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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
8. q. Soe'nse, &npfcr,hasRat, unter
$50,O00 @iirgidaft scifeli;.
81 2 NJ N = 1. T 10 (oil


Scr &upfernlagnat 8. SluauIt,ts
0cIH5e, friibcrer &rdlt0eut Der Nicrs
cantile 9iational @nuf, lit ulf @runr
ciner Nuflngc. per6dftet tuoroen. o,c
por etlua 5ruei gSocbcu bon ner Ne8enls
Der 0ran0 Surp gegeli ibu erboben
ipur0e. Sic 0iltritts 9,uipdltimaft
bat leitber cas NntlaNenlnteriol biibi
orOentlidh 5lIlnmnlesgetrdgeu unn lieB
Igeiteuk @rn. 0eir3e pcrnbrebe termcBcn
lpiileit, odB lie i'm in $onit nebmen
lnhen pcrbc. 0nrauf besa1 ,idl S,eiu5e
| IN Segleitung leine@ 9Iupaife3 @pwnrb
Sauterbndl i'll Die Sffice ocs Sunoesz
Imarlhaits 0cnfei r!i0 itente litb bieiem
6ur Scrfliglmg. Ser W}orldall lc6ilts
teltc Sorll. $3ein5e sic 6ano uno oriidte
ieiuc jebenfuIl9 cinleiti9e -
tSrellbe aus, @errn 0ein6c fennen 81
iernen. Nann ualm CT i'm formell
III @aft mo fiibrte Inn @unoe5coms
ntiiidr obielbS por, Der ihu inter
$4,000 9iirglbaft 5lm Yro5eb aui
beute %ornitttag ieit6ielt.
Sem npc1 ill9cnolidcn &uplernla9z
naten, Der cine 9ldn6enbc &nrrierc 9es
nlnG)t BOT. inoem er lid nom einfaGcn
W}incn@ Sngenieilr 5ilm nlillipnenihmez
rem &ergiuerfs6eiiBer a,fIAmung, miro
por9eluorfeu. rdB CT ais &rdlioent ieiz
uer Sanf 5icherbeit. Die Der Snnf fiir
elm Surlebeu geboten lpuroe, bober be-
mcrtgcte. ais ncr pirfiihe gSertb be-
trlg. Wiuu nennt bics ..Cperccrtifiea>
tiou". SreiBiQ Scrartige Sale liegen
Dor. Sic Straftbatcn ipllroen I'M berz
gangenen Sftpber begaugen imo 5mar
Ni oiunlren Der Sirmu Stto SoeiH5e &
60, beren Snbdoer nuBer Nrib 9lu9us
irits @ein8c ieiue beioen Sriioer Cttp
Is. 0ein5e unb Slrtbur i. oeiu5c, ionic
Mdr 8. Sd)ulte pdren. Sieie Sirmn
mar bitrrb Den Aupierfrab III cine
llef'te Nnge 9erntben uno erbielt je@
nen Grebit bel Der Wcrcantile Notipnnl
Gdnf III Soobc bon mebr als $400. 900
gegen 15 Gbeds ltno Securitdten, nm
bcrcu .Cperccrtiiicotiou" ieiteu6 ocs
8nnfprdincnteu cS lid III Dem ppriicz
genben safe hanpelt.
=. YlllgiluIs Scir8e linb ieln Vim
mall beitreiten jcbt Shlub uno be-
soupteu. es lei 9crii9euo Sicler6eil acs
boten ipprben. Die slutlngebeb6rbe,
Die bur6 SunoeSauiunlt &enrp e.
Stiinion pertreten lpirh, lit anberer
Slniichi. es Niet. ban hicier Erpsss
uur bGs SOripiei 5n c;uem nllgemei=
nen, itbarfen %prgchen acscn bic
Saniiiinher New SUrt'S biloct
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14

Oiom, IS. Ge5. 1907.
@ertbe 9ieDattipn
90 efanltlib beiBt es I'M criten
Il NrtifeL Der itaiieniinen %er@
1x9 ioilltug, baB Die r0nniIdsfatbps
- lilu)e Heligior, Die Stootss
religion lit. @egen oieien g(rtitel bas
bcn iicl ieit eitli9er 3eit Die slnti>
Glerifnlen Stnlien'3 erbppeu: lie pcre
langen Die NbI6affung pesIel6en. Sa
c5 aber 'ni6t 10 leidt lit, ein @elcis.
luelc1e5 bon MiIlioneu bon &ntbolifen
Gpprobiert ipiro,. ab8ulhaffen, llihcu
Die @e9her Der Stride auT inoireftcm
gScge ibr 3icl 81 erreibeu; imD Die5
9on5 beIonDers NIT Der oulie bes
1interrio5t5 Miuiiters. Ntau nuB
iuiiien, Dab iii Dem tatboliifet
SStNlien elm Snoe nnb 2ogenbr,per on
Der Spibc bieIes WItniiteGl,nls itebt.
@ieier iiioiIdc Mmiiter bate itbon
ieinc eiebdili9fcit 9e9en Die fntboli@
Ic6cn Sdulcn beiuielen, ais por
Ntonaten Der Sfanba( in %arreSSe
0u3ge5rodea mar, Der INN gerabe eiu
%Rahipcrt Der Spgeubriioer beS aul>
flisriniiterS ipnr, Elm Sfanbul, beIien
Susgnng Die llnI6ulo per-SaleIianer
ms fl0rEe Si6t ltellte.
G6pn perlhieoentlib mar bic Srnge
iIber Die Grtbeiluug bes 9eligionss
nnterribtS I'M bieIigen Ynrldmente
nerbnnbelt iuorben lrno @accelli, Der
i'm Sabre 1895 llnterrintsminiiter
mar. 6attc cin OeIeB ourd)aefiibrt,
0en1Sufolqe Die 0emeinben fir oie CIR
tbeilung be5 9ieligion5unterrihtes 3u
iorgeu battcn. fallS oieier bon ben
@ltcru Der Shiiler berlnnet lpuroe.
@icien Tara9rnpben bat min por
Sur3cnl Der Sioa.. 9tapn ablbaffel
molten. Sie Srdge ipurbe bcnt
Gtaat5rat6 sur @ntIheibung porece
lc0t. Sicier 6ot beiAlolien, bnb Die
9Luf6ebuug oieies Yarn9rapbeu benz
Ierrl6enDen 9fe6te 5upiber iei. Gas
0eieb bnn 1917 ipur nicbt Darniif ees
ri6tet, Den 9tcligipnsunterricbt ab5us
ihaffer, llnO iuenn oieles @eieb bprs
id)rieb, ba6 III Den Ghuleu Die erlien
&enntriile be5 gteniten iub oe3
Staatsbiirgers gelebrt tperben iollten,
10 ipollte er feineStpe9S biermit Den
Heligionsllnterridt nilfbe6en. Sic
8cgner bc5 9tcligionsitnterridhteS be-
haupten jcboh, onB Der Seihlu6 oc5
c-laatSratbes nlr eiueu coulultdtipeu
gGertb fir ben Ntiniiter babe, uuo
Dteier gan6 nadb 8elieben ben Sc
id)lltB bel Seite lalien fonn& lmb in
rG+iter 3eit miro Die Srage lpieber
bon Icueru I'M Turlomentc bebanbelt
iuerben
SSnbeGen lit e5 i'll bieleu Stabte
i6ulen 9fom's ultmoglib Den 8eiie
gionsunterridt 5u ertbeilen. Senn
erlteuS iinb Die hermit beallitrasteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
&ricg Der enrrpliiGem Sampieriinic,t
nit Der engfiden ,,Gmnaro"=
Gpntmrrentim.
2iberpppI. 13. San.


Sic 8bite Star Sampferliitie reous
sierte am Sonnerstag Die Snbrpreile
fiir @ailnaiere 5peiter nnD britter
Nluile bon cnaliihen 9dien nndb Mem
9)prf uuO @oltou, lpeil Elm GROCER Sbeil
neS @erfebrs 0urf Die nellen Gieiens
nanpier a2uiitania" ltnb .Wtalree
1ania" ppu Der Gunarbs sSinie absc@
Ienft nprben lit. unb neil Die Gunurbs
0jeieQIhait lid) ipeigerte, 0ifieren5iol>
N1aten fir oie Sbiifc Der bnltiIden
&lanc Su3u8eireben.
Sic Sabrpreiie iiir Salagicrc 5pcis
Ter alailc pnr0en I'M $500 unp
$3.50 rcDu5iert, nnb Die Dritter &lnne
I'M $4.00 unp $500.
9a Die Gunarbs @eiellifait iidr
ipeigcrte, i6re Sabrpreiie auI Den
9alnpfern ,9nlitdnia" nno ygtmires
tNninr fir Yaiia9ierc 5pelter llnp
britter &laiic nm S3.75 81 erbobeH,
bielme6r Die 9tatcn iiir Die bcipen &c
nnnrten Santpfer nph mebr ernie
nrigie, IobnlD Die 0erableeun9 Der
gSDite Star 9inie betannt ipurpe, 70
lab lid Die Sntcrnational Wfercantilc
Wdrine. ipelcc Die gSbite Stdr S,lile
cpntrolliert. peranlnBt, ibrc Xrene los
1ort nm peitere $3.75 berub6nleeen,
ioodR oic Nehuttion inn @anSen 81 %
bctrdAt IS lunrbe nnaetiinoi9t, Da6
bic Giunrbs (&eiellldait oicien 3ug mil
Greitnp Iofurt blreb cine lueiterc Ser
nbieb'ng Der Sabrpreiic ibrerIcita
pariereu miro
Scr Continental 0icnit pirb bnrd1
nic 9ieonttion ui6t betroiien mn
ulr0en Die 6abrprclic iilr pic Sam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14

fnuptbeltanbt6eile biIOeu. @iarinl
bat oiele Wtifhnng .WIetorite" getauit.
Sn Anbetracat Der pbdnpmenalen
@eicbipiroigfeit Oe9 neuen Sorpenps
lpiro ibn fcin Sdiff cntrinneu f6nncn,
nuh ipenn es Da5 Sorpeoo unfonlmen
,liebt. .Warint bat ieiue @rfinDung
Der 8nnoesreaicrllns sur %srfiigung
geitellt
yarins @rf;Rblng lit ieiuer Mcis
llrng ndf nielt bo3u beirintmt, Den
oeefrteg 81 repolutioniren. ionoern lit
oldl fitr Die Sdnffiabrt pou ciuinuetz
oenner @idtigfcit. Aliit atororite" +"
ais Sriebfraft lppo leincr 9lniidbt nod,
dc HeiIc. bon 9iep gprt unh Soutbz
lanIpton IN jlpei Sagcn 5triid5ulegen
lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
Seisrt isine,t ia. Gycbmrtstas.

3 q I'm e, IS., 8. San.
Sorabanr aalinptp5tp fcicrt bcuta
liad ietner gngabe ieiren ia. @e<
birIstag. @r lit ser Iater bon IA
HttOerH, BON benen brei nod anl 9ebelt
NIllo; rerner esehoren Su ieiner ssantilie
20 Gnfel. 2S llreIifel ino llrurenfel.
Gr ipuroe III aieu. 9fuBlauo, aeborels
lino lsbt lett rs Sabren IN sImerisa.
@r ertnnert i'd mod leobaft ser eriter
llapoieont'd)en 5eit, Hapolepn's Nlar.
lde5 nadp Wosfau. ieiuer 8eionaens
llabne uno enoIihen @erbnnnllna 1ladl
st. 9elelta. &alinolpstp iuill uie
erlltllb trant serpeien iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
Sm 3.uci sGscu iltcr sen sltlautie.
" { m Mnrf- IL so

0unlon Wtoriul, Der Grfinoer Der
o5elhiibe gleihen. 9inmet3 uno bes
ranhlplen %nlperS, bat Gin Sorpeoos
boot ernln0en, od3 inter gSaner cine
O}eIdninoiafcit BON einer Wteilc in bcr
Ntilnlte entiaItcu ipll. Gin onoereS
Surpeoobopt ieinef Griiuellns ioIl bic
Ielbe Gjeimnin0lgtcit dilf bem gSaNer
belieen.
Sic @toiortprit lit niht ejaicliu,
lpie bel bcu g86itebeno'lbcn Sorpeoo8.
ipnoern cine ncuc Wfenaung. bel Scr
GNic6oaunupoiic uub atitroaiyccrin bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
Stnrrriiutb in ben Scutid,eu Siticc=
Trupin5cn ridltct sru.en
SGJabcn on.
AieI. II. No,,

@ Ie I, IT. ,SnH.
Gm hefti9er 9iorpoitlnlrm bat pie
@clpdlier pc5 @nltilheu Wcerc5 oil
oaS llfer getricbeu llrD Die nieoria aes
leaenen SiItrifte in oieler Stabt Iino
s bis Z SlB tief iiberfllit6et. @iele
ilnfdiie al tSiibers- nnb unbcren tlei~
ncn Sooten iuerbcn berihiet. Gin
dbnlie,es Slustreten oes MecreS hat in
1lien &iiltenitGbteu ltattgefrnben. &as
ilonen linb zen aan5en Gag bon benl
Sort Siibed nbeeicuert mprbem, rnt Sic
Sorfbelrpbncr 81 ioarnen. baB ba5
Nteer ireigt unb oG5 2anb iiberiluz
tben miro uno oab iie ipeiter in bas
Suno 6ieben iollen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
Erin5 JfnppreGyt nnD @cncrnl
major Sei.n.

y { | II, ~. Sall.
Is ipir0 nadtrdgti@ besanut. Dap
Srin5 Huppredt bon Saperu, Der
iiin9it unter 10 ieniatioueLleu linz
'tdnocn bon Der Neitllng per baperie
]den Grippe be3 Scuilmen Slottenz
pereins 5uriidtrni. lpdbreno Ieines
titr5llden 0ierlcin9 nit beul Gencrnls
ntajor Aeiut, eem geidldftsiiibrens
Den &oriieer be5 SlotteHpereins, iiber
Die mehreripdpnte STRIFE einc 9riinoz
libe slnslprncbe battc. Snonrch
nnroe ble perl1nliobe Schdrie ser
Gontroberic cntierut (Hdhere gin@
5eIbeiten iie6e IN uSpe5iai zGorreipons
beng aus Seutlcblduo") in belltiger
Nlmmer Seite A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
&cttibunc irciscIpruhcm.
. piie. ssonhp. 10. Snr

70 NpHpo, ~. 1NuIl.
sfn6 cller Scratbung bon pier5cbn
Stltnoeu aelan9tc Die Surp, pur uc(s
der Der Yro5eB gesen George VI. Yettie
bpne pcrbunoelt lporben lit, lpcle6er
beIeDulolgt mar, an Der Grmorblmg
hes friiberen Gouperneilrs Steunen~
ber9 beibciliat geipeien aii fem, am
Sanlsta9 5ur @iniauue nuf Gin @ers
pitt. bnrb ipeIcbes Ger glu9etla9te iiir
nidnbuloig erflar, ipirb, Us pnree
tenleriei Silnogcb,ln9 bel hcr Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
Sine gcplantc 9scusrni,a.

gS a binatou. >. g., II. San.
Gin bcilie bon Dem Nbgeoroneten
SdlpIon aus Soma. Miitglieb bee
8auSs Gpn,ites fiir Slottcn Angelcs
9enbeiten cin9ebrndtcr Gjeiebentiuuri
bc3pedt cine poilltdnoige llmpdne
lllng bes Observation-Disclosures. Gr
tbcilt baSlelbe III eine abtbeilrH9 fin
bns cigentide 5lpttenpelen (Ieriuz
ncll) mno cine 6peite, Die fiir Wtaie
riaiien mo Shiifsbmi gn. Sic erie
Nbtbeihna loll einenl nftioeu 0ia
rinc Sifi5ier niclt lmier DENT Mange
snlra SagIiunS. Die Gnserc ciHen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
Sraunitiftung n,tseorubt.
81 { IN q d a12 6


TerIhiebene 8eliBer bon geetp g)orz
Fer Wiet5sfaicrnen. iueldbe ibren Gin
irobncrn Die aeforoerte oerablesung
eer 9@ietbsprene perlpeiserteu, erbiels
ten am Sieustag Pplttarten nit ser
Srnbung, ilre pduler ipiiroeu in
Sranp geIredt irerben. luenn lie DIE
0ttetber auf Die StraBc iester. Die
Eolttarten batten in 9lGgemeincll
'fplscnoen 8ortlnut:
.Wir lueroen au55ieben. a6er nac]z
DEM ipir Sbr Soalls gerdllmt lnben,
ireroen Sic 9eiuh bon ser Selicr,pebr
erbalten.
lse8. 9ie rctbc Sslaaac.
Dap Is Den Niietbern NIT piez
ler Srobim9 bnrdaus Grnit lit, purbe
belricien burb ein Sseuer, iuelAeS arr
Oienstaa i'll elmer Wiiethsfalernc on
Der Raoiiun StraBe ausbracb. bercn
Gigsntbiimer Die Soroerilngen ner
Wliether periueigert battle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
Srri @ieait1cn fummen bci nem
@raaoe eincs WcsGuSeS nm.

San Sranciscp, Gnl., 6. San.
Nrei Serlpuen nerloren beute irii6
ibr 9eben. als oa$ Nebengebtiuoe bes
frin3Gliiebeu S,oipitals. oas ais
9&didanilalt IND eleftrilGe &raiiitas
tion b2niiet ipirh. npbrnrmte. Sic
Cpier mareH Sllgelfelite. Cine 3eit'
lang 9eerls1tc utter cen Saticuteu eiue
gauif atcr lIe lpnroen bon ocn Yiles
gertn'en 10 ispNeIl ium ul0giih be.
rnbigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
6rciberr ppm Ictenban upm $,f. @ater
auSge5eidnct.

= I II, y. ,NuH.
Sffisios fpiro ieet mitgetbeiit. baB
Ser Sapit Sreibcrr b. Notsnbon. mel
der auf bem Eoiten be5 preuBiIben
Gieinnbteu bein |ntitau bon Or b.
Wlilbl6erg, Dem ebsmnligen llntera
ltdN5iefretdr bes Nusipdrtlgeil artts.
ob9elnlt luorben lit. cine Slbi@iensa
slubien5 CAB. Gs liuterbielt lib Der
Saplt lange nit Dem @elanbten nno
5oIlte ibm lebhafte stnerfeummg fir
iciu erlpriebIines @irfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
9icnn Gcripnen in Sbcria,ieiicn
crIruren.

. erlin, 10. Gan.
Sic grnunliBc AGltc, mclthc in Sen
lebten Sa9eu gau5 Seutihlano 6cins
iuttc, bat lidl namentlid audi in
NberIdlclien fiiblbar geuladIt. Sort
inn. lailt einer gRelbuua. ileun
Serlpnen erfrpren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
@eipaltiser 5euerihnbrn III 1yort
gSprib, Seras.
Sprt S o TT b, Sep.. 10.

y = y = , = Nt ~ y 0NNFI.
SSll Wtittelpmtte pes GieludIt5s
tbciles Der Stabt rit6tete leste Gud1t
cine SeucrSbrlinit einen Shaoen bon
ettpa S1.000,o00 un. Sel groBten
%erlnit crlitt Die Sera3 4 Yatiiic
Giieubabu' oieicllid)uft. oereu mir
0iiItern ulier %rt urgcfiillien Gpeiher
nieberbrannte, Ser angeribteie
Sbapen beidnit lib allf mnoberno
S500,O00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14

Sbarp III 9Iaiboiue geitprben. ,srau
Spdrp hat inter ieper IDminiltras
ron, diiS9enpnunen ser Don gSalbs
tn9tor, 9elebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
Srct Gerioncn brsdsn omrd,'s GiS
INN ertrinfen.
"a nl q itn. 2. A..

N.U NJ y 7 7 Il, =. ~, .. aNITI.
Der 1Siabriae Sraucis Steder uno
icin 8riper SSiIliam ipasten lid, nnt
opnnfu9 i'll Ser NGbe pon Sauaifu.
2. g., auf oas 9i5 eine5 5eihes. Sic
Dime @isoedc brad,, itnb bcibe inntet
inter. Gin imbetaniter Hdnn luollic
ihncu Su pilfe ellen, noen audi iinter
ibin brad, aa5 Gi3, llnb a(le Srei ers
tranfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
ssicosr Gin o0icasp'er Ranseritiidd5en
IS bicogp, Su.. 10. San,

g y tc a q ., Nl., TO. Snll.
Sic NeiiBe Eoli5ei lildt nach ben
Rdubern, ipelc6c I. sSarb Sloof. ocn
gollefipr Der Siuma Sibbn, @fcgteil &
Sibnn, tnebcltcH, ar cinen Stablpioitcn
Der MctrppoNtdn S,omDahn in Der
&dbe ret IispGIEes Wnp per s.aryus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
sSien icbt cine 3,uei= @silliunens
Staot.
9Sien. G. cSnll.

" Sicn, 6. San.
Die Ginlpohler5ahl Der Staot g8ien
tat sll 9icuiapr oic Sfpeite Dli(licl
iibsrIhrit,cn. Gomit lit 8ien s,tr
lcdltgrobten 3aot ser gGelt aufge<
riift. SaS @dd,staum 1T ein be-
bcutenOes, Oh Die Yspolferluig im
SGbre 1900 iloh ruro 1,650,0 900
6ctcug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-14
s@o5es A!Rr.

NiIlerSburG, & bio. 6. ,Sun,
Snl IIter bon 1o7 SG9ren iiE Muan
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Davidson-Dillion Wedding

Ou Sunday evening October 4,
1908 number of relatives gather
co at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley Dillon to witness the mar
riage OF their daughter, Lille to
MIR. Forest Davidson, a prosper
Gus young man of Buell., son OF
H. A. Davidson. The party en-
tered the parlor proceeded by
their attendants, Mr.. Milton
Singleton and Stella Davidson,
sist er of the groom, where Brother
Lovelace pronounced them hus-
band and wife, after which the
guests entered the dining room,
where an elegant wedding supper
had been prepared by the brides
mother.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
For a County Fair!

There was meeting:of citizens
of the county held at the court
house in this city, last Monday
night for the purpose of discussing
the idea of organizing a County
Fair association and holding a
county fair near this city next
year. c. X. Sheets president and
A. B. Lail acted as secretary.
The following committee was
appointed to sell stock: G. K.
Sheets, G. w. White, John Sleight
P. c. Taylor, Sam'l Sharp, w. w.
Worley and A. B. Lail.
The following committee was
appointed to select a location for
the fair grounds: John j. Martha
DR.. w. E. Owings, w. L. Hilbert,
Jas. Ferguson and VIM. Haas.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
STANLEY STOCK COMPANY
Excellent Satisfaction at the
Opera House this Week.

The Stanley Stock Company, a
favorite aggregation of talent in
this city, commenced weeks en-
gagement at the ollinsville opera
house last Sunday night, present
ing the domestic drama, "Why
Girls Go Wrong" and they were
greeted on their initial perfo rm-
ance with a house that filled near
" every seat in the play house
The large audience was delight
fully entertained by the ability OF
the company and testified their
appreciation by frequent appl ause
and enjoyed not only the play but
the excellent specialties which
were presented for their appr oba-
ton. The company is one of the
largest stock combinations on the
road carrying sixteen peopled, al
of them capable and giving to the
characters which they portray a
painstaking and conscientious eff.
fort, and the whole cast working
to q harmonious and finished por.
trayal, which makes for q mos
enjoyable evening. No bette,
place can be selected to spend 9
pleasant evening than by witness.
ing one of the presentations giver
by this company and good houses
should be the rule during the bal
anoe of their engagement in thil
city..Collinsville Democrat.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
The Montgomery street Fair
viii be- on Next Week
From Wednesday TO
Saturday.
you CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS IT
Our Street Fair Always One
Of the Best Held in the
State-Attend Every
Day.

The Montgomery City Street
Fair will start Wednesday morn
ing Oct 1ith, 1908 at Q o'clock.
The reputation OF our Street Fairs
10 the past has travelled far and
wide ard on everv hand 1t is con-
ceded that ours is the one big first
class Street Fair held in the state.
This years fair will be up to the
usual high standard of the fairs Of
previous years. A splendid prem.
ium list has been arranged and
the com mittees in charge are de-
termined to make this years fair
as successful as those of the past.
Do not miss day. Come with
families and enjoy all four days.
Montgomery City people extends
the invitation and assures all a
grand, good time.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09

THE PEOPLE ARE WITH HaDLtY
DAM. ! Hill. Candidate for L
;. Senate Accompanied
Mr.. lladley.

To say that Attorney General
Hadley, Republican candidate for
Governor received a hearty well
come here last Friday hardly ex-
presses the enthusiasm shown.
Republicans and Democrats in
large numbers locked to the Hotel
Hanover before the speaking to
exchange greeting with Mr.. Had
ley and assure him of their conf
dence and support. In the after
noon every available seat in the
circuit court room WAS occupied
by enthusiastic citizens of both
parties. Mr.. Hadley delivered an
able and interesting speech which
met with the approval of those
present as was shown by the fire.
quent outbursts of applause tina,
interrupted the speaker.
Mr.. Hill, one of the repub licar
candidates for the senate also de-
livered an address following Mr.
Hadley and he pleased the people
with his evident good humor anc
excellent abilities.
If Mr.. Hadley is held in as high
esteem throughout the state as he
is in this county there can be nc
doubt but that he will be elected
Governor in November.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09

W. NlNIa~ ~ Rana ~ Pay.
ss's W. ana Ii,s la iisaslsy ai
asas U1sH -rr~ Ysir,iy us'gies
a. $50 beAauisI roaswy home Of
ifr bflds's pAfrn,s, Nr and Me-.
PfanE Hrusisy. TgrsAAy Aitef-
pob. Rev Holly HAis ot Wslls-
vile oniciaiing
Inc bride vas moe, becoming
~ attircd N peacock blue. tailor
"a Adc suit. With hat and gloves to
match. Miss Bernhdinc Tclfair
and Morton Watts, brother OF the
groom were attendants.
Mise Blanch Cove sang, "I Love
You Truly, before the bridal party
appeared. Miss Blanch Cove
played the wedding march, Miss
Maybelle Cove accompanied her
on a violin.
The parlors and dining room
were most beautifully decorated
with white chrisanthemums and
golden rod. The curtains were
down and the house was lighted
with candles. A most sumptuous
six course dinner was served
promptly at noon. The wedding
took place at three o'clock, after
which punch was served and a
ne at little box containing a piece
of the brides cake was given to
each guest. The bride and groom
lett on the 3:41 train for Plateau,
Texas, where they will reside un-
til the first Of the year. The TRI-
b UNE join their many friends in
extending congratulations.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-09
Hon Nm ~ Taft. the Ncs'
l'rsi..rnt Il ,hr tuIird
~tatca ~is-aks tp our
Citizens.
WtllSVlllt ALSO H0h0RtD
Large Crowds Gather Early
to Hear Mr.. Taft and
Show Their En-
thuslasm.

At about 10 o'clock a. m. Tues
day the Taft special pulled into
the city amid the cheers OF the as
sc mbled people, all Of whom,
democrats and republicans alike,
were anxious to see and hear the
next president OF the Republic.
The schools of the city closed for
an hour in honor of the occasion,
and none were more enthusiastic
and cordial in the greeting to Mr..
Taft than the school children.
Railroad St. was appropriately
de corated with flags and bunting
and pictures Of the candidates.
Senator Warner introduced Mr..
Taft in couple of sentences and
there was a mighty and enthusiast
tic shout from the people.s
The applause was so hearty that
Mr.. Taft cooked his head on one
side in his characteristic way and
shouted: "Wil you make that
good in NovemberP" The crowd
howled with delight and there was
a chorus of "You bet we will"
"Sure thing!" and "We sure will
try"
Mr.. Taft showed a remarkable
knowledge of local conditions and
told in figures of the prosperity
the country had recently enjoyed
He asked the crowd if they wanted
to return to the time OF Cleveland
ism and they shouted, mot or
your life!" and "Never!''
Mr.. Taft said that, from the
crowds he had been having in
Missouri, and the cordiality with
which he has been received he
concludes that Missouri proposes
to show somebody next month";
Again the crowd applauded Wig
orously.
He asserted that four years age
Missouri came to the Republican
party "Mysterous stranger
Now she was very good and, he
believed, lasting friend within the
party. The train pulled out before
Mr.. Taft concluded his remark:
and many people ran after the cal
seeking an opportunity to shake
his hand.
AT Wellsville a large crowc
waited the arrival of the Taf
special and by special arrange.
ment the train made a brief stop
and Mr.. Taft in few we'll choser
words expressed his appreciation
of the welcome given him by the
people oI nat city and vicinity.