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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-22

e2Ac; No. 8, 61Ac; No. 4, 6ok q
Gle: No. white. 631ac; No. 8, $40
621ac: No. yellow, 62Ac; No. 2 611s
@62c.
Cash oats-Receipts, 100000; ship
ments, $4,000; No. 2 mixed, 451sc; No
3. 441ac; No. 4, 431ac; No. 8, white
ASH @461xc; No. 4. 44@45c.
Grain Futures.
Wheat-Dec. open. STA; high,
s1.14ss; low. s1.14; close, s1.14ss
May, open, s1.12h; high, 81 1915
low, $1.10%; close, 81 1913.
Corn-Dec. open, 62Ac: high, 621ac;
low. 62Ac; close, 621sc; May, open,
&c; high. Sec; low. 65Mc; close,
65ssc.
Total cIearances.
Wheat and -four 1000; corn. 299,.
600; oats, 1900.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. 22.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $4,000; estimated tomorrow
$4,000; left over 1900; market, 1oc
lower; mixed, $7.95@S. 40 heavy,
SIS. 25@S AZ; rough, So 00@8. 20; light
81 .S0@S. 25; bulk, $S.20@S. 35; pigs,
Sc. 25@7 60.
Cattle-Receipts. 21,00O: market
natives, steady; beeTes. 81. 1905 60;
cows and heifers, So. 25@6. 90; stock
ers and feeders, So. 1906 IS; Texans
SIS. 0o@6.25; westerners, 81. 25@6 so
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000; market
steady; natives, So 25@5. 40; lambs
81. 5o@S.4
Estimated Receipts Tomorrow.
Hogs, 27,000 cattle. 1000; sheep
$4,000.
st. Louis Live Stock.
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, Ill.
Dec. 22-Hogs Receipts, 10000;
market, 10c lower; mixed, $3.50
S.35; heavy, $S.3O@S.4O; rough, sS.1t
! @S2o; light, sS1o@s.25: bulk, $s15@
/ 80; pigs, s6.5O@7.S0.
/ Cattle-Receipts. 5000; includin.
1000 Texans; market natives, steady
beeves, s3.9O@s.5o; COWS and heifers
| $3.25@6.00; stockers and feeders
| $3.O0@6.65; calves, $575@S.00; Tex
ans. steers, $3.50@5.75.
heep-Receipts. 1900; market
steady; natives, sa.5o@5.75; lambs
j $6.5O@s.4o.
Kansas City Receipts.
| KANSAS CITY. Dec. 22.-Hogs, r.
600; cattle, 100000; sheep, 1000.
Omaha Receipts.
| OMAHA. Dec. 22.--Hogs, 5000; cat
tie, 1000; sheep, $500.
Local Grain Market.
| KEOKUK, Iowa, Dec. 22.-Today'
local markets furnished by the o. A
Talbot Co.:
No. 2, wheat, red winter ;. .s1.10
No. 3, wheat, red winter 49,. 1.07
! No. 2, wheat, hard winter ~. .9S
White oats ................ 40
Mixed oats ............ .3sA
| Rye 1890. ... &c
Corn, new, ear ........,. 5S
Local Produce.
| KE )KUK, Dec. 20.-The followin,
local produce market is furnished to
! dey by the s. 2. Pond Co.:
Butter-Shippers pay 231sc; grocer,
23c; creareries. 31@32c; butter fat
32c.
4 Eges-24@25c.
Poultry Shippers pay: Hens, 12c
Springs, 121sc; cocks, &c; hen tur
keys, tic; toms, 14c; young toms
Ice; geese, &c; ducks, 10c.
Local Live Stock.
| KEOKUK, Dec. 2O-The followin,
/ live stock market is furnish ed today
by Joseph Haubert:
| Hogs-Good butchers, s7.25@7. SIS
Sheep Butchers, s40O@4.55
lambs, SIS. 00@5.50.
Calves+S5. 5000. 90.
The greatest dagger from infiuenz;
! e. FL. - TTz
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A Happy Christmas Party.

"a beautiful children's Christmas
Iarty, delighted the forty little folks
Dis afternoon in the rooms OF the
6ung Woman's Christian association,
"a guests of the Junior Committee,
Imposed of the seven ladies who had
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-22
Private Dance Friday.

On Friday evening. Messrs Archer,
Miller and Eugene McGrath will give
a dance in Hawkes. hall.
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Convalescence after pneumonia, ty-
phoid fever and the grip, is sometimes
merely apparent, not real. To make it
real and rapid. there is no other tonic
so highly to be recommended as
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Thousands SO
testify fake Hoods.
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DIR. .. 7. CLARK.

DIR. U. 7. CLARK.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office. Nj. C. A. building.
Office hours: 00-10:S0 a. N. $3.50
70 $3.50 and 7:0O and 500 p. N.
Phones-Office, low.-, 305-R.; Hub.
l57. Residence, Iowa, 5293; Hub. 2092.
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Local Live Stock.

KEOKUK, Dec. 2O.-The following
live stock market is furnish I'd today
by Joseph Haubert:
Hogs-Good butchers, 81. 25@7. s5.
Sheep Butchers, $4.00@4.55:
lambs, SIS. 00@5. so.
Calves-$5 100000.
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License to Wed.

Miss Eva A. Reed and Mrs. Chas.
E. Holland procured a marriage lie
ense yesterday afternoon and were
welded last evening.
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INSURANCE.
Only reliable companies Of large
assets represent ed.
H. 3. BLOOD,
l. South Sixth Stree.
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Woodman Hop Tonight.
The Woodman will give another Of
their series of dances this evening in
their hall. Agnes full orchestra will
play.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

W HEN 'The Prince of Pilsen" was the attrac-
w ton on Broadway a few years ago the
"Song of the Cities" introduced group Of pretty
girls as representing ten of the big towns of the
Union. New Orleans personifed by chic
young damsel named Diamond Donner. Latterly
she has not been heard of in comic opera-and
why? Because she has been preparing herself
for grand opera, and is a full-fedged "artiste'
Miss Donner is member of the Abramson Italian
Grand Opera Company, on tour of the middle
West, and is doing nicely. Her roles include Lola
in "Cavalleria Rusticana" and Media in II Pag-
liacca." A St. Paul paper says she was bewitch-
ing in the former role and charming in the latter.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

WnLIAM WINTEE's
"Other Days." is an ar
raignment of the stage
Of the present and a
reminiscent "boost" for
the players Of the gen
Grafton preceding this.
Mr.. Winter pays his
respects to the present
day stage managers in
somewhat C a u S tt c
terms. The following
paragraph is respect
fully submitted to
George Marion, Hugh
Ford, Julian Mitchell,
Joe Humphries, J. C.
Huffman, R. H. Burn
side, Frank Smithson
and Gus Sohlke:
"In our time the di-
rection Of the stage is
commonly a s S umed,
not by old, competent,
experienced actors, but
by some popinjay who
calls himself a pro
ducer,' and W b o S e
stock in trade consists
of an owlish assump-
tiOn of wisdom, a mis-
chievous celerity in in
terposing frivolous OBJ
jections, and an exas-
perating demeanor of
peacock authority. One
of the favorite meth
DDS of that charlatan
is to watch the old
actors at rehearsal, as
they work up a scene
W i t b business of
which he, the pro-
ducer,' is absolutely
ignorant, until, just t
before they reach a
climax, and he is able
to discern the coming
effect, he can sudden
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

ly interrupt them and instruct them to do precise
ly what it has become evident that they intended
to do In that way he often contrives to gain
credit with his. employer-the speculator who
runs the theatre for what there is in it for me-
and who is more ignorant than himself Of all that
relates to acting. The usual producer is a fun
gus of modern growth-a prig who Grams himself
by consulting a cyclopedia, and who thrives by
hoodwinking some confding female star, or some
one of the many fat-witted tradesmen now, for
he most part, possessors of the American the
atres."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10

0eitn mo 6rorL I @rumoitiid, @ro3.
$40, IS.
Murp Shlllt uno @cuubl an
Niainm Gllrih unO 6roll, Siioieitc
scr &iopcttc- Nucmuc, uobe Gurbum.
Strobc; $3.50.
EroOi0ent HCnItp Corporation an
&urrp 81. Niclo, 9tor0olticitc Der @k
ihor.Npcnlc, Kobe @inoior . W2ill.
&ooo; So.
Gpcrett 2. GppIcD al See g. ga.
burger un0 Srnu, N%orooiticitt Der
C!iinor- 2lpcrulc, nobC Minoior. Wiu4
NoaN, 8rlnbjins $t75; So.
GomunO I. Bates al 5obn@rigbt,
3 @runoitiIde; So.
@iuiom Ynttcrion rno 6rnu on
/ &onicS u. 9coImcor & Son So, ,
@rrmoitiidc; So.
&iooc Z. Eurf9, ilm. on &obn &.
&ctt mo 6roL : @rlnoitiide; So.
Carlton Il. Snitb etc. an Noio 9.
Sumpfin, I @rlmoitiid; ST.
Nohn Is. &ctt an Sionc :. &orfa,
inn, = @runoltiide; So.
Clinton 6. Moot mo Irou an Gait.
Ono NeoltD So, S &~rrn0itiidc; So.
@iaiom $. &ing mo 6rou an
Sp6n &in1 un0 6ralt Siioicitc Der
Wilfen9 NuCmlc, nn6c @ulo9fi. Ctr j.,
II bel 100, @rutojin5 sos; So.
George ". @cldj etc, BERN, oil
I,bn 2prcnj Siticite Ser Eoppleton-,
nobe Sorotogo. Strcbc, @rumo5inS
SOL; ST..
Gcr'clbc on &obn $. 9robonn
9pcItlcite Der Eorriib, nobc 9ialnin.
Strobc, @rlm05in5 $l2; ST..
Sclry Smith Gitotc SO. GIL aotic
", 6orcmarL I @%rlmoitiid, @rumo-
jin3 $3.50.
SonleS u. alarming ulo 6ruu OIL
Ncnrp M. Cannon mo 6rolL Dit
lcttc Der G%ronnuell., nnbc -. Str,
Is bel no, @runo5inS 500; So.
Worp q. NiQiomS mo @cmob(
on @iuiom 9ieio mo 5rou, Gillette
Der Soptila., nnbc NibIuno. Apculc
i3l@bei 20, Orlno5ins $1,000; So.
6ranf 9o}nnn9o unO 6rnu an SEQ.
G. Wiucr, Gillette Der NorterItroBe.
nobc 6airmount 2luenuc, l3 bel 63;
Sc.
&Clen 6. NorriS uno @cmob( al
!. Strnlgban Coming, 1 @runo-
iti;d, ST..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10

@lmiGL nod ieiner @cimntb 5uriid
fcbrcn 81 fonmcu.
&Ieiuc8 6cucr DCrur.
bcoCutcu0c Nufrca
NunN. Sic Grploiion zines @oio-
lin.GiCns pcruriodte geit2rn Mor92l
cine Scuer9brlnit in Dem Gr0gciboB
0ea @onicS 9}r. 1910, Battery pr.,
0o3 bon 6rou Eeter SHenm mo
ihrcr Mutter, Trou \Slllio @or0, be.
mobnt miro. 6ruu Sh2mm itiir5t2,
OILS lie, pic 6lWnnlGp entOrdte, olll
Ole StroBc unO brofte oic gauge
No6barihoit III gemnltiGc Nllirc.
Gunh inbcm lie er5dbIte, 0uB ibrc
nltc Mllttcr IN @eiobr iei, Ben Slant
mcutoO jlt chciocn. Nodborn, Gle
IN ooo 0olla itiirmtcL fnn0en icood
Die oIte Srou moblbcbolten Dor,
obnc Griolg bcnIiibt. Die 6lommell
Ourd Nuilegen bon Wottcn 6u er.
itidcn. Zen Mtitglieoern Ser SPIRIT
5en.Gompognie Nr. ~ geloug e3
bolO. 6es 6GlcrS @crr 81 mcroen.
Ter S6o6cn lit Eur mb2ocutcno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
D&cinabc Bier" ais Meter in Der
Moth.

Atlanta Ga, 9. SuIi. - Gem
o9tcors9 Beer" ullcin perounfen Beor.
Sio'9 &cgiolotoren uno S%tootabcamte,
ooB lie nift ipobl ooer libel olti ou3
GcDobntc @cboIt &er5i6t leiIten
mubten. Gie Stoot5faIie mar Iecr,
mo teincrIei Ginfiinitc itonocn IN
Auaiiht, nit oenen Die luuienoelt
Nu9gaben bitten ge0edt merocn f0n.
men, oils man pl0Blif gang 3uiGQig
elma $230,000 eutoectte, Die Der
S+cuer orf nNeor-9eer" entItamm-
ten itlto Gripriih9ti6 fir sen aol,f
elmer 8efGngniBiorm beItimmt mo
rem, ga bieier @lon jcood ilijpi-
ifen o~uige9eben muroe, 10 fonn ser
unerpartete 6llnb ol3 ein rcbt3citi.
Gcs 8cihenf 6es SimmelS ongeiebcl.
mCr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
Scirntbss Giccn5cn.

Sronf 81. Carroll 26 ulo Clara 6.
Wnrmel - Sorc olt; NIpplifant Gbo.
mas Sloler, 9tr, 1870, SodionitroBe.
Sronf &. Honnep % 9tr. 1876, "
81. StruBc, Nep-Oorf. mo Gono g.
MbitcburIt, Yort5moutL 90, 1S
Sabre alt.
Sobn $. Smith 80 unO Wuraaret
&. Neinig y Sabre oit; AppIitont &.
&irfnCr, 9tr. COS, @eit-@ German
Strnbc.
Nloer 6. NcDuoIo3 -, Or. 1900,
Observation-Disclosures, mlo emma g.
Stonc 30 Sabre alt.
@ooe 2. Wrigbt 81, Nr. 5i6,Yeod).
treeItroBe, Ntlonto, 90, II. Wopbcac
Tee0, harrisburg go, 10 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
@cfabrlidlr Ma!0br1noc.

G@otSfilL, Ny, 8. SuIi. -
Geitern iriib brohen @olobrGnoe in
ben biHtbeitonocnen Bergen Ser bic.
iiGen @egcnO ans, Die bis gum }lbeno
nrG niht inter Gontrole gebrnd)t ma.
ren. Gle SommerbotelS Ser 9tob
bar'fait limo cinitueilen nift geiGDr.
oct, bod iafte lctte Nodt elm ~ltarfcr
@tno Die 6Iammen 3t erneiltcr @itb
an. StootlidJe 6ellerIoitcr uro irei.
millige SiiliSfrGite iinb an ser Ar.
belt, INN einem lueitereu llmiihgrei.
len beS Clements ginbolt 5lt tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
0runoitHfs llebcrtrn9nn9en.

Z. GomorD Sombleton an 2(nnu
.. Is. Samblctoll, GItieite Charles.
nnbc Eleniontitrnbe, IS bel 60, 8r05.
SIS, ST..
.Soiep6 9. @bite GcoItp So" an
@iaiom y. 0i19S, 8eitieite Nobin,
jon, nobe 9ontitraBe, 12.11 bel 81,
. Collars.
Seon Sauer un6 Srau al Soliab
y. Sopfins, gSeitieite Moreluno-, ma.
be Hortb-I pcnue, fl bel 50, $1217,4O.
Charles q. 9otpen al @iIiouqGbp
SaQ, @eltieitc Hod- liabe Serington,
itroBe, 10 Bel II, 8ruuo5ins $75, So.
Wiaougbbp Sol al 9tettic Suco5,
G9eitieite Rod., nobe 2eringtonltroBe,
10 bel II, @runo5inS $50, So.
9erltaro 5. 5lpnn an .Soiepb g.
g9bite Heoltp Co." 20 @runoitilde,
) Collars.
2iQic 9. 80b an GScor &oot unb
SrolL Slt01eltc Scrlllgfolls, ltdbe
itroBe, 1875 bel SO, Grumo3inS $40,
$3.50.
Worf q. q. Gilt an Wapor un0
Staotratb, 3 @runoItiide, 81.
annie =. Mitnnifblpien oil oieiel-
ben SitIeite Slnn-, nabe Nlicennnn.
itroBe, 40 bel - sic.
Stanton GuueS on Morgoret 5.
Spelsbouie, SIbieite NORTH Apenue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
3iir ariiis in Colombia.

-. rF.fg aTE--"
9tqe 3eiten '6e,lten ouf cine ernIte
Repolution. - WogIide 9[bien,
oung omerifoniiher 9riegsififfe.
Banana, 8. SuIi. - Nus So.
lOmbio bier eingetrofiene Yoitnafl.
ridten laiicn Die 3uitdnoe in Der He-
publif GuBerit fritiid) eriheinen. Sn
Solge Ser 2lbreiie oes N%r1iioenteu
3epes nod europa iinb sic oerihies
6cnen politiihen Rorteicn oes Cant
0cS, Die oorocm poQig geeint cridie-
lten, bart an cinan0er gerat6er5 uno
ollie Nn5ci6en beuten barallf bin, Oab
Colombia nor elmer groBen &epoIlt.
tion Itcbt.
Ser Auiitono in 9orranouillu on
a. Suli mar criolgreidl itoem Die
HepollttiouGre Die Sorts rn6 Die 3oQ.
bGltier e%iunobmen unO pom ben Shiis
len ollf 0cm Wog0alenen. Strom BE.
iib crgriifen. Gina 80 @ro5ent oller
rod Colombia alt8gefiibrtcn Sitter
gcbcn ollrd 9arronqriQu, 10 6nB Is
bCn Hepolutionaren niht on ben Err
fproerlidcn Wittcln ieblen miro. 9ln.
fong8 glalIbtc man, Die reuolutionGre
9emc9rm9 Uoll5iebe Iid Infer ser ge-
mcinIamen &eitlmg Ser Gonierpotipen
rnO SiberaIclL bod bat ii6 Jest fer.
o~rSgeItellt, boB Die 9iberulen iidl
fern geboltcl un0 MIR 0ic llltra. Con.
ieroatiocn ibrc Nun0 I'M Spiele ba.
ben.
8aibington Z. e., 8. Suli.
- Scnor @lt5nlnn, SefrctQr ser Sc.
ianotihait pom Colombia, uno ser
@elan0tc bon Banana, &. s. 4roies
ma, ipradcn I'M StaotsOeparfement
Dor. 9os Stuotaoeportement pom
Colombia bat ca bis6cr nod nift iiir
notbwenbig crnd)tct, Die G%ntienOung
cinCS aric1SidJiiicS na6 9orrans
QlliIlo ST. crbittcll, bod) betiuoen iif)
Der Stronger Tacoma" lIn0 Die aa.
noncnbootc yDiorietto" mo oEaou.
cob" in centroI-amerifoniid)en Sc
rudiiern. INTO cile9 bieier Shiiie nlng
lriibCr ooCr ipdtcr bin bcoroert mcr-
hcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10

Gtnen ungcbetcnen y It
empiing 0eItern ". =. &o5pd, Der
3olmetid)er oes nSobnS Soptin5'
SolpitolS," IN Nerion ieincs SonoSs
mannes Selspbor Hofopicj. Seete-
rer beltonb oorauf Ro5pd ioQe ibnt
$50 5ltr 6obrt nod HuBlono einbdn.
higcll. Gin Glerf i'm EoItomt babe
lbm gelogt, ooB jeoer Suite, Der nad)
ieircr Seimotb %5l,riidrciien moQe, bel
Serrn No5pd ooS Sabrgelo erbolten
fonne. IS 0auerte 3iemli6 longe,
bis Ser Go5pd ieinen 9eiuder Do
bon iiber5ell9cn fonnte, ooB iid) Sc.
nton0 nit i'm einen ihledten @is
erloubt bobe. Hodopic5 fam na6
ieiner Nlgobc I'M Npril oieicS SabreS
nod Baltimore, UNI lid bel ieinen
Tcrponotcn nieoer6uloiien. 2cttere
moren ober bel ieiner Anfunft nod)
unbefonnten Gegionen abgereiIt. So
Modopic5 feline glrbeit iinOen toun-
te, puroe. CT griinblid omerifamiibe
mo bat jest nlE nod ben eiren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
Ser Gampf anf rSulu.

@onilo, 8. 3illi. - Sergcont
&obert 3obnion bon Der 9unoes. Mr..
tiaerie, Der i'm Sample nit ser Mo,
robonoe Sifiri'S bel Gation ouf Der
Sniel Solo ihlper ~pcrtpunoet nltroe,
IL ieinen gcrlesungen erIegen. Gor.
porol Solricr, cin mperer Der ifmer
Geripunoeten Iicgt in bpiinungs.
loIem 3nItonoe oornieoer. Gle orei
uermilnoeten Oifi3iere, oie 2ieute.
llants Sobn Z. aenneop, grhie Wil.
Ter un0 Irtbur $. Wilion, i1nlmtlid
pom 6. &aooIlerie . Gegimcnt, 6eiin.
Den lid ani Dem Wege Der 9~elIerung.
Sn Dem Sample wurbe bieWoro6anoe
hes beriihtigten SGuptlin9s Sifiri
ouigcrtebell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10

nobc SecouO. StroBc, @r,moJin0 $50,
> Collars.
SoIHncl 4. @enru uno 6rm on
&obu Guiot mo 6roL Siioieite2ont.
boro, nobe GorcpitroBc, Wrumo5in5
$500 So. % # #.Ht.
George 3. Gcon u,b 6rbu al Gr.
nett NdermolI lmO GrouL Niticitc Hll.
5crnc-, lobe SrlcdnSitroBc, fl bel 20,
) TnllorS. . .ii.l. .''NlI
6Iorcncc gldcrmonu itlo W}onn on
George 2. Gtdh, 5hiette &ll5crnc-,
nobe 0rIconSltrobc II bel 10, So.
Subcrt &uppel an CHARLES &ol,lc.
Der, Oitieitc MonrpeitroBe, nobe
&iGG& Hucnuc, Is bel so, $t083. 33.
&utic SounocrS an Sobn y. 5or.
rclter mo 5rall, 9foroneitleite @olo.,
nobe GorcpItraBc, 8run05in3 $53,
$3.50.
Nnton s. Ironotc uno 6rou oil
Inton s. Goltbtc, IT, @eiticitc Gbor.
les, nobc GroBitrobe, So.
&oueS u. Charlton, inn, an Den.
iomiu VI. 6orrcitcr unO 6rou Toro.
leitc Baltimore, nobe Smoalpooo.
ltroBc, IT bel 100, 0runo5inS $40,
$3.50.
&cnrp ". 6or al Gbcooorc q. go.
tcl, Gillette @rccnulolmt TUeme, t
@runoitiid, $3.50.
@iQiom 9. @beelcr unO 6rou al
Mimic &. Slopo, citigc @rluloitiide,
$4,000.
George ". Ginger al Grouf 3.
Ginger, @%rum0ltiidc, So.
@elcn 6. MtorriS mo WunN al
Soaie Is. Nuileu, Siioieitc 1ronflin.
Scrroce, nobe Slo 2Jort.Nouo, So.
@ollra u. Otter mo Mom an go
mlcl Sieaocl, @cItieite, Caroline.
itroBe, nobe 6airmou1t2 (penlc. s..
Samuel SicgueI uut6 Srou an Is.
9irtcnitod, @eitieitc GoroIineitroBc,
nobe Soirn1ount-Nuenue, So.
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Mann @eItieite Worelonos, uube
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sims $40, $1217.4O.
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". Gulue mo 6rou, Noroicite 9olti-
more, nobe 9cntnloultroBe, 1l.415,
bel 50, @rlno5inS $40, So.
Morp &. Sorrel al Soiepb g. Sen.
neil, Sltieite Gorrollton-, nabe Mi9g9-
@penue, 0ruiojina 500, So.
Soli0 $. u. &uor un0 5rou an
Ntonf $. Sill unb 6rolt, Siioicite Der
S%ollins-S pnce,Dlorft, nabe Srcgon-
ItroBe, 10 bel Ga. 8rlun05inS $36, So.
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&aterS, I Oruloitiid. $ti00.
@iaougbbp Soil al 6rollf @llr.
roma, Norooitieitc ,SobnitraBc, tube
Goinpette- Gpcmitc, @rlno3inS 800, So.
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0runbitiid, 1921.
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Sbrtt, 0orboiticitc rSo6n, nobe
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Slabel u. GurDpeQ all Sto,i3Mu5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10

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SoOen geitern Mor1en in Der melt
li6en Goli5eiitotion geIegentlih oea
TerborS gegen ben oes tbGtlihen
IngrifiS beidJuloigten Gibbs Shen-
t6ol bon Nr, 307, @eit.W ulberro-
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StraBc. Gle 9elpeisnuinobme erqob,
baB aern ser Nidte oes s(ngeihul.
Digten, Sri. Berthe Strosberger bon
9tr. 1913, @ait'Ror -apenue. trot
luieoerbolten Gerwarnunoen ieitcnS
Ocs Srn. Sdentbal, nof5uitellcl1
nidJt nodlieB. unO ooB. Der 2ebtere
ihlieBlid) 3u bonbgreifli6en Witteln
qsqrifien botte, I'M ieine Gerpanbte
gegen Die unermiinidjte 8eieuihoit
81 ihiiben. Hifter 9oben meinte,
uls er ole gniduloigung abmies, ooB
Serr Sfentbol Den liebeouritigeI
Siingling nod Ionae niht frdftig &c.
mig perpriiaelt babe.
a. fNHH +RNAF2 We Nf-H
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-06-11
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

There was a negro cabin destroyed
on Mr.. J. ". KiblerSs place at High
. Pont at about one o'clock on yester-
day. y" 'ass@ ~; =
| Rev. C. W. Hidden will preach at
bush river the coming Sunday; sub
ject, "Weighed in the balances, and
; found wanting.
: Mr.. c. G. Blease has just treated
his little girl, Cole, to a beautiful
present in the form Of handsome
! $4,000 piano purchased through H.
j. Kennerty, Of the the Thomas and
Barton Co., Augusta Ga.
The commencement ball was held
this year in the Elks| lodge on Wed
! nesday night, anda most enjoyable
time was had. A number of out-of-
town guests were present. The music
was good, being furnished by Com
stocks orchestra, Of Greenville.
Mr.. D. R. Carson, treasurer Of the
Southern Bell Telephone company
died in Atlanta on Wednesday. The
commercial department Of the COM
pany was closed yesterday from 4:3O
to $50 out of respect to his memory,
that being the hour Of burial.
Mr.. Paul Spencer Halfacre, first
honor graduate Of the class of 1909,
and Misses Mary Agnes Chapman and
Anne Dunbar Jones, who divided the
second honor, received their primary
education and are graduates Of the
Newberry graded schools.
Among the graduates at Clemson
college this year are Mr.. VIM. George
Dominick, electrical, Prosperity; Mr..
John Thomas Folk. civil engineer.
Pomaria; Mr.. Walter Jefferson
Shealy, agriculture, Newberry; Thom-
as Mitchell Hunter, agriculture.
The Rev. c.. P. Parker will hold
service at St. Luke's Episcopal
church on Sunday next at II a. m.
and $50 p. m. In the evening will
be held a choral service, and silver
offering will be taken for the benefit
Of the ladies guild Prof. Z. [. Men
eel, of Chicago, will assist as violinist.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-06-11
Matthews! Master Arthur KY

Deli Matthews! Master Arthur Ky
ger
To those who' were absent only one
day was given honorable mention:
Miss Leone SwIr;!ler. Masters David
Thornton and George Ammons.
Also those WHO We're absent only
TWO days: Misse Lizzie Adams. Sar-
all CLANCY, Ella Matthews. Louise
Turner. Lizzie y VS'eSSon. and Masters
Joseph Livingston, and Marvin Am
mons.
This school is under the efficient
management Of Miss Laura Blease,
as principal, and Misses Berniee Mar
tin and Ethel Bowers, as assistants.
These three young ladies, who are so
capable Of the work assigned them
throw into their work love and de-
votion for it which is scarcely equal
led by that found in any other school
or community in the State. The mill
management has done we'll in retain
ing these Young ladies' as teachers for
next year.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-06-11
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. w. Wolling. D. D.. Pastor.

The regular services will be held in
Central church on Sunday morning
and at night. The morning services
will be directed by the pastor who
will speak on "The memorable say
ings of Jesus The holy communion
will be celebrated at the morning
hour.
The Sunday school meets at 5
o'clock and there are Bible and in
FAINT and intermediate classes for the
study of Gods word, and good sing
ing. All are invited.
At the night services there will be
special singing of familiar hymns
and DR.. Wolling will by request speak
of E1The pearl Of great price, Visi,
tors in the city, commercial traveller:
and the general public are all invited