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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-12-24

Miss Edna Yost, OF Black Rock, is
visiting among friends in Dallas.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-12-24
Ne line-up vas as foIloRs !:

Livingston, Of NJ. A. A. G. acted a
referee, and Teats, Of Dallas, umpire
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-12-24
COFFEE
Five degrees of excel
lence: = good; ++ better;
**+ fine; *+4* finer; *++**
finest: all Schilling's Best.

Your grocer returns your money Il you don't
like IT, we pay him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-07
FARMERS AWFUL DEED.
Henry D. Carmichael Ends His
Earthly Career
IN A FRIGHTFUL MANNER.
Nslsss Bedy ls Found Under . Tree
(, Near HE Dwelling With Neck Cut
Nearly In Two and Bloody lnstru-
msnt Il Death Beside Il.

Hillsboro. Ter. April 6.-Henry D.
Carmichael, one Of the best known
farmers OF Hin county. committed sui
eide at his home about eleven miles
northwest Of here. near Woodbury.. by
cutting his neck half In two with q
razor. The body was found under a
tree few yards from the house with
the razor beside II. II is supposed be
committed the act during q spell Of
insanity. having seemingly been in low
spirits for some time. Mr.. Carmichael
resided In the same neighborhood for
more than forty years and was highly
esteemed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-07

CONTINUED on Page o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-07
MORE APPROVED.
House Makes Good Hsadway on Gen
erai Appropriation eliI.

Austin. April G. - Consideration of
the general appropriation bill was re-
sumed when the house convened Sat
urday. The following departments
were passed without amendment:
State. heath. FISH and oystr commits.
sionr. livestock. sanitary commission.
judiciary. pension. public debt. The
saiar yof the bailiff In the supreme
court was Increased from $50 to SIS
An amendment was injected In the
bill. which was accepted by Chairman
O'Ncai OF the house finance committee
making an appropriation OF s27,03s for
the FIRST and s27.l0s for the second
year for a new state department Of
agriculture. which has been created
by this legislature.
All OF the eleemosynary Institution
appropriation were passed without
material an ndments.
u was ar bunced by Superintendent
Of Insurancr and Agriculture Miner
that the teaching OF agriculture at the
Prairie View normal Is TO be put on a
practical basis. He returned from
that institution and says he gave prac.
tical demonstrations OF the working
OF farm to the negro agriculturists
there.
The governor has signed Senator
Looney's blind tiger" bill. which de.
clares II nuisance for operation OF
blind tigers In local option districts
He also signed the bin validating d.
plomas OF graduates OF the girls indus
trial school at Denton.
The senate was not In session Sat.
urday. Several ineffectaul attempts
were made to get a quorum. but with
out success. The senate then ad
tourned until Monday morning.
A concurrent resolution was adopted
In tho house permitting the use OF a
room on the FIRST floor OF the capitol
for the Daughters of the Republic to
hold their meetings.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-07
THREE STATES STRUCK.
Lsulsiana. Mississippi and Ala
bama Wind Hit.
FULLY FIFTEEN KILLED.
Tsrssis. Bssidss Caasiag ths Dsath
q Pssseas and Iajpry q Nsassess
0thsss. Did Considerable Damage to
Property. crsps and Tiabss.

New Orleans. April e.--Fffteen lives
were bIotted out by . tornado which
swept across points Of three gulf
states. which was distinctly traceable
fes distance OF 900 miles. and which
took about eleven hours In crossing
tho zone. The tornado moved from
east to west. crossing the southern
sytremities OF Louisiana and Missis-
s(ppi and striking into Alabama for .
shert distance. Portions OF four towns
were devastated. and damage exceed
ing probably s50o.coo was done. for
n addition 10 the places IN which the
tornado manifested fatal violence the
disturbance did general damage to
property. crops ahd telegraph wires
throughout its 300-mile course.
The tornado began at Alexandria.
La. instantly killing four persons
there. probably fatally injurfng three
and seriously injuring fifteen others.
Soon after daylight II neared the Mis-
sippi river. instantly killing five
persons at Jackson. La. while af
Bayou. Sara La. at least half dozen
others are reported killed.
There was one fatal injury at Jack
son. The tornado Eext appeared at
Carson. Miss. where a great property
domase was done. and the last heard
Of Il was about noon near Selma. Ala.
ybere the Inhabitants saw whirling
clouds rise into the air as they cross
ed the river. One death. negro. was
reported near Selma
In the woods about Alexandria the
tornado cut down trees and small cab
ins In a narrow line about nine miles
long Several houses were blown
down at Pineville and injuries were
reported. The hail did much damage
to crops
AT daylight Alexandria began the
work OF clearing the debris, Mayor
Turner organizing n relief movement
The damage is estimated at $500 600
Al JACKSON La. the Insane asvlur
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-07
A. AND N. BOYS swIPHD VARSITY.
Handed the Visitors the Lemons yesier.
day Afternoon by Score Of S to I
In Base Ball Game.

In the second ball game between
the A. and M. and State University
base ball teams, played yesterday
afternoon at the College athletic
grounds. a large and enthusiastic
crowd saw the A. and NJ. boys
swipe the visitors off the diamond
by score of S toI. This evens
up the slight defeat of to the
day previous, and then some. The
A. ane NJ. boys evidently have a
fine team this year, and while they
suffer an occasional defeat. they
generally rise ana smite the adver'
sary on the day following, as in
this instance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-07
NOW A LAW.
Anti Gambling Bill Effective as Soon
as u Was Signed.

Austin. April e.--Assistant Attorney
General Hawkins has announced HIS
ruling on the antl-gamblIng bill He
held that the bill goes into immediate
effect and Is now a law. since Il has
received the governors signature and
has the emergency clause. Judge Haw.
kins says that certificates of officers
of the house and senate are conclu'
sive on the proposition that the bill
was properly passed. and the journals
OF both branches show that the bill
received In each house a vote Of two
thirds OF the members
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-07
REVIVAL SERVICES TODAY.

DR.. Risner will preach at the
Baptist church this morning at II
and tonight at s O'Clock, and will
lecture to men only this afternoon
at ) o'clock; subject. I'm Fetters of
Brass"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-11-28
NoIitiIhes.

Wenn INNER BEL Brdiioent MooIes
belt Die pHihten als parteimann uno
prdfpsnt in @onHitt Qerotben, 10 trdoi
lehesmal Der parteimann ben eiea ba=
pOn. Dor faum 3tpei gDcden ertldrte
Der Drdli0ent einem @omite pon 3ei=
tnnssberaus9ebern 9eaenitber, poB er
In ieiner ndhltsn Botibaft oem gon=
areb bic Nufbebung bes .Yols aui
Drufpapier. 6olsbrei unb 6ols. bas
sur papierfabritaiion benuBt wiro, em=
pfeblen luolle. Ser prdIibsnt aab Die.
leg Uerlprehen. naboem man ibm flar
aelnadt. oaB Der papiertrun nur bur1
ben 6AubSoQ in ben Stano gelebt
miro. Die preiie in unuerihdn,ter gDeile
in Die 60be gu trelben. Wor einieen
3agen nun hielten 8al3eQ Don penn='
fplparisn nno pabue BON Rem Dorf,
Niitalisber bes 0ausansihnlies tiir Mi-
tel uno NWege uno beiDes rabiate ed,us=
sOuuer, cine Gonferens nit benz Brdli=
oeilten uno beios Serren erildrten nod
Der Gonferens. baB in Der tommenoen
Sibuna bes @onersNss teine RepiIion
oes IariIs Doraenolnmen tpiirbe. Bie=
Der ift Die Mohi Der garteipeiiide ar6=
Der, als Die pflibt Der beIIereu lsber=
5eu9ung.
QSm. s. Brpon beIutte am gams-
tag ben Braliosntsn Nooiepelt i'm
Welben 6aule. BstalmiliA Derinhte
Brnan fbon mebrmals, in's gDeiBe
0aus au fprnmen uno mil n1hltes
Sabr mieoer einen 8erlub maiden.
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@cmr .uir alter ,uerDc,,.

Damn fallen uns ole unreasllndBiafeiten
III unlereu t6rperlid)en gsrriAiun9en
auf, tDelhe tuir borber nie beobadtet
baben. Heo. Soi. MoB. aus Sid
@reet, Sllinnis, ielblt ein Mdi;iger,
lhreibt yNierentrantbeit uno alIge=
mener gerfaa batten mid aufs Grans
tenlaqer aeluorfsn. Ger Ntpentrduter
Slutbeleter bat meme @eIunoheit pie=
Der bollitdnbig bergeiieM. SD oante
Sntt fiir oieie nunoerbare Webisin.
5roBbem ih iiber sinunoaht3ig Sabre
alt mar, bat mir oieIes 6eilnlittel nuns
oerbar geholfeu." 6ornis Nlpanfrdu-
Ter ylutbeleber aber maat ole Mlten
nieoer juns uno Die sdpadsu Ifarf.
Spssialaaenten pertaufen ibn ooer Die
@i9entbiimer, 81. peter Ssabrnp uno
Sons Go.. il2 = lie ,Sopne Npe.,
@6icaso. 81.
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Summer 26
9eiratbsbespiai9t 9ttttgeit.

S. 6. Dopis Meia Meners. belos
bon ubrihspiHe.
Nobert Garl Qeipis, Mootstofpn Nllsl
bn Moela Mmif, ganaI DoDsr.
@bas. W. 2atbsrnafl Hadael Ders
bert. beiDe BON Snscnrnfuas 30.
9arbep 8. Gteinbat. NnDarre
Bertha pfeifier. Canal Eoref.
@barles 6. 5elnenmriabt Warg1s
ret M. @bonf. beibe ppri gnnal Dos
ber.
&dpmonb lllri1 Mnrtha Muon. beiss
De bon Stem philadelphia.
8. W1. Rrieq Wnrtha 8. MereDith,
beibe poil Ne.p pbilapefphia
2eron Smith Wamie DDmen. bei0e
bon Minsrnl Gitp.
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Bnrn11nes
gro6er GerfauT
Dptt
9mt SSaarclt.

Wir finber, oab ipir su biele qar<
nlrte 0lite fiir biele Sabres3eit an 0ano
baben uno mir mii1en gum MeI1er gretz
fen uno ben prels enfSpei ibneioen
uno tpenn mir aud babel @elo perliez
'ren.
0iite bic fir $4.OO, 4.50, 500 uno
600 uerfauit muroen, peroen bier fur
$2.48. nertouft uno Sbr babt Die
2ldsmabl.
Wdbreno es uns mebr fofet, oieie
6iite MAIDEN su lallen uno mir babel
Gelo berlieren. 10 perben mir bod un=
ieren gan5en Worrath bier ausbieten
uno es 1T ni1t elm 6ut barunter, Der!
uns lueniser als $500 eetoltet, bis eri
fertig mar.
Rommt boln 81 biefem Qutoertauf,
oenn 5u BEN biltiaen preile BON $2.485
Derben bieie 'Diite idsan in ,peniaenI
5asen ausosrtauft iein.
Gommt uno trefft Cure Mnsuobl,
oem cine ioIhe 8sleesnbeit bietet fih|
10 balo nibt lpieoer.
u . +
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y. & 8.

gilliae Breiie am 5onntaa.
@eitibule 3iiee SIR. Is unb IL. 0obe
&iifliBe. pOrier gum Nbnartefl, obne
grtra=Golten.
6lorioa, California, 0relniI unb
anoere puntte fir 5ouriiten unb iiber'
perEdieoene 2inier menn eepiinldt.
yiaiae Breiie fir 9eimatbfnbenoe
uno Souriiten.
Surbsebenoe GhlaFmager.
sSames tom n NusneIlnng.
ueber Wai1inaton, .. Is. iiber perihie.
oene 2lnlen. 4uFenibalt beiDiliat.
Man erfunoige lid1 bel oen Mgenteli
iiber Die preiie uno 6abrpIdne.
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Gr fod)t bel GETTYSBURG.

Daoip parfer uon Japetts. q. g..
uelder einen Ssub bel Gettpsoura Oer=
tor. fdreibt Electric 8itters BADEN
mir mebr 9ut aetban. als irseno eiil
Deilnittel, oas iA ie nabm. Set meb-
leren Sabren bate ih Wa9enleioen
mo 3ablte snedtos Diel Belo fur WeDi-
ain aus, bis it Glectrie gittsrs Al neb-
men beaann. sSh Diiroe niAt $500
oafiir uebu,en. mas lie fir inih aetban
baben." 8roBariiaes Gtdrtltnasmit-
tel fur Die 9llten uno ,peiblibe 5hipd=
de. @arnnfirt bon %. @. peter's
Mpotbete. Sn peters Mpotbets iuire
oeutih aelprohen. prsis SO Gents.
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9a8esneuigfesten.
Cein.

WarDeI ScDss. eiu reiDer Selpro=
ousent BON Mariet.a. bat oen Gr. g..
Sloan, el1lgn prominelten MrSt oa=
lelbit, aui $25, 900 S6aosnerIdB Der=
tlaat. 0or swei Sabrsn nahm Dr.
Sioan OH Der 5pdter oes Sldaers,
6eilie, eine Operation por, Die iunae
Dame litt aber Ieitoem fortwdbrsno
|arOBe S1mersen uuo beeab lih Dor
5lpei Woben nab Columbus, mo lie {ib
IN elnem 0olpilal elmer 3peiten Opera
tion unterwarf. gsi bieler @eleoen=
belt ioa es lid berausseiteut baben. Oab
bel Der erten Operation Elm Gdpanlm
I'M Gorper aelaileil luuroe uno nit ein=
aendbt marc, mas anibsineno bic are=
Ren Shmeraen ueruriabte., SRI. Da=
big beFnoet |i1 iegt auf ocm Wsae oer
generung.
unmetteibar nahbem ct aus einem
bon Gieoelano fommenben 3uge oeftie=
cen mar. Duroe Soiepbj Gupa1alle in
Wiocle Brand, feds Dieilen noroli6
bon 9anton, lebten Eonnerfag bon
einem semlHen Somaio erltoben. Die
Beloen tatten ben 5ag in gleDelano
suaebra1t uno iuareu nnf Der Setnls
reile in Streit geratben. Der oamt en=,
oete. Dab gapali0e BON ieinem 6reunoe
eritohen tuuroe.
guf elmer 6arm BET Millersbura
ruroe bic 79idbrige 6rau Satob ste-
tberom bon eillenl bDsartigen 5bafbof
9eltoBen uno lebenssefdbrll1 perlsgt.
Sn Steubenpille erlboB @iooanni
Jahifucci. melAer 3u familidr init Sac
tano @beecas Satin 9epeien nno bon
bielem einen 5hiag erbielt. oen ersiirn.
ten gbemann llnD fob. 2iberotore
@ipriano, in oel1en 9aus Der Moro be-
aanaen puroe. entaina einer &usel
our1 eina WtnOung oes Gopies. Sizes
mar Der 200. Moro in steuDenpiae.
Wdbreno in 5oleoo Elm eine Wobe
oltes gabp toot i'm 3immer uno Die
Wutter init einem einidbriaen ainoe
tranf I'M Bette Lag, obne einen Sent
@elo inl 0auie uno balb perbunaert.
tebrte Der @hemann $. S. &oberts
lon total beraulbt beim uno beorobte
Die Satin nit einem WeiIer. Eieielbe
Ipran9 Dor Sbref burb ein Yoroer=
feRfer unO erlitt 6bniit unb auetId=
puaoen,, tuorauf iie auf Der Groe lie=
gen blieb. Nls Wa1barn bill3u eilten,
Hob ber un6olo.
Nm 6amiiag Nbenb lpuroe in Der
Ndhe Don piqua elm ginliepler Namens
3eb. Stelber ernoroet. Ser Wor0
,purbe SO Darbs BON ieiner Wobnun9
beriibt nno Der 2eihnlm pann in bic
9Do1nung aetragen. Nan 9laubts
oaB eine ginbreherbanbe. luelte III Der
Ednliben Nadt IN piqua In Der 8riln.
maperiden 9lpotbete einbra9 uno $50
erbeutete ulo nu6 ben Grocer Mbras
BAN gbrplf beraubte. oetl Moro uer=
iibte.
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= .s5m probibitionsitaat blaine tunr.
ben bieien 0erbf. cine MiQion Sob
Nepfel Qeerntet. Der ar6Bte She'll bie-
les Geaens piro obne 3peiIel snr So
irritation BON iolden 9emperensaetrdn.
ten nie Moit unb Mepielbranntnein Der.
lpen6et tuerDen.
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appendicitis

bat gr1Btentbeils ibren @rune In -Wib=
brauh Der @in9sweioe. iuoenl man ora=
Niide purgatiOe anmenost. lin ole
8efabr al Derneioen, aebrauht nur
Or. Gina's ssieiu Sife pillen. bic iihe-
rem. tanIt tuirtenoen &eini9unas= unD
Nnrei5unasmittel. @arantirt Gopf=
,Deb, @allenfieber, Walaria llno 0islb=
iuht su beilen. 25 @Glts ll W. Is.
Yeter's NDolbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-11-28

Nnl Wlontag tomen II, sinem our9
8rannififtung Deruriadten lsuer III
elmer italieniiGsn Mietbsialerne- IN
Nem Oort leds grmnNlsns nnD lieben
6inoer uln. tpdtrenO cine Mnaabl Ysr=
loutn infplae oes 0erobiprinasnS bon
ben 6kntsxn nerlett fpllr6fn.
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opA' SJuAsuicoHuy %euu.t UtttutlitH
lGtdothen. tDuroe Der 20 Sabre alie
6arfielo Sid bon ieinsm 6reunoe Nat.
Dirou eriiohen. 6ill blies ein Gtrelh.
bols aus, oas Diron in yranb geipbt
batte. uno Dies brohte Eiron berartia
in Wutb. oab er Elm Mel1er 400 uno e
ieinem s5rennoe in's 0srs fiieB.
Sn Baltimore BAT am Montaa Irnu
9lnnie 8. Waitb In e;IetTii1tiger Mutb
6rau 9allie Yromn IN Der WobnuM
Der Gebteren in 8epenmart ibres Wan=
nes. ben Tie beimlid) in bic Wpbuung
Der Glaa gromn gefolat mar. erfhpI-
lien. lRaita perIhmano bur1 cine
6intertbiir nno lit bts iebt MID! pieoer=
9eiehen morben.
WuslamD.
Sm 0eutihen Reidstaa tiinoiaten
onl e5o,nltaQ bic 5oSiaiiiten an, oaB
lie bom Neihstansler BON Biilom Nus
funft oariiber su per!anaen tpiiniGten,
mas er 81 t1lln geoente, I'M ben beben
Breifen BON Gohlen uno 2ebensmitteln
ein @noe Su ma0en. - slud ole ROn=
lerootinen tiiableten cine ,Snterpella=
Ition in 8eSua aui Die bobsn &oblen=
prei1e on.
Nud) in Geiferreih herridt 2ebens=
.nliitel 5beuerunb. Sm Nbaeoronetsn=
bouie Duroe bariiber berbanbelt uno
uiel rorts lit es bsBtbeaen lAon 81 emit
lihen &ranolen Qefommsn.
glub in TeutIMano maht Die Sem
pe.ensbepeanns arpbe TotiIcbritte. nur
ooB bort Die NSdBiateits Qlpoltel nod
nidt fir p6lliae prohibition aaitiren.
sSn allen 8nrftenihafts= er=
Aneint Elm NuFruf alter 6erren" in Dem
9eaen ben 5rintstuan9 uuter Der ltlois-
renoen Sugeno uno ben linnlolen Gom=
.lent prQteltlrt miro.
Gau3 Sapan wu,be am %. 93op.
ourb Elm @robeben erlhiittert. is
ltegen Nahrid!eu Dor, paB oanelbe auf
cine @ntfernuu9 bon 1000 wabreeaom=
men murbe.
Sn Der 9iacbt gum 5reitae puroe in
Der 9idbe BON @tampes i'm iiiolihen
SranfreiAe Der 5oulouer Gtanelbna
nah edit nmerifaniiher Mauier bes
raubt. 8rei Bauoiten oroneen ia oen
@spdfluaaen eln, eriholIen Die Md9=
ter. bensdbtiaten Tib Der @elotalieu
uno fpraHgen ab. gls Der 3uN an
Der ndhiten Station ontanl, muroe Der
4larm ae9eben. Die Hduber enttalnen
aber in einem MutomObil.
Nm sonntaa griffen 10000 Wann
bon Dem triegsrilhen Yenis uanen=
Stanlm nit arober 9eItiateit Dos Fran=
s0lilbe 2oaer in Den Bergen b.i 9Ra9b-
mia in N'aier on, maroen aber nit ei=0
mem geriut BON 1900 Mann suriid=
eelDorfen.
Sn Der Coupe, @rube bel @tolle,
sSranfreih, tpuroen am %. Nop. 80
Bera!eute perihiittet.
Gin BON Balencia, Gpanien, fom=
member Sdnetlsug itiirste am Montaa
aeraoe auserhalb Barcelona ilber eine
Bride in ben JluB binab. 3n1ll|
perloneH tamen babel um's 2eben uno
% muroen mebr ooer neniger i1luer
berleBt.
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tHbfr aHgelellSll III TQplnlsDau5 DEL
Alfoltern nno mar elm rihtgsr gmmen-
ltbalerbauer. Sn yurgo0rf 1T aus
Netu Sort Die Srauertunoe ein9etrofs
fen. oaB bort 0err MaT Aeldlimann,
Der einlilge ltramlne yursoorter Gran5=
turner, seliOrben lit. oellen man ltets
nod aerne geoertt. Sn Der alter 0ei.
lmatb luar er Elm flotter Mrilllerllt uno
auU in ben Ser. Staaten sbuloiete er
ItAnige 3eit Dem Srlbaisnltano. ST
tDuroe as Sabre aft.
Sn Bern murnen BON shlaae ae=
troHen uno iino Den Dolgen srlsgsn !:
0r. y. 5reuberg, aesuslener shaei=
meilte., 8Ojabria, ,ny alt Grslspolt=
Noiuntt 6lo. sh6b=Yeronl. gr mar
Dor einsm Sabr nab 40idbrisem Dlen+
lte In Den aubsnano aetreten. adle=
banoler u. u. Iplfsnegeer III Sbun 1T
lm 2ller BON 81 Sapien Oil elaem
Shlasanfall aeitOrbsn. Nus tIslnen
Nerbaltniilen Encouragement, otbelieie
er llb sum onse'ebenen 9anoelsmann|
empor, Der ieiblt iiberieeli6e ysrDin=
ounsen nit @rfolg pfleeie. lfebrere
Sable mar er 8smeInoeprdIiosnt pon
3bun.
Sm Neubaus i'm Iiirrsraben San.
ton Bern itarb i'm Ilteruon 63 Sub=
rem nab l1naerer &rantbeit 0err Bettr
2le0ti= 5taIoer, Elm tiihtleer Sausr,
aepelener Yralioent DER al.chgfmslnoe
uno oes lrA1emeluOefat1s BON &,ah.
-telwalo. S,SuQeuleut Sans Yry,Isr opn
Seu1. Der in Nbelipnsn arDbsre Qrbs,=
len leltete uno ltCb am Opie Diemellts
4rpbeu 4ulsbsns eIfreute. 1T bnietbu 80
SATIRE alt qeltorbsn,
gslte 6jrllBe an Die 2rier oes Beo=
bad)ier" poul gsr,dte,lIatter 81
9. 81
q Q a u II y . le poslsH pls
ele[,tanI!uen az srl Sya1a'lslts' III ps.'l uh'
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Guntpn, Ohio.

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
DON'T WANT TO PAY FEES
o. L. BEESON WILL RESIST
In Order for Corner MarkIey to Get
His Fees in the Jos. Lucy case, He
Will Have to Bring Suit Against
Executor.

o. l.. Beeson, executor OF the es-
tate of Joseph Lucy, the Milton re-
cluse, who was murdered a year ago
last month at his home, near Milton,
has notified the county commissioners
that he will resist the payment of a
bill of 1885 presented by former
Coroner S. c. Markley for the in
quest held over the remains. The
commissioners hold that the estate is
liable for the sum, and will probably
instruct County Attorney j. F. Rob-
bins to bring suit to collect the same.
The county commissioners have re-
fused to allow the bill, but the senti-
ment is that the county should as
sist DR.. Markley to recover the money
due him for his services.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
CITY AND COUNTY
Deaths and Funerals.

ATKINSON - Rachael Atkinson.
aged 81 years, died two miles north
east of Greensboro yesterday at 10 a.
m. from pneumonia. She was pio-
neer resident. She leaves nine chill
dren; five. boys and four girls. One
boy is in California. The funeral will
be announced later.
DYE - Word has been received
here of the death of Margaret Sim
mons Dye at Indianapolis, the death
occurring Tuesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Wampool.
Mrs. Dye was 90 years old. She will
be buried at Liberty tomorrow Until
the past year she made her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Clevenger
FURREY - Henry Furrey. aged 5
years, died at the home No. % South
Ninth street, yesterday morning of
heart trouble. The funeral services
and burial will be Friday morning at
Gratis, o. Friends may call at the
house any time Thursday afternoon
and evening.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-10
L|CHTENFELS PRESIDENT
THE ABATTOIR ELECTION
Company Is Well Satisfied with Bust
ness Done During Past Year. and
Has Splendid Prospects for the
Future.

The Richmond Abattoir company
held its annual stockholders meeting
in the office of the company Tuesday
evening, and elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year:
Jacob Lichtenfels, president.
Joseph GER, vice president.
w. S. Ewry, secretary.
James BeeSOn, treasurer.
F. C. Jurgenson, general manager.
Directors-Jacob Llichtenfels, w. S.
Clendenin, Joseph GER, w. S. Ewry,
W. L. Thornburg, James Beeson and
f. G. Jurgenson.
The company is is well pleased with
the general results of the year clos
ing Dec 81, 1906, and will put forth
every effort to please its many patrons
in and around the city of Richmond,
in quality of goods and fair dealing
in the future.