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The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-12-05
Sauk Centres Foremost Citizen Answers the Call
of the Grim Reaper at the Close of Long Life
Filled to the Full With Activities
Dies in Omaha and the Body Is Brought to This City
and Lies in State in the Home the HCity
Honors Mr.. KeIers Memory

Centres ao universal
is Mr. Keller has passed
MIR. Keller Omaha at 9:2CMaway
Tuesday reached3 Henry Keller
aHlem bel Darmstadt, Germany,
of 1864
with
hadAout
daugh IA tnker's
OF city OF
Aohs N was not long BE-
ta,en diregt, sOre he a
following Mr. Keller
n
onor Il lie
II E3si.li,E Z tatime
The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-12-05

Mimi, former rector Of the Episcopal
church here, will otficiate.
The cause of Mr.. keller'S death was
Bright's disease, from which he had
suffered for a year or more. About
the first of July Mr. Keller, accom-
panied by his daughter Miss Louise
Keller. came up from Joplin, Mo-, :,
where he had lived rnost of the time
for the past two years, and remained
here during the summer. He was in
feeble health when he arrived but two
months in Minnesota air helped him :.
Early in September Mr.. Keller went to
Brainerd where he spent month with
his daughter Mrs. c. A. Beise, and
her husband DR.. Beise. He them
returned to Sank Centre for few
days, going thence to Joplin.
The news of Mr.. Keller's death camel
as distinct shock to Sauk Centre|
people who had known him Intimately
for nearly forty years. Still, his
demise was not unexpected, as it was !!
known that the dread disease had
firm hold upon him. The expressions
The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-12-05

ernor's Island in New York harbor.
While there he made the acquaint-
ance of Albert Dahlem and Frederick
gWilliams, both of whom had Joined
( the regiment. The acquaintance soon
4 ripened into friendship, which con-
ltinued for many years.
About the middle Of April, 1868,
Messrs. Keller and Williams arrived
lin Sauk Centre. Mr.. Dahlem followed
Ia month later. Each embarked in
business on Third street, Mr.. Dahlem
opening grocery store on the ground
where his present store stands. Mr..
Keller's venture was hardware store,
in the wooden building now occupied
by Ed Evans as barber shop.
On the fifth day of December, 1885,
Mr.. Keller was married to Miss,
Rien, the ceremony being|
performed at st. Cloud. MIR. DahlemI
was best man.
A few wears after embarking in the,
hardware business Mr.. Keller startedI
tanning mills in a /
small way. This industry thrivedi
The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-12-05

and out of it grew the big wagon
factory here which is operated by the
Keller Manufacturing Company, OF
which Mr.. Keller was president. The
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-17

in
WORKING FOR
H. Lots large planned
H. Location
surroundings
49, Real ; earth can't
Ia
$ "A coming sSF-you cant headhe oGi
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-17

IS Reasons Why You Should Own an Eastview Lott
BECAUSE

wa o center
2. fee of Street, Car line.
OF Avenue
the
mains pass
pinch main
OF Splendid Of
to Stony Ridge Gap
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-17
BECAUSE

taRtth
oughf"re in the
furnishe
Trolley Eastve
OF streetc
much soar!
for new i'm FastT
Bridge
far enough
by
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-17
Lots Sold on Easy
Terms

Announced Sale Liberal discounts
Come out early A
GROUND SOMEWHERE!
DON'T FORGET THE DATE-sATURDAY, 10TH 10 A. W.
IONS
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-17
EaStview Addition is
Located

BIuehed
and ROnceverto PRINCETON
TENSION, the
you've been too busy suspect Iyew better visit II right
YOuu a
overlook II.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-17

Free Round Trip Railroad
Fare to all purchasers TO
the extent of $500 or
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-17

$4,000 Given Away,
Consisting Of a $35OLot
and Ten $500 Gold
Pieces
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Sbalu-9srujcf luirO lanslucilig.

q en- . orL ). D'0r5. Ete
Grmartllng ooi} Irau NiIliom Ibom,
Die Oiuttcr iarrn 81. Sbap's, beute
inn 4ru3eiie gclcn Den Sebteren als
3eugin cri6cineu peroe, uerlplrf'
ld,te lid niGt. Die onn3c Denti8e
5ibiuto miuOc Ourd Die 5ortietung
0es 3eugenuerb0rs ocs T5rrenor5teS
Or. Charles g. &agner in 2lnIprub
oenonlnlen un0 mar iebr langpeili9.
Ter ein3ige intcreiiante Runft Der
gerbonolungen beltono in einenl
3ielnlid bibigcn Bortpe6el 3piiben
oem 9iItriftaanualt rSerome nno
ocm giidtcr 3i51eralO 'ii6er Die BE.
redtianrg etlidcr ponl @rIieren &C.
ntnhten 2leuBerllngen. 2Ils ii1 Dos
@eridt ipGt )ilAmittags Dertogte,
mar Gr. @udnor's Berbor nod nidt
6eenoet, unO e lit fraBIi6, oh 6ralt
@iaiom 1bnm lire 9!uSia0cn morgen
beginnen miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Gnci's Silreidaft periaacn.

SanGronctsco, ). Mdr3. -
}lbrabom 9iuef melher gemeinionl
nit DEM Mapor S6nib mo Dem
4oli3eihei Gepine Der @eloerpreiiunD
anqeflogt it, 6ot SAritte Dor oen
9iihtcr 3c6borO inn Superiorgeridt
crgriiielt ieinen 6uQ permittelIt eine5
@rit OF error Dor oaS OberbunoesBe.
riht 5u bringen. Gr mar in3mii1en
oui belte Dor Oen Jiidtcr Gunne &c.
la0en, INN be3ii8li6 Ser ge9en i'm ers
Gobencn 2tnfla8e 5u plaioiren, mo
oa .er uift erifien uno nidt rlige.
iun0en lperoen fonnte, 10 erfldrte Der
Hihtcr ieine giirBIbait I'M 9etrngc
bon $4,000 uerpirft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Ter Strotbcrs@ @Sru5CR.

Gulpcpcr, &a., ). Nl0r5.-Ncr
@ro5eB gcgcn bic @e6rii0cr Strotber
mcgen GrmorOung ibrca Shm1gera
9pDater5 Dtroc hclttc crit I'M : llbr
9}ohmittoga croiinct inOcm FbiIip
Strotber, elmer Der 2lngctlo9tcn mel
der an Scr Grippe geIittcn bat, mdbs
reno 0eS Wornlittog$ 10 franf mar,
OaB er nicbt i'm @eri)t erideinen
fontte. Pm Nodmittag Bate lidb ics
6oh icin 3uItonO qeniIgcnO 2cbciicrt,
10 Dab Die @crblnolungcn lort8cleBt
mcr0en fonntcn. Hidter Snrriion cr-
t6ciltc olSOann Den @eid)morelcn
Icine ,inltruttioncn. Iicielbcn ban,
oclten gr0btentbcjla BON Der Scocn'
tuna 0cs 9c0rilia @obnilln lmO Don
Der 1SraBe. ob iid) bic 2ln2ctlogten
5ur 3eit ibrc2 @crbrehcna in einem
ioldcn 3uitan0c befanoen, OlB iic
niht bcritonocn mas tic tbaten. Ter
9lihter CAB gu Dab Die @cbrilocr piel-
lciht ButnO 3u groBer unO ernItcr
@eihnerOe Acgn 9pmoters botten
ooB iic icOoh, mcnn Die 1rrp finoet
0ob tic 0cnirlbcn nit &orbeOndt lmO
in b6spiui9cr 2lbIi6t t0otcteL cinen
alf Moro inn crtcn @roOc lontenoen
@nbriprt6 pcrocnten - 9tad Oem
9tid)ter biclt StaatsonDolt aeltb
nod einen Nortrl9 ou Die Surp.
Woraen luer0cn Die &crtbcioi9ungas
onmdltc lucitcrc }ioiOoper5 Dortra8cn
mo Damn gclnult Der 6ou an oie Se.
ifiunrcncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
g}rrwiltGlidJ cntfiiGrt.

CoDcr, Gel, ,. Dtdr}. - Ser
Uicrja6ri9c 2o5n oc5 fiir5lidl bon
5iour.Git0. &o, Ho6 0elMporc iibcr-
gciicocltcn Cr. $. y. Marpin Der
idmono oua Der Nobnlm9 Der 81.
tern ln0 lit nod niht ali1cfunoen.
W}on iiirGtet, ooB cr cntiilDrt Doroen
lit. Or MorDm mcIAer filr reid
Gilt, fouitc Dor &lr5en cine 6orm
nnbc &ittSGommod, nht W}cilen BON
bier, un0 lieB iib om Sam'to9 am
6cricl6cn nic0cr. g4Gbren0 oic 6as
milic QcItern nod nit Der GiriAtlm1
0cs Suuic9 bciAditigt mar, fam Der
ano6c ob6anoeu. Gie 9eb6roc lit
bcno1rid)tigt por0cn lnO bat eincn
Ictcftiu na6 aittabonmlod achft.
Die @cicbc Don 0elouare icbtcn Die
To0c8Itralc aui Gntiilbrltn8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Sd)Un wicocr Gin llnfnQ anf Der
Gentrul= Balm.

y en- Nort. >, N}Gr5. - Gin
ans Gbicago tonlmtuoer @oiticbuclj.
}lta ser yNem.Norfcr Gcttral.9abn"
mlroc nm ). 40 bclttc friib 5u (moIi
9&sN. tbeihpciic ans Dem @elciic &c
mprfcn mo 5ebn Herioncn luurOcn
ucrlctt. 9tllr. elmer Der &crlcbtcn ics
bod, nGmlih 9crflcp Brandon ans
9tcu-Yorf Sod IN Dem SpCiicmug.
QolL lit bcoentlb }ltgcricltet. Ger
lclbc crlitt ctncu @einbrlh, m0brCn0
iid) bic iIbrigcn &erleBuugcn auf
Shronnen 1tn0 9euIen beihr1nten.
@S 6efonocn ii6 al 80 @aiiagiere orf
0cn 3ugc, rClcbcr t6 Wtinutcn Der
pQtct mar mo NIT GROCER Sd)nelliq-
felt itbr. @ci elmer 2cbc, 0cra0e
iiiolth pom Nahubofe 5u liuoli, cnt-
glciItcn Die pier bintcrcn @aqgouS,
0rcl Rarlarnd1don2 u10 Der Spcilcs
ma11ot um0 pur0Cu gclcu cine gIns
5abl ,SrdtGhunggou& aui cincn 9fCbcn-
gcIciic Qciflcu0crt. Der }luproQ oc-
ntnIirtc Die 93nAgona tbcihuciic, per.
binOcrtc icOocD 5u1lcid, ooB 0iclclbcn
Don Scr 96'ful0 6crob in Oen 0uO
Jon 9tipcr ltiir5tcn, lno oicier I'M
itanO ucrbiitctc obuc 3wciicl ar0Bcrcn
2tbtn&ptytult.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
&as III log tllt 9auna?
3lucitc @nttin bcS ScnntursiuGncs
flngt nnf SfciNnn0.

Seine critic Gattin licB ii6 i6ou III
1898 poh i6ni S6lub.
2Irglmcute i'm Strot6erS. .@roieiic
SIT Gulpepper foI8cu mtf SnItrtf,
tioncn oeS J}ihter$ an sic ISurp.
- 9angpeiIigc &crbon0Ilngcn
i'm Gbomy@ro5eiic. - 3cbn @cr.
ioncn Ourd Gnt1Iciilma cine3
3ugcS ser n9tcp.Dorfcr Gcntrol.
9obn" pcrlebt. - Npicr bon Gr-
ploiioncn. III gntiij5rlng einc8
anobcn in 0elMporc.
GIcocIonO, 9 ). W}Gr5. -
Strait GIilubctb @orOou Sauna, oic
Satin Ion u. @onno'3 cin}igcn
Sobnca Oe3 pcritorbcnn 9unocSlcs
natora %. q. pQnno, bat uuf 5d)cis
OlmQ Qctlagt. Sic bcihulogt ibrcn
@ottcu grober EiIihtpcrnahlGiii.
almg mo @roniomteit, lmO crflGrt,
ocrielbc babe lie o5nc @rlmo perloi.
len. Sic criud)t nm Gbcideiolnq,
anaemeiicne 2ilimcntc lu0 I'M Die
C56ut iibcr ibre iijniidbrige Gohtcr
Gli3abet6. Die Shcioungspetitipn
murOe am +. 0}dr5 Dor cinem 9totar
IN 9tcrp.9orf ciOlid crb0rtert. Sic
&ldgerin lit &ntno3 5lpcitc 5rort.
,{br critcr @utte mar Multcr 3. 2.
Mau0, bon mel6em lie in 1900 ae-
ihieOen mtr0e 2lm 10. 6ebrltlr
Oc5 nGmlihen Subrca bciratbete lie
Tan S1onnn. 2lucb 0ieicr mar Dor
ber i6on cinmol pcrbcirutbet.
Die critic @ottin 0ca iluaen Sauna
mar cine Qeborenc 6arrington, Gies
icIbe erlongte in 1898 cine Stbcioung
rno bat iidl ieit0em lpieOcr ucrbeira.
tbet Die 3lucite lFrm Nunnn wohnt
ieit leBtcm SoerbIt il N}elu.Dorf. sic
lit cine Iodltcr oc5 DerItorbcncnGbaa
". @or0on, eiucs 0}iuionGr3, mel-
der ser Staot Glepelano ocn @orOon-
&orf tcItomcnt1riid) pcrnaHte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
GataItrop6c III cincm merifaniidcn
Etciubrnd,.

GGEoio, Ger ;. Mdr3.-3pc
gcitcrn in cincm Steinbruhc Der
,Gbi1ua6ul & 9aciiic.9n6n" SIT
Sonooool, I'M Staote Gbibuobua,
tingetrctcuc Grploiioncn ueri6ilttetcn
lm0 t00tcten ncun 2lrbeitcr. )}cun
anOerc 2lrbcitcr lutroen idmer per
lctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

lce's. Mr. 81, NorO.geta.g Cir. ctiircrGtuiibtn
s bis 10 llbr MirrgeHs nHo II uDr DtiiipGs
bis 1Ihr Mbcno5.
(IeS20-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Dabeu Gic aatarr9 ?

@esbnIb eOnfuIiiren Gle nidt
eiren glr5i, iuelher &ainrrhs
Sfrarfbetien Der 9iaie, oe5 Snl,
les, ber aunge unD Der Sbren
fir ldnger. a!s 90 Sabre In
bieier Stnht bebnnbelt cat? =
gseruI Gle reid iino, ,ptro Sbs
nen nitbt 5u oiel uDoerlangt,
uno penr Gle arm iino. 10
bruudlcn sic nur fir bic Weois
lin All hr anhIrn hri rr Nonrts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
SNnnmit.GrplOiiun ucrlctt 20 Ser
IUncn.

&ott&DilIc, ga, ). 0}Gr5. -
Curh Ole bcutG i'm 0}aga3in Ser
oSuaquc6onuo 6icl So. bel Ser
HidorOS 3ecbc, na6c Ofoumt Carmel
cingctrctene GrpIoiion pon etpa 1000
@iun0 Qpnomit nur0en an 20 Ser.
iOnCn Derlctt bier 0crielbcn, n0ms
lib 2cmi9 9omic BON Wolmt Gurs
mel 9iotIn 2lrnoI0, Geo. 9iQmnn
m0 Ibomoa @ritcbarO, pabri6eiuIid)
t00tlid. Ser ongcrihtctc pehuiGre
S6o0en betrd9t Cirfa %150,000,
GaS N}aaa5in lag ln8ef0br t25 IllB
bon Sen Nlrcaur Der GompQ1nie, lmb
iomcit man meiB, mar 5ltr 3cit Der
GrpIoiiou Niemoro oorin. 0ic @r-
reaugebdu0e, iomic ole na1e 3intners
mamlSipcrflt6tte muroeu Oemoirt
mo etlidc ser }trbeiter trH8tlt 2Irm.
oOer @Cin6riibe 0apon ndbrcno piclc
onOcrc 0urh acknowledgements Splitter
pcrlcbt mrr0cn Die GrpIpiion rib
cin Is SUB ticiC8 unO 80 Sub int
Ourhneiicr bctroacn6cS Sod in oic
Groe. &ielc Glnocrt Mdnncr uno
9nobcn merOen olti minoclten5 cncn
Wtonat Qrbcitalo8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

tdnn giemano bcriue6ren. uno etn Berfuh Der
at. gernaros arautrrpilen miro Seoen, Der an
Seritopiurg Npepeple, StopiibmetS, Wlutieieit.
Sbuinoe uebcieit SOobreulien @eIbilidt,
5hmeri tn Der 2eite OeIeeter 3unge. idDlebtent
(3ei6niad I'M Wttnoe H. T. 10, leioet, ounoit
iiDerienpcn. bdb oicieS Wtittel. oeiien 3uinmmena
iebnlIg uUr Sdbrbunoerien bon oen geIebtter
Berrburoiner Ntontben eriiinoeii iuurbe. aiieb
beutc NOD ods bette llitiel aeaen alle ene
Spnpome mo oeren 5runoIeiOen. eebertranEa
belt. IT. (63-S.@)
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-01-18

nouncement that no, Englishmen
Canadians or Americans were miss.
ing will greatly reassure the public
concerning the fate Of the unusual
number of tourists and others who
are spending the winter in Jamaica
or who were attracted there by the
agricultural and cotton conferences.
The news Of the disaster reached
London too late tonight to become
generally known to the public, but
it will bring home to the imagina-
ton of the British people the ter
rors of an earthquake in way that
even the San Francisco catastrophe
failed to do. f
Owing to the active efforts in re-
cent years Of Joseph Chamberlain
and Sir Alfred Jones, the CONNER.
cial development of Jamaica has
made the island much better known
and it has been greatly in favor as
q winter resort.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-01-18

Salem, Or, Jan. 16.-Herman
Rothchild, representative from Un-
ion county and the lone democrat
of the house, was elected by the
republicans of his district because
they had faith that he was the
hardest and most consistent fighter
of county division to be found in
that section In Lis campaign be
had to make a fight against his
democratic friends in union because
they favored the division of Union
county for political reasons, think
ing it would give them more chance
for control of county government
should Union be put in the center
by itself. He won out against q
normal republican majority of 800
because the majority did not wish
to see the county cut in two.
This shows that the idea of
county division is not dead and
there are other Indications, A. A..
Jayne of Hood River, is in attend
ance of the legislature, and although
| he is member of the third house
this session yet be is here to renew
his fight for the creation of Cascade
county, shoping to carve away q
portion of Wasco and leave The
Dalles with the bone of the country
and Hood river take the pick of the
valley soil and the land of the big
red apples.
According to Mr.. Jayne a great
many of the people Of that district
around Hood River wish to gee the
creation of the county. More than
1 900 property owners in the die
trict have signed a petition asking
. that the new county te created.
All the opposition, says Mr.. Jayne,
is on political grounds, and there is
lgreat hope of being able to pass the
measure at this session since the
enactment of the direct primary
law does away with the advantages
OF keeping all the country in the
limits Of Wasco. 5,f T..
1 People down Prineville way ART
also planning for the creation oi
three new counties out Of what Ii
now Crook county. The divisiona
lines of the new counties will fol
low the principal waterways anc
will be known as Crook, Deschutel
and Madras cenntiea. So far there
has been no active steps taken ir
iregafd to the creation Of the new
counties, but the measures are ir
course of preparation and will b
: introduced in a short time. Wher
they come before the legislature i
Lis certain that the fight o
two years ago will be renewed and
that there will be warm contest
before the question Is settled.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-01-18

In the Matter Of the Estate

In the Matter of the Estate
HENRY HoLRoYD, Deceased
To Alice Holroyd. Edward Holroyd, James F.
Holroyd, Rose La LascheiHr, Catherine Staples,
Robert Holroyd, Ina Jean Holroyd, Harry W.
Holroyd. heirs at law OF Henry Holroyd. deceased,
GREETING: '7'' -- -
In the name OF the State Of Oregon you are
hereby cited and required to appear In the ooun.
ty Court of the state of Oregon, for the County of
Benton, At the Court room thereof at Corvallis In
the County of Benton, on Saturday, the 9th day OF
February, 1901, at ten o'clock In the forenoon c6
that day, then and there to show cause II any ex-
list, why order OF sale Ahould not be made, as
prayed for In the petition Of W. 8. McFadden ad-
mtnistrator Of said estate, OF said Henry Holroyu
deceased, of the following desciibed real proper
ty. to-wtt:
Lots enc ~, two (2), eleven Q1) sud twelve
(l2). Block Four (4), Rsypurn's Addition to the
city OF Corvallis. Oregon.
And you are further notified that this citation
is served upon you and each Of you, by publica-
ton thereof, In the Corvallis TIMES newspaper
for four weeks under an order made by the Hon.
E. Wood ward, Judge Of said Court bearing date
January 2, 1907.
Witness the Hon. Z. Woodward. Judge of the
County Court, of the State of Oregon for the
County of Benton. with the seal of said Court af-
fixed this the I'd day Of January, 1907
T. r. VINCENT
TSEAL1 Clerk
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-01-18
Notice to Creditors.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed admintstratrix Of the
estate OF william F. Miller, deceased. By the
county court of the state Of Oregon. for Benton
Apunty, sitting In probate All persons having
o2aims against said estate are required to pre-
serNthe same duly verified to me at my residence
in Sum.st precinct, in said county, or at the law
office ofE. HoIgate, in Corvallis, Oregon, within
six months iesu this cate.
Dated at Corvallis, Oregon, Dec. 18, 1906.
EVA L MILLER,
~ .-s Admnistratrix.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-01-18
Notice Of Final; Settlement.

In the County Court in the State Of Oregon, for
In the Matter of the E4ahes - j - !
Of
Mary A clearinghouse, Deceased.
Notice IS hereby given thrt the undersigned has
hereby filed hev final account In the estate Of Ma
~ A. Clearinghouse, deceased. and the court has
set February L 1907, at the hour Of o'clock P. II
as the time and the county court room, county
court honse, OorvaNts, Dragon, as the pascs TO
hear objections TO the Same.
Dated this 28th day Of Decembsr. 1905
MAILNDA P. STARR,
Executrix Of the last will and testament of Mary
A. Clearinghouse deceased.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-01-18

e
New York, Jan. 16.-Cooke's
Tourist agency estimates that 2 900
Americans we're visiting in Kings
ton at the time of the quake. Dis
patches this afternoon say that the
city is practically ruined. The
dead are estimated at 400 and the
property loss is $15, 1000, 900. Later
calculations will probably increase
this. Communication has been par.
TALLY restored. The fatalities are
confined mostly to natives. The
English and American tourists lost
most of their personal effects. Most
all of the hotels were destroyed.
Kingston, Jamacia, Jan. 16.-
Kingston was overwhelmed by an
earthquake at $50 O'Clock Monday
afternoon. ALI houses within a ra.
dius Of ten miles were damaged.
Almost everv house in the city was
destroyed. Fire broke out after the
earthquake and completed the
work of destruction. The business
section of the city is smoulderine
heap of ruins. The killed number
about 400. Thousands were injured,
Churches, prblic Offices and hotels
are gone. No fatalities occurred al
the Constant Springs hotel. Sil
James Ferguson was among tn
killed. -
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-01-18
Or Sale 1ffonr ffonr January
se will Be a
Money Saving to all Buyers!
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.%/ ~ze4fs.
Big stock to make selection Every article in the store
at reduction.
Big line heavy overcoas boys and mems 25e6 discount
Big line rain overooats, mems at 2oe6 discount
Big line ladies jackets at 5O% discount
Big line gents and boys clothing at 2O% discount
Big line dress goods. underwear. hosiery, shoes, rugs
sewing machines and in fact every article in the
store at big reduction. Now is the time to buy
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Saved Her Sons late

The happiest mother in the little
town Of Ava, Mo-, is Mrs. 5. Rupee.
She writes: zone year ago my son was
down with such serious lung trouble
that u physician was unable to help
him; when by our druggists advice !
began giving him DR.. Kings New Dis
COvery, and | Don noticed improve
ment. | kept this treatment up for a
few weeks when he was perfectly we'll.
He has worked steadily since at carpen-
ter work. DR.. Kings New Discovery
saved his life" Guaranteed best
cough and cold cure by G. ID. Kendall.
SOC and 81 90. Trial bottle free.
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Hunting Tor Trouble

"l'ye lived in California 20 years
and am still hunting for trouble in
the way Of burns, sores, wounds, bOils.
cuts, sprains, or a case of piles that
Bucklcn's Arnica SaIve won't quickly
rure,' write Charles Walters, Of
AIleghancy, Sierra Co.. so use hunt
ing Mr.. Walters; it cures every case.
Guaranteed at KendaII's drug store.
2Jc.
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TRENTON
School commenced in district No
= Monday Of this week.

School commenced in district No.
= Monday Of this week.
Arthur Miller got a new buggy last
Saturday. My. But won't Arthur
look stylish.
Mrs. Geo. Judd and Miss Agnes
Buckley were West Trenton callers
last Friday.
Miss Selma Iverson completed a
successful term Of school in district
No. 2 last week.
Epworth League was held at Thos.
Bjggar's last Sunday evening. Geo.
Crawford was the leader.
League will be held at Mrs. Edward
Leary's next Sunday evening, Mar. Il,
Jenia Settler will lead.
Henry Ruedbuch has rented the
James Gum farm in West Trenton
and has taken possession.
We have another new resident in
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Sealed Bids Wanted

The Board of,Directors OF the Brook
ings County Fair association will
receive sealed bids up to noon on Sat.
urday, March 10th, 1907 for the n. w.
/ Of \. W. ! Of Section 36, Township
no Range 30 containing 40 acres,
being the old Fair Grounds. All
buildings on the property will be
reserved and the board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. Bids
may be left with Geo. ID. Cole sec'y of
the association, Bookings, ). ID.
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\ prOminent manufacturer, W. NJ.
Fertwell, Of Lucama, \. c., relates a
most remarkable experience. He says:
"A!ter taking less than three bottles
OF Electric Bitters, | feel like M rising
from the grave. My trouble is brights
disease, in the Diabetes stage. ] fully
believe Electric Bitters will cure me
permanently, for it has already stopped
the liver and bladder complications
which have troubled me for years.
Guaranteed by c. d. Kendall.
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so FEEDS FOR l CENT
Makes Hens Law.

Gold Coin Stock Food Co.
Gents:-I was notified by Mes,rs. Bah
cock d Bucklin that they had your Stock
Food on hand, and | got a pail of your fla
nous Egg a-Day Poultry Food. My hens
have never before laid as many eggs as they
III the months of October and November.
Will recommend it to my neighbors. Nv
flock is "A mixed lot of Brown Leghorn, Buff
Leghorn and White Leghorn, crossed by the
full blooded Buff Cochin BOOSTERS. 1 am
inst keeping them for the amount of eggs
lay. Yours truly, Frank f: Fisher.
New Rockford, n. D.