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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
ltcbcr bic @abl.

glio ser Staot Soma lpGrc BET
rabe" Deniptrdtiih 9cluorbcn. Eprtsl
luliroe bon Carroll fir bns Coulter
nelrS@N mt nit 10000 Stimmer
Yluralitdt 9cihlngeu. Sn Subuque
Gnuutp crbielt @r. &ortcr iuiplgc
ieiner 2ocnl option Slaufe ann Den
9cntilbungcn Der nod julgcn 0.sA.
8iir9erliga cine Ytebrbcit iibcr CARROT
BON 4,300 Stimmen. Tpr bier Sabs
rcn liegtc Yorter in Dubuque Gouut'
nit 1,400 S.iuWlcll.
Su Der ndditcn Legislature Soma {
lperbcn 81 rcpublitnniidIc llub IL
Dcnofratiide Scudtoreu icin unb i'm
slbgeprbnetcnbaIie 73 RcpuG!itancl
ulb 33 Scmofrntcn. Die Yrp9reia
iipen perben ocn Seuut nit orei
Stimmenmctr6cit ccntronicrcn nm
nit ciuer gfcbrbcit bon II Stimmcl
ou5 0nu5.
Sic IortiMrittliden' Hcpublifuucr
iucrbcn dIIn and hru nGdltcn &ons
arcbs Scudtor, Der ben &lds bc3 Der
iGprbcucu Splliper cinncbmcu miro,
5u iuGblcn hGbsu..
Sm @an5cu lplIrbcn fir Garrul
2Q2.214 Stinmeu ab0cNcben; iiir
8orter 1St,S92 nliD cine crate
Mioiorit6t Don 20.322 fir Carrot.
Sn 1906 mmDc Ecrtcr in glciAer
GigerIdlnit pm Woiutrucur Guns
Minis nit 20,S72 Stimmcu Wtchr9eii
gei6ln9cu 60 idnitt CT ocl;n bcucr
Dpf I'm 500 Stimmru bsiier ab.
Sn 1905 lmlrhen if3itS Stims
men abac9tb2n. h2Hcr III 3S4 ,l06,
mddt cillc WinhcrGcit bon 20,012
ac9en 1906, Sribc Sabre !uarcn los
aeunnntc ~pii" Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
slus 0puntp nus staat.

Nudb in Sperspilc lit jest ci,
3lpcigocrein Des Scntih : Inlcrifas
niidcn 9ibcralen 9iirserbunocs bon
Coma gcariinoet porben. Die Sc>
umten iinb: W. $. Scnelmann. Sohn
Ycrmanticr. q. 9nufe, VI. j. Gle
nlers. Sbeo. Sfemmcl. Ycter Strond
mb @att. Siidbadb.
Sie Sopaer @epDlternn9 bat III
ben letteu 10 Sabren I'M 7.OS2
Seelen = ab9enommen. Die gegens
mGrtige 9crGlterune belduit lid oui
2,224,771 Seelen. Nur Die Be
polferuua Scr Counties. IN lpcldeu
lid Die grDBten Stdbte befinoen. babcn
eiuc 3unabme 81 per5eihncn. Us
Hnb Dies Die iolgenoen Counties:
9ladbamf nit 44.S65. Clinton nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

@iepicl Stimmen sic So8ialiitcn
ullb &robibitioniitcn in Soma ob9cz
9cbcn babcll, iii lciocr nod, nit,t 5t
cricben. 8nbrihcinlid1 lit icbodb. baB
bel scr lcBten @abl Elm betrdhtlider
She'll Don Stimmgebern ibrcr 8ablz
pflift nid,t gcnilgt baben, ltcutc bod,
bas 8cinmmntz& otun1, bas IN 9spipn
1908 d6gc8chen tpurSc, $4,000
Stimmcn.
&cun oltdD Bic rcpublifaniiden
Maioritdtcu in ~faftiidI jcocm ser II
GongrcbsG iIrifx Soua's b~cncutcnb
pcrn,ilocrt ipllrScn. 10 plIrbc bod MIR
Gin Scnotrat in Den Gongrc6 err
pGblt: &r. Scppcr BON =. (Sapcn>
port Gon0rcBz Sc5irt. Snl gcgerz
iudrtiacu Gpn9rcb III MIR elm Sentpz
frat, 6r. Sartiipn ppm 8. Siitrift..
Su 4. Niitrifien bcbollptcts Der Gcs
pu6litnncr @orgcn Ncgcu Den Scn,ps
fratcn NUurphD bu9 @nb!iclb nit
fi,opp 10S Stimnten. ltnb man bat
pnr. &6lIgcn I'M g~enanlten Siitrift 6u
"itilr5en mn Wllrpbp i'll bcn 90. Gon>
grcB 81 ididcn, ali9e6liG ircgcn
8ohiidlpinbcleicn. Sm G. Siitrift
lGluA Gon9rebnlanu acnball icinen
@cgner 0amiltpu nit 1893 Stimz
men. Yruulp I'M Z. Siitrift bat cine
Wcbrbcit BON 1000 iibcr :. Trice.
Gbcnio iic9tcn sic 8epublifaner Sbos
mas, @oob mn. Suith.
Sm 3. Giitrift irurbc SSidet o.
ueucn Ncuiiou 90 nit 1000
Wnjpritdf cripGblt.
@encrala Iulpnlt iuurbe luiebcr Der
beriidti9tc Gpiion. ipeldcr iciucn
@e9ncr Tolters nit bcbelltcnbcr
IajpritGt icelug. (Ste Erobibitioz
niiten bleibcn. menu es heiBt gum
&6blen gelcn, niht an &auic.)
SroBoem Die giicnbabncn ben
Giicnbnbn : Gpmmiiiar '5Gprne bitter
bcfGuipfteu. beiiegtc Shoruc icincu
@eaner Salmer, ebenfalls ELM He@
publitnncr.
liner qan8e3 b~cmofratiiGes 5idet
iiegte in Dubuque Gpuntn. gs iiub
Die Spl0enbcu:
Mifter - ISN'T. Son'on uub s. ".
ainbinger.
Scndtor - Nidulas Shrup.
HeprdIcntnnten - 20. s. Wceulz
lprgb uno Simon Millcr.
Iuhitpr - Sbep. .S6drle.
Sdabmciitcr - Sos. q. Salcn.
Glerf = &. 3. Darlington.
Sberiff - :. S. Sunn.
Mefprber = Gam Sluiit.
Inpalt - y. Z. Gellpn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .. Smitb.
@crmeiicr - Gaul Slg. I
Coroner - Sohn :. Toelfer.
Superpiiorcn (1911) Soiepb
Connolly, Sobn u. aingslep unb 3.
s.. McSuiuen.
Suoeripren 1912)-Srauf 8abl.
%. &. Snlp unb SDbll @orlpalb.
Gs ipllrben cripd6lt:
Sir Sricbensrihter - 8. g. 9ltd=
lcp unb SpEn @inb.
Stir Gpnitabler = Spbn s. Seus
nciip unb SoIepb 5. aeppler.
Sir SruitecS - Setter 9. Spffz
mann. Gbas. &ollna9ei nnb Sobn
Yicgpop.
Siir Glerf =. eSohn arabl.
Sir NiieiIor = Geo. &. Bennett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

1891. Ses Mpincs nit 36.145,
Dubuque nit 57,450, Spnn nit CO.,
720, Yolf nit 11O,43S, Sottpnas
tpmic NIT 55.S32. Scptt nit $4,000.
&pop6urp nit 67.G16. Sic Mitse
iuanbcrltns Der Soipaer SarmersiDbnc
iiud Canada ltnb anberen' ipeitlidler,
Staatcn Der lluipn lit ali bieienl
Ibfal Der ScpDlterin9 baupiidhlid,
Id)ulb. @egcn bielem Wanfo an
Ginlppbnern miro ,Soipa fpabrIheinlid
cines ieincr II IitgIieber I'M Congress
perliercn.
Sic bcuriac 8artoifels grnte in
itnb mn Mnriballtonn, 3d.. ipirb auf
100000 inb 100000 9ni6cl aes
ihdbt. Die meiiten aortoffeln ipurz
Den III gailScn Bugenlabungen auSer>
balb bes Staatcs perianbt.
Cine Der Gltelten ober tpabrs
idcinlid bic Glteitc Nniicplerin I'M
Subuquc Guuntp lit pcrfloiienc ISOLDE
IN Der Hdbc bon 8rnnpiue, Sa., perS
ihicbcn. @ittpe Soiepb Ylntbe itarb
I'M Iltcr' bon 90 Sabren. Gs iiber<
leben lie 5pci Sobne nnb cine Sohter.
Sic Gerldieoene par in Seutlhlanb
acbpren. Sds 8eardbniB ionb 5l
gtcip Sieiun itatt. mo bic Samilie bis
jiingIt gelpobnt. Sic rube in Sriebcn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
mnrkthertd1te
Sir ben OrpRnertani.
Yubudue. bsn II. 9topember.
Oetreibe, Sen, TeDl, etc.

yubuuue, ben II. 9topember,
Cetreibe, Sen, 1leDf, etc.
Saier: 34-3Sc per SnibeL.
8orii: 65-75c per Suibel.
@e.seh: pei gu,sel.
Hoansu 57NGar mar gnsh.t
Ssm: IL 5o-s1G q a nov xnmu.
Mshi a,ot.ut Az oeNs q sro;ob,
81, 90. GO '
aIs;,. ss5 m
'm-.
ch1ter' 0ter INN Sate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Stauopaitcr alS Iahiplscr Soniucr's

SeS ~ oincs. 3d., y. Nop.-
@pupcrueur Carroll bat Srn. Saie
Douuia, Hcbntteur uub Serausgcbsr
bta SEES YioiueS Capitol" 5unl 9iadz
iplgcr Des ucritorbcnen Scnaior Soliz
pei ernaunt nnb bicicr bat %dcccptlert.
nit Der GrtlGruu9. baB er nit Der
%tempordrcn Ssfleibung bicIc5 Ypitens
5uiriehcu lei unb nidt mad einem
nelen Scrmlin itrcbe. Der Scrmin
Sulliuer'o gcbt am ;. Wdr6 1911 al
@nbe. ulb Die reu 9clpdI.tc Segis@
ldtur lpirh bcn ncucu Senotor bon
Soma 81 crncnnen hnbcu, Der mdbrs
iheinli6 Gin Sortidrittlider Iein
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Sempfratic iicsrcid,.
(Sortiebuns bon Der 1. Seite.)

(Sprtlebung bon Der /. Sette.)
Senper, Colo. 10. giop.
Scr bcmofratiidc @ouperneur
Sobn s. Sdairotb lit nit einer Stime
m%cnmebrbeit bon $4,000 ipieoerere
ipdblt pnrben, nit linn oas gdn6e
Staats>5 idet. Bier Srauen. orei
Semos unb Elm 9epublifancr ipurpen
in Die Mhenlblp 9endblt.
Yicrre, G. 3, 10. Sob.
Sdmmtlihe republifaniihe eonz
orebS unb Staats : GanDibnten Iinp
nit Iebrbeiten bon To- bis 10000
Stimmen geipdblt, Die 2egislatlr
lit beinabe sdn5lid republifaiild.
Soncprb, q. s., g.. Mob.
Iuf etipa 5000 Stimmcn bcSiffert
iih bie Wlebrbeit bes republifanii6cn
@ouperneurs Z Ganoibutcn 8obcrt =.
8aB iiber ieinen bemofratii6en 8ess
ner 9bas. 6. Carr.
ct. 4Ibnns, q. s., 10. Nop.
Wit Der geringen Webrbeit 0
900 Stimnlcn lit Der republitaniife
@ounerncilr Iram s. Yotbier ilber
ben Semofraten 2eipis u. Waterman
pieberaefpdhlt ipprben. Dor 5lpei
Sabren iiegte CT nit 10000. Senaz
for Mfbri9' 5 Na6fplger wirb elm
&epubIifaner iein.
0putsptIIc, at.. 10. giop.
NuHbena er 5ipci DIAL iuegen Der
Grrtprbing hes friibcreu 8ouperrcnrs
@pebeI pto5eiiiert tpurben, mar Caleb
Yotpers Der ein5ige rcpublifanilIe
G%dnbibat. Der bier iie9rei6 ans Der
@nblirnc herpor9ins.
SaIt 9ate gitp. lltab. 10. Sob.
Cine p~onpdS.000 auf 10000 pers
rinaerte Iebrbeit iihcrte DEM republic
faniifeit Gpnareb : 9dnoibateu Soz
iepb 6oipeG Die @ieberfpabl. Die
NntisN orntonen : Rartei bate in
bieiiecr StdSt elm Itebr bon 1000
bis 5000 Stimmen. Die pom Den
ESemofraten ttbegiinltiste Stantsz Yros
bibition purbe bon Der 81bleri6aft
abgelebnt.
5. Ore. 10. Nop.
Ser friibere giienbabn : Cont
miIIGr Sspalb @eit (Sem.) lit nit
elmer Ymrnlitdt bon 5000 Stimmcn
iiber ieinen 8egner SaD goipermar
e~rfolareid "actpeicn. Sn Den GonareB
murben Die Hepublifancr 2nffertp ulb
Saiplen gepdblt. Der Stuat bat
geeen Srobibition geitimmt.
Gan Sramciscp 9al., 10. Gtop.
aui m~eniaitens 10000 itelt lid
Sic Stimmenmebrbeit oeS %rcpublifas
niiden .@oilberneurs Ganbibdtcn Siz
ram W. Sobnion ii6er bcn SemofraT
ten Sbco. Sca.
Gariom Cir, Eeb., 8. Nop.
Sas Der ndfitcn Scsislatnr uls
2eitiaben bienenoe Sotum b~e9ilnitigt
bie 8iebcripnbl bes republifaniideu
9unbcsicnators Nellon. ipeld,cm Der
Semofrat Yittmnn als W%itbclperber
9eGenilberltdnb.
GGar(tito II, Us. 3d.. 10. Nop.
Sie irelrpirainiid)c 2esislatnr ut
hentofrdtiid unb ipirb eineu pemotras
tiidcn NGhiolaer fir Den republifae
niihcu EQUATOR Scott errpdblen.
olympia. @nib., IL. Mop.
@dibington bat cine rep%ublitanild)e
2esislnmr, ipoburh Die G%ripdbiung
bon Miles Yoinberter fir Den Senat
9ciidert 81 iein iheint. :.
9oife, Soabo, II. Nop.
Ser bemofratii6e @~puperncnrsz
Ganbibat Saiplcp mnroc neipdblt.
8eibe SdliIer iinb republifaniif.
SeIena. Wtont., 10. Mop.
Sie nddlitc 2egislatlr lit bolb re-
puplitnniih nnb Enl6 ocmofratilf.
8unSesienator Garter (Hcpubl. 1T
icir eigener NaGfolaer.
Sn Irfauias, Seras, NiIiiiiippi,
Georgia. girainia. Siip@Garolina.
tbcilpciie 3orb@Garolina. licgtcn
iGmmtlihe bemofratiifc Ganoibaten
nit Der iiblidcn Stimmcnmebrbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

= Sri. 9. Strub, friiber bon Sus
buolc. lpurbe iiingit 5u SasfeQ. e. D,
nit 5rn. Suit. Iatts ebelid 9~straut.
- Sab Die Chicago @rcnt 8eitcrn
gabngebDfte bon Dubuque mad Stode
ton. ST.. perlc9t luerben. lit Sbatiadc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

SeBt, on bas Cber9cridt Die
Wartins Strclnu aohleu d9tcd)nungen
dis ~bcrecbtigt crtldrt bal. merben
anbcre cou nrbercn &oDlcnbdnolern
cingcreitt, ipelcbe Den IN Sablenben
@etrng auf $50.S61.50 %bringcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Sin 9afotas2Gnoereien.

ySir baber etlid,e gute Sarn,eu 5i pertanfeu.
9ieielben iino In elmer anten Nahbarltait, llid /
ipctr bon einer fatboliiden STRIDE lno Sdipe.
fernidntle Aelegep. Suites eano Mno aisgeseidi'
nete .BerbeDernn5er Spred)et upr bel ooer
idlreibet an
MARTENS BROS,
Milbanks, South Dakota
Seiu S6reiben erwdbue man oeh. oicieS Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Neraoe iuas sic panjdem.

@rte Jarms biaia an psrtauien. innerbalb otsi
Meilea upn Der tatloiiihen 2irdle. Sebr btlig.
Son s25 bis so per Ider. NtlBeraten unbefanIt.
WiiteS Nlim1. niht Su teib nab iidJt an talt.
Vnr liodl eliit3e JarntS hbrtB. Stretben sic
iptort on
REV. PETER p. RoscH,
4 California, Missouri.
Seim edreibcm er,uabne man sef. bieiss Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Seltene 8aranins

in 6armeu I'M mittiereu Rehrastn. bon 100 bis
1890 elder. .Sm nruebi mo areu Ireiie1. Sbreibet.
iir .ifte. q. y. Sastiep \ &c., Sar8ent.
Nebrlsfn.
aeiereaseu: Reu. Jsendus Sorta. rsiioirenber
Hrleiier. 6arnlers state Sanf. re
Ycim Sdrciter cr,uabuc man aeh. oteirS Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

Gbicaao. Den IA. Nopsmber
Uctreibe.
Oe,.: 90691.
Wai. 9jl5@961a.
Suit: 92B 993I.
aorn-
0e. 466@tsh
Mai. E3s@4S.
Saier-
9e,.: 3iA@3lH.
Mai.: 344 934H.
Sicbmarft
S6meine-
Shrpere, 81. 509S. 10.
Sdrpere, rauhe. sT.50a7.10
2eidte. s.. 60aSS. 90.
Semti1te, ST.65@6.lO.
Sieb-
Miuopie6, 8 .25@7.25.
4ube unp Rluoer. SS.250S.45
Shaie-
Gm6eimiide 2dmmer s7.25asO0
@eitllbe ydmmer. So. 000S.25.
Giubeimlihe Sbaie. $5.25@6.25.
Hruuiiipncn.
Shmeiueheiid-
San. :.$i7.4O0Sl7.45
Wai: Sl6.3j@l637.
S1mal,-
San. $l0.22al0.S 3.
Mai: 8 .75'60.85.
Nippsu-
San.: s9.22@9.a7.
Wai: $500 100. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
yMrfanias."

Gin 9iidIeiu iiber @rtanias irei mn 2 GentS
Gorto. wlan ooreitre: catholic Smmigrattop
Sontmtttee ~ Mrtanfas, elartSotle. Grt.
Seim edhrei6tn erwabne man cen. biries glat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
gu b~erfaaiea.
Sas Ionniae sea Sais= Ibal.

9air baber' bic ;Sarnneu. bic SarMen hahen ben
Sober, Der u ,oeu hat Die 9SdMrrredhte mo ole
iino in eiuer 1eJeuo Jciegsn. pie oas BLIND bat.
sseati sic isyt ons,,neio nnnsii ooer aloeses
jebdite tbun. 4
Sdlreibe iir gcaaue NuStuuit on bic GbaS.
EcuIim ~ eaitp O.. poojc2 eolo.
yeim edreiben, criudBne miaa seh. oitiss Siati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
SeirntEs>Weluh.

FARMER i'm GItsr BON 81 Sahre1. 5 fnB. 4 Sol
eroB. unb idul0enire;er Gigentbuiner elmer GAO
9lder 5arit, iud,t ,uegen iehlenoer 5aillcnbes
fanntidlait, bic Setaintidbait elmer %geinnoen
tathpliit1eu Snrn,erstod,ter D Der innaen 8ittipe
tut Siter BON 25-3S Sabren. nit etiuuS 8ernl0ger,
5u maiden. 8erhdItniie I'M eriien Sricle erbetcn.
stur Gruiimeiuelne bran ben AZ idlreibeg. &er'
icttpicaenbeit Ghreaiaahe. Mau id,retbe au
Scicpb Grppre, 9ence 8iuer. Sauoirg, alberta,
CANADA, III care OF Catholic Miiiipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

Gum gbiiibren ~ .W.N ohrr
NIB glntreiuiSen "~S ~VSS'
25 Cts. 9ei aleu 2dnbleru. rs GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Ytoro 0atota S6noersien
3n b%erlaujen.

SdDne perDeficrte Sarmeu In SninpiS. An.
oiaIn nno auber % arts. gsir limb SpeSialtiten
iifern bic be,ien Sarnleu mnb SdiIpereien
unter Dem sSerthe. SnrRniis. Xeubam Il Sons
pam, iIi9 ". Mlaoiion str, Ghieagp. 81.
Seim sGrcttcu cswalue man nsh. pieies Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
W%Msac,elNRcte 0eieaeu0cit

iiir fatboliihe sSarmer i'm miitlereu Pc
brosfa. @iui9es ganp, groRe Grnteu. gutter
Giieubabubienit. 6irben nit rsiioirsnoem
Grisiter. SIR ndbere alStunit lbrsibc
man OIL
REV. n. MuENsTERMANN,
Eddyville. Dawson Co., Neb.
Seim edreiben er,paDne mon seh. sieieS 9latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
24O 9l6er 1aym III p~crfanjen.

3 1eilen oolt 9anptor. @innei5ta. 1850 per
Nder. Gtn 2rittel baor. DER aiet aut i}eit .Su D
9rosent.' @an .jdireibe an n. J. Sdmit,
Us Carroll Ctr. ct. 3ahl. within.
Seim 5drcibcu er,pahne man sca. oieicS 8Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

--2r. q. DC. Goes. 951 Occult Ctr.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

1t is far more important that
Missourians consider their own
state government at this time
than that they try to regulate
the National government, The
president and bis advisors will
take proper care Of things at
Washington. We must see to it
that a Democratic legislature
does not get a chance to upset
things at Jefferson City.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02
MISSOURI, THE ALL-R6JD STATE.

Speakers Mt The Land Congress-
Ia the Ironton region Of Missouri
agreed in the statement that Mis-
souri, has scarcely an equal in
opportunities for hnmeseekers
Some OF this class will listen TO
nothing but the call of the wild.
In their minds going on the soil
is associated with the idea OF q
wilderness, a sod house, and
years of priyation while waiting
for civilization TO catch up. Few
such places remain i'm the United
States and it is a wasteo OF energy
and money TO settle in them
Plenty of cheap land of good
quality a be found in Missouri
and many newcomers have made
a handsome profit by selling
high-priced farms ia other states
and investing ia lands n tais
state. The central position OF
Missouai, its general geograph-
ical advantages, favorable climate
and transportation facilities by
land and watea insure, as o rule,
a steady appreciation in hevaiue
OF property in both country and
city. There is no easier or more
agreeable way to make money,
Going back 10 the soil IN Miss
souri, is an operation well guard
ed against a disastrous failure.
Schools and other social require
ments are found in every county.
The industries of the state in
clude a widely distributed system
of mining and manufacturing,
affording a home market that
fails and a steady demand for
various forms oflaoor. In form
err years many landseekers had
political objections to Missouri.
But the state is no longer a
reservation for n Bou.Oouish
party II is debatable and has
recently given its electoral vote
to the party in control OF the gov
eminent. Improved farms d
Missouri are of t~rst-class quail
ity as a rule and comparatively
low in price. The products iu-
clude everything between corn
and cotton, and the raising of al.
kinds Of domestic animals. Look.
ing over Missouri before locating
a new home is a wise step. So
region can be found where NOR,
that is desirable is obtained foi
a given amount OF money -Gio0,
Democrat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

Two or three Democratic
papers IN this vicinity have TAX
en- exception 70 our statement
that the Democrats have lost
their hold ON the people Of Mis-
souri,. Are they not aware OF
the fact chat since Tie triumphant
adveuto II the Mysterious Strang
err at the last general election
Missouri has been considered by
all as Republican state Of the
progressive variety Her people
are %contented, prosperous and
j, is not likely that they will stop
in their march of progress aud
turn again 20 take up the slow
and backward methods OF the old
Democratic professional POI
iucious and ring leaders. Hard.
Isl. An that Democrats hang an
argument ON otherwise Is the
election in the sixth district
which need not be taken too
seriously in view of the circum-
stances. When election time
comes around the people will put
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

A western exchange says; The
home paper is always interest
ing to you, whether you take IL
or not. Some people who do not
take the paper, borrow 10 from
their neighhors, aud while this
inconvenience the neishburs and
also themselves, il cannot help
but make us feel proud that they
really care enough for cur paper
to walk a mile each week 90 get
il and also save two cents. 10
shows that these people are
economical aud that when our
advertisers putan ad in our paper
they will be- sure 20 read fl clre-
fuily aud take iaan the bargains.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

When the people who are howl
ing about the cost of high living
get down to rye, coffee and corn
bread the cost viii not be so
high. This diet has grown some
mighty good men and women.
After all we eat to live; we should
not live to eat. Walnut Valley
Times, Eldorado, Kans.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02
SIZE WALKS IN BEAUTY

She walks in beauty like the
night, as some romatic singer
said; her eyes give forth a starry
light, her lips are OF q cherry rcd;
across the floor she seems TO
aoat; she seems TO me beyond
compare a being perfect-tll l
note the way she has done up her
hair. She must have toiled
through half a day 20 build that
large, unwieldy mass; she must
have used a bale of hay, and
strips of tin, and wire OF brass;
her sisters must have helped to
braid, her mother wrought and
tin5ered there, and butler, cook
aud chambermaid all helped to
wresJle with her hair. And af-
ter $50 the grinding toll and al
THE orliding and the fuss, the
one effect is just TO spoil her
beauty and make people cuss.
She walks in beauty like the
night, where nights are most
seraualy fair; but. Julius Caesar!
she's q sight, when she's got on
lsr Cuud4v b4irf-I Dndpn Tit
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

IL Missouri railroad officials
want a fair deal from the legis-
lature they should be careful to
see that the people get a square
deal in rates and service. Mis-
sourians are patient, generous,
appreciative and forbearing, but
they know the psychological
moment for the worm to turn.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02
MIssoud Pacific Excursions.

Excursion Rates Via Missouri
Pacific Gclena, Branson and Hol-
lister. Missouri and White River
points daily until November 3oth,
return limit go days.
Summer Tourist Rates, Pertle
Springs, Sweet Springs, McAlestor
and louisiana, daily, May 10th tC
Sept goth. u. a. BAILEY,
Agent,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

State Chairman Walter S.
Dickey has been very busy for
two weeks trying 10 secure the
nomination of congressional, sen
atorial and judicial candidates in
every district wherein elections
are TO be held this year and to
secure the naming OF a candidate
for representative in each county
where no candidate has filed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

a representative OF an Eastern
undertaking magazine declared
iu On address at the Missouri
University. when t IA e editors
were gathered there, that color
less truth is the idea, of news"
III that is true. what are we to
think of the sensational news
papers, the yellow journals and
magazincs-such as he is repre-
scntiug and the political I'm
surgeuts' who are busily en-
gagged no spreading highly color
ed truth, not to say absolute
ia'sehood, throughout the West?
The fact is, the highest duty Of
the newspaper reporter, maya.
zue writer or political ofhcehold-
err is % present the truth in plain
unyarnished terms; but If that
were done, the occupation Of not
only the above mentioned class
or writers but oG the political
deuogogaos would be gone
Kansas City Journal.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

Republicans have begun to tile
their declarations for the various
county Offices. A. +. Beard has
filed for Recorder and Jesse Doc
little for County Clerk. Judge
c. A. Denton, we understand, has
iled his declaration at Jefferson
City for Circuit Judge. It's ex-
pected that others will file their
declarations either this week or
early next week. An must be
filed not later than Thursday Ct
next week - Republican Press.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

Judge Charles Denton Of But.
Ter stopped off here an hour or
SO last Friday evening between
trains while enroute from Clinton
where he has been holding court
to his home in Butler. Judge
Denton was elected 70 the bench
sN years ago on the Republican
ticket, defeating Judge w. w.
Graves, who had held the Office
g. number OF years. Judge Den.
ton has made good oa the bench
and has given such universal sat
islaction that his friends and
the Republicans OF the district
are insisting that he stand for
reelection. While the district
is normally Democratic, il is be-
.lieyed that Judge Denton will
stand a good chance TO be re-
elected, aud be has cua-'nted 20
again make the race There are
mo- oe.tarsuen in the state than
Judge Denton and be should be
given another term by the people
oi hts district, winch is compos-
eI OF the counties OF Bates.
henry, Benton and st. Clair
Nevada Herald.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

This country has developed so
rapidly that the number OF pro-
ducers has not kept pace with
the number Of commemorative
ernor Hadley.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

Looks like Francis and Reed
Democrats have elbowed former
Governor Folk out ofthe senator
ial race, though the friends of
Folk have not yet discovered
where the laugh comes in.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

Regular Republican govern
ment for Missouri! My. my!
what a calamity that would be
for the Democratic leaders! IT.
makes them dizzy to think OF it.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-02

No Josephus, you need not
feel that you are bound 20 vote
for the candidate because you
accepted a cigar from him ne
gave you the cigar because he
likes you and besides il Dee IS
elected you will help pay for H..