. Observation-Disclosures. SO
atchison conv. 5s.,................. 96h
Atlantic Coast Line As (bid). ...... s55s
SSa,tiinore and Ohio fs.............. 99's
baltimore and Ohio Gas. ........... 90
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. As..... 6sN
=. Mira, OF Georgia 6s ......... s91a
Central OF Geof gia LIST Inc. tofrered).. IS
Central of Georgia End Inc. (oNered). AZ
Central of Georgia 3D. Inc. (bid) II
Chesapeake and Ohio 4,as.......... 1909
Gn,cago and Alton 3i.s. ............ CIV.
lineage 3. and Quincy new 49,. 9iA
Chicago. r. 1. and Pacific r. r. 49,. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-20
CATTLE MARKETS..
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock YardsD

Richmond, Va. February 10, 1908.
Report OF live stock market for the week
ending February II. 1908:
Cattle--Best steers. 5iiD5i:c: medium to
good. AZ q &C.: common to fair, 3h14Ac.:
best heifers, 47sq &c.; medium to good. AZ q
4ac.; common to fair. 3is44c. Best cows.
q 4hc.; medium to good. 3H63&c.; com
mon to fair. ad3kc.: bulls, sac. Calves.
5pGisc.: extra, &c. Cows and calves. so0G
$500 per head. Best sheep. &C.; coinmon to
far. 4Ioisc.: lambs, 5iaQ7lsc. Best hogs
1850 5.10c.; few extra. 5ac. Pigs and
shoats. iiia t&c. Sows and stays, 404iac.
Prospects good for next weeks market.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10
Robsr gdua.

Der Demotratilhe 9anoibat fars
guuerneuramt, Serr 3. 3. Stapet,
BON Sod Yort, beiudte anfere Staot
am testen Routae, uno niadbte IN
ieinen nmsanssmeien iouie In feinsn
GnEhten aber bic Eaeesfrasen einen
aaberf SnnHisen ginbruf aaf nlle
bic nit linn in 8erdbruns fan1en.
SerrStnpel it elm Deatidamerttaner
ieiue Gltern famnlen aus benz abn'
tpsreih Sannuuer, unb ipriht flieb'
cob oeutih.' &c ehetihte oor 10
Snbren auT einer B~eiuGsreiie In
Wanten, 8eutiatano, feline iesise
gattin, cine febr sebiteete. liebens'
tuarbise 9ame, unb obsleih fie our
Belt bic eneliide 5prade nit GROCER
@epaubbeit beberridt, ruirb i'm trau'
ten Seim bes perm Stapel oas
0eutjHe nidt binteuan geiest. GS
III iefbhperfanblt6l bas uuter oieierl
umhdnben 6err Stnpel bic 5rhbline
nit benz 9eutihtbum oes States in
Der grDbibitiOnfraee nidt perloren
hat, uub &c in ieiHen anftten ltbers
alien @rnnbidsen butoiet. Or lit fur
bic G~usiibruna Der beitehenben Ses
iese; elmer neuen Staatsuerfnfnng;
aIe Gtabte iolen S0ne &ule baben;
be prOsen Shladtbduier ioIen un.
ter Staatsnufiibt eefteat Deroen;
Ribter lplen ni1t Snbaber BON at'
tien p0er Bombs bon Giieubnbner
herausgeaeben, iein; ireieS hnlbide1
in Staatsinaituten eebrudt; u. piele
anoere Reueruneen nelde benz &olte
sum Bphle bienen tulroen. gr belt
am Qbenb in beutiher uno eneliiHer
gprahe 8epen uDr elmer gut beinh'
ten Bertnntntluna, un0 oetuHtT puh
auf @runb uon ietbt eiueesOsenen,
unparteiiiden 8eridten aus aaniaf
bic 9batIade fetitehe, OaB i'm $robt'
bitiuu gtante aanIas bic Steuerum'
lase aaf Srunbeiseutbum 8 mol
bbber lei als i'm WtffOuri, OaB abe'
@rObibttiDn bier i'm Staate aleids
8uHanbe ihnfsn Diroe.
Serr Stnpe[ mar mebrere sabre
Mtiislieb Der 2~eeistaiur, 1T GOitor'
! Sarmer unD i'm aebeu mas man elmer
.gelimabe Bran nennt. Gr rebneI
auf Elm sablrei6es gotnra untsr Der
SeutI aen bemOtratideu StinHse'
bern - er mus iOltes babsH IN
Srfolgreia 81 iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

-9rafe. Srau s. Tleer
tpurbe in ct. Souls ont 20. Mdr5
burf ben gbirureen BiIis Soung
uertnittefft Operation BON @aIlen'
ieinen, unb audi uDn elmer ibrer
tranten Riereu befreit.
Senrp Brandt Der in ct. Souls
in Der gdubfabrit arbeitete. 1T gu
Sauie uH6 fDirb ieinen beta9ten go.
ter auf Der 5arm bebitilid iein.
Serr GOttenftruter, BON @eralo
bat bic f8fuierise arbeit unternoH-
men ben 9burnt auf Der 50. atrYe
~ repariren.
Gb. 3iiterbaumer bat bic alte
Sermann Berger 5arm eefauft.
Rep. auais gsinter tuirb nd6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

Nm Rontag pormittag traf BON
Cincinnati, Dbto, bic 2eihe zines
iuneen Manues bier elm oefen 2eat|s
tie am Rittas srloiden uno Der Bad
ieines frtld,en iunaen 2ebenS i'm
Sanoe uertaufen. @r NOR oa8 ein'
siae aino ber Gbeleute 6ermanu
Sommer, unb bic SHUTTER. cine ee'
borne Setene YDeiHef, 3ermaunel
airb, tuiinibte oas bic irbiide 5aat
in beimatbliden Sooen cube. 90, ut
ibr gater. Rihael BoeiGel, rubt,
mo- audi ibre @utter rubeu ruirb, no
einft aud ibre @ebeine nit ben Sbr'
ieen eebettet tueroen.
Der 8eritorbene Grid SOmmer
Elm itarter iuneer Rana i'm Gtter DOT
10 Sabren erlae mad tur5er 8rant
belt benz Reruenfieber uno mar, pi,
bem,ertt, bas einsise &iub ieiner Gl
tern. Belfes @eb in bieiem eiu5i
gen @orte! Gin eiusiees &ino u
rpie elm einsiee8 Nuae, eS 1T bel
pauies 2iht uno S0nnenifeiu, uni
ruenn es erlii4t, brift bic Radt Der
elm. Suf Elm einstses 9ino coneen
trirt iif aue 2iebe uub Sorae. Sol
dem &inbe au leben III Gauienoel
Der einsise 2~ebensSmed. 90 no
es aud bier, uno ben t%rauerneen Gl
tern mirb aGieitis bas tieFte Belief
gu tbeil. Die 8eeroisung fano noe
ielbiaen cages itatt BON Der 8Ob
nuna Der Bittpe Mifael BOeiheI
@rpBmutter bes Beritorbeuen, itat'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

Sh Der ben ibr fir cine Shnhtei
Or. 8ina's Teu 9iie , Biaen auS'
oebt. sic briu Zen euh @eiurobeit
Die mebr foftbnr III als Sutuelen.
grobirs oieielben iar topfweh. 8ers
ftupiuna Ratario uno @aIenbe'
ichuerben. SoItet ibr enttauibl
merbe mirb euf Der Breis eerne 5a.
ruder1tattet in @alter Bros. app'
thefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

-8 =. Sarrp Boblmanr Ut
am Sreitae fpieber BON aanias Seint
.eefommen.
Srf. Settle toelm bic I'M Shulte
3itritt S9ute bait, bate lesten
Sreitae S9uli4lusfeier unb fam Elm
Idbnes grosram CUR 3uraftibruns.
&ep. &alObn 1T uuu ieiner Reiie
nab Dubuque, Soma, mo- er elmer
Convention BON Brebiser beituobnte,
surifeetebrt.
8m. gneelbredt bat ben ger'
luft burd 3pb ieineS befien RFerbes
gu betlaeen.
Gueuit 2uefe tuirb bteie BpHe
uad Rapoleun itberfiebeln. NBir Der
lieren in ieinem BeeSua einen tid'
tieen Rann aab euteu Burger.
SIN Stuenner 9iRrift LIT gaDr'
gen, Samfae ben II. april, Shul
iblus. aHl gaadmittaa tum,mt Elm
undergraduates 8rosram CUR Gus'
Iabruns urtb am abenb tperben mebr
ere amifiante Glide eeipiett. Ser
8Oebna, Der 2ehrer, labet ale berg
lidft elm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

gountaa Shule UNI 2 lbr Rah'
mittae; abenos UNI I llbr geriamm-
Iunsfber gpwortb aeaene. uno 90
nbr aniaueeno 8reoigt leoeu SOnn'
tas in Der Retbobitenlirhe.
Sebermnnn Biutommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

8. 6. @iebinebueen uon Wtt. Ster
ling uub .. 5. 8rinfmaun pm
Rauba reiften eeitern mad Saline
nnb lafayette gountp's UNI DO nm'
itau 81 batten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10
r. II. HAsENRlTTER.

unO olele I'M Gro8eibOB Der airbe
srpeimal tdatib 5 EGse lang gu ipei.
fen, erforbert natirlih eiue Wenae
GBuaaren. Nber bic Srauen haben
uoIes 8ertrauen baB Tern Wansei
berriht. Die @aben psrben flieBen;
oas au'eiiise b%ereitnidiee gntee zen
fpmmen lit Bdraihalt bafdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

aebe Sraa ansrtsnnt einer ifbnen
GENT. Der BET Ilnnneru 10 beliebt IL.
splhe GENTS ruer6en NlIen 81 Ghstl,
bic Spuiaers Rofp Mountain Gbee
oebrourten. 35 Gents, 9bee U0er
9nbletIen.
Bu bnben Bel Battsr 8rOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10
uno ipeat 8aitur Suomeper 9rui.
uotte In onuie uno am @rnbe on
bic trnuernorn Siuterbtlebensn

" w.
-StrfGreet. 5rau @rnit
&ubfus BON Sernlann mar leste
8ufe mebrere Gage bier bel aaa.
&irbner sum 8eiuh.
Der iunae Senrp Sess lit nadb
Slatse, &auias sereiit UNI langere
Belt oa 81 bleiben.
Der 5rauen Berein Der Rresbp'
terianer @emeinbe bate am 9ienitae
Quitting artp" bel 6raa %.
8ranbbprit.
@s tbut uns leib beridter 81
mdiien onB Der ate Serr Gltrif
Sluetih siemtiA trant lit.
Sen. 8tecbman BON @pre, luar
bier um feline fraute Mutter 5rau
fGsas. Riefmnnn gu beiuden.
Srau Gilbert @eets befinbet iid)
aui Der &ranfenliite.
Die 4rafune Der &pnftrmanoen
IN Der 8resbptertanar &ir6e fttoet
ndd1iten Spuntae iiatt.
Ber9er. SRI. Mtinnie 9els
menbad) 1T wieoer upn ct. auuis
5urlid.
Fri. 6lurence Obernrrtmnn bic
bier bel ibren @roBelteru gu BeIud]
mar febrte am 0lenita8 nad Gbetopa
&anias suriid.
9m. SdDtbmann's Sdule
bielt am lebten gamIta9 S9luBfeie,
unb ruaren uiefe 2eute anrueIeno.
5rau gtiiab Sueoemann 1T ieb'
tranf.
DITTO S6miot ipriht oanon nof
elm neues Saus gu bauen.
Die Saule Der 2ebrertn 5rl
Florence gpredelmeper tptrb am !
Mlai i6lieBen.
IS. 6. Ott uirb bieien Summe'
elm neues @ei16ftsbauS bauen.
49, mr.
Gin 5radtwasen nit Glen be
(aben lief Sreitas stuiIden Berger
unb Serntaun uont @iienbabneeleti'
ab unb uerrib b%aiielbe, auf mebrer
gtunben ben 8ertebr bemmenb.
, Sperr Sante BON 8intnep 1T ar
i. @ontae eeitorben. Die Jraue
E S4mibt, RoeOel unb Stud BON bic
G tuobnten benz 8esrdbniB bel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10
abas. 6uit eeitorben.

Starb In ieinem Seim, aeitern
mureeu um 5 rlbr, i'm Stuble iiteno,
pl6sltf1 am SblaeHuB, Serr @bas.
@uit i'm utter uon II Sabren. Sc
NOR aus 8ommern sebartis unb tam
NIT ieinen gltern In 1866 nah
Nmerifa uno in oieieB @uuntp no bic
5amilie in @aseunaoe fit uieoertieB
unb !pater nau ABORTION sog. SIN
Sabre 1874 ebeliht er 5rl. Ratberine
MuelIer bon 3ermaun, iuobnte 10
Sabre lang auf Der 6arm bel Ror'
rilon auf neldler &c bard e~iiernen
5lei6 unb S~pariantett gum poblha'
benbep Manne wurbe. Gr 5oa 90,
4 Sabren nit ieiner 5amilie uat
Sermaun. Gs a6erlebea i'm feline
Satin uuo 5 &iu6er. ndmlih Gbars
les. 5ris. artbur. Battle ano Seorpis,
@nh, iOpie stuei 8raOer uab auet
Shmeitern. Die Beeroisuns finbei
moreen Radmittas UNI . uhr ftatt.
T.
Der 6ranen 8ereiu bee bieiiser
st. Bauls @euteinoe uefd3er es IN
ternummen bat bic SeiuGer Der biel
Gnbe Rni tasenoeu Spnoeal Con
ferena gu ipeiien, 1T iebr erfreut ibe'
bic unterithbuue Die ibm in oieiel
8orbaben gu tbeil miro. Gas @OmitI
beitebenb aus ben Eamer 5rau s. y
Beniel, Gueuft Boblt, Gbas 5anien
glbert o. Raeseltn unb Clara aoep
te netfes fur GBwaaren iorst, muir
be bieier Gage unuerbUHt ansen ebn
lberraiht burh bic Rahrid3t Don
Raufmann 5ris 5daeperfOetter nit
eetbeilt, baB Der 6raueu 8erein be-
Sobannes 8emeinbe su BODuam l0'
Bfunb Shinten beiiteuern uirb. s
oas nidt ih6n? Ran reHuet au
burfiHnittlit 800 8eiuher ben Eas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10
a.rmann, no.. sr,itas Sen | 11oOember
0fisieuer me9weiisr.
6erietts .Germ,ine.

ountn.Gourt. @~tssIndBtss 1trmins bsg,ll-
nsH am 4. Wlouta9 Der Dtonate 5tnrnaf. wsal
auauIt uno 9lppenlber. Stensraus9tein o.
hbr6e am /. Wlpnta9 i'm april.
Tuif.gpurt. R~tgelnhbiet 3srritne Pc
atnnsu an .. Wtontu9 Der Dtouats Sanaor' 1'a'
nno September.
rpbate.&purt. He9simaRlst aelMLns |" :
ainntn am 4. Montos bsr wtonaIe HeoEAul
Mat. lusuft uRb Tootni6sr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

ten Runtag nit @rtbeilau8 oes
beutideu Stulunterridts b%estnnen.
Die Drate Comet 8ano 1T iest
numeriit, unb qualitio itdrter als 81
iraenb elmer Belt ibres 8eitebens, 8
Sabre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10
6r4t plts. Co., 6erdusseber.

s0,.rea !, the Pos, once a, Hermann. Mo. as
econd class 1rail matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10
IS { D b Il {
@Oriaierl,pon

abonuirt aut Das mpermanher
gDltsblatt.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

Serr Sante BON 8intnep 1T am
@untae seitorben. Die Grauen
ghmibt, Ruebel unb Stud BON bier
tuobnten benz Degrading bel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10
beirathsidein

u. y. Samilton, 8lano.
Bertha 6. SLIDER, Safe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

Bereer. SRI. Minnie 1el'
menoadb 1T mieoer upn ct. auuis
5uriif.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
ALIEN MUSICIANS HURT AMERICANS Union Leaders Complain to the President That Foreigners Are Displacing Native
 Article,
TEST CASE TO BE BROUGHT
Three Leaders Call on Secretary Suaus to See If Subject Docs Not NiO- late Anti-Contract La-
 hor Law.

Washington Dee. 2S. The presi- dent to-day had a long talk with F. j.. Ga, tgdn, an attorney representing la- bor interests in New York; Joseph N. Weber, president of tho American Federation of Musicians. and Philip Hauser, president of the New York union of Musicians, who claim that alien musicians arc being brought into this country in large numbers under contract 10 displace American must clans. Not only were American mu- sicians losing their positions. he was told, but the foreigners were cutting prices.
 The president gave his visitors d note to Secretary Straus of the depart- ment of commerce and labor, asking that full report be made to him as to the charges
 Until test case Is brought before him. Secretary Straus of the depart- ment of commerce and labor will not pass upon the question whether or not alien musicians come within the provisions of the antl-contract labor law. After their visit to the presi- dent Messrs. Gayegan. Weber and Hauser called upon the secretary of commerce and labor at the presidents suggestion.
 After being told by the secretary that he would be prepared to pass upon some specific ease. the eommit- tee left with the determination to bring such a case before him
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
yhon medicine, and uhcn suggestion

when medicine, and whom suggestion and advice.
 On the other hand tho theological schools are considering ravorably the of courses calculated tc prepare tlle ministers of the future to to minds diseased. to perform the mnistratinns ot tho spirit In the light of a scientific Knowledge of how that ministry operates Ii Is slgnifl cant that in Tufts college the medical and thc divinity students will both come under the supervision uf one man the renowned expert Jr Morton Prince Tn that college, at least, the of religion and of modi- cine will be taught to soc how each is indispensable tn tho other Through a ministry thus trained the church will reach larger usefulness. and that too without dwariing q single function which it has today. unless | he that of raising money by unworthy and unbe- coming efforts
 Already through tho now departures into rcalms of faith and mental sug gestion men arc learning how gfoat IS iho dominion of tho mind and soul, Thoy are learning to ho masters of themselves and moro than conqucrors over passions and worries and nervous ness They are learning to look to and to depend upon God, with whom all things are possible, and who is never other than tho Friend and Father of His children Through the combined and blessed manifestations of puro and uudeliled religion and scientific medl- cine weakness and sin and error are departing into the ranks of tho cons d,lercd foes of mankind. False systems there are and must be, but they will soon have their day and pass away No ono who believes in tho goodness of cod and the progress of man can doubt hut that WI shall at length come into the knowledge of the truth that shall make us free indeed Rev Harry
 Adams Hersey in the Tlniyersaist Leader
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
AUSTRIAN OFFER sPURNED.
Turkey Totally Opposed to Acceptance
 of Her Bosnia Suggestions.

Constantinople, Dee 2S.-Count Pal lavicln, the Austrian ambassador to Turkey, today had interviews with the grand vizier and Tewhk Pasha, the minister of foreign affairs. He found them boht totally opposed to the ac- ceptance of Austrias suggestions for a settlement of the Bosnia and Herzegov- ina question The count was inform ed however, that the ottoman ambas- sador at Vienna had been instructed to open negotiations with Baron Von Aeh- renthsl the Apstro- Hungarian foreign minister and the opinion was express cd that with the good will of both sides a satisfactory agreement would event ually be reached
 IL is understood that the porte will shortly invite Bulgaria to send dele- gates to resume negotiations for set tlcment of the Turco- Bulgarian ques- tIons,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
TO SPOON IN THE CLOUDS.
Remarkable Arrangements for We'd ding Trip Made by Western Couple.

Chicago, Dec. 2s-A honeymoon in the clouds Is the remarkable arrangement for a wedding trip by Charles A. Coey, prominent in automobile circles and an enthusiastic aeronaut. His marriage with Mss Carrie Hume Lewis of Kan sas City, Mo, will take place in that city next Saturday morning. Mir. Coey shipped his immense. balloon Chicago" and lis automobile to Los Angeles woeN ago. Immediately after the mar riage ceremony MT, Coey and his bride will start for the California city. where they will spend two months in motor" in n, and making balloon ascensions. His fancee, Mir. Coey explains, has been an enthusiast for some time in aeronau- tics.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
OLD AND NEW.

The old year sat beside tho hoarth In troughtful mood, the hour was
 late. And ere he vanished from inc earth Tho past he fain would contemplate '1 brought wreath of joy for those Who had o'erburdened been With
 grief" He said; and for unnumhered woes Furnished the cordial of relief ''ro some gave a gardens bloom. Sweet pansieS and forget me notS; To some the cypress and the tomb The harrenntss of desert spots. With love I tarrlod for while Breathing the sweet ElNsian air; And bldding hopo serenely smile Across the threshold ot despair [ elrcrcd on m! natal hour Burdcned alike witahlss and hanc, Commissioned by myLurd to dover Some hearts with eHso and some with
 pain. Where happiness had rich Increase, l shall be honored iong ! kuow But fhusc ! robbed Of iny ana peace They will be glad to have me go, I've followed many bridal trains Have watched hy many a lonely hicrt With birth and death with loss and
 gath,
 Made up the record of tho ycar And now beside pcremhors gate, Where hangs tho red's tlaruu bell | pause to sean the past aul wait The sound of my own fuHcra knoll Nine 1 am nearer to my goals Ten Time must eternity beCini Eleven Awake Immortal soul Twclve' And let tue new vcar in "I como tho old years dobt to pay;
 come hls promises to keep TO walk upon the worlds highway And deck the grares where dear ones
 sleep 1lfe's path with good or ill hcsircw. For unto Him who views tho years The new Is old tho old ls new
 NJ h K Doc & 1908
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
PURITAN FUNERAL
Eccentric Rhode islander Hauled to
 Grave by Yoke of Oxen.

North Kingston R. l., Dec. 2S.-A funeral of the Puritan days took place here to-day when tho body Of John A. Smith, former town councilman, was carried to a grave on his farm In an Fashioned wagon, drawn by a yoke of oxen, and followed by a procession of several hundred mourners The ancient customs were followed at the dying request of Mir. Smith, He was eighty years of age For many years he mad worn clothing patterned after Puritan styles.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
INDEPENDENT PHONE IN N. r..

Albany, N. r., Dec. 2s The Feder- al Telephone and Telegraph Co.,, api- tai ssOOOOOo, with principal office in Buffalo, filed certificate of ncorpor- ation to-day with tho secretary of state. The company states 1t proposes to operate telephone and telegraph lines in tho principal cities towns and villages in tho state..
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
MICHIGAN DEMOCRAT pE,p.

Adrian. Mich. Dec 2S. Willard Stoarns, at ono timo candidate for governor on tho democratic ticket many years editor of thc hdrian Press. and one or the most widely known democrats in the state, died to-day at his home here aged 73 years
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
READY TO DYNAMITE DERELICT.

New York. Dec 2S The steam ship Admiral SchlcN which arrived from Kingston, Jamaica, this morn Ing, passed the wreck of the schooner Warren Moore and the derelict de stroyer Seneca, standing by, ready to dynamite the wreck, yesterday at noon,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
SEEK RRANroRn AssAIl.ANrs.

Deputy Sheriff Peter Carney. Of Rranford Is hunt.ne for thc assalauts of Alexander Lowry a stone cutter of Branford who was wayaid and beaten into inscnsibilty late last Wednesday night LoWry's friends and tho agthof- ities believe that the motive was role hory.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
RACE RIOT LEADER JAILED.

Springfield, Tll., Dec. 2s.--Mofion for new trial In the case of Abraham Raymer, alleged leader of the racs riot mobs on the nights of August 14 and 1b. was overruled to-day in the Sangamon circuit conrt, and Raymer was sentenced to, thirty days In Jail and to pay nne of S25 and costs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

The old year sat beside inc hearth
 In troughtful mood; the hour was
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

The Canadian government did an eN- eellent business in the sale of special postage stamps issued onx tho occasion of the ter,ea enary of'Quebec
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RICE LAKE

April s9.-The rain Of last week
was great benefit to the small grain
which has been sowr.
Miss Elsie Love, who is employed
by Mrs Bowen Rathburn of Agram,
came home Saturday afternoon,
returning Tuesday morning. 80
Mrs r. Murfit and son, Leslie, of
Royalton, were callers here Sunday
afternoon.
Saturday was market day in Little
Falls, and in spite of the bad weather
a number. from here took in the sights.
Mrs. j. F. Mentally carried mail
for her husband on route No. 8 last
week while Mr. McNally took his
vacation z
Joseph Leigh of Social City came
down last week and visited relatives
and friends here for a few days.
Henry Love was taken suddenly i'll
Saturday evening with heart trouble
and for time it was feared he would
not survive Neighbors were called in
and watched with the family until
nearly morning, when Mr.. Love
became SO much better that danger
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was past. At present he lis SO much
improved as to be around again.
Southwest Darling

April 2s. The one week old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook died last
Saturday They have the sympathy Of
the community.
Louis Anderson is doing the spring
work for August Blomquist this week.
We had good rain which stopped
the fires. Everything is growing fine.
August Blomquist was pleasantly
surprised last Sunday afternoon by
the West Darling young ladies
society. Rev. J. P. Nordstrom and
the West Darling king were also
present. Refreshments were served
and good time was had.
A number Of the baseball society are
sick. Been out too much this wet
weather.
Aaron Engstrom is clearing land.
Ed. Fredrickson was here on bust
ness Monday.
G.. E. johnson is having the cellar
dug for his new home. The com
missioner from. the Second ward il
doing the job
The roads are pretty muddy.
Seeding is at standstill on account
of the cold weather.
Julius Abrahamson of Little Fall
helped the Pike Creek banker a
! blowing this week. -,
John Thelander is building sum
mer kitchen =