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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-24

6rei pGren. Or erflGrte ooraui:
Gas lit eiii ui,b bas iiro 5pei, Elm
mo 5lpei MADDEN orei." Ger Batter
o%ntportete: ,9tiin, bn on Dies 10
mobl nusgeoa6t bait, 10 ioa beine
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nil bic speite nebmen itnb Die brittle
moait on nm beiner 8elcbriamfeii
ipilcn fir Did bebalten."
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Ter Sdnnrrbart in Hetcrsbnrs.
Sogie DER @roBfiirit 9tifolai
Nifolaieipitih neiilif,:
ySebe ba Mo6efosferct
Sn Der slrmee. ltnerirelilif!
Srngen ole lett einieer 3eit
Shnirrbart fur5 5ugel6nitten,
Sino nobl nift mebr gang rcd)t
geifcit,
Genfen wobl, lie iino Sritenl
Observation-Disclosures IarmesSier.
@er Oieien Shmud perbannte,
@eroe %sefGaieit itatt SffiSier
Observation-Disclosures
Gfte rniiiide TRADITION
Salt Den 9artmuts in Gbrcn;
@iinife III meiner 8arniion
Sets 6asielbe 5u boren!
@iinide nidt, Dab i6 nod elnntal
Jeff
Tererlci enaliide Sareu,
Sit 9efebl fiir incline glrmec:
Sfmlrrbdrte baben 81 padlien.,"
-Nnatol.
geim Gramcn.
Grofeiior: Sier ieben Sic bos
Sfelett zines 5bieres. lnto ;rpar,
Naper, bon mas fir eincm2
Nopcr: Gon einem tcoten.
- y -
Seiliser @irpfratins!
Gin 9eier ibreibt Ser n6ranfilir.
ter 3eitune":
Iein fleiner Gnfel lit Gin Sdlin.
gel, Der Dor 8elbespcrtb ullo ieIbit
Dor Dem 9iloniB Der @ernlanio fei.
men &eipeft bnt. ionit Bate er mir
nibt bier 3ebnpfennismarfen 10 ser.
rilien, bob ieoe niir ans 5--6 fleinen
Stiiddeu beitano. SD Iestc Die Gin.
gel idon pieoer Snlamnlen uno triia
lie an ben EoitihaIter. Carl id Die
Warfen 10 alf 9rieien p~eruenoen?
Nein! @iirben Sic mir lie nnttau.
lfen2 ts1
Sas ipiir6e id) germ tbiiit, ioate Ser
Shalterbeamte. Der lid pie ole nit
benz 9nblifum Der. @robitoot perfeb-
renoen Singer Der Yoit frrpnbIi6
uno entgegenfommenS ieistc, aber
i'd borf tic crit umtauifen, ipei,it ser
getrag lid aiif cine Marf beIduit.
0as lit aber bod, fomild. eripi.
oerte ih. 81
So, meinte Der geamte l1delnb,
Sic miiiien eber fcdrten, bis ,sbr en-.
tel rpieoer einnral Marfen serrcibt.
WeI, iagte id,, Inn mir ben Nm.
ifein zines gneldnoers sl eeben,
bier limo 60 Giennig, baiiir aeben
Sic mir iehs 3ebnpiennigmarfen,
irno nit fiibnem Hib tbeilte ih lie
aae Iedls in 5tpet Sdlften, leate lie All
ben anoeren bier 5erriiienen nit ben
@orten: go. iest lit es serabe iiir
cine Warf.
Der Seomte ldhelte boilid peiter,
flebte Die 5ebn 5erriIienen Marfen. in
elm Bud iino CAB mir sebn
tene. Gas binter mir itebenoe Yll.
blifum iabelte Dor @eraniigen, if
frente mid ii6er ben ~sefunoenen Or.
Ias, Der 9edmte mar eliidlidl, baB or
Dem Sublifum iein @ntgeaenfom.
men 5u betpeiien @elesenbeit aebabt
bate, uno iuenu iif ltirit nod bic Sc.
Ter Sbrer seihdsten 3eitirng barber
amiiiieren. oann lit auf bos alarite
befuieien, bob unperlt6noIide biiro-
fratiihe 8eroroninsen nid)t oosu ba
iino, bic @elt SIT Grseru, lonoern ben
Nenihen cine Srelibe 81 bereiten.
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GgiitenSbeoinsnns.
8idter (Sum angeflneten): ,gSie
fonnten Sic mn Den Serge 10 arg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-24
9rci triitiae 8riinSe.

..
Siam ih Sbnen NIT eirlen @lGs-
den @ein aufparteu2" frrg cine
Sousiraii einen 9efanntcn, Der Siim
SeIuhe aefommeu mar.
sd mIb nirflif banfen." errpi.
oerte Der Jrennb. ,Genn erifens
trinfe ib iibcrbarpt gor feiiten @ein;
jpeitens bat mir mein Arst ben
@ein itreng perboten uub orittens
babe ih crit Dor elmer 8iertelitunoe
5mei Shoppen setriinfen!"
Xxx
@eihGitsfniff.
aonoitor: ,Was molten Sic 81
i'm Sdalfaiten?"
2aoenfrGulein: .9ie Sliegen bon
Dem Sudden fortidgen."
y2aiien Sic lie MIR iisen; bie
2eiite oranben Oenfen, bas iino naes
Roiinen!"
SIS
Ter Yantoffclbelb.
nSest rarft Der Miiaer gar niht
mebr!"
.Mber anf Dem 9anoe bot or ia
ben gan5en Gag itrdtbar sequalmt."
ia bate es linn ieine 6rau me.
gen Der Wiiden e%rlaiibt!"
y = "
8efdbrlid.
.@arnm eehit On Denn Seinem
Sreirnbe. Dem Sdauipieler Silrioio,
ans oem @ege?"
Ser bat iif in ieillen n~eiieite
Nolle ais Stuoent 10 bineinaelebt,
DAB er ieoen atpiimpt, Der linn be.
eegnet."
Spsbnit. /.
a.: .Mein Sreuno uno i'd, per.
oen al einem Gage in ben Stano
Der Che treteu!"
g.: Gas lit reft; eetbeilter
Sdlmer5 ut balber Sdmer5!"
Mikueritanonik.
SrGulein: ,Senfcn Sic iid, Serr
Miiaer, nelilih gebc ih. meiltet
&obaf mter'm Arm, ipasieren :"
.Ib. = i'd gratulierc. 'SrGuIein
Meper! @iiBte gar niht, bab Sic
perlobt lino!"
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Sm Gifcr.
8roBmutter gum enfeD: Sab
ooh oaa Haiid)en. Sans! Sic Hail.
der merben allc nid)t oft"
.Iber 9roBpater lit Sod id,on
iiebSia Sabre alt mo ralid)t inmer
not!"
rSa-aber ipcrr CT ME serald,t
bate. mare or langit adtsia,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-24
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8efGbrli6.

~: .Mein Sreuno uno i'd, iper.
ben an einem Gage in ben Stanb
Der Che treten!"
g.: Gas lit reht; ~eetbeilter
SdTler5 lit balber Sfmer3!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-24

brei pGren. Or erflGrte baraui:
Gas lit eiii ni,b bas iino 5uei, Elm
mo 5lpei MADDEN orei." Der Batter
%nutportete; .9titn, bu on Dies 10
pobl ausgeoadt bait, 10 ioa Oeinc
Mutter Die critic 3aube bnben, id,
nil bic speite nebmcn itnb Die brittle
moait on nm beiner 8elcbriamfeii
milton fitr Aih hchoItpu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-24
Tein %abgeiunnfen.

UtlW "uugtiUHHItH.
Sic: rI1nnd)cll. ninmit q
mid benn sum Hennclt oild) mit?!'
Or: .Ih-idmiide 0ein Seimi'
- = ~
Sdnelllcbisc 3eit.
0ieies @ebnite
Sesiger 3eit!-
Iutpgeinmie
Our meit uio brett.
Imor ielbit fliiftet
Sn's Iutomobil.
Sd,nel NIT Dem 5ofi.5off
Souit er ans 3iel.
Sic ba! Gin EGrden
Steist Elm i'm Rn!
Cine Winute-
Sbon iagen lie rTu"!
Cine Miniite -
Sn, Itaitnet ut0 idIallt:
Gr lit MN 9r1iit' gam,
Sic lit ifon gralit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-24
0cidcioeuheit.

n@arum limo Sic bon Sbrer pori-
gen Serrid,aft cntlaiieu?" wiirDe Elm
oienItiudeubes Wdoden gefragt.
nNnmu?" antiportcte Oieie beid,ei.
Den, .habc id Sbnen oenn ifon ie.
irdgt. lporilm 5 Sbre Sorihtc nift
BET Sbnen alisicbalteu bot2"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
Extra Big Values in z Piece Cold
Meat, Fish, Fruit, Berry, Game,
Bread and Butter Sets.

7 Piece Fruit and Berry Sets, large
new flat rim style bowl and half dozen
sauce dishes to set, beautifully de-
corated in rich colors and finished with
gold, 75c.
7 Piece Cold Meat Set, large new
shape oblong bulged platter and half
dozen plates, richly decorated in brown,
blue and gold, 81.
7 Piece Fish Sets, richly decorated in
platter and ixplates, SIPS
Extra Fine 7 Piece Fish Set, very long
narrow platter or fish tray, half dozen
plates, SI.75.
7 Piece Game Sets, handsomely de-
corated in gold and various tints, new
est shape platter and half dozen plates,
two sizes, 81 and SIPS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
Exquisite Plain, Gold Rimmed and
Tinted, Sparkling Crystal Glassware

Clear Crystal Water Pitchers, high
smooth, squat beveled and colonial
designs, 25c, so c,.75c.
Cut Glass Tumblers, star design, 10 c.
Berry Bowls, of heavy pressed crystal
and beveled designs, beautiful shapes,
sc to $50.
Flower Vases, wide variety of differ
ent designs in clear crystal, nc.
Pickle Dishes and Celery Trays, new
long boat shape, clear crystal, I5c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13

Water Sets of golden royal and violet
iridescent finish, embossed designs,
large tankard and six tumblers, 81.
Clear Crystal Water Sets, very fine
quality, ground bottom, rich pressed
designs, tankard and six glasses, 81.
Gold and Tinted Decorated Crystal
Water Sets, by far the richest effects
that have been shown at the price,
large tankard and six tumblers, SIPS.
BERRY SETS.
Piece Berry Sets, clear crystal,
rich designs, large bowl of graceful
shape and half dozen individual dishes,
81.
7 Piece Golden Royal Violet Berry
Set, embossed designs, large bowl and
half dozen individual dishes, 81.
7 Piece Decorated Crystal, gold and
delicate tints, various designs, the rich
est 7 piece berry set ever brought out
for SIPS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
Cups and Saucers.

Gold Lace Edge, cups and saucers,
very fine quality, Ioc.
Haviland Design, cups and saucers,
dainty pink and green floral decora-
tons. The finest and the only ware not
ma de in France on which this design
can be seen. Set 75c.
Gold. Sage Green and Cardinal de-
corated cups and saucers, exceptio nally
beautiful, set SI.oo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13

Cut Star Cream and Sugar Set, one
of the daintiest little sets that has been
brought out and the price is very rea
sonable, you may rest assured of that
or we wouldn't have it, SOC.
Sugar Bowls Of clear, gold and irid-
escent finish, 25c to soc.
Butter Dishes, clear, gold and irid-
escent, 25c to SOC.
Cream Pitcher, clear, gold and irid
escent. I5c to 35c.
Spoon Holder, clear, gold and irid-
escent, I5c to $50.
Clear Crystal Butter Dishes, Ioc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
Kimono Cloth

Petty combinations of clear
gray and white, black and white,
brown with dainty little figures
and stripes, and here and there
touches of cardinal, navy and
pink in ever SO many neat eff
fects. A particularly fine 10~
quality for, per yard 49,. AON
Rich ground work with beauti-
full Persian and oriental designs
in contrasting cOlOrs. By far the
finest and heaviest yard wide
fabric Of this nature to be I r.
had for, per yard $500. 4ON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
Plates, Fancy and Plain.

Imported Decorated China Plates,
transparent, bread and butter styles,
beautiful tints and gold, Ioc.
Gold Decorated Plates, medium size,
plai4- and lace edge, Ioc.
Fancy plates, rich designs, blue and
brown in combination with gold and
delicate tints at Ioc, nc, I5c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
Store Open Nights

To make it convenient and easy as
possible for every one during the
Christmas rush-davs we have tripled
our sales force.
And as our salespeople will work in
relays SO as to have proper rest you can
depend upon cheerful and prompt serv-
ice whether you come at 9 O clock in the
morning or 9 O'Clock at night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
Plain and Fancy Toweling

plain towels towels dresser scars and all
fancy toweing much
the quality best suited the IN this asort
5 styles at 129c yd., white huckaback wide
crash and beached
styles at 1Oc yd, half unbleached white
hucka back and beached crash with border
styles at 15c yd very fine English
and VIII wit border
styles at Csc yd, plain huckabac high pile
figured huckabac either of these desirable for fine
brOdery work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
Chocolate Sets.

Imported China, transparent, tall pot
and six cups to set, newest shapes and
decorative effects, 81, SIPS, $3.50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13

Face Powder. TO to SOC
Toilet Waters, 25c to SOC
Florida Water, 10 c
Cologne and Perfumes, SC to SOC
Toilet Soaps, &C to $50
Bay Rum, Ioc
Dental Cream and Powder, 10 c to 25c
Massage Cream, 25c
Shampoo Mixture, 25c to SOC
Glycerine and Rose Water, 10 c to 25c
Vaseline, perfumed and plain, SC to
-oc.
Vaseline camphorated cream in
ubes, I5c
Tale Powder, 10 c to sc
Sachet Powder, sc to Ioc
Witch Hazel, Ioc
Peroxide, 10 c to sc
Glycerine, Ioc.
Hair Tonic, 40 c to soc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
China Pitchers.

Beautiful decorations and the last
word in graceful designs, Every size
that is desirable. 10 to soc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
The two Very Best
Qualities of Percales

There dozens of brands of percae that be bought
for almost many different prices but that have
compared the merits of standard make
strength uniformity of weight and nenes of these
the prices
121ca yd quality full yard wide dark and light patterns,
in wide variety of new effects
1Oc yd Quality the least bit under Sc inches wide
dark and light patterns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
SO Pretty Patterns in the ~ per
Best of Dress Ginghams at AOC yd.

Mark you this is not average 10c quality that be
bought for 1Oc any dayexcep here The fneness of che
weave the uniform weight and strength well the high
of the patterns will prove this at glance Plenty of
dark medium and light color combinations in pad checks and
other neat designs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
Two Good Outing
Flannel Values,

For 1Oc yd the very best quality of heavy outing that
is made Wide variety of patterns in light and dark color
combinations
For SC yd., good weight outing in neat patterns. Com
pare this quality with you then judge for yourself
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
Carry Out Your Part

for, as NJ. Dooley says, "There amt
amy worse feelin' thin not gettin'
something IN somebody that we've
give something to except to get some
thing fr m somebody that we've given
nawthin' to.
If you can make up your mind as
to what to get, Wen do all we can to
help you.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13

French KNAPP Flannel in Neatest Designs
For mannsh shirt waists house and sleeping garments there
nothing of high GLASS; and nothing else has the neat de
signs ssfee" of fine French Fannels at the
price, per yard----~~~-- ----~ - 4 ~
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
HEAD SOLID MASS OF HUMoR

81 think the Cu'.cura Remedies are
the best remedies for eczema ] have
ever heard Of. My mother had a child
who had rash on its head when Il
was real Young Doctor called 1t baby
rash. He gave US medicine, but u
iid no good IN a few days The head
was solid mass; a running sore il
was awful, the child cried continually
We had 10 hold him and watch him
10 keep him from scratching the
sore. His suffering was dreadful At
last We remembered Cuurura Rene
dies. We got a dollar bottle Of CUT.
cura Resolyeut, box OF Cu'icara
Ointment and a bar Of Cuticura soan
We gave the Resolyent as directed
washed the head with the Cutcga
Soap. and applied the Cuticura ONT
ment. We had not used half before
the Childs head was clear and free
from eczema. and Il has never come
back again. His head was healthy
and be had a beautiful head OF hair
I think the CutiCura Ointment very
rood for the hair Il makes the hair
grow and prevents falling hair
DSIgnedl Mrs Francis Lurd Plain
city. Utah. Sept ~, 1910. Send 70 the
Potter Drug x Chem Corp. Boston
Mass. for free CuIcura Hook "a th'
treatment Of skin and scalp troubles,
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

The National Progressive league Is
II should be called the
Roosevelt Third.Term league. 1t 10
significant that none Of the FIVE planks
IN the platform which Mr.. Roosevelt
framed for tho league relates to tar
m reform. or the curbing OF Wall
street or the suppression Of trusts
and monopolles, or the control Of cor
poraton greed, or economy In govern
ment or any other question that Is OF
nresslng national Importance, ,
The National Progressive league rep
resents the familiar Roosevelt exne-
dent OF devisIng issues that will ap'
neal to the radical sentiment Of the
west without alarming Wall street
and big business---New York World,
Dem J.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
CONGRESS

The siKty.nrst congress came TO an
end Saturday noon. Senator Bailey
Of Texas attempted TO resign his seat
In the senate. Neither Vice'President
sherman nor Governor Colqultt OF
Texas would accept the resignation.
and later In the day tho senator
changed his mind.
Tho tarln commission bill was
killed because the house refused TO
accept two senate amendments.
The senate failed to approve the Ca
madam reciprocity treaty,
Tho senate did not consider the
house apportlonment bill, providing
for m increase OF membership from
3al TO t30.
President Taft issued call for a
special session OF congress 10 con-
yono on April T.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
lmnrovoments Cost s1O4.o74.

CoIumba The biennial report Of
the Columbia city engineer, made pub
Nc. shows sl0i014 was expended on
street Improvements. Two and one
third miles Of brick streets costing
S7s.1Sa. sewers. at an expense Of 3ll,-
500. and four and q quarter miles Of
sranltu.4 walk. acEregaHug $4,000,
are the chief items There are now II
miles OF brick streets In Columbia
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

Eleven elIls Finally Passed,

TIE following bills, all introduced
by members OF the senate, were taken
up. read the third time and finally
passed
by Senator Wilson: Authorizing do
nestle life insurance companies to IN
vest In tho stock OF other life insur'
anca companies,
by Senator Chnn: Requiring all
passenger trains that reach terminal
points late as much as 80 minutes and
over to furnish weekly reports there
Of 10 the state board OF railroad and
warehouse commissioners, giving In
each instance statement as TO the
cause of delay.
py Senator Lane; Making the coun'
~ depository law applicable to public
money operate in tho management OF
state educational and eleemosynary
institutions. In other words. surplus
money must be loaned to the highest
responsible bidder on a daily'oaianee
basis.
BY Senator Lane; Giving the state
Of Arkansas concurrent jurisdiction
with tho state OF Missouri whero the
81. Francis river forms tho boundary
line between the two statcs--a dis
tauco Of some co miles.
Ily senator Welch. Requiring writ
ten agreement from land owners on
the part OF real estate agents and
brokers before the latter can lay any
legal claim 10 a commission for the
sale Of land.
BY Senator Chinn: Empovsrinl
cities ot the third class 10 levy a il
cor.c tar on telephone and telegraph
companies. transportation companies
Foomlng houses, etc.
by Senator Greene: authorizing
voluntary consolidation o' lien claim
when suit Is flsd In the circuit court
It's Senator White Permitting th'
garuishmeut Of wages due nonFes'
dent employees ot railroads In sums
under 5000 in cases where the debt
are held By bona hde residents Of th
s,a'e and were created tn Missouri
Hy Senator nushy: Making men
hers q the enrolled Missouri m!llu
who served 20 days during the civ
aar eligible TO enter the federal SO
. llcrs' home at - James
Ily Senator Wilson TXsng the con
pensAtlun Of commissioners In tn
|. condemnation 4 drainage districts
t1a day.
, uy senator Greene Providing fc
. the registration by tho state audli'
4 municipal louis issued by kanSa
. city
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
MISSOURI NEWS


Columbia The University Of Nils
souri, seed special, run by the Frisco
over i,s Missouri lines, In order that
university agricultural experts could
deliver lectures and to give southwest
Mlssourlans an opportunity to sec Jo-
sephine the worlds champion dairy
COW and other blooded cattle on tho
train, has rsurnod, The train stopped
at 80 places one hundred and TWEEN
,y-elght lectures were delivered TO 45,'
oO0 persons. OF these 10000 were
school children Another special VIII
be sent over the Hurlinton into north
west Missouri within the next ten
days.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
Ny r,n Catalogue Heus.s.

Senator Lane q Cape Glrafdeau
presented bill in The senate smqos-
INK an ANNUAL state tax on all NAH
order houses that sell to customers
y ho make their selection u articles
from, catalogues While 1t seems prob
ahlc that tho measure Is directed a.
Chicago houses. yet tho act does not
specify nonresident nrms and coEpo
-aftcus and hence wog.d be general
IA rs application
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
lslant,s Location Settled.

Cape GHarlyau BY a ruling oil
Judge Raunoy Of the common pleas
court. an island farm Ia the Missouri
river near STE. Geneyi,ve belongs TO
tho state OF Illinois suit was
brought hy JohnR Boas OF St Louis
to restrain the Missouri county from
collecting aRes because the shifting
Of IN, river had thrown the island
closer TO she Missouri than to the IL
lluois shore
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
Reeiproclty Deemed.

The efforts of President Taft IN be-
half of reciprocity are doomed to the
fate that betell the efforts of the Nc
Ktnlev administration. The result
will be to make The people more i'm.
patient than ever with Republican
promises. and more determined for
genuine reciprocity and genuine tarih
reform.--Portland Eastern Argus.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
cornanv X in New Uniforms.

Cape Girardeau.- the regular
weekly drill of Company X, n. G. NJ,
Capt. NJ. A. Grissom issued new olive
drsb uniforms to his men, The men
are getting ready for inspection by q
U. 8. inspecting officer.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
on for many years.
Brother Richard Madiesn Dies,

Cape Girardeau.-Brother Richard
Nadlgan. 95 years old. for SO years
connected with st. Vincent's college
In Cape Girardeau, died here. He
was native Of ireland and came to
at yincent's college In 1856,
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

Hotel men OF the state are back OF
a hal introduced by Representative
fiossett Of Kansas City. Tho bi. pro
yg4es that al ignkeeqer may hold
the baGgAge q any guest as Hen
,ar hoard and led and may sell 1t and
apply the proceeds upon the amount
dtt~
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
Two Enaines Jump Track.

Bristol Tenn.--Both engines OF
doubleheader coal train on the Vir
rinls n Southwestern railway Jumped
The track and turned over down a
bank at Clinehport Engineer Hicks
of bristol was crushed to death.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

The joint resolution offered ny Sen
atot Wilson Of Platte requesting Pres
idsnt Taft to reeunyene congress upon
March ( for revision of the tariff,
PASSED the senate by . vote OF IN
TO 10
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
Insanity as Divorce Cause.

Senator Krone Of 81 Louis intro,
aucca a tiH 10 the senate making tn'
sanity a lasIdabga cause for divorce
under certain restrictions one OF
these 10 three years 81 insanity dAiy
astestcI 10 iu court Of competent
jurisdiction to hear action for divorce
This Ia The only divorce law pending
in the senate
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
Roster Named tor Normal Beard.

jefferson City Governor Hadley
apnointed Edward 4. Roster Of Farm
sngtou a member Of the board Of
managers of the Cape Girardeau Nor.
NAL school for six years from Janu-
AIRY l, 1911.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

Jefferson City--As reward for he
rotc work done during the burning
Of the state capitol. Governor Hadley
ssued a parole to Harrison Clay, a
negro convict, The negro was a
member of the prison fire depart
nent.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
eond RtIl Passed by Senate.

The senate passed the bill intro
aeced by Senator Alice Of Miller pro.
,idlng fer special election 10 vote
upon the proposition Of issuing $4,000
600 IN st. per cent bonds TO run Is
rgars for rebuilding The capitol
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

Memphis. Tenn.--Jacoo NJ. bickin-
son, secretary of war. was here Tor
Washngtons birthday, aud was elect
ed president OF the Sjeedwsy Land
,ompanv, a local coucerntn which he
ia financially interested
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

Chairman Hawkins of the house
committee on retlistricttng introduced
A bin which will hearaafter increase
the membership Of the house of rep
rssentatives TO l46,
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

rchtson. Kas Word was received
er.o that President Tart VIII N'si.
..h,.on next september as guest Oh
n.tI.v y Vasgensr's annual emu.
-. piepic. The exact date has not
h4an decided.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

tacoma Wash. sitting on 'ob
u.,n MA face resting upon his hand
,s though absorbed in thought keV,
rrapk D Bentley was found deaa
ear his home. Death apparently h"a
..an due to heart trouble.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

Socialist Berger credits the devil
with the authorship Of the present tar
III. Thus are Messrs. Payne. Aldrich
and Cannon made painfully aware that
fame Is fleetinG.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

1ronton n.--John Schwab secretary
and manager Of the lronton FIGURING
mill, dropped dead In the office OF the
mill. Mr., Schwab was G5 years old
and has been a business man OF Iron
ton for many years.
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09
Mhat Was Ee7

Mrs Uoyle-My husband is L para
nQlaC.
Mrs Doyle-Wly didn't You marry
an American?
Marble Hill press., 1911-03-09

The house passed the Hawkins bill
providing for an appropriation of $50
900 to build and repair teVees along
the plack and St Francis rivers.