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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18

I'm : the Most Interesting. Game, at
WasfAington'g School. Virginians
, Lower Their" Colora. . -, .. .,

Tuskegee Institute, Ala, Nov. ID
Tuskegee defeated Hampton today 6
to before a crowd of 5000 specta-
tors in one Of the MOST, interesting
games of the season. The feature Of
the game was the superb playing Of
Philip Newburn, the Tigers star left
halfback. Other members worthy Of
note are Lucas, r. e.; Foster, l.. E. !;
5;Watson, c., and Emerson r: H. Each
team entered the ground in a stage
beautifully decorated with their col
ors; Hampton flying blue and white,
'ruskegee red and yellow. The band
| played several pieces, after which the
game was started. Tuskegee kicked
or. Burress received the ball but
was unable to make many steps before
the Tigers were upon him. At this
stage the ball was kept in radius
OF ten yards until Hampton fumbled.
by Kicks and end runs the Tigers
were soon able to make a touch down,
then field goal was kicked. Tuske-
gees goal was In peril but once.
In the second half much Kicking
was done by both sides. Tuskepee
stayed near Hampton's ten yard line
nost or the time. Hampton's tackles
especially did fine work. It WAS
nearly dark whe nthe gama ended
The line up was: Sc,
Hampton. T.,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Is, to buy the Denver western
League Club. ~ jsst t&%
I G. j. Eckstorn, OF Iaebhrid ID
berta, has been, chosen presto sRf
the Western Canada Leagns.
Manager Jennings, OF DaEI6its
trying to bring about "a trAA6 IN
Cleveland for Catcher Mig SGg8rkssS
Tommy Dowd, the Former SS
Lacquer, looks to be in line to ssygs
coed Pat Donovan as scout fSrtS
Boston Red Sox. - ~
First Baseman Luder us, Oh
freeport team, who led the WSSessH
sin-Illinois League In hittinS IS
been signed by the Chicago 5.sEsI
The election of a new praaid Oh
promises to enliven proceedings
the annual meeting Of the NafdonSs
League in New York next month";
The Blue Grass Leagne hoTds flg
annual meeting in Lexington thu
week. A schedule of 140 games ,fsgE
next season is ching agitated. 81 81
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18
BABE ADAMS, PIRATE PITCHER

Babe" Adams, the hero of the
1898 worlds ,champi onehip series,
is NOW at his home in Mt; rMoriah.
Mo, enjoying life to the full. He
has forgotten all about baseball for
the tlms'being. and Is spending most
of his; time hunting. -, ."~ '.'.'
!: Babe rises even earlier In the
morning when at home than he
docs in the simmer time when with
the Pfrates,' and then he was. known
asi the AFst manNDut%3a th@ morning..
In, letter received by a. woman
friend In Plttsburg . from Mrs.
Adams, the wife Of the famous
young pitcher says: - '.''~. -
+ Charlie Is spending most OF his
time these days hunting. He Is. up
every morning at 4 O'Clock and is
out in the woods most; of the day,
He has had some fine sport and Is
enjoying the best OF health. His
exertions during the worlds series
seem to have had no Ill effects what
ever, and he is looking forward to
a return to Pittsburg in the spring,
and another successful season with
the Pirates.
II certainly. am proud Of my hus-
band. There was one happy little
woman in old Missouri when the
news Of the result of the final game
of the important series was received
here, and that person was myself.
was 80 delighted that I could
scarcely keep from shouting. I
would have given year Of my life
to have been in Pittsburg on the
Monday evening that the people
turned out. to honor the Pirates.
Charlie has told me about how nice
ly he was treated, and + will always
have warm spot in my heart for
Pittsburg and Plttsburgers.
= Mrs. Adams met her husband in
ST. Joe, Mo-, and accompanied him
home from there. The'news Of his
coming had preceded him, and at
almost every station the people we're
waiting to cheer him. At Bethany,
town near his home, a reception
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18
FOOTBALL NOTES

West Point will no doubt take ubi
football again next year. i {. ~ va;
Four seats for the Yale-Ffarvafs
game were sold recently for SE0Xss'afs
So far this season Yale has sfbnssj
ed twice as many points as HarV8Ys8
Yale will miss Logan at end, blu
the New Haven team has a f1Yst clssSs
substitute In Vaughn. ! |. .t sSs3l@SS5
The Carlisle Indians are .havinS
o bad season. They have I be8N
scored on frequently and beaten
twice 'SrI%@f iSi@f SEX
The victory, over Michigan has,
given the Notre Dame team o chance,
to cop the western championship NJ
Johnny Glaze. the Exeter COACH
returned to Dartmouth after the
Exeter Andover game. During the
rest Of the season he Will help f,iE1
the New Hampshire boys through
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and banquet for Mr.. ana 4f2sI
Adams had been planned s5 ,b;Ss:
babe" wrote to friends there, saskss
ing that the AFFAIR be called Oh. sslGiiss
he was tired and eager tobsSSAt hoflsSS
/ When he reached Mt. MeTiah jSa
was. feted for several days.
aged father and mother were 81 Gai
hand ito greet him, as we'll ss sey y M
of;yhis eight brothers ana \ iii tafIg
ana a family. reunion was held flfB
Following day, Babe" being. %s tISs
guest Of honor. -. : z s5&S&S S }s
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18

American to the European sphere Of
influence. -
Indications are that Russia,s east
ward migration will be as rapid and
as remarkable in it's results, as was
the westward movement OF popula-
ton In the United States.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18


Chicago, Nov. 15.--Over fifteen hun
dred persons filled the Institutional
A. M. u Church, at 1926 Dearborn
street, ON Sunday evening, ITO pay
honor to the memory of the late Cen
eral o. o. Howard. General Freder-
fck D. Grant, General of the United
States Army with his headquarters in
Chicago, and Rev, A, J. Carey, pastor
Of the Institutional A. 70. church.
and Honorable Richard t.. ~Greenef,
delivered eloquent addresses on the
occasion. Among those who occupied
seats on the platform were Hon. John
G. Buckner, Dr. Alexander Lane, Mr..
J. Gray Lucas, Rev. D. H. Harris.
Hon. John g. Jones, Attorney W. G..
Anderson, Mr.. 8. b.. Turner, Hon. Ed
ward H. Wright, Hon. p D. Green,
DR.. NJ. A.. Majors! ..., n/..'
Your correspondent has taken time
and pains to make some Investigation
relative as to which was the first
movement inaugorated to hold Ma
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13
PLATTEVILE.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Clyde Bachelor is the new
manager of the Mineral Point livery
stable which belonged to James
Pemberthy.
Grant Eastman has been visiting at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Mason
Osmon in Milwaukee for the past
week.
Jas. Cummins, of Minnesota, is
visiting at the home of his brothers,
Will and Sam near this city.
Mrs White and daughter, of
Mineral Point, are visiting relatives
in this city.
The local Womans Alliance held
it's regular quarterly meeting at the
home of Mrs. George Huntington
Saturday.
Lloyd and Ernest Knapp are the
new proprietors Of the city laundry.
E. G. Harris, the former proprietor
will help them for some time.
The illustrated lecture "a Tour of
the White NJ ountains" was given at
the high school last Friday evening.
1t was enjoyed by all present. The
proceeds of the lecture will he used
to purchase pictures.
The Graham & Stevens mine
located near Platteville shipped car
of high grade ore last week. The
run of ore at this mine is said to be
quite rich at present and is nearly
seventy feet wide.
Grace Farrand visited at her home
in Lancaster part Of last week. Mrs.
Walter Horn also visited with her
parents in Lancaster last week.
Nicholas Steffen has been seriously
i'll.
Elba Eastman was in Keosauqua,
Ia, last week invoicing the lumber
yard in that city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13
BLOOMINGTON.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Figures Talk. Some of the men
who were agents Of the hail insurance
company hear that they are accused of
adding insurance to the applications
turned in by them The truth can
be determined by consulting your
membership receipt left by the agent
and the policy. If both sums agree,
the insurance is correct, as the mem
bership fee was So 90 and 10 cents per
800 should be added for all insur
ance.
Sold Stage Line. -The Bloomington
Glen Haven stage line has been sold
by Clay BETTER to James McAdaragh.
formerly of Bridgeport. James takes
possession at once. Clay has not as
yet fully determined upon his future
business.
Insurance Meet, The members Of
the Bloomington Farmers Fire Insur-
ance Co. met last Tuesday. There
were about $50 members present. The
record Of this old company is one Of
success. The insurance in force now
amounts to 50, 314, 875, there being
1914 policies of an average of $1456 per
risk. The company paid out $646O.
80 in losses during the year. The
following directors were elected !:
John Zeigler, Glen Haven; Chris.
Hartman, Cassville; John Harris,
Wyalusing; w. g. Hickok, Beetown;
Frank Braudt, Mt. Hope; Fred Wet
mo e, Patch Grove; Henry Mink,
Potosi Isaac Garthwaite, Little
Grant; Abe Patch, Bloomington.
The directors elected Fred Wetmore,
president, and a. II. Pach, secretary.
Anniversary. One evening last
month the neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Young assembled at their home
in the north prairie, the occasion
being their nineteenth wedding an
niyersary. The ladies had we'll filled
baskets and so supper for the houseful
of self-invired guests was not so much
of a problem for the surprised hostess
That the cozy and commodious Young
home sustained is long time reputa
ton for hospitality, is the verdict Of
those who attended and they left an
elegant china closet as a mark Of
theil appreciation and recognition of
proper neighborly qualities.
Locals. The lecture by Father
Maggie last Thursday evening was
largely attended, and nearly all who
went enjoyed it very much. The
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13
BAGLEY.
special Correspondence to the Herald.

special Correspondence to the Herald
Beautiful weather again after
recent cold snap.
Mrs. Fred Schrunk says they ex-
pect soon to move TO Iowa and they
have some furniture to dispose Of be-
fore they go.
Mr.. o Conner, of Lacrosse, optician
calls on Bagley folks about every
three months If you need glasses
fitted he seems to be the man to
patronize.
For several months we have kept
still, now we have permission to in
form the public that our friend and
neighbor John A. Bossi has invented
a wonderful device that will revolu-
tionize the handling of U x I mail
on fast mail trains. The device is
called mail exchange on fast trains.
Mr.. Bossi informs me nothing like it
is found at the patent Office and
he has already sent in his APP
plication for a patent; this device
delivers a mail pouch and takes one
off smooth and easy and without the
least friction no matter what speed
the train is making We have seen
the model and saw it work to perfec-
ton. If this invention should stand
the government test long felt want
will be supplied and friend BossI
fortune is made and his name, will be
enrolled on the roll of honor with in
ventors Of the age.
Mrs. Babcock and son Henry. Of
Lone Rock, Wis. are visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mecum and family.
Ed Theissa and wife of Savanna,
Ill. i, are having a nice visit with their
parents and other relatives here and
at Patch Grove
g. Stiles and wife of Dakota are
on an extended visit with relatives
here and at Patch Grove.
We have good authority when
we say Mr.. John JackIey has sold his
farm here near Bagley and talks of
moving his family to Plattville.
We are sorry TO hear Jesse Key
will soon accept position in a large
drv goods establishment in Platteville.
Mr.. Key made many friends while
clerking in the q. W. Glass store ;
and Jesse goes from here with the
best wishes Of all.
The Ladies Aid Society met Friday
at the home of Mrs. Chas. Calklns
and perhaps was a record breaker for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13
Senator LaFolIette,s new ma!

Senator LaFollette's new maya
zine, ''LaFollette's Weekly Maya
zine" made its initial appearance
upon the news stands last Saturday.
In his leading editorial the senator
says: Back OF the bad representa-
7tives in the municipal, state aud
national governments stands special
privilege, the real enemy of their
(the people's) institutions, fortified
with the greatest wealth and power
ever massed for the control of gov
eminent. The battle is just on. 1t
is young yet. 1t will be the longest
and hardest ever fought for Democ
racy. In other lands, the people
have lost. Here we shall win. 1t
is a glorious privilege to live in this
time, and have a free hand in this
fight for government by the people.
We shall have no strife with lndi
vidUals as individuals IL they
serve special interests, to the injury
of the public. they are enemies f
the public Against them as enc
mics of the public we shall make
war"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13
II PAGES

They're off! The Wisconsin leg
islatiVe session of 1909 begins at
Madison today, the 18th While
there are many old mem bers return
ed, those entering upon their first
term will constitute the larger pOr-
ton. There will be the usual flood
of bills of every character, some i'm
pOrtant, some foolish and others
vicious. 1t is expected that rev1-
sion of the primary law will come
In for considerable attention as will
also the law relative TO insurance.
Those who were opposed TO the
re eel ction of Senator Stephenson
will endeaver to have an investiga-
ton of the manner in which he
made use of money in the conduct
of his campaign for the re nomina
ton. Others think if an investiga-
tisn is made it should go further
and dig up the particulars concern
ing the use of money in the two
previous senatorial campaigns. The
Herald will print weekly Iegislat-
i've letter pertaining to affairs at the
capital.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13
POTOSI.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Miss Kate Biere and cousin Mae
Galloway. OF Duluth, are visiting at
the home of haties parents here.
Yves Hymer, of Platteville, trans
acted business here few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Neiner. of Cass-
Vile, spent New Years with relatives
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thomas, of
Viola, Wis, arrived last Saturday
afternoon for few weeks visit with
relatives here.
The Ladies of the Relief Corps held
their installation of officers at their
hall last Saturday; they served
dinner. Pres, Mrs. Mary Fine;
Sec., Mrs. Ella barrow Treas, Mrs.
J. Bonn, S. V. P, Mrs. Robert Ken
drick; ]. V. p, Mrs Phillip Rosch !;
Chaplain. Mrs. Elizabeth Harner
Guard, Mrs. Nueu Turner Assistant,
@. Mrs. Clara Coons; Con. Mrs
Harmon Schroeder; Assistant Con-.
Mrs c. Keehner; Patriotic Instructor,
Mrs. Theo. Rundel; Color B., Miss
Pauline Walter; Color B., Mr.. Will
Buss; Color B., Mrs. Jak Color B.,
Laura Kreiser.
Joe Kershenburge, of Cassville
visited few days here last week at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. Killian
Stockert.
Miss A. Burris, Of Mccartney.
visited here with friends here a few
days last week
Mr.. and MIS-. Henry Stuer are the
parents of bouncing baby girl, born
Sunday, Jan 3, 1909
Services were held every evening of
last week at the Congregational
church, Rev. R. G. Bennett pastor.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. Fred Grimm last Thurs
day afternoon.
Fred Kaeding, of Dubuque, visited
at the of his brother Frank few days
last week.
Messrs Bubble and George Meyers
transacted business in Hazel Green
last Tuesday and Wednesday,
Sam Wilmotte took trip to Glass;
Vile last Thursday.
Mae Graham, of Dubuque, tran
sacted business here last Wednesday,
Mr.. Slater transacted business in
Platteville last Thursday.
Men began hauling ice last Friday
morning; they are packing it at the
creamery.
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the season; many were interested and
much WORK done tor the Master.
Our people are awake to the i'm
portance of the coming farmers in
stitute held here Feb. % and 26.
We have lalge hall, instrumental
and vocal music and a program of
entertainment in the evening papers
to be read on various subjects have
been solicited.
We out this way like the Herald
as we'll or better now it is changed
from semi to weekly. The paper
has improved so wonderfully under
the present management that few, out
this way can realize it aving dropped
out in disgust several years ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13

The bin for lights ior December
was laid over for or until the next
meetlng. The mayor in the mean
time will lOok up the cIty's legal
rights in regard to deducting the out
ages reported for December.
The resignation of George B. Glenn
entson from the Office of city attorney
was presented On motion of Alder.
nan Eastman it was laid on the table.
The matter of the disposal of the
sewage by the deep we'll as was talked
Of, was discussed. It was moved and
seconded by Aldermen Abrams and
Fisher that Mayor Bennett write to
Prof. Turneare. Of the University,
for his opinion before anything further
was done. This motion was carried.
Director E. Fl. Hyde of the city
band was present and asked for aid
for that organization. 1t was moved
and seconded by Aldermen Fisher
and Eastman that the band be given
$50 as payment for the many excellent
open air concerts given during the
summer months.
No further business was transacted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13

The senatorial situation in Ohio
mas reached a stage where Goa
gresham Burton Of Cleveland is as
sured OF being chosen To succeed
Senator Foraker. who comedies his
own defeat Cbas. ?. Tiff, brother
of the president eject, has with
drawn from the contest, In the in
teresr of harm nv in the party aud
Burton has thus a walk away.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13

The United States now stands sec
Ond in the list of naval powers of
the world, and should the bill for
the authorization of four new bat
tleships of the Dreadnaught type,
as advocated in the naval program,
be approved bV the congress, it is
claimed tn It the completion of
these monster fighting machines
will Cause our navy to rank first
with the worlds fleets.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13

Parties indebted to Belz & Bells
camper for accounts contracted during
1906 and 1907 are requested to call
and settle previous to January 1.
After that date such accounts will be
left at the First National Bank for
collection.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13

Madison, Wis, Jan. 12.-Predictions
that the legislative session Of 1909,
which opens tomorrow, would be a
comparatively uneventful and short
one seemed destined not of fulfllment
if one may judge by the personnel and
temper of the members of the law
making body already on the ground.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13

Thers is no case on record of a
cough, cold or lagrippe developing
into pneumonia after Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken, as it cures
the most obstinate deep seated coughs
and colds. Why take anything else.
J. T. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13
Council Proceedings

The regular meeting Of the city
council was held last Tuesday even
ing. TIE following bills were al
lowed and ordered paid:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13
SPEAKERSHIP FIGHT
SUDDENLY ENDED
CIeary Withdraws and Ban
croft Wins Out Easily.
HONOR FOR E. W. LEROY

Marinette Man Has the Distinction Of
Being the Senior Member of the
House in Point of Continued Active
SerVice-Prospects for Short SEES
sion Are Not Very Bright-Features
in the Inauguration Of Governor
DaVidson-The Ball.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-13

HOUSE FOR RENT-Nine room
house, located near the business
center of Lancaster. Inquire of
RALPH PLACE.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-01
DUELO A MUERTE
ENTIRE DOS RIvALES

,Juarez Mexico, Abril 20. Tn desa-
flo 4 mderte tuvo lugar el domingo pa
sado entire dos individuos llamados
Muhoz y Castellano cerca'de la placita
de Wales en- las Tomas de La Sierra
Madre, iunto 4 la frontera occidental
del estado de Chihuahua, por causa
de que Munos queria mas q la esposa
de Castellano que 1 su propia mujer y
y Castellano preferia la muerte antes
que renunciar q la mujer que le habia
iurado amor y fidelidad eternos.
La noticia del suceso. segun recibi-
da en- Juarez anoche, es que existia
por algun tempo una intriga entire
Munoz y la muler de Castellano. y que
los dos habian convenido d fugarse.
El marido descubrio 81 complot y
acompanado por su pequeiio hijo fue 4
la sierra 81 domingo en- la maiiana, por
ser ALI el lugar donde la esposa habia
.prometido verse con gu amante.
Los dos. individuos al encontrarse
convinieron en- batirse hasta que uno
ii otro quedase muerto 8 inhabilitado o
para pelear. Las aimas usadas fue=
ron grandes cuchillos con pesado man
go, y Munoz fue baldado siete veces,
al paso que Castellano recibio diez
heridas Ambos murieron cerca de l5
minutes despues de que empez6 el
combate.
El dnico testigo de Ia pslea fue el
pequebo hlio de Castellano, quien dio
aviso q su madre y a algunos vecinos
de la plaza, La pelea Sc verified como
q dos millas de la poblacion no ha-
biendo domicilio alguno mas cercaque
una milla de distancia del sitio donde
los hombres fallecieron.
Los o6ciales de La localidad prem
dieron q la mujer y han detenido al
como testigo en- la causa.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-01
La venta de Ia Merced de Terra
Amarillo.

Ha sido publicado enel Diario Nue-
We Mexicano i'm ayiso anunciando que
la gran MERGED de TERRA Amarillo,
que abraza arriba de medic million de
acres de TERRA J So halla sitnada en-
el condadosde Rio Arriba, sera vendi-
da en- venta pdblica por decreto de la
corte para satisfacer una hipoteca he
cha por Charles G. Catron y i, b.
Catron la Continental Trust Com
|pany. Dicha venta sera llevada 4
|efecto enfrente dc la puerta de la Casa
de Cortes del Condado de Rio Arriba
por bajo direction dc John IL. Knae-
bel. que flle nombrado maestro espe-
|cial de dicha venta por decreto de la
|corte, v Ia nislna Sc .verifcara el dia
3 de Julio de 1903. La cantidad debi.
da bajo dicha hipoteca incluyendo
s250, 600 de principal y $l2 500 de redi-
to, hacen un total de 1862 800. Esta
merced es una de las propiedades mas
valicsas del Territorio, siendo su va
lor calculado en- cerca de dos millones
de pesos v fue la concession hecha por
81 gobierno mexicono los pobladores
originates de 1Tierra Amarilla, pero
los descendientes de los mercenados
yendieron sus derechos y ahora la pro-
piedad entera pertenece Mr.. r. B.
Catron, que Ia tiene puesta 4 nombre
de su hijo q G. Catron
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-01
la Association ProQresista de
Santa Fe.

se han protocolado articulos de in
corporaeion por Ia Association Progre-
sista dc Santa re, 1 la que todos.los
hombres de negocios seran llamados
y unirse. La asociacion no sera con
lines de ganancia sino para beneticio
de santa &c. Los objetos segun emu
merados en- 81 certificado de incorpo-
racion, siendo en- coniunto Y resunen
trabalar por la prosperidad del TeFri-
torio dc Nueyo Mexico en- general u de
Ia ciudad de Santa Fe en- particula +
De ahl Sc sigue la specification de los
obietos varios y diversificados 4 que
Sc dedicara la soeiedad, siendo todos
ellos para fomentar elsprogreso i la
prosperidad general del pueblo.